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FOR RENT
Store 7O7 9th NV. $40 90 1S61Mntw'd pl I3r BIO 90
l1ol NV .l6Oo0 1905 Caroline. 7r&b %. so
ITO "a Sc lOr, b, fur 800 1877 NV. 10r&b is 90
1901 Clifton NV. 1b0. 90 BOG Ind av 7r&b 35 so
tS41 NV. 10r&b. 55. co Office rms, 1907 Ut NV.
400 NV, 1Or&b. 90 2453 18th NV, Grab. 40. 90
1911 Core. 1lr b. so 90 l6lS 18th NV IOr&b so 90
1918 sunderland pl. e1O NJ NV, fur. 10000
ocsei2t: TYLER RUTH RUTHERFORD, 1nc 1907 st.
FOR RENT-BY L. ]. MILLS, COS 9Th ST. NV.
1915 18th st. NV, desirable S-story and eel
lar bay-window brick; 11r. and ba.; AMI; good
neighborhood; convenient to car and In perfect
condition; rent only $3.50. Open for inspection
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL. S E. COR 7TH&L T. "
621 7th NV .st&14r 81 4O. 90 612 S NV 6rSw Is 30
13 acres. lge house Cor 5th&P NV sto II 10
& outbuildings mr. 1917 7th NV, ar fat l3 90
18th & ne. .35 90 All Ky av Sc, 6rsb 12 so
l5os 7th NV, sto Gel s5 90 621 7th nw sr fat 12oo
459 NJ nw 6r&b. %. so 1904 Sd Sc, Sr&w . - 90
1137 7th NV. st&cel q 50 1889 Sth NV store 10 O0
10151a ne5r&b f. $50 456 Franklin store 10 90
l0l5 l1th NV, sta, j. so AT av, store 10 90
1888 NJ st ne, fr&b. l6 30 c35 Pemeroy, store IS 90
9th & NV, store. ISL so 452 NV. on rs. 81 IS
Office rms. at 512 st. NV, steam heat. motif
FOR RENr-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$50 18th NV, 10 rooms and bath $50 90
se7-f Room s. Bliss bldg. IS st. NV
FOR RENT-3o 9Th ST. Sc: THREE STORIES
and cellar: ten rooms, bath; anil; excellent To-
cation on Capitol Hill; $37.5O
oc26-tf JAMES F. SHEA, 643 La ave- NV
FOR RENT-A HANDSOME 4-SToRY AND BASE.
ment white stone house; two baths: steam heat;
at head Of Connecticut ave-; low rent, $75 month.
Apply EARLY & LAMPTON. 615 14th st. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF ROSA BARBARA FREEwALT,
deceased; No. 0S03, docket 27.-George f. Graham.
executor, has, with the approval OF the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, holding special
term for Orphans Court business, appointed the
9th day of November. 1901, at 10 O'Clock a m, a
the time and said the place, for
passing Of claims and making payment and dis
tr'bution under the courts direction and control;
when and where all creditors and persons entitled
to distributive shares legacies a residue are
notified to attend in person by agent attorney
duly authorized with their claims against the
tate properly vouched: Provided, this order he
published once in each Of three successive weeks
before said day In the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star. Signed October 20, 1901
Approved: JOB BARNARD Justice. Attest
LOUIS A. DENT, Register OF Wills. oc30-1aw3t
SIMON LYON AND r. b. II. LYON, ATToR-
peys.-In the Supreme Court of the District Of CO.
lumbia-Albert c. Gardner, complainant. tir-
ginia Gardner defendant. Equity 22105.-0n mo-
ton of the complainant by Simon Lyon and r. Is.
H. Lyon her solicitors. It is ordered this 23d day
Of October, A.D. 1901, that the defendant pir-
ginia Gardner, cause her appearance TO be entered
herein before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this date; otherwise the viii
be proceeded with In case OF default The object
Of this suit is to obtain decree OF divorce a
vinculo matrimonii for the complainant, by reason
of adultery. This order is to be published I'm the
Law Reporter and The Evening Star OF Washing
ton ID. C., once a week for three successive weeks
prior to said rule day. By the court: A. b. HAG-
NER, Associate Justice. A true copy-test J. IL.
YOUNG. Clerk. By NJ. A. CLANCY. Assistant
Clerk. oc2S-lawSt
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED ED-AGENTs-ANoTHER BONANZA FOR
agents. Our new book, Theodore Roosevelt, u
Typical American" Author, soldier, statesman
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X RENl-BY TH0S: J. FISHER & CO..
INCORPORATED, 1414 + ST. NV
1Conn av NV lsr$3oOOO 34O4 Morgan av. .1Or a. so
2 st. 90 1905 Both st NV, lii. Is 30
u st. lIr 10 O0 L0tsNos. ~ SO. 49, Ii. %
IL st NV. 11r. 125 oO 1927 5th NV, 7r. 20. so
8 Jen pl NV l4r 100 % ZIG 9TH st sw, r.. 1850
q 18th st NV. .15rlO0. 90 1873 II st me- Or LOO
18th st NV. l3r.9 20 POS -216-2ls-22O 1st
- X NV, Tor. 80. SO. 80 sw 6r each 125O
- 10Th NV, l0r. 1900 Baldwins row.5r. s.uu
nIth NV, lOr. 66.68 ll5 l. st Sc, Ar. $50
} e st NV. lSr. 40 23l9 Champlaine Az
:. St III ls Waiiin. pi Chevy
% .. st nv; lor: 50. IS Lot j, 50 6s5. Del
On ABOVE ma ave- Lot. an is St sS sis
10 Cap st. 1or. 80. 10 bet Mass&Dei as:
~ 81 nv, Jr -5u.uU y ne. per ann. nm
. st. FURN1sHED9pGR fE , PEI ! AsNUM. s pE 1900
b bet Q and r. $1,000 WoodIey lane ......l 500
h bet INK NV. .6.oOO S bet 16th&17th NV /. 900
Ii bet H&I NV 100 n Ii av bet M&N. 800 500
gleside, 18th st l bet 20th&2lst NV. i, 500
Toward ay:: .3.60e Q bet 17th&1sth nw.l 500
lss bet 17&1s NV $500 Yale bet 13th&l 4th /, 500
III bet o&r NV 3 GOO Sunderland place. 81, $3.50
oet i7th&lsth 5000 bet 2oth&SIst nv NV SSS
Ii bet OAR NV. 5000 bet 2oth&21st nw.1 200
ID bet y NV. 200 2lst bt r & S NV. L ,O20
av bet X 4 L. 200 18th bet U&V NV :. .9G0
n bet q NV. =, 100 Cincin Wash Hgts. 900
'et lsth&l NV 2. 40 T bet 4th&5th NV :. 300
i bet L&M 100 sv bet tt LIN sHS ss:ss
"a circle NV 400 Vt ave BIT 4 Q NV coo
nm av bet R&S. q 600
FLATS.
Manry No. 4r. 1000 The Marion, No4, Ar 35 90
Maury No. 81 Ar. 90 llO4 14th st NV 2r 20 90
ANDSEMELY S d! !, ~, FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsA.
APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND."
OFFICES.
e sth&p 81 sts ST s2So,oo I42s st. desirable otrcs
Is st: "a u. 10000 lila st. desirable orfcs
}, ST. III; go. % $50 st. desirable ofices
= Z, "a front 300 bOo-7 7th desirable Offices
= ., 80 front 25.O0 Century bldg new
: .S,l4 + st. 2r: 1900 bldg. all imps, single
. + 81 NV. No. 4. IL. 90 rooms from $12 to SIS
cor 12th&F NV, desir- per mo, Entire door.
BILE offices. from ST.. so S125 per mo.
o $oV.OO 617 14th st NV. 90
STORES.
1g sth&D sts. ..$25O.00 S23 st NV (base) 90
Pa av NV. rs. OO.s-s5 NJ st......... 90
STABLES
y Mass av trear$40.OO 1923 r av NV (rr) .15 90
q st NV irear. 81 so 17Os 18th NV (rear 10 90
q st NV trear). 800 l2lS 9th st NV (rr). 600
Y 14th rear, Is n,
,AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RENT.
G AND COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
ASSES OF PROPERTIES.
Ior full list Of furnished and unfurnished houseA
t. otices. stores and stables apply at Office.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W. LINKINS, 500 18TH ST.
lS1214 20r. Si25 90 437 2Oth NV, 5r. b. Is 80
2217 Pa av, 15r&b. .55 90 211s Z, Or. .1430
POL r Or, b&store. 1000 Stable 2010 NV 10. 90
7O7 10th NV. 7r&b $3.50 1882 18th sc, Or, % 80
Flats09 ii ne, 7r&b. so 237 22d NV. 4r. wa. $50
STORES.
1913 Pa NV, fine large 1915 Pa av NV sto. $40 90
new store & cellar. Of 2201 p NV, opp mkt. 20 90
fer wanted. motif
FOR RENT-BY J. MILLS. COS 9TH ST. NV.
1915 18th ,lOr b. $50 so 2316 Champlain 1S so
l101 Fla ne, 10r b25 80 1898 NJ ne 6r b. $50
4S4 NV, Or, b.. ..25.50lStore 4O3 II .l0.50
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FORT MONROE ARSENAL, FORT MONROE, va.
October 8. 1901. i.-Sesled proposah; In duplicate.
will be received here until pm. Friday, Novem-
ber s. 1901, for purchase of condemned ordnance
and ordnance stores. including cannon. pro5ecties
small arms, ammunition, etc. Catalogues on applt.
cation. W. A. MARyE. Col. Ord. Dept. comdg.
oc8l mol 1853
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING MASSACHUSETTS
avenue from street north to Observatory Circle
once OF the Commissioners, ID. c.. Washington
November 1, 1901.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at this once until II O'clock noon. Novem-
her o. 1901 for grading Massachusetts, avenue
from 7 street north to Observatory Circle. Blank
forms proposal, specinca tions and all necessary
informa ton can be obtained at this once. H. b.
r. MCFARLAND, JOHN w. ROSS. JOHN BID
DIE Commissionere ID. G. Do2-6t
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTT & WILCOX,

FOR RET-BY WESCO'
1912 18th, 12r, 2b, mi $50. IS
500 21st, 12r, b, mi. 40. 30
1882 T, 11r. h, Gel. mi. 40. so
716 18th, 10r, b, mi. .35. 60
8012 Dumb av, Sr,
b, eel, mi. .35. so
Gil 23d, Sr. b, eel. mi. 30. so
17S4 F. Sr, b. mi. ...27.50
3042 Camb'ge, Or, b, mi3. 80
2129 Pa av, 7r, Uni. Is. 80
2423 x, Sr, b, W, 5000
621 Ith Sc. Sr. b. mi. 1880
S02 N II AVER, b, mi. 13. so
1062-64 Both, 5r, eel, w12.5O
632 oath. 5r, w.....12.5O
2223 st Paul's ct, Or. 11.o0
2I04 K, Or, w.......1l.OO
FURNISHED.
1916 10th, l4r, 2b. $3.50. 90
ll05 Path, Or. b. mi. 40. so
FLATS.
1131 Goth, Sd q, Or, b. $55. 90
1915 T, 8 & 4 RS. b, fur &
Ysa 9afura ra.os s2o' SIS. $780,
$50 10th, Ar. b. mi. 1850
Evening star., 1901-11-06

FOR RENT-1429 EUCLID PLACE, NEAR RESI-
dence Of Justice Harlan; brick; IA rooms and sta
BILE; will lease one year for $1,2O0 Apply to
GOODWIN Y. ATLEE. Room S6 Corcoran bldg.
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FOR RENT-D: D. THOMPSON. 1885 ST.
NV. 14r, 2b. .$S3 00123 II ne, sr&b.. 500 so
1880 n NV, 1Sr. 600 1431 G ne, Grab. 16 80
1870 Roanoke, 10r, IS 1921 Gales me- Grab 10 so
S25 22d NV. 9r&b. 80 90 1875 Gales me- Or W g. 80
1880 ne, 6r bsto. $500 1903 ne, hall. Is 90
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FOR RENT = DELIGHTFUL s-sToRY AND
bsaa basement press brick house on ST., within ~
ed; low rent-$37. 80 month. Apply
oc4-0 EARLY q LAAPTON 6l5 18th st a. w.
FOR RENT PHONE 24I7.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
1915 Howard av. Or $50. 90 1905 NJ store $3.50
1872 18th. nat. Or. .40O0l st bet S0th&S1st
1859 2sd st. 81. ..s: 90 Oats. .:$22 80 2. 90
1909 NV, Or. .36.60ll34 ne, Or. o. %
oc19-tf THOMAS BRADLEY, Real Estate Omcer.
FOR RkNr-BY H. l. RUST. sos l4TH ST. NV
1927 18th NV, IL rooms and baths. . SEQ. 90
1857 Pa. ave-. 10 rooms and store. 5000
Flat,414 11th me-, rooms and bath. 900. 1000
Rear l1:2 vt ave; stable. stalls: 49,: 1000
AGENT for LIVERPOOL & LONDON GLOBE.
PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS Of PA.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-"STANTON" APARTMENTS, C ST
bet. LIST and I'd SITS ne, and rpoms each: I:
ANIL; elny ator. steam heat hot and cold water;
prices range from s27. 80 to s3b; building will be
finished In Nov. OSCAR w WHITE. 1114 r ct.
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ONE OF MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON'S HOUSES.
2o27 FIRST NV
$3.50.
ALL CoNVENIENCES: HANDSOME DECORA-
TIoNS: HARDWOOD; ATTIC.
SWELL FRONT
no2-tf MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON, so2 f ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-H. ROZIER DULANY 1920 ST.
n st. near 18th, 15r. 4 baths, bed rms. $50
s psf. near 18TH 12r 4 bath 9 bed rms =. 169
Sunderland pl. 11r & BATH 8 bed rms. ..... $50
Sunderland pl., 10r h bath, bed rms. ..... 125
O ST. near 21st, 12r. 4 bath, 8 bed rms. ..... $50
q st. near nth l2r bath bed rms. ..... $50
Mass. ave- near oath. lSr 4 baths, 8 bed rs, $50
Mass. ave. near 18th 16r & bath, bed rs. 42J
Col. road near 18th i1r & bath, 5 bed rms. 12o
Fla. ave. near ed, Or. bath. bed rms. go
Corcoran St near 18th, Or. bath, bed RS. IS
Call for full list. nod-St
FOR RENT-FINE 2O-ROoM HOUSE 14o5 | ST.
: NV. INQUIRE THEO. A. HARDING. 1915 @
ST. NV. oc17-tf
FOR RENT-THESE HOUSES ARE DESIRABLE
and can be inspected by applying at the office for
keys or permit:
18th and F, 14r., 2 baths. .......... $500 month
Thomas circle. 15r.. baths. ....... 15e month
r ST. near 18th, 12r. and 2 baths. 125 month
Yale ST., Col. Heights. 12r. 1900. 100 month
9 st. near 18th n, lor. @ bath: lo0 @ month
10th St near Dupont Circle. l0r. & rs month
18th ST.. Wash. Hgts., 10r.. b.. 1000 season
STONE & FAIRFAX. SO6-s0S NV.
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OFFICE ROOMS.
4S6 La av, heated. SIS. 90
1871 20th. office, heat. Is. 90
4S6 La ave. basmt rs.12.50
4S2 La ay, heated. 10. 90
STORES.
1sO0Pa av,2r, eel, mi$65. 90
1902 Pa av, sto, Ar. .y6. SO
lS67-59 S2d. lge rm 35. 90
1917 Pa av,1r, Gel, W 80. .42
Blacksmith shop. bet
1920, hM. 49,. 80. 90
221o l4th, lr. sta. w,g.25.O0
S36 oath, ,2r&sto. We 20. so
1855 L, sto. eel. rs. so
1918 NJ, 1r, eel, W. 1900
1906 18th, shop. 1000
STABLES.
1912 G. Is, ,ch, l,w.g.$I 90
l142 18th, IS. s.wr,l,w.1
18th, 10th, L, n. 1Os
and side lot. 90
I16 18th (rr), 8s, VIZ.
1, W...............l .l0.O0
lS29-Sl L, 5r. Woo
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WANTED - FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY. FIRST-
class laundress, white; must have the very best
city references. Address Thy letter only) stating
references and wages asked, s. s. ROWLAND,
113l ] ST. NV noeet.
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WANTED-HELP. w
MA LIE.

WANTED-AGENTS FOR NEW EDITION LIFE
OF Mckinley. containing electrocuton OF the
murderer; outfit free: freight free picture free;
books almost free. DINSMORE PUB. CO.. 621
9TH no6-6ts
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL.

NOTHING BEATS TRIAL, is A STANDARD
axiom. You'll be well satisfied should you accept
our STANDARD cash rates for mems worn gar
ments; will call any hour in unlettered car
riage. We prompt. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6l0 ID. no6-tf.5
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, AUTHOR
ized and bonded. 6O3 18th st. NV. Phone Main
2625. Open day and night. Strictly confidential
Branch In Baltimore. Md aulo-tf
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UNFURNIsHED.

UNFINISHED.
ave.; II rooms bath: suitable for room renting;
reduced to s45. ROBERT COHEN, Owner. lila
Fn.w. no6-4ts
FOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT, LARGE DWELL
ing of 20 rooms corner 14th st. and Kenesaw ave.
NV, with large stable; large grounds around the
entire house; light, cheerful rooms; no objections
to renting furnished rooms; 500 per month.
CAYWOOD & GARRETT. 18th st. and N. Y.
ave. NV. no6-3t'
FOR RENT-1a41 CORCORAN ST; 8 STORIES;
fronts south; large rooms; ami; newly pa
pered and decorated; only $500.
no6-tf LOUIS d. WINE & CO., 1904 + st. NV.
FOR RENT-15 ROOMS AND BATH; ALL MOD
ern improvements; on D st. NV; centrally To-
Gated; heated by furnace; several roomers in the
house; rent ~ $500 5 w2s per z %ea.h %sshs 90,
FOR RENT-DEsIRABLE LocATIoN-1sos COR
coran st. NV; $3.50
no8-st MOORE & HILL. TIT 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-s-sIORY. HOUSE, 219 9TH ST. NE.
Mass. ave. and 2 car lines; only $40. 90 per
mo- A. L. HOUGH, 925 st. NV. no6-2ts
FOR RENT : EASTERN SECTION = NEAT BAY
window brick, $50 s. G. ave. Sc, rooms end
bath, $23. so, and brick No. 1900 Nd. ave. me-,
18th street me-, 6 rooms and bath. 5000, and
brick, No. $50 H street n.e., rooms and bath
$27.5O. A. F. FOX CO.. Inc, go F st. NV. 1t
FOR RENT-AT REDUCED RATESHANDSOMD
stone front residence, No. 1411 st. NV, IL
lent condition, handsome finish and decorations
$685. also bay window brick, No. 1919 s st. NV,
10 rooms bath. furnace, in good condition, $50.
1t A. F. FOX Co.. Inc.. 920, F st. NV.
FOR REST-WELL LOCATED NV, BRICK NO.
1ses ss street @ y1 hath and large
II rooms and bath, $50. A. r. FOX CO.. Inc,
$40 y q. NV. II
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-01-09
THE NEWS EPlTOMIZED
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The State Department sent the
amendments to the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty to the British Government
through two channels, one copy being
transmitted to Lord Pauncefote, and
the other through Ambassador Choate
at London, who will present it to the
Foreign Office.
Purnell H. Miller was appointed
Postmaster at New Orleans at the re.
quest of the bondsmen Of J. G. r. Pit
kin, resigned. =
The War Department decided to
take no further action toward bringing
volunteers home from the Philippines
until Congress provides regulars to re.
place them.
Lieutenant Colonel James A. Bu-
chanan, Porto Rieap Regiment, y. s.
", was assigned to the Command OF
the District of Porto Rico, recently In
corporated into the Department OF the
East.
Mrs. William P. Frye, wife Of the
President pro tempore Of the Senate,
died suddenly in Washington.
The President said he would so to
the Pacific coast in May to attend the
launching of the battleship Ohio at
the Union Iron Works at San Fran
cisco, and would be absent from Wash
ington about a month.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-01-09
AUDITOR MORRIS. KILLED.
War Department Official Shot Down
in Washington.
ACT OF A DISCHARGED CLERK

Fancied Wrongs Said to Have Caused
Samuel NJ. cDonaId to Commit the
Deed-The Murderer Afterwards Made
Two Attempts to End His Own Life
Both Men Came From Ohio. ~
Washington, D. G. (SpeciaD.-Frank
II. Morris. the Auditor for the War
Department under Secretary Gage,
was shot and almost instantly killed
In his Office by Samuel Macdonald, a
former clerk in the department. AT.
ter sending the bullet through Nor
ris's heart Macdonald attempted to
end his, own life with shot, and,
falling in this, made second attempt
at suicide by slashing his throat in the
neighborhood of the jugular vein.
The first intimation the clerks In the
department had Of the tragedy was a
woman's piercing scream resoundin2
through the building at 2.25 p. m. A
general rush for the corridors was
made, many believing that the woman
who screamed had been caught in the
elevator. The shots thats Macdonald
fred at Morris and himself apparent
ly were not heard. Macdonald was
found seated on bag Of cement in the
hall, near the door. ..'-. ,.
Blood was streaming down his coat
from a cash in the throat. and he was
rapidly growing weak.
II shot Norris" he said to the star
tied clerks gathered around him. II
shot him and then shot myself"
Officer Evans and Sergeant Sullivan
put in IN appearance IN q few mo-
ments and arrested the sinking MUIR
derer and ordered him conveyed to
the Emergency Hospital.
Macdonald was discharged from his
position In the Treasury by the Sixth
Auditor for the Postofice Depart
ment, Mr., Castle. He probably be-
lieved that Mr.. Morris was at the bot
tom of this, as he believed he also was
responsible for his deposal from Nor
ris's Office last February. As he left
the Office where he had been employed
q fellow clerk remarked: wish you
merry Christmas" .....
There's nothing in 1t, old man." re-
piled Macdonald. He was not seen
again until he appeared at the door Of
the Winder Building, in which Mr..
Morris had his Office. Watchman Gu
sick, who knew him well, was at the
door.
"Is Swan in" asked Macdonald, in
quiring for the clerk who now occupies
the position Macdonald himself held
before being reduced. j '
"Yes," replied the watchman.
Macdonald then entered the Office,
and a minute later the pistol shot rang
out. ~:
Morris had been Auditor for the
Navy Department. but was transferred
to his present post a year ago on ac-
count Of his good record.
Macdonald is a bachelor. and came
from Steupenville. Ohio. He Is vet
eran of the Civil War. Frank 81. Nor
ris was from Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.
Morris, who was at home here, was
Immediately notified Of the death Of
her husband. .
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-01-09

1T Is freely admitted that the dis
play of the United States was the most
prominent of the foreign nations.
Outside of France, we occupied a
greater area; we had many more ex-
hibitors and erected more buildings
than any other nation. The real test
Of the relative positions taken by the
exhibitors Of the United States IN the
Exposition lies In the fact that they
have received a much larger number
Of awards than Germany, Russia,
Great Britain, Austria or any other
nation foreign to France, thus show
ing the quality of their exhibits. We
feel that the commercial interests of
our nation have been enhanced, our
export trade Increased and our inter
national relations strengthened by the
part which we have been hble to take
in the great event in Paris this year"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-01-09
A SONS SAD DISCOVERY
Finds Medical Students in Possession
Of Mothers Body.
He Had Been Searching For His Los
Parent, and Discovers Her Re-
mains on Dlssecting Table.

Cleveland. Ohio (SpeciaD.-Mutilat.
ed almost beyond all semblance to ku.
manity By the instruments of a class
of medical students, the body Of Mrs.
Mary Bryerly. Of Ashtabula, was res
cued from the dissecting table of the
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical Col
lege and inferred in Woodland Gene
terry.
Last summer she disappeared from
her home in Ashtabula, and came to
Cleveland. On August Is she was
found dead in an upper room in poor
part of the city by the police, and her
body was taken to the Morgue.
The body later was turned over to
the medical college, as is the custom
with unclaimed bodies. At the time
of his mothers disappearance from
Ashtabula her son, Henry Bryerly.
was away from home. When he re-
turned he began q search for his moth
er that lasted until he found her body
in the dissecting room. He traced her
to the house where she had died, and
learned from the Coroner's verdict
that she had committed suicide with
carbolic acid. 1t was not until shown
q photograph Of her body at the
morgue that the son found clue.
The sons grief at the fate Of his
mother was pitiful, and it was some
hours after he found the body in the
dissecting room before he was able to
control himself. The horror of the
situation was added to by the fact that
two students were at work on the body
of the mother when the son visited
the room,
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COLONEL GARDINER REMOVED.
Governor Roosevelt Gnsts the District Al
torney Of New York County.

Governor Roosevelt Gnsts the District At
torney Of New York County.
Albany. N. Y. (SpeciaD.-Governor
Roosevelt announced that he had re.
moved from Office Colonel Asa Bird
Gardiner, District Attorney Of New
York County, on charges preferred by
Deputy-Attorney ]. 81. Hammond, and
appointed Eugene A. Philbin, Demo
crat, to fill the vacancy.
Tine charges allege that the District
Attorney failed in his duty to prose-
cute offenders against the primary aud
election laws.
After q seven hours hearing the
Governor decided that Asa Bird Gar
diner could not continue as District At
torney. In a lengthy memorandum the
Governor sets forth his reasons for
removing Colonel Gardiner. Eugene ].
Philbin, the Democrat appointed to fill
the vacancy, has been closely allied
with public interests for a number Of
years. .-
The Governor also announced the ap-
pointment Of John Proctor Clark, Of
New York City, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Justice Henry
r. Beekman.