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The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20
0ssA Lsek Drasss Be..s.

Foreign steamship companies have a
rule BY which the pay OF captains and
engineers b increased where no acct
dents occur for q year. On the British
steamship lines the captains receive
from f300 to 1900 year, without per.
quIsites. II, at the end Of the year, q
British commanders boat has met
with no accident he gets q bonus. The
British lines think this system Of re-
ward has tendency to make COM
manders more careful. The pay Of an
engineer ON the German lines ranges
from f24O to f50O q yenr. The pay OF
the British engineer does not dl6Ier
materially from these figures, but he
also receives q bonus n his engines
run without accident during the year.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20
va,ss u . sga..s Lite.

The Suprsnae Courts have decided that
the life o. the average man IL worth 5ust
what he y able to earn. A mans earn
pSystcsi health. fhe stosnach Us is the tis
measure Of health and strength. Every
WAn mAn b. bright and active II his d.
gestiont. I. normal Il It I. mot. Hostetter.s :
for dyspepsia, Indigestion. constipation,
biliousness. hatulency. liver or kidney
troubles.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20
Ws..ss FhyyIeiass /. n.s.sa.

SsS0 = Ry8sS.8o - AD40So
Russia has long prided herself on
having the hrst' women physicians
The Chautauquan refers to the career
Of Nadezhda susloif. one OF the earliest
and best women doctors, ~ particular
ly intsrestins. Born serf. and fresd,
with her parents at the emaneipation
in 1851. she and her brothers and sis
ters recsived the best possible educs-
ton at home and abroad, for her par
snts wsrs both extremely intelligsnt
and her father acquired wealth after
gaining his freedom. Everywhere In
Russia and IN the continsntal schools
Nadeshda was brilliantly successful.
For thirty years there has been NO
ntaaAse Of doubt u to the sylkiatAy Of
the public and Of the msdl6lt ttSsld
with the idea Of thorough nadicaF IA
struction for women. Med 1900 ~
movement. In 1870 one pre- aud
two other men undertook ID astAAlfsh
courses for instructing wollsa. II u
years there wsre $50 womsa studsuts
the majority coming from The ~psivi-
legged classss"-that u to say,ndk pess-
ants. The majority were nsAbsrs Of
the Russian church. but Il tAsro vsrs
several Jewsssss. Roman Cathe3tsu ma
Lutherana In 1877 twenty-foaf stu-
dents were sent to the st1t q vsr.
during the Russo Turkish osupaiiin.
and did 70 well that they resslysd ii.
perial permission to call ths1sselvss
after due examination. 'wonsn physi-
cians." and to wear q badgs,"
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

u u Guitar world bsfera hs Aal =.
eursa AG AaAA
We Asst now rsEnrn 70 tAs Palace q
the vaIlsy. whees vs ~ those vhe
vsus 70 % II ssaseh of tie rubbes
cAtsftain. ~ sooa q the king had
gone. Judah rspsatsd the instractions
hs had already given TO the guards.
rAsy wsrs not to ACCOMPANY him; bat
they were to eosls attsr him In = nan
asr agreed ppoa. ana wsrs to coadsct
themselves towards him n all respects
~ though tisy ha1 nttsr bsfoss seen
hin.
Towards the latter part Of the after
,Aoon JudaAe sts1vpsA .hlnsslf bare to
the ska. and caused one Of the men to
beat him With 1 lsathsfn thong until
long livid ridges were raised upon his
Shoulder and back. After this hs re-
sumed his clothing, and as soon - ths
shades Of evening be1an to tall. he
mounted . feet horse. md rode sway
to the northward towezds tho plains q
Abilene. He know H|At Julian had
taken that course. and he hoped to
overtake him before n.a!Ay hours. Un-
til midnight he sped onsaplte rapidly;
but after that he moved moro cautious
". psering and listenisg, upon the
right hand and upon. tH4 left, as he a.
vancsd. SO he rode until day had
dawned. without sessn$ or hearing
anything worthy Of ndt1s But he was
coming upon something very soon.
Iustsas the sky began 70 glow with the
rich, red glare Of the rising sun. he
came to point whore . narrow pass
between two steep hills opened into .
pleasant vale, and just here his horse
was stopped by q stout man who ad-
vanced, spear in hand. from some trees
by the wayside.
Hold" said the sentinel. "who
are you?"
"A wayfarer. as you may see." re-
piled judah.
whittier are you traveiins."
ITO the north" 10 10
"of what are you In pursult."
"Just at this present moment am in
most urgent pursuit Of something to
eat"
Have you money in your purse!"
Enough for present use."
Are you afraid Of losing IT."
"How?" 5,s
by robbers"
"Bless you, no. am rather anxious
to see some Of these robbers"
"You may see them sooner than you
would like"
THAT cannot be. sir: for would
like to re them 1t once"
"Ah-what would you with them?'
''Never mind. II an SO fortunate
ts to ind them. they slaal know
Perhaps can And them for YOU :
Il believe you can; and, my good sir
II you will conduct me into the pres
ence Of julian. shall thank you"
Upon my life, you give me credi,
for wonderful power" s'le
Il give you the credit OF belonging
to Julian's band; and - I am very
anxious to zee him. ask you once
more. to lead me to him." !.
Tho man hesitated moment, and
finally said, with smile breaking over
his sunburnt features:
"You arc free-spoken. and seem to
be honest; and I think will, lead you
70 the man you seek. But my bold
friend, you have need Of some fair
purpose"
Lead me to Julian. and I win be
answerable for the rest"
VERY well: you shall not ask again.
Dismount, and follow me-"
.13 Ito be continusd.)
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

Brooklyn, N. r, Sept. l6.-Ths Garfield
Tea Co., manufacturers Of Garfield Tee,
GARFIELD Headache Powders, Garasld- Tea
Syrup, 0ardsd Relief Plastsrs, Garfield
Digestive Tabists and Garfield Lotion, m
now occupying the large and elegant once
building and laboratory recently erected By
eeem. For many year, the Garfield Rem
edtes have boeu growing in popularity and
thsir SUCCESS h well deserved.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20
Mee.n.ents /. nsriie.

The recently unveiled Bismarck stint.
Ne makes the seventy-second monu-
ment Of IT, kind In Berlin. Among the
men commemosated are twelve Of
prtncely rank. eleven 9enerais, hIne
hrchttects mine scholars, ten poets,
tAtee physjcianA thrse statesmen. S'
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

Pain relieved. sickness prevented, b.
dmely use Of Wisard OIL. Kesp It Il.
ways In the home.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES arc tho
brightest, fastest and easiest TO uss.
sold by druggists, loo. per package.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

"A Chicago photographer kaa 1lvsnt-
Cd and patented ap automatic ~Aisksl
in the slot" photographing M9eNtne,
xAieA VII msss 4 sempla nnii
So e6fzsAiB =
'photogfaphist," )" and u ssia ~ " =
staple - u y remarkaA5 n Ms
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

II potatoes keep on increasing In price
people will begin having them set In
rings and woven into necklaces.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

aALEsMEN-Rsliabis HOUSE wants 4
stsp,s tihs. Boa ~. Chicago.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20
Hairs catar.A csrs
Il taken internally. Price, 75c.

ATurkish author having written 4 too
truthful Hfe of the Sultan n now In dam
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

II man fails to open the door wher
fortune knocks she doesn't break dowr
the door with batterin9 ram.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

The man who shouts no long and loud
Nay gather an admiring crowd,
Yet sometimes soanty Joy he meets
On counting up the gate receipts,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

Nm. Wn1ssev's sessAine 1y11e.
asss ssss:s; - So. ssssss: =
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

Wife-Tf you talk that way, where do
you expect to 20 when you die? Hus-
patonise the same hair dresser that you
do.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

Mss Alma-when did you become ac
quainted with your wife. doctor? Doctor
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20
6be Scoxurae
ofDannAscus
a Story -
the East.
cODo. JH-

oopy'isA.sa N y Roeers 1a..sr. sees.
The colored American., 1901-12-28

At the time the crime was committed
no one was around the house but Mary
Wright, q cOlOred domestic and John,
the son Of Mrs. HoggenbOtham. In
the work of the detectives, the finger
of suspicion pointed to the colored
woman and her arrest soon followed.
She had no counsel to appear for her
and through the workings Of few
good Baptist sisters, headed by Mrs.
Layton. president of wOmens auxiliary
to the National Baptist Convention,
the Hon. John s. Durham, was Sc
cured without compensation IS the
counsel for the defendant. All odds
we're against her for there was not one
witness for her side and although the
way seemed dark at sometimes during
the progress Of the trial; after earnest
pleading by her abe lawyer, and
though 1t took the jury five long days
TO come TO the decision, it was with joy
10 its hearers that the verdict rang out
in the court room mot guilty"
When the verdict was announced
there was some hand clapping on the
part Of enthusiastic friends OF the ac-
cused woman. She is a rative Of
Washington, D. G. Great credit Is due
to Lawyer Durham and God grant that
We will have many more toi step forth
As he has done and fight for the cause
of humanity even though he receives
no compensation. 1t is wise therefore to
prepare our young men and women
along all lines. for We know not what
time We will call upon them to help
themselves by helping their fellow men
The Phyllis Wheatly Literary Society
Of Cherry Street Baptist church held
It's regular meeting on Tuesday ever.
ing. Subject for debate was "ResolVe
that the hope of reward is a greater in
centivs to duty than the fear OF pun
jsbment." The affirmative was ably
The colored American., 1901-12-28

PhilsdelphIa, Pa, Special-ScsrceIy
In the history of the city of PhiisCe =
phia have the colOred people rel DICED
more In the different vacations Of life,
that some of Us are walking, than
within the past few days. The profes
sions should be part Of the colored
people as Of any other race; ii it hsd
not been so, the Wise Providence
would not have go guided the Hon
John Durham, so take IN hand such q
case that ended the past year. The
story is OF a Mrs, HoggenbOtham. who
on the afternoon OF June 4th met her
death IN very peculiar way, being
found in the hallway OF her home in
West Philadelphia. with her skulI and
face battered by bottle, which was on
the floor broken into email bits. She
died four days later at the hospital.
The colored American., 1901-12-28

represented by Messrs. J. e. Buckner.
OF Virginia Seminary; Howard Smith
and 81. V. Snydam; Messrs. Dennis,
jenkins and Dabney appeared for the
negative The attendance was fairly
large and the debate was both intereI f.
in and instructive.
NOTES,
Miss May Howard has gone to Peterg-
burg, Va. fer a short stay.
Bishop L. J. COppin is expected 10
arrive from Africa about the fir. t of the
year.
The colored American., 1901-12-28

DR. n. q. Mosell is the only colOred |
man in PHILADELPHIA who owns an au-
tomObile.
Miss Maggie Ford of Long Branch,
N. J. is with ua again after an absence
of few months.
Miss Bertha Cornish Of Reading, Pa.
Is in the city and will spend the winter
with relatives here.
Miss Beatrice Ridgeley of Washing
ton, was in The city lest week attending
the foot ball game.
Rev. DR.. Ferris Of Boston was In our
city the past week and lectured at the
Cherry Street chuIch on Thursday
evening
Miss Anna Gertrude Williams was
married at her home in FernWOod to
Mr. Joseph Price of this city on the
goth ult.
Mr.. Paul Laurence Dunbar, the poet
and reader appeared before the Phil
adelphia public on the 10Th inst. at St.
James Hall,
DR.. Dubois will lecture on the HIS
tory of the American Slavery and Afri-
can Slave Trade" In course beginning
January 2nd.
Mr. Isaac Nutter, recent grsdu. te
OF Howard University Law School is in
the city attending lectures at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Rev. VIM. A. Credit, paid Welt to
Washington on last Wednesday, at
tending q Baptist conference between
the white and colored Baptist OF this
country.
Rev. Emmett Gully 1900 graduate
of Lincoln University is the clerk OF
the Presbyterian Conference in Geor-
gia. He is also pastor Of the Presby'
terian Circuit in Albany, Georgia.
Tke FOrtnightly Club was nicely en-
tertained on last Wednesday night by
Mr.. and Mrs Park Harper. The CUES
enjoyed the evening in hearing woes
and instrumental music dancing and
visit to their curio home. at midnigh
the merry crowd left feeling they ha'
enjoyed most pleasant evening.
The colored American., 1901-12-28
WON A BIG SUIT.

Lawyer John Durham the Idol of ali Phil
adelphia-SaveS Helpless but innocent
Woman-Social Life in Germantown
AMI Philadelphia-The Phyllis Wheat
ley literary Society.
The colored American., 1901-12-28
ADAMS HOUSE.
4 RAGE MAGA ZINE.

Do you realize that there is published in Bo, ton
Mass a high grade illustrated magazine, devoted
exclusively to the interests of the Negro and
which is edited, published and controlled BY lem-
hers of the race II you would like &c san-
DIE COPY of this magazine same will he you on
receipt of cents in stamps. year for 81. So
Address THE COLORED AMERICAN hAGA
ZINE. Dept A Park Square. Boston Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-07
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-reguar call, IL O'Clock m.-Capital Trac-
qr tran io ss az 8 g al iSs at to % io esT a
1881. Peoples Fire Insurance. 400 at 81. Mer-
f he s 9o Y at Il # to e - H iG
isiM sf noM 10 At III at IT, 10 at d6i
IN buyer so, american GraphopSone pref e at
81. After call-Washington Traction and Electric
1865 O. s. Electric Light cert. 500 at fosis.
american GraPhoPhone pref. ID at Q. c. and 2.
bissIes o. q 5osSb ii 1924 ra
Ii-ssI,snsop. BOpa.sosplt.I Traction =. lOex
@ eo 4 81 sS g asked
road cert indebt.. 3. 1877 bid ile asked Column 2:
mort Da 3d. fSa bid los asked WasSingson Gss g.
series A, 107 bid. Washington Gas Dc, series B,
iG' Sf Electric Light ia 10
s sssed ia Chesapeake and pot0mse Teiepnons Dc;
IS, loo bid washington Market list 6, io7 bid.
Washington Market Imp Gs, i07 bid Washington
tion S. e io4 BID los asked American Grspho
phone deb. IS, 100 asked.
asa rs BID sn s sns
Trust ia BID i5 so asked American ns Security and
National Bank stocEs,-Bank of Washington. $40
snS asc bid Second is S Sia
Cltizens' ies bid %, Columbia les bid Capital $50
e eS US Msf bld fss aske ean s0 0a LIN
Railroad Stocks.-Capital Traction. Io3A bid.
1884, asked. City and Suburban, 10 bid.
Insurance Stocks.-Firemens, 25 bid Franklin,
40 bid. Metropolitan. IS bid, 81 asked Corcoran,
co bid Potomac IS bid ~ asked. Arlington ID
bid, 81 asked. Germsn-American, as BID Ma
tionai Union, Z bid s asked. Columbia. 10 bid 1lk
asked. Riggs. bid, asked. Peoples, 9 bid 81
asked. Commercial. bid, asked
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title. IS bid
100 asked Columbia Title, al bid, 8 asked WASH
ington Title. ~ bid. a& asked. District Title.
bid.
bid, II asked
Gas Stocks.-washington Gas, IS bid, "a asked
Georgetown Gas IS bid, II asked
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Mergenthaler Linotype III
bid, I71% asked. Lanston Monotype, 12S bid, IN
asked American Graphophone conn., 81 Bid Z ask
ed American Grzphophone pref, 81 bid, @ asked
Washington Market, "a bid. Norfolk and Washing
ton Steamboat, les bid. $50 asked
Eek dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-07
Stocks Opened Decidedly Weak, but
Recovered Later
Bears Made Another Successful
Drive at Copper
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK, October Tin the London
stock market today American railway
shares were weak at declines ranging from
u to 1 per cent below our closing prices CT
Saturday. Copper shares showed the most
weakness. while Atchison issues were COM
paratively firm at about our closing fig
ures.
In the local stock market the opening
was weak and irregular. with further signs
of pressure in the stocks dominated by
Standard on interests. This liquidation was
especially noticeable In Missouri Pacific,
Amalgamated Copper. Sugar and St Paul.
The further weakness in Copper shares
was said to be account of rumors that
cut in the price of copper would be an
nounced in the near future.
=. The local traction shares were pressed
for sale at the opening Manhattan selling
off III after opening down II per cent.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit lost nearly two
points in the first dealings. Atchison,
after losing V per cent, met with some sup
port, and after the first hour the stock
rallied sharply over 1% per cent on short
covering and bidding up by insiders.
London also bought this stock. and the
talk around the room was that the divi-
dend rate is expected to be advanced to a
4 per cent basis. The strength in Atchlson
and the sharp rally It enjoyed after the
first hours trading led to covering else
where in the active shares and a fractional
rally occurred in the general list.
Lake Erie and Western was advanced
three points on light purchases. while the
Nickel Plate issues advanced over two
points. The buying in these Junior Wander
bilt stocks was said to be better than the
selling.
Union Pacific and St Paul were both well
supported whenever pressure was exerted
to depress the prices OF these specialties.
Both of them looked to be oversold at pres
ent.
In the early afternoon dealings a drive
was made at sugar. the price OF that in
dustrial yielding ~ to 11%, on what ap-
peared to be short selling. The weakness
in this speciality had a depressing effect
upon the whole list, and prices again
shaded off from the morning rally
In the late trading Amalgamated Copper
strengthened some and there appeared to
be good buying of Union Pacific and Atchi-
son common. This led to a better feeling
in the entire list and rallies of from 1 to ~
per cent were scored in the stocks that had
been pressed for sale in the early dealings
The market today has had the appear
ance of being somewhat oversold and
among good Judges of the situation a rally
on the short interest should occur in the
near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-07
COURTS ADJOURN.
Mark Of Respect to Memory of Walter
ID. Davidge.

The news of Mr.. Walter D. Davidge's
death was announced In Justice Clabaugh's
court shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon
by Attorney A. s. Worthington, and the
court adjourned Immediately out Of respect
to the memory Of the distinguished law
yer.
The court was In the midst Of jury trial
when the news was received, but the at
torneys on both sides, as well as Justice
Clabaugh. agreed at once to an adjourn
ment.
In making the announcement to
the court for the Bar Association
Mr.. Worthington said the loss to the bar
and to the District in the death of Mr..
Davidge was as great a loss as either had
sustained by death since his connection
with the bar. He said the present was per-
haps not the most fitting time to remark
on the long and eminent career of Mr.
Davidge. but that he should take occasion
to do so later.
Justice Clabaugh replied by stating that
he could scarcely find words to state with
what genuine regret the news had been re-
ceived. 1t was most proper and appropri-
ate that the court should at once adjourn.
The courts In which Justices Barnard and
Anderson were sitting, being the only
courts in session this afternoon took sim
liar action as soon as they learned the
news. Expressions of deep regret were
heard on every hand, and business gem
orally was suspended in the city hall soon
after announcement Of the death of the
eminent jurist was made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-07
ON TIE ;. ,BR00kLY YIN
tcontinned from First Page,

mean. n 10
=. tBy Mr.. Hanna)-Did you In any of
accuracy of tHe facts put forth In this coll
loquy! A. On4he contrary, admitted it.
You have been asked whether you have
not somewhere else referred to this remark
In regard to the Texas without using the
exact language. ''Dln the Texas" Have
you ever elsewhere than in this court
stated TINS fact? A. n have no doubt have.
Commodore Schley made the turn of the
iexas becauseoh .wNs too near the Spanish
ships and the Sunowas dwelling on that
idea IN order to show that the commodore
was anected with trepidation and was fear
ful to go too close. He said that was an
absurd statement; and he thought that the
commodore did turn because he was too
perfectly proper move to make, knew 1t
was proper move to make, and he had
no hesitation in admitting that the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-07
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, October 7.-Flour steady. westar,
super 81 3sa$2 As; do. extra, S2.4sa$2 80; do fam
lily, 50 2oa$3so; winter wheat patent. So 6OaSs s.:
straight So 6Oa$s rs; receipts, rs SAT barrels ex-
ports, elS barrels Wheat frmer: spot and the
red, Soy ae6H; receipts, 81 2i2 bushels: southern
sy sample eSa1lh; DO on grade, 67sa7i Corn
57a57A; steamer mixed, 5ssta59; receipts. 10 so
bushels; southern white and yellow corn. eOa63.
Oats firm; No. white, 391za40; No. mixed 3sIs:
receipts, 3,37s bushels. Rye dun and easy: No. .
nearby So No western, SO; receipts, q $50 bush
Sl6as16.5o. Grain freights very quiet: steam 10
Liverpool, per bushsl, I'D October; Cork for or
unchanged; fancy imitation, lsa19h; fancy cream
cry. 22a2s fancy lade ieal7; store packed. Isa1s.
large. 10Aa10h; medium. l0s.aI1; small, I1ai1E,
Sugar firm. unchanged; fac and coarse granulated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-07
OIL Land Lease Case Ar~uea

The case Of the Cherokee OIL and Gas
Company, which is contending for leases
OF lands belonging to the Cherokee Indian
nation in Indian territory for the purpose
OF drilling for oil and gas. was argued to-
day before the assistant attorney general
for the Interior Department A brief for
the Delaware Indians protesting against
the granting of the leases was filed. set
ting forth that neither the Cherokees nor
the Delawares have consented. Decision In
the case was deferred.