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The Washington bee., 1902-01-04

Miss Florrie ]. Leary, daughter OF
! Mrs Leary, of Edenton, N. c. and
/ Or. I. w. Shatter, son of Bishop Shat
Ter, OF Philadelphia, were married
/ quietly at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Williams. of Te
/ DTolt Park, on Tuesday Decembar "a
! 1901, IN the presence of relatives and
/ two friends. The ceremony was i'm
| presSlvely performed by Rev. F. /
Grlmke, Of the 18th Street PresbyteT-
ian Church Of this city. Promptly Ar
eleven o'clock the happv pair stood
side by side between a background of
/ beautiful palms ald lar of fragrant
bridal roses awaiting the completion of
that ceremony which is deemed hon
Orable by ST. Paul u make them hus-
band and wife. The bride wore a,
travelling costume Of blue prunello
cloth trimmed with tieerty satin and
escuria lace which embraced her
tine developed figure to perfect fit.
In her hand she carried a simple brid-
al rose which was highly characteristic
"t her own simplicity and exquisite
taste. The groom was becomingly at
tired in the conventional full dress.
After the wedding, a breakfast was
served prior TO the departure of the
bride and groom for a honey moon
iaunt. Before reaching their home in
Kansas City, Kansas, they visited Phil
adelphia, New York, Niagara Falls,
Chicago and other places. The pres
ents were numerous and valuable. Ihe
brides troussOu, which was carefully
selected and designed by her was nch
and elegant. In harmony of colors,
uniqueness of design. and quality of
material it has never been surpassed
in this city.
The Washington bee., 1902-01-04

ing several vehicles on the way to aid
their hurried journey.
They reached Minneapolis, where
Mrs. Plummer was arrested at the sta
tion on suspicion of being some one
else who was wanted. The husbands
devotion to his wife caused his arrest
later. He manifested an unusual in
terest in her, and the officers suspect
ed that there was closer relation
ship between them than could exist
between two men. Further investiga-
ton disclosed the fact that the smaller
fellow" was a woman. They were
quickly connected with the Sioux City
escape, which had been widely ad-
vertised, and were taken back to that
city for trial.
Mrs. PIummer has been senetnced to
The Washington bee., 1902-01-04
fnE WASHYNU1JN BEN.
told about stewards treatme1f

told about Stewards treatment o.
him as a boy.
AFTER all these years." he eonelud-
ed' you don't know what a satisfac-
tlon 1t is to me 20 come in here and do
just as l blank please in the old
codger's dining-room. -
NO one ever talked five minutes
with Bourke Cochran, says the Phil
adeIPhia Press, without filling IN
der the spell of his wonderful person
The Washington bee., 1902-01-04
AT THE PAN-AMERICAN.

The Louisiana exhibit at the PaA
American exposition will occupy z,O0l
square feet Of space.
Canada's exhibit at the Pan-AmerH
can exposition will occupy q space q
about 3.Oo --~-- -,
New M
squar.
the !
Ar
send
has b,
seVeI.
Califu
with "a
ihreF aivs
P1-0 "oAe mt. A
large photograph oi g.. .. Q. ,.iie at Am
burg, Wis, and 80 other interestiDs
views will form part of the exhibit
OF the lumber industries Of northern
Wisconsin, at the Pen-Ameriean expo.
aition.
There viii be only one building a
the Pan-American exhibition IN Buf
falo designed in its entirety by WON,
an, and that one is the strueture which
VIII represent the states of New Eng
land. The woman whose brilliancy as
an architect has gained her this honoR
u Miss Josephine Wright Chapman. e
Boston.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
Chris Xander.

The greatest vine house in the city
is kept by Chris Xander, who for SO
wears has maintained reputation for
keeping the purest wines and liquors
in the United States. His name IS a
household word. When you are asked
from whom did you purchase your
wines and liquors, if you say Chris
Xander. that alone is sufficient. There
is everything in a name. Without a
reputation in the community in which
you live, YOU are not regarded a good
citizen. In ancient hines. IN the city
OfRome, if man was uDlawfully seized
and when he said, ~ ana a ksman
citizen" was enough for his captors
So it is with Mr.. Chris Xander. These
wines and liquors are from Xander's.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
WHERE TO PURCHASE

If you want first class goods for the
HOLIDAYS, THE BE inYites its readers
to The business houses that are pub
lished in its issue this week and Its
special holiday addition December aga.
In The BEE this week will he seen a
number of new advertisements more
than all o. hers weekly papers published
CON bined. THE BEE goes to the homes
and fsesides of the leading as well as
the poorest people in the city. For that
reason The Bee is the grearest advertls
ing medium for colored as well as the
white trade than any other weeklO pa
per IN the city.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
SAMUEL G. STEWART.

One of the best known young men in
this city is Mr.. Samuel @ Stewart who
by industry and perseverance has made
his way TO the topmost round of the
ladder. No man has made better head
way and no young man has more friends
among all classes OF citizens than Mr..
Stewart. He is congenial. kind and a
good companion at all times. Do not
pass him by while enjoying yourselves,
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
CHARLES ii. JERrIAN,

The Best Home Market in the City
ffousekeepers, ftOtelS and Boarding
House Oiuck' Served.
Oh rles H Ierman, who has Re cent
lv succeeded his father IN business al
the corner of nth and | streets; north
,yast known as The Home Market, has
tbe hest system for quick delivery OF
any Mace in the city. Boarding
bonses hotels and those who have
dining rooms should not TAIL to call
and inspect this place, because MI
Iarman has every accommodation Tor
0uick delivery and he never dlsap-
points Fresh meats, vegetables, hsh,
rOnItrv and eame are always on hand
and they are brought to this market
fresh every day. There IS no store IN
this CITY that has the reputation Tor
keeping first class goods as MS store
has The facilities for quick service are
large and the outlook today tor having
the largest and best market are
bright. Mr.. Jerman - young man
having been born IN 1872 near FalTlax'
Va. and in 1901 he came TO this tlty
He Graduated from the Business High
school when quite a young man.
and by perseverance associated with his
business qualification has given the
neonir of this city a market that they
APPRECIATE, which is fully demonStrat-
by their patronage. The communi-
~ will continue to encourage such an
enterprising young man. Don't forget
the MACE Home Market corner IItn q
/ sts., NV, If you want a fresh killed
Christmas turkey. The housekeeper
will 6pd this a convenient corner.
When you have such convenience so
near, show your appreciation sY pat
ronizing it. Don't fail to call.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
Officer Finn

One of the busiest men at the Police
Court is Mr.. NJ. J. Finn, whose familiar
voice is constantly heard in and around
the Police Court. He keeps ont all
intruders, watches the "eoppers" and
di. ects the unfortunates to which court
to 90 and receive a sweet or bitter pill.
Mr.. Finn is a useful man at this court.
He is liked by all with whom he comes
in contact. He i, respected by all for
his issternness and keeps every manin his
place.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
Atlanta University,
Atlanta, Ga. Dec. !

Atlanta. Ga, Dec. IS, 1902.
Atlanta University defeated Talladega
College last Friday in football by the
decisive score of II to 6. The game
was clean throughout. Atlanta ex-
celled Talladega IN every department
Of the game.
The score between Atlanta and the
Baptist College a week previously was
10 in favor of Atlanta.
A. H. HOLSEY, Mgr.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
MIS-. ALICE E. HAIL, Py0b'r.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Of the many pharmacists of this ci-
ty Mr.. Frank Davis, who was former,
Iv with DR.. VIM. Schafer 500 E street
northwest, is one of the best compoun
ders OF drugs in that profession. He is a
genial young man and if yon want pure
drugs call at his store. Mention The
Bee always.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20

is the place to go if yo want afrst class
s. Oe. This is Heilbrun's old stand 4o2
to 4o4 9TH street northwest: You Will
find polite clerks willing and ready az
all times TO wait on you. The best place
in the Gil, TO be fitted. A bad foot IS
given shape at this palce anda pret
ty one made out of a bad one. Give
him a call.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
TREE ORNAMENTS.

Favors, scrapbook Pictures, Snow,
Frost Cloth, Tinsel, Glass balls, Can.
DIV wrappers, candy boxes. Toys.
Stocking presents" Wonders for
the Childrens' Christmas.
I. lay Gould, 42I 9Th ST. NV. Open
evenings.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
George and Co.

Ifyou want good suit of clothes
for your boy or for Yourself; ifyou wan
underwear; first class shirts, caps, hats
on anything to make you look well and
keep YOU comfortable you should not
hesitate to visit George and Co., GOT 9TH
st. northwest. Just read his advertise
ment
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
Good Whistles,

There is nothing more enjoyable to a
household than to tr, at your old friend
to a glass of wine or drink of good
whiskey. People who talk temperance
drink moie whiSkey than any body
else. 1t is no more TO have good whiS
kew m the house than it is to occupy a
good seat in a theatae. The Bee has
Several high toned business houses
published where you can be served
in good order. The old and reliable
Xander 9oo 9TH. st. northwest, Kessel
A2s-Ioth ST. northwest and Louis ROths
child Co., 4o5-7th ST. northwest.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
House and Herman

9TH and | streets northwest keep on
hand some of the finest goods in the
country. If you want TO tit your bed
room, parlor, or any other place go
to this popular firm. See the advertise
ment in another column.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20

PETER GROdAN.
I -T POR ALL WASHINGTON
4 Select
Carret and
Furniture
/ TOday-on
|@lsSz957.
No Notes,
No Interest.
If you have an eve
to economy, you will
buy the Carpets here
because we not only
make, lay and line them
free-but we make no ]
charge for the two or !
three yards that are J
unavoidably wasted in
matching figures. You
pay only for the actual
number of yards requir-
ed to cover your floors.
Our credit prices are as
low as warranted quail
ties can be bought for
anywhere.
Small
Weekly or
Monthly
Payments.
You can buy every
thing here for complete
housekeeping-even to
the Pictures and Drap-
cries. Our stocks of
par'or, bedroom, and
lg room E the new
made up o desirable
and most warrant
style, and we of, every
! the durability ote your
J article. We invieautiful
a a on 10 a brins.
Il e Of Lace Cur Havi-
Portlers, and hneE
land China--on =
weekly or monthly pay
mcDtS.
Peter GrOgan,
SI7, SI9, Sag, 9TH STREET, ". "
Between H and SITS,
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
100000

Ifyou have no modsy to purchase
goods from any Of these stores and
YOU think you viii have green Christ
mas go TO the Surety Loan Co., room
Warder Bldg. 9th and F streets
northwest. You an pet a the money
you want. II V~u can't be supplied,
then go 10 the old T-liab Burnstine
al and Pa ave-, northwest. There is
no cause for yoa 10 be deSpondent.
ERead THE BKE and be happy.
Go to Jermans nth and l streets
northwest.
Ifyou want fine gloves indse d the
finest in the United States 60 10 the
Louvre Glove store whose advertise
mentis in another column of this paper
and the place that is managed entirely
by young ladies, There are two stores
The only stores in the city that can fit
any body. The place that will please
you. Send your wives, sisters, broth
ers. cousins and aunts TO the Louvre
Glove store.
The public schools will close Tuesday,
December 23d, and open January sth.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20

The Best Home Market in the City
ffousekeepers, ttoteIs and Boarding
House OiuckF Served.
The Washington bee., 1902-12-20
The Little ones.

Don't forgetithe little ones and those
who have a sweet tooth. For Christmas
candies go to the candy kitchens 9oS
9TH. street and 1914 I4th ST. northwest
and P. SkiadOs 1922 9TH. st. northwest
the best CANDY manufacturers in the
city. lust read their advertisements in
this issue OF The Bee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08
ENSLEY

Ensley. September 7.-(Special. 1.-The West Darlington stock company, who closed at East Lake last night, after a successful run of fourteen weeks, will show at the Ensley opera house tomor- row (Monday) night. with all the mem- bers of the company.
 The board of education will hold a spe- cial meeting Friday night of this weeis for the purpose of considering applica- tions for & teacher to fill the vacancy recently made by the resignation of Miss Catherine Wilson of Cherokee, Miss Miss Wilson was to have taught the sec. end grade in the Bush public school but resigned and returned to her home.
 Messrs. John Boyd, John Batiste, Will fam Smith, Will O'Meyer Cnar,es Suln- van and J. O'Meyer of Bessemer spens a portion of today enjoying the many interesting sights of the Steel City.
 Services will be held at St. Anthony's \ Catholic church today at s o'clock for the members of the Alter society ana Tuesday for the repose of the souls ir, purgat ory. Wednesday, Tnurscay ana Friday mornings for the departed mem- bers of the church.
 The clerks union will give 6 troily rids to East Lake Wednesday night.
 Policeman Bennett is agasn able to oe at his duties, after a slight illness.
 The Lilly Drug company, recently in corporated, opened yesterday on the cor ner of avenue D and Nineteenth street, in part of the store of the Ensley Hard ware company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08
MORTGAGE SALE.

Jefferson County State of Alabama.
 Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage exc cuted by H. B. Varney to the BirminR- ham National Bank on the 2d day of ebruary, 1885, and transferred to the Alabama National Bank, on the real es- tate herein described to secure the pay- ment of the indebtedness therein men toned. the said Alabama National Bank will sell, in front of the courthouse door of said county, for cash. to the highest bidder. on Monday, the 18th day of Sep tember, 1902, the following described real estate, towit: The same being one undi- vided one-third interest in all that parcel of land, viz. Being the southwest quar- ter of the southwest quarter of section 30, township 15, range l east; and also the northwest quarter of the northwest quar- ter of section 31, township 15, range 1 east and also a tract of four acres ad- joining to the above described land. and described as follows: Southeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 20, town ship 15, range l west, said lot lying in a triangular form. All of the above de- scribed property Is situated in said state and county The said mortgage is re- corded in the office of the probate judge of Jefferson county, Alabama, in volume l02 of deed records, on page 3S1
 ALABAMA NATIONAL BANK.
 s-22-29-s-S Transferred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08

the Haytien republic, resigned his office and left the island in May. For the last two months American interests in Hayti have been looked after by the United States gunboat Machias, Commander Me Crea. It recently developed that at least six European nations had connned the protection of their interests in Hayu wholly to the United States naval force in Haytien waters Admiral Killick re- gently declared Cape Haptien to be blocked, but this blockade was admitted to be inefficient and was abanconed by the admiral after Commander McCrea had made sevei al representations to him concerning 1t. In a letter to the Firmin- ist admiral, Admiral McCrea. informed him that he was charged with the pro- lection of British, French, German, Ital> ian, Spanish Russian and Cuban inter- ests as we'll as those of the nUited States and that he would prevent second bonn bardment of Cape Haytien without due notice.
 In reply to this letter Admiral Killick wrote Commander McCrea promising to observe the usuages of civilized warfare in case it became necessary to back with his guns the military forces operating near Cape Haytient and called his atten- tion to decree ordering port Cape Hay ten in a state of blockade Commander McCrea communicated the fact of the blockade of Cape Haytien to the foreign
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08
HIGH OFFICIALS
 WILL BE ARRESTED
A GRAND JURY IN MINNESOTA FINDS INDICTMENTS AGAINST HEADS OF BIG RAILWAY SYS- ITEM OF NORTHWEST.

Minneapolis. Niinn. September Tt is officially stated that W. R. Burt, presi- dent and W. H. Bennett. general freight agent of the Toledo. Ann Arber and North Michigan railroad and H. F. Whit comb president. and Burton Johnson. general freight agent of the Wisconsin Central have been indicted by the fed eral grand jury for manipulation of rates by means of rebates No attempt has yet been made to cause their arrest. nor is 1t certain that any will be made
 Chicago, September 7.-J. F. Marchand, special attorney for the interstate com merce commission stated last night that capiases had been issued for the arrest of the indicted men and will be served upon MT. Burt at Saginaw, upon MT Bennett at Toledo and upon Messrs Whitcomb and Johnson at Milwaukee Judge Munger at Minneapolis fixed the bail of each defendant at $25O0.
 It is understood that the documents charge the officials With unlawful manip- ulation Of rates with respect to freight transported to eastern destination. Evi- dence is said to nave been adduced 70 show that secret rates were given tO certain big millers, and that domestic flour was handled in export rate The bills are also said to contam a clause charging false billing as means where by traffic was procured for the two rail. roads involved.
 It is understood that the agent of tns interstate commerce commission secured great deal more evidence than he eA pected, inculpating many prominent men in the northwest, and that the four pend ing bills are but the begInnIng of the prosecutions. Reports are current that other railroads will be involved.
 The present case is the nrst in the history of the commission where the att tention of that body was directed to in- fractions of the law by railroad men. Heretofore and prior to the issuance or the injunctions by the United Stats court prohibiting secret rates and preferences Any cut rate by any line has always been met by reprisals by competing hnes made in similar manner, and govern mental investigation has been summed The restraining orders issued against twelve of the strongest lines east anu westbound from Chicago, had made such action impossible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08
PRATTVlLLE.
Two Negroes Are Arrested on the
 Charge of Arson.

Prattvillc. September 7.-(Special. J. Dave Lee, Austin Howard and Adams Bates were brought to jail last night from Mulberry in the western end of the county, having been committed to prison by Justices Of the Peace Redmond Jones and J. A. Wilkinson, on a charge of arson. These negroes are charged with having robbed the house of Samuel P. Steel of that ra1t of the county, and setting fire and buring it afterwards The house was burned on the 24th of Au- gust last, and there have been several citizens watching to catch the guilty par ties all the time since that accident MT. Steele was away from home at the time. It is becoming a;srmingly often that dwellings arc burned in this part of the county and no doubt the courts will deal be made against them.
 Jesse and John A. Wadsworth, con- tractors on the road made by the county through Bear creek swamp, gave their friends a barbecue at the west end of the road yesterday ihat was well attended There were Rt least one hundred repre- sentative citizens Of the county there and listened to several interesting speeches on the subject cf good roads. Judge C. s. Livingston, Col H. J. Livingston, Major w. J. Go-man and John A. Wads- worth all made speeches to the audience in favor of making good roads through out the county just as rapidly as the county became able to pay for them These men, the contractors, have made as good road through that swamp as ono need lcolS fcl It Is good for fifteen years at least.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08

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litigation Terminated.

San Antonio, Tex, September 7.-After four years diplomatic correspondence be- tween the United States and Mexican governments the litigation involving the international bridges at Laredo and Ea- gle Pass has terminated. Under a de- cree of the United States court the bond holders had been awarded possession of the bridges, but the bridge companies contended that the decree only applied to the half on the American side. The matter has been finally settled by the bondholders being granted by President Diaz for Americans to own the part of the property in Mexico.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08

consuls there and advised them to make a formal protest, which they did. It then became apparent that the blockade was intellectual, as an American schooner had come in reporting no blockade. When this fact had been established Comman- der McCrea sent Admiral Killick a letter in which he said that the government of the United States considered the block ade of Cape Haytien not effective, and that the United States denied him. Ad- miral Killick, the right to search or visit any American of foreign vessel.
 To this communication, Admiral Killicz replied that he appreciated the condi- tions and admitted the inefhciency of the blockade which he abandoned. The Machias sailed August 30 from Gen dives for Boston. The Crete-a-Pierrot soon after stopped the German steamer Markomannia,. sent an armed force on board and took possession of the war munitions she carried.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08
Train Is Wrecked.

Roanoke. Va. September 1.-The Nor folk and Western passenger train No 8 south-bound from Hagerstown, Md, and due to arrive at Roanoke at 4:15 p. m. over the Shenandoah division was wreck ed this afternoon near Glasgow. Va, fif- ty miles north of Roanoke. The engine, mail car. express car and two coaches left the track. and tumbled down a slight embankment. The Pullman car did not leave the track. Engineer c. M. Swaine and Fireman M. A. Anderson. both of Roanoke, were fatally hurt but beyond a severe shaking up none of the other members of the crew nor passengers were injured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-08
ED. E. WILLIAMS. Manager
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE
712 s. soth st., sIrmInohan. AIa.

Authorized by the Keeley Institute. Dwight. H.. for the cure of a1coholi--i. morphinism. all drug addictions, the tobacco habit and neurasthenia. The only institute in Alabama The treat ment is the same that is in use at Dwight, and is safe, sure and perma. rent Our physician has had over 70 years experience. Correspondence solicited.