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The colored American., 1903-04-04

from the contest almost without strik-
ing blow when his candidacy was
announced. His appointment was the
very highest possible certificate of
honorable living. During the period
OF his diplomatic service he enjoyed
the most cordial relations with the
Liberian Government, and was upon
terms of the very closest official and
personal intimacy with all the diplo-
matte and consular representatives
accredited to Liberia by the other
great countries of the world. Excep-
tiona1 cOurtesies were always extend
ed to him at every public and private
function, not only on account of his
high mission, but as we'll because of
his many personal attractions and
his wonderful facility in making per-
sonal friends, and in the happier
faculty of retaining them. Many dis
torted and absurd reports have reach
ed the United States touching DR..
Crossland's attitude in an unfortunate
affair in MonrOvia with which he was
connected. The Colored American has
had access to all the correspondence
touching the matter. His conduct in
the matter was only such as a gentle
should have exhibited. Indeed the
Doctors forbearance and spirit of for
giveness excites our surprise and ad-
miration.
So convinced was the Liberian Gov
ernment that DR.. Crossland's conduct
was in self-defeuse and perfectly justi-
The colored American., 1903-04-04

fable that it refused point blank to
withdraw his ExeQuator, which as is
well known, is a governments ex-
preston of it's satiSf ction with the
personal acceptibility of the represen-
tatiye of another government sent to
it, and which is always issued as
prerequisite to the reception Of for
eign minister or consul. His return
to this country has been Signalized by
the most cordial treatment by the
State Department In addition to his
official reports much valuable informa-
tion has been brought by the Doctor
touching political and social condl-
tions in the Liberian Republic, and
the officials of the State Department
have been much impressed by them;
SO much that the Doctor has been in
terms exonerated from any blame in
this matter, and informed that he will
be continued as Minister and on leave
until far into the month of May DR..
Grassland continues to stand high also
both with the President and his ad-
yisers, constitutional and political, and
his political future is even now prac-
tically a matter for his own decision.
This is as it should be. The race
cannot afford to forego the services of
such well equipped leaders as DR..
Grassland, and it will not permit them
to leave it's service especially at a
time when great principles are to be
maintained and the malevolent forces
of the races enemies are in battle ar
The colored American., 1903-04-04
The RECORDS OF THE ms
TRICT GOVERNMENT
Items w hieh Reveal 65e Doins. .< yzs.
Nations Hsusshold-The Population.
Coiored and White and Ole Ratio Of
inoreas Bells and Death
knells-Notes.

The reports of the various branch
es or the municipal government for
the last fiscal year are more compre-
hensive and interesting than ever
and the data given is of general in
tereSt
The report Of the Health Ons
gives a list of all the physicians wI
are legally entitled to practice in
District, the total number being L.
178. The official register of dentists
carries 458 names; that of the under
takers, 1870; while the number of II
censed midwives Is 134.
In many of the items In the report.
there are separate statistics OF the
white and colored, the figures among
other things showing that there are
more than ten thousand more colored
females than colored males here
From July to January 8, when the
Health Office ceased to keep an off,
cial record, there were S3S white and
374colored marriages. The total num-
Der of births last yeaer was, 4,761, of
1857 colored. Under the list of fl
legitimate births Ill were white and
468 colored. OF the deaths, 3,259
were among the whites and 2,6SS
among the colored; a total of 5,947.
Of the mortality of children under
five years with the whites the estimate
was A per thousand and for the col
ored 123 in the same number.
Speaking of the high death rate
among the colored, the report says:
"The colored population OF this
District represents to a large extent
those engaged in severe manual
labor, often under conditions in
volving undue exertion and great
exposure to. inclement weather"
And again,
"It is believed that the high
death rate among our colored people,
while possibly due in part to the
comparatively recent transplanta-
ton of the race to this country, is
due largely to defects Of constitution
produced by longcontinued insani-
tary living and by attacks on such
susceptible constitutions by insani-
tary living at the present time
Thirty-five diseases are named as
being responsible for most of the
deaths of people OF African descent,
ranging from consumption with 399
cases, to alcoholism and delirium
tremens with a total of 1, the state
ment being made that the whites are
much more prone to deaths from this
latter cause than are the coiored
Ricketts, disease caused the death OF
/ white child to 29 colored, while OUT
The colored American., 1903-04-04

Hon. ]. R. A. Grassland who is
shortly to retire from the Office of
United States Minister to Liberia, bald
Visit to Washington, which was mart
~ OF an Official nature, but mere large
~ 10 come once more into social con
Iact with his many friends and ad
LII, nirers at the Capital. The Doctor is
Ill young man, capable, high
SpiI4!ea @ @ an6 OF elevated ideals. He
m"s ooIh just thirty-eight years ago
tH uie State of South Carolina. His
"Grly education was obtained In the
schools OF his native city and it was
supplemented by full courses, both
academic and professional. He took
nigh rank at each institution which he
attended. After serving for a brief
period as Assistant Postmaster in his
native state, he was appointed Prin-
cipal of the Palmetto School at Palat-
ka, Fla. His brilliant attainments
and sound scholarship as well as his
wonderful organizing talent almost at
once attracted the attention of the
school authorities, and within year
Oh S MS arrival at Palatka, he was made
superintendent of the City Schools
lot colored youth at that place.
The role Of village schoolmaster was
however, little to the Doctors taste as
lie work. He knew himself capable
OF a larger growth, and confident that
dmlo the scenes of a more rapid and
strenuous civilization, and under more
generous skies his ambition would find
iIs IulIer fruition, he left the enerva-
Oihg II charming climate of the land
OF mowers and threw down the gaunt-
ieI dt the feet of fame and fortune
IN the city of st. Joseph, Mo- Here
MS professional career began and slow
~ put surely his skill, his profound
knowledge of medicine, his unfailing
courtesy and his probity and high
PERSONAL ~ character won the favor of |
I Ine community and their patronage.
II Is easy to understand how such a |
man nldh who had so thoroughly acquired
lIe confidence of his fellow citizens,
sIouiu with or without his consent |
SoIh I nnd himself prominent in pofiti- |
al al. @Ialrs. The party IN Missouri has
ueNehted to honor him in every way. |
IN municipal, state and national party
councils, he has been an important |
%nu potential factor, developing in the |
aIious campaigns in which his aid |
nsS ID oeen freely given, an eloquence |
u oratory, and lucidity of STYLE |
equailed only by the cogency of his /
" sument and the unanswerabie char |
dcter OF his facts.
"nen President Roosevelt came to /
- ionSioer who should be sent as Min
toIer 10 Liberia, DR.. Grassland was at /
gnce declared the logical candidate for /
Inc position. His competitors retired
The colored American., 1903-04-04
DR., GRASSLAND HOME
FROM MoNROVlA AFRICA
AFTER A YEARS SOJOURN

"A Review eT his Career in this Coun
try and In LIberia-He Opposes Eni-
srotiOn to Africa and is not Hopeful
Of its Future-The Incident which
Lond to his sRecaII-NoteS.
The colored American., 1903-04-04

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FOR RENT-lIO4 sTH ST. NV, s-sTORY AND
basement bay window brick; 10 rooms; mod.
imp good order. Inquire at zoe Mass. ave. NV.
FOR RENT
1925 NV, 12r. $50 SOL 1928 10th NV, Tor. .45 80
1923 Vt NV. Or. 35 nONr Overlook Inn l2r. 30 90
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BOARDING.

WANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS ON FARM HEAR
Riyerdale. For particulars address Mrs. A. Riy-
erdale. Prince Georges county. Md. ap2-8ts
dinner all day sundays and holidays Businsss
mems lunch every day. Fine salon for banouete
~. (sslsto J. y. ROBINSON. Prophecies.
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FOR RENT-11O4 STH ST. NV, 3-STORY AND
basement bay window brick; 10 rooms; mod
imp. good order. Inquire at zoe Mass. ave. NV
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ElR RENT.

oA IhxA~N L.
$500. .47O-72 Pa nv. hotel
$3.50. 2O2-4 14th nw,wareh
500. 213 10th NV, wareho
500. 1911 Pa av, sto&dw
$75. The Marlborough, 6r
SIS. .227 f Capitol. llr
SO. ...l224 18th NV, Tor
$65. ......1320 G NV, 19s
$65. ...... 1729 Q NV. Tor
SOS. .215 f Capitol. lar
$61.67. POI E Capitol, 11r
500. 95. 1927 G NV, 12r
$50. llth & Dartmouth. Or
$3.50. 1929 X NV, 11r
52.50.lSl4 Belmont av, ~
$51. so. .lO16 22d NV, Or
$5O.55. 1880 Kenyon NV
$50. .Franc0nia, Or
$50. 1927 Phelps place, Or
SIS. IS. 1927 X NV, i1f
SAT 90. ....1S29 S NV, Or
S45.65. .2541 18th NV. Tor
S45. The bennington, Or
$40. 18th & Dartmouth, 9r
S40.65. .226 A Sc, i1r
SD.50. lib Q NV, Tor
$40. so. 246S Ontario NV ,8r
$1,000. .2O2 e NV, Or
$37 so. The Cameron, 81
$3.50. .143S Q NV, II
SS5. so. 1920 Mass nv ne, Or
$50. 40. 10 4th Sc, Sr
S35. ..1S17 Q NV, Sr
$36. 432 9th NV, up'r floor
For complete list CT pl
weekly bulletin.
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~ ~4S - W. 49, '"
IL, S.E.COR. 7TH & L Nv.
913 I st. 3r&b fat. 30. 90
400 y Cap, Ar fat. 20. 90
1710 7th NV, store, 3r. 1S. 60
2224 G NV, Or, b. 1850
1245 H ne, stO&cel..lb.3O
1Sl4h 7th NV. store. 1880
1913 ] ne. 5r&b fat. 1900
235l Sherman av,5.w12.5O
1913 n ] av Sc. Or. 1850
RI 1888 NJ NV. II, W 10. 80
% E sw, 4r,w (coD 1880
RI PIT Az NV. sta 1000
235Pomeroy nw.5r.w.s.O0
1919 7th NV. 8r tlat. 100
712 NJ NV. shop. 100
452 D NV, of rs. 81 & IS
Rear sos 18th nw(cOD 40
'476 Navy pl Sc. Ar, " $50
NV, steam heat. ap4-tf
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FOR REMIT. H. SMITH CO., 1908 n Y AVE
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
1917 NV. IL rooms and baths, fine Or
der 2story brick stable in $75. 90
CORNER 18th and Chaplin sts., steam heat,
rooms and 2 baths, nice order. ........ 80 so
515 H NV. IL rms b. good order. 45.5
liza 18th st. NV. rooms and bath, good
order, side light comfortable, bright. 1000
1921 18th ST.. 8 rooms and bath. good
order 1000
1902 Sd NV, new, steam heat, fine order,
10 rooms and tiled bath, 1 mo. rent free.
S421 Morgan ave-. Col Hts. 0 rooms and
tiled bath, LIST floor kitchen furnace heat,
229 r. ne, I rooms and bath ...... 300
1914 Sd NV, rooms and bath, fine order. 2O.60
Several houses $40 and less, for colored tenants.
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f. DAVIS, 7TH & E S.w.
1045 Concord Or. W, s.12.30
237 Sd sw, Or, VS.. 1920
20S 18th sw. fit, Or, milo. 90
1928 B sw,5r.ami, fit 5000
100 II w,5r. ami, fit 1000
1 945 Lettie st sw, 4r..7.3O