davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Norb Scrantpu.

= Der befaunte 9(rst Or. 8rn.
Ooilie trng 9eitern al @ilbert StraBc
etllell Srnh oeS linten SanOgelenfes
Onrd einen Sail auf Dem size Oauon.
- Sin nab Der Staot iabrenbe,
Eropioence StraBenbabnma9en fubr &C.
tern abenO nabe Der DIAMOND Yabll.
treniun9 in einen SoblenSug, mobei bit
SoroerIeitc Der Gar bel66oigt, aber nie.
naro uerlest muroe.
= Die Scranton Soblen Gompanic
laBt c~ntlang Dem SlDpBalt Soulcuaro,
anf Dem Garter Sauoe, einen ueuel
Shad)t iinteu. Inn Den alien DO.
SGaft entlara Dem 6luiie, oberbalt
Barter StraBe, Su crieecn.
= Sion. 9 Obu oes Scnrp Gage uou
Oollilter auenue, melher mebrere 5a0C
Slpor pom eincm .. & y. 3uge nabc
Otdlon SitD 9etroffen mnr0e uno eincn
ShGoelbrllb uno anoere Y~erlesun0er
erbielt, ut am OOnnerltag Oeuiel6en i'm
Sabnemann Soipital erle9cn.
- gn Der Oberen DAT Stra6e mur6e
am Srelta9 inter ben Semobnern nidt
menig SeitiirSung erre9t, ais benlerft
wlroe, baB ii6 Die SberilG6e pl0elih
%lcnfte. 8rOBc 9tiiie madtcn iif in Der
StraBe benlerfbar uno Die 6unOament.
mauern BON Sdulern fingen all, su sers
brOdelu. Wtebrere 61uier mubten ourh
Salfen 9eitiist werOen.
= Wtaior s. .. SiI6. Gi0entbimer
oeS auditorium al Moro Wtain apenle,
1T an Sreita9 pom Supt. Der Baum.
lpeftion Srown bela6ridti9t morOer,
bic Salle nidt mebr fir oiientlide gu
lammentiirfte gu uermietben, bis Die
liOtbigen S6ueuorri6tun9en, mic Iie
Oas @elee uorIbreibt, all Dem @cbGuoe
an9ebra6t worben iinO. Mtau traf
lofort Nnltalten, Den Blae Dem @eieee
9enlGB einiuri6ter.
- SenrD Weoe pom 9torb Wtaiu
aUenlle unO WtarD Samm, ebenialS
BON Oicicm S%taottbeile, murben am
6reita9 in Der Office ocs OiitriftS. gus
paltes ebcll6 uerbunoen. OaS MtGo-
den bate AM 81. December cine 9(l.
Ila9e gegen Nebe erbobeu llno ba CT in
ben leeten 2a9en ii6 bercit erflGrt hat
te, eS III betratben, anitatt cin 9eri6tlis
DIES Serfabren abSumarteu, 10 wnrOe
Die 9eremorie am 6relta9 uO%r9cuOmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
S Of nib e {
Garrlei Snterrfantes nus allerlri Ge.
birt-SHr Sebrn ettuas.

M a b d en9D m a ten be-
fteben in Seuti9luno gegenpdrtis in
Is Stdbten.
il d 9 e IN nurben BON
ben neutrality-suspicious. Der Ser.
Staaten i'm Sabre 1903 1879 Gmi=
grdnten.
9tsfonto 8 unb Oar
leben Der amaitunii9en National=
banten errei9ten ibr b69ites Iipeau
am 8. September 1903 nit $3,481,s
100000.
Sie 3abG Der 9 tubenz
ten an ben am%eritaniI6en llnioerIis
tGten, Colleges unb Se9nii9en 9p6=
fGulsn bssifferte iid i'm Sabre 1890
auf 1926 mGnnlt6e unb 10,761
tpeibli6e Stubirenbe; I'm Sabre 1895
auf 62,O53 mGnnli9e, 1901 ipetbz
li6e; 1900 72,159 mcnnli9e, 26, 764
tpeibIide; 1901 75,472 mdnnli6e, 27,s
879 peiblide. Die Steiseruns in Der
s3abl Der tpeibli6en Stubirenben BON
1890 unb 1901 1T alfo runO 1876 Pros
gent, bic Steieerung in Der 3ubl Der
mGnnliden Stubirenoen slei95eitig
iii runb 10 ProSent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
g

Ilen Grpartun9en entge9en, CAB es
in Der am Wtontag Sbeu6 ~ab9ebaltenen
Verlammlung obt9er 86rperi6aft nur
Elm @6o In Setreff Der bsabli6tieten
Repiiion Der Bidder ieitens Der aubitos
rem Der SteuerSabler : Sereini9un9
Na6oem Der Setretdr ben monatli6ell
8eridt bes S6atmeilterS Yarfer per=
lelen bate, erbOb fi6 WtcSlnultD uno
erflarte, baB tbeilneiie bic gnii6t ;t
berriden ideiue, baB Die @ei6dfte Der
SebOrbe in 9ebeimniepoller 9Beiie erles
oi9t Deroen ; aus bielem @runoe idlus
er Dor, oaB Elm mOnatliher Beri6t pits
bli,irt meroe, Der auftldruug 9eben
wiiroe, ba ni6ts gu usrbeimti6en lei uno
oas Rublifum pom bieier 3batia6e
iiberSeust weroen iollte. 8elib itimmte
nit linn therein uno julest marb be-
i6lOIien, bic Sadie BEN Sinansz Somite
3u iiberweiien, melfes ben nDtbi9eu
Rlan entmerfen ioll.
Mtebrere Yafansen nur6en beIcbt unb
Elm paar Serieeuu9en BON Sebrern pOrs
genommen. Die Sra9e in Setreif Der
8erle9nn9 bes 9e9enwartigen Seriamms
lun9s5immers marb Dem Ban Somite
iibermieien uno Die 8erdnoerun9 oes
Sorratbe3immers erbielt oas Sod uno
2rainir S6ul Somite iibermieieu. Oas
Sinbersarten Somite befiirwortete in
einem por9elegten Seri6te Die @inri1-
tun9 BON ileliit meiteren Sinoer9arten
am 1. Ipril, bod waro Sei6luB Oariis
Der auf unbeitimmte 3eit peri6Oben.
Die @rridtung Don Seuerrettun9Sleitern
al Der So6l6ule fam aud CUR 6ra9e
uno Der Sori6la9 oes Somitcs, baB
;wei ein9eidloiiene erri6tet werocn Jolt.
ten, wurbe 9%utgebeiBcn. OaS pom va
faDette college a~n9ebotene S6olaribip"
fiir einen Sodibul Sdiiler jebes Sabr,
wuroe angenommen. Das Salair bes
S6wanjebeamten SODce fir Die 0iafts
Ihulen WurOe auf $35 monatli6 geicet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

Gm 6. Sanuar peritarb gu Mount
Cobb Srau Rebeffa MeDers i'm sslten
&ebensjabre.
= Or. gler. Dean, iiber oeiien Ser
baitnng mir bereits beri6teten. 1T segeu
cine Viir9idaft uon $4,000 auf frsien
Sup gelest worSen.
- Die Sadaipanna Sompanie 9eoenft
beute Den Sabnuerfebr aui Der Blooms
burg OtuiiiOu nieoer aufnebmen Al
f%onnen, welder felt WtOntas uuterbros
6en mar.
= Saut Dem Seridte oes S6manse-
beanlten Wtartin SoDce iino SO Sebrer
in ben 0tadti6ulen auseitellt, wel6e
an 4. Sanuar er0ffnet nurben unb bic
Sabl Der tbeilnebmenben Sdiiler be-
trd9t 2,s40, beOeutenO mebr mie 9e,
m0bnli6.
= HbeumatiI6e SiiftenI6mer,en
neroen iifer ourd ben @ebrau6 BON
ct. Safobs Sel 9ebeilt. Heibe Die
betrofiene Stelle rei6li6 uno tiidtis
Elm, ibiise ben S6rper Dor Salte, iino
IN fnrjer 3eit werben alle S9mer3en
perldwnnben iein.
= @eil iie einen StraBenbabnmaoen
nit fladeu GfdOern in Dienit ~itellten,
Sumioer elmer itdbtii6en 9erorbnung,
purben geltern abenb Der Wiotormann
George SHUTTER unb Der Sonoufteur
W. 8. Wtcltillan bon Atoermann Wtils
lar nm ie $25 beitrait.
= Gcmmanoant s. 6. OegBet, Gin
9teffe beS 9roBen Yuren9enerals, Der
ieit Ginger Scit inter uns meilt, bat
iid entl6loiieri, elm 8iirser Der Yerei,
ntgten Staaten gu weroen uno am
Wtonta9 binterle9te er beim GrotbonO.
tar cine SiesbeSii9li6e Grfldruns.
= @abrsno Sobn Qorid BON Sics
benter StraBe 9eitern oas Sabn9eleiic
al Slih StraBe freuSte, naro CT BON
elmer Sofomotiue getroiien unb our
Seite 9ei6leuoert. @r trug cine Sors
tuliOn oes Giidens, Yru6 oes redtet
Seines unO anbere Serletun9en oapou,
trosoem wirb ieiu 3uitanO uidt fir &C.
fabrli9 era6tet.
- Sbi6on Muntas Der leste Gag
lit, an weldem @etrdnfe &i;ensapplifas
tionen ein9etragen werben %f6nnerl, rpas
rem trotoem bis 9eitern faunl Die Odlite
Der 9elammtiabl belm @eri6tsl6reiber
Son Bergen ein9etrageu morben. SIS
befinben li6 I'M County etDa $50 Sc
t~rGnfebdnoler unb gewDbnli6 lino I'M
Oiele 3eit ibre applifatiOnen alle eiii9e.
rei6t.
- SOuntD @ommiiidr Durfiu be-
nadri6ti9te am Dieuita9 FrGiioent
Soiepb s. Sermpn bon Der Steuer;abs
Ter Geretni9ung, oaB OieIelbe Die Yiifer
Der @ommiiidre eirer 9riifung utter
perfen %fonnen, lobalo es ibuen gei6lli9
1T nio baB iie baiu ibre ei9ere 3eit be.
nusen fOnnen. Die beioen Serren tras
fen iib auf Der Stra6e uro bas 9teiuls
tat ibrer llntcrreOuns itebt I'M 9rellen
@e9enlas gu Der Sanolun9 Der Shuls
VebUroe, melde Der SteuerSabler Ser.
eiiti9un9 bel Der beabiidtisten Eriifuu9
Der Sii6er Sori6riiten madte.
-Sta6 Dem 1. Sebruar meroen feline
lummarii6 Serurtbeilte nebr i'm Sc.
fangniB auf Soften 6eS Counties 9eIpeilt
werOen. gu Oieiem S6lulie selan9ten
an Wtonta9 Die 9ountD Sommilidre
unO iie erwarter, babur6 Dem @onntp
wenisiteus 1000 jabrli6 ;u eripareu.
Seine iummariI6 S%erurtbeilte weroen
na6 benz genannten Datum an9enom.
men weroen, wcnll ni6t Die NuS9aben
fir iie bejablt werOen unO biele neue
Gescl betrifft oas gauge Gouutp. miro
aber am itarflten bon Der Stabt Scraus
ton perlpiirt weroen. Oa Sieie Die 9ro6e
WtebrSabl Der 10 Serurtbeilten ~liefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

- Sn 9iem g)ort nrroe Der oeutide
Bidder @rier mad Dem SrrenaiDl 9ei6idt.
Gr leioet an Dem Wabn, oaB cine @ebeim.
agentur bon linn perlange, er iolle Den
Praiioenten 8oOieuelt ermorOen.
- Die in SloriSa fir Den republifa.
ntlhen Acknowledgement erm6blten De.
le9aten iino ale initrnirt, fir Die 9ios
Mutation HoOiepelt's gum &rGiioent.
6aftssGanbioaten einSuiteben.
= Dem .@lobe" miro aus Sbana.
bal bert6tet, ba6 Die S%aiiermittwe pon
China entidloiien lit, auf ieSe Soften
bin eS Su uerbiiteu, baB Die Manoidus
rel unter bic @ontrolle BON SremOen
fGat.
- Sn Dem Wirbeliturm, Der Die Srts
i6aft WtOunopiae, 2lla., falt sans ger,
itOrte, bii6ten 81 Wteni6en ibr Seben
ein urib mehr ais blnoert anoerc muroen
perleet. Der 9Sirbeliturm bate cine
Vabn bon etma elmer Wteile 9reite, uno
IN ibr muroen ale Sauli6feiteu ME.
oer9efegt.
= Su Chicago wur6e unter Dem
Gtamen y@bicaso DARN &c." nit einem
Attientapital bon "a, 600. 900 Gin Wtilh.
truit 9e9riinbet, mel6er bic Y%erior9una
Sbicagos nit Wiil6 coHtroliren mill,
Der 2ruit miro ii6 bamit einfiibren,
baB er ben Rreis Der 0til6 auf lieben
Gents bas Quart erb0bt.
- Der Budget ausiduB bes beut.
i6en 6si6staSs 9enebmigte Die sefor.
oerte SulGsli6e Yemiligun9 pom 200.
900 Wtarf fiir Die beutl6e Iusiteaun9
in ct. Souis. SIN @an;en Iino fir
Oicien 3wef, eini6liebli6 bes obisen
BOltenS, 3! Wtiaionen Wtart bepidi9t
mOroen.
- Sine SpeStalbepei6e aus Seonl
oaB iapanii6e Sabnbeamte al
Der scout 6ulau @ilenbabn pon &oreas
an9esrifien wurOen, uno OaB Der
fegierun9 Sorea'S erflGrt muroe, DAP
Iapanii6e 9ruppen eingreiien miiroen,
penn lie es uitt perbiitc, baB oerslei6en
uorfommt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
staat SbiU. aOlsSO,l

Sufns eountp IS.
8ranf s. Gbensp bsihpUrt, tne sr bGr
Glirs Tartnsr Der 8irma 8. 5. Is bsnep s.
s III wsltt @rltGfte in Der Start 5pIsrp,
In Obsnesnanntsm COUNTY uup Staatr, fbut.
unp tab btiastt 9irmd Die Summs ron c II .
buubsrt Dollars fir isesn Rail ven Rd.
tarrb ts,ablen rifp, Der bur6 ben @Ibrauh ppn
Sall's atarrb.Hurn Mot gebsili psr-
ben fam. 8rdnf s. &bsnep
- 8tIbpOru pGr mir nnb unisribrit
Sisssl ben in meiusr 8sasnpari am q.
e~' september ". . 'e6.
". W. @ledon pftutllbsr Nptar.
Sals aatlrrb. Sur pirb innsrli1b arnpmmrn
uup prft birtft auf ens Slui uno bic lbIfimi-
gen SbrlG6sn pts Syfsms. eaBt Gu6 3rus-
uihe frsi suibidsn.
8. s. Sbsnss & 60, SplstC. 8.
Has~ Ysrfduft pom alien Apptbsftrn, Is Is.
Saa's 6dmilisu pilsn iinp bic bsitsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
9bUtcarapbiseu als NeniibrSse'
fdenfe.

Bortrait photographer, 5amilien.
nnb @eiellIhafts9ruppen in beliebi9er
@roBe unb %feiniter ausitattung, 8or.
traits in SraDon unO WaHeriarben, SIC.
probuftionen uno Yer9r0Berun9eu pom
alien SilOern, Sanoi6aftsbilOer II. /. 10.
Bette 3uiriebenbeit miro 9arantirt.
Seitelle friibSeiti9.
Senrg Sreg,
421 2adawanna ape., Scranton, Ga.
Wir 9eben 2raoin9 Stamps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Bon Reter8bura,

Oas Ileuc Sars beS Srie Sdwar;
9ebt leiner SolenOun9 ent9eaen uitS
miro boIfentli6 Dem Sodmalier mioers
lteben fOnuen.
@rOli6 1T wieoer cine 6uBbriidc
bcim Ben. 9baucr crridtet morScft,
meldc Die StaNt be;ablen nun. gSie
LANCE lie lleben miro, wetB Der JtepOrter
ni6t.
SetnriG @lasner lit uidt ;ufrieoen
nit Dem Wetter, beun Der Mettermanu
tbut nidt, mic Der Oeinrid p%or0eitrie=
ban bat. Der Daniel S6miSt laft
nllO la9t, Der Seinri6 idldit ;u lanse.
Mifc Suttcrmann lit nit Der
9rippe al 6as Belt S~cfeiielt uno Dot.
tor Wcllon lagt, CT mlB ii6 weni0itenS
cine Wohe gut in Sba6t nebmell, che
CT allS9cben fam, neil CT bic Sranfbeit
anfangS ucrna9ldBi9te.
- Der alte 6rieocnSridtcr linot
bcutiuta9e OaS SieO y6reuno, ib bin
infrieoen, 9eb' eS, lpie es mill |" oenu
CT la9t, Der Nille Der 9iir9er loll cut
lhetoen. Gr betradtct iih ni6t ais
aloermanl, lOnOcrn ais 6riebeusri6ter
i'm Ipabrer Sinne Oes @ortes.
Scrfloiiene 8Ohe lit ansetinotgt
moroen, oaB SOuiS 8Orlie am 30. No.
pember Sri. SOuiie SeSlie BON Ourpea
ais Iciuc Sraut beiniiibrte. Die 1rau.
uIla ~erfDlnte Nurh 9%llArrmnuu lSrASn
III Der Jte9tlters Office uro bic 0iens
uernlubltcn baben iiA al GcOar Suenue
uie0er0etaiicu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

- agenten Der llniteo Wtine g8ors
fers iinO tb6ti9, Die $4,000 @ofebrenner
I'M 9onnrllsuiles Diitritt ~ or9aniliren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

- Die Sei6e beS 6rdnlcin Sarab
ShaeIcr, Sebrcrin Oes Suteinii6en oil.
Der Sohiu6le in SeOfOro, Sne., wurOe
bort in elmer S8a9cnremiie %sefunoen.
OaS WfGOden mar gcnOtbiii6tist, be-
raubt uno Die Nci6e oann i6redlid Der.
ltiimnelt WOrOeu. Oas Snnere Der.
Hemiie oelltctc barauf bin. oaB Elm.
Idredli6er Sampf itattgefuuOen babeu.
muB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

- -
Tabrifanten
utbui6ub
SeiOc
Serfauf.

SO Gents fir farbise Gaffeta Seibe,
mertb 90 Sents.
55 Gents fir farbise Gaffetu SeiOe,
mertb rs SentS.
6s Gents fir "a 3ol farbise Gaifeta
Seibe, wertb $1.00.
so Gents fir 10 3oa i6warSe 3aifeta
SeiOe, mertb 65 @ents.
6s Gents fir % 3oll ibwar3e 9affeta
Seibe, wertb S5 @ents.
70 Gents fir SO 3OlG i6warie 3affetu
SeiOe, wertb $1.0o.
$1.OO fir Sc i3O1 idwarSe Gaffetu
SeiOe, wertb $1.25.
6s Gsnts fir % 3oll i6war;e Yeau De
SOie, pertb So @ents.
SO Gents fir 81 3oll i6warie Yeau Dc
SOie, wertb slips.
$1.25 fir Sc 3Olt i6warSe geau Dc
Soie, wertb $3.50.
The colored American., 1904-03-05
BISHOP WILLIAMS HERE.

Bishop R. S. Williams, of the Third
Episcopal District of the C.M.E. church
will spend Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, the II, u and 18th inst. in this
city. The Bishop will speak at Hills
dale Sta. Friday evening at $50. He
will preach Sunday at Israel II a. m-'
at Lane Tabernacle $3.50 p. m, and
Miles Memorial at 1880 p. m. The
Bishop pastored Israel church three
years very successfully and made many
friends whom he will be delighted TO
see at ore of the above services He
leaves on Monday to hold the Jersey
Conference which convenes OF Camden
on "Wednesday the 10th inst.
The colored American., 1904-03-05
A FREE TRIP TO ST LOUIS.

Mr.. A. L. Satterwhite, proprietor OF
the Municipal Buffet, at 1910 E street,
NV, has offered a free round trip
ticket to St. Louis to the most popular
colored Mason or Odd Fellow in the
District of Columbia. The decision
will be made by ballot, votes being de-
posted for favorites at 1910 E street,
NV. Mr. Satterwhite is one Of our
most enterpTising business men, and
the Municipal Buffet is the most popu
lar retreat in the city of its kind
The colored American., 1904-03-05

The TailOrs and Dressmakers Associ-
alton held a special meeting last
Thursday evening, February 25th, at
1900 U street, n. W. There was a large
attendance and new members enrolled.
day evening, March 10th, at same place
at 8 p. m, when there will be an ad-
dress delivered by Attorney L. Melen-
dez King on the interest of the AssO-
citation and its purpose.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

There is. a growing sentiment among
the coIored people of the District that
business enterprises conducted by
colored men be organized and operated
at once for the purpose of controlling
the large volume of money spent each
day and week and month by the col
ored people for the necessities of life.
The colored American., 1904-03-05
tt3rnd onntnin Of the jlnfea4 order ofqne8larna'

leading the United States
by w.
Oft ofV
all good
o6 of divided
death
from $1,000
BENEFITS paid
efts $I4,37875
consisting
hin
In
in
of MS
a
Rosebud
like the Senior Fountain sick
death Dement'S nOnF
a
death
Department take policies IN or the
following tables
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr.. Ed DeLyons, one of the finest
tailors in Jersey City, N. J., has now
opened fine parlors in the same build
ing with Mr.. Charlie Bullock, and is
doing high class work for some of the
swellest dressers around in Jersey and
New York. He is located at No. 81
Railroad avenue and a glance at his
large line of spring fabrics will surely
cause you to give him an order when
you begin thinking of your new suit
or OvercOat.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr.. A. J. Gaskins of Gaskins <
Gaines has gone to Lakewood.
New Jersey. where he viii spend few
weeks for the benefit of his health
d.. Booker T. Washington will speak
at the Metropolitan A.M.E. church, NJ
street. between 18th and 18th streets.
Tuesday evening, March the 18th, Ad-
mission free.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr.. J. c. Robertson, head of the Real
Estate Department of the Grand
United Order of True Reformers, was
a visitor in our city last week, and
delivered one of his most practical
addresses before a special meeting of
the Order
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Many deaths occurred in the city in
the past week. Among them was Mr..
James Johnson of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, we'll known in
Masonic circles; Mrs. Harry Williams,
wife of our we'll known tOwnsman and
Mr. Henry Green, a member Of the
Odd Fellows.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr.. J. NJ. Jackson, mixologist for
Gaskins & Gaines, was on the sick list
a few days last week.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

The Young Mems Protective League
are on the boards for a grand enter
tainment at the Washington Light In
fantry Hall. April 18th. The commit
tees have all been appointed and great
preparations are being made for the
event
The colored American., 1904-03-05

DR.. c. Clifford Fry, Surgeon Dentist,
at 1745 L street, NV, is building up
a steady practice in his profession.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

DR.. U. J. Daniels, a leading young
building up a magnificent practice.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

DR.. w. Bruce Evans, principal of
the Armstrong Manual Training
School was a visitor in Richmond; Va,
last week.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr.. Clarence c. White and Miss Flos-
sic Thompson have been appointed as
sistant music teachers in our public
schools.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr. Edward ROUser Of the Post
Office Department is one of the com
ing young men at that busy mart.
Mrs. NJ. J. Gaskins. mother of Mr.. A.
J. Gaskins, has been indispOsed fer a
few days hut is convaIescent at this
writing
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr.. Edward c. Allen of the Southern
Hotel, is at home for a few days strug-
has just returned from a trip to
Gotham.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr.. Francis J. PostOn, a we'll known
newspaper man OF Dayton, Ohio, holds
an important position in the Govern
ment Printing Office.
The colored American., 1904-03-05

The sympathy of the community is
extended to the families of Mr.. Jas.
of Master Garnett Fisher, all three
of whom died last Sunday
The colored American., 1904-03-05

Mr.. Benjamin F. Chinn who con-
ducts an enterprising shaving parlor
at Hyattsville. Nd, spent a few days
in the city last week. He is an admirer
of The COlored American.
The colored American., 1904-03-05
AE City Paragraphs. 98

DR.. c. Clifford Fry, Surgeon Dentist
at 1745 L street, NV, is building up
a steady practice in his profession.
Dr.. .. J. Daniels, a leading young
physician in South washington, is
building up a magnificent practice.
DR.. w. Bruce Evans, principal of
the Armstrong Manual Training
School was a visitor in Richmond; Va,
last week.
Mr.. Clarence c. White and Miss Flos-
sic Thompson have been appointed as
sistant music teachers in our public
schools.
Mr.. Francis J. POstOn, well known
newspaper man OF Dayton, Ohio, holds
an important position in the Govern
ment Printing Office.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Chinn who con
ducts an enterprising shaving parlor
at Hyattsville, Nd, spent few days
in the city last week. He is an admirer
of The Colored American.
Mr.. Edward c. Allen of the Southern
Hotel, is at home for a few days strug-
CLING with a mild case of Ia grippe. He
has just returned from a trip to
Gotham.
The sympathy of the community is
extended to the families of Mr.. Jas.
Johnson, Mrs. Blanche Williams and
of Master Garnett Fisher, all three
of whom died last Sunday
The annual opening of FitzgeraId's
Auditorium Cafe, Atlantic City, New
Jersey, March the 9th, has been an
nounced. There will be music and
many other interesting features on this
occasion.
Mr.. Edward Rouser Of the Post
Office Department is one of the com
ing young men at that busy mart.
Mrs. NJ J. Gaskins mother of Mr.. A
J. Gaskins, has been indisposed fer {
few days hut is cOnvaIescent at thi
writing.
The Young Mems Protective Leagu
are on the boards for a grand enter
tainment at the Washington Light In
fantry Hall, April 18th. The commit
tees have all been appointed and grea
preparations are being made for tn
event.
Many deaths occurred in the city i
the past week. Among them was Nj
James Johnson of the Bureau of FL
craving and Printing, we'll known /
Masonic circles; Mrs. Harry William
-seo of C,,,y v7-oIf l~pCu-D fOWOSm30 an
The colored American., 1904-03-05

The annual opening of Fitzgerald's
Auditorium Cafe, Atlantic City, New
Jersey, March the 9th, has been an
nounced. There will be music and
many other interesting features on this
occasion.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-02
TO SET, CONGRESS RIGHT.
ARTHUR r.. HATHORN WOULD
PROVE THAT THE FRAUD OR
DER" Law is NOT CoNsTITU-
y. y ,TIONAL. 2's ''as sa

Judge Page Morris has under con-
sideration the application Of Arthur
r. Hathorn, who asks that Postmas-
ter Hale be enjoined from withhold
ing mail addressed to the petitioner.
Some time ago a fraud order" was
issued against Hathorn, and the post
master was directed to hold all mail
addressed to him. .28iI
Hathorn will make vigorous fight
on the ruling. 1t is announced that
he will fight the order to the supreme
court Of the United States, attacking
the constitutionality Of the act Of con-
gress under which the, postmaster gen
eral issued the order. This is the first
time the right Of the postmaster gen
eral has been questioned on this point,
and in the event of a decision adverse
to the department, in the federal
court, it Is announced that the gov
ernment will carry the case to the
supreme court.
Hathorn protests that the ruling was
arbitrary and that there was no cause
for such an action. He is full of fight
on the question, and is said to have
declared that he will STARE no expense
in testing the law.
1T will be a good thing to have
this matter settled once and for all,
said prominent federal officer this
morning. "The power conferred upor
the postmaster general is an arbitrary
one and farreaching. think it would
be best: to have it outlined so thai
there can be no misunderstanding
That law In the hands of an officer
gree is an awful one, I might say
This action will prove to me a notable
one, If Hathorn persists in his fight
and understand that he WILL"
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-02

he Is nominated the Bryan-Hearst fac
ton probably will bolt. Along this
line of reasoning Senator German
thinks there is a chance for Towne.
Towne was loyal to Bryan in both
campaigns-so loyal that Bryan want
ed him named for vice president in
1900. His nomination for president
now would make all the old Bryan
men feel that they had been fairly
treated.
At the same time, it is claimed by
men who favor Towne that his nomi-
nation could not rouse any opposition
among the conservatives. $751;.
Mr. Towne is now a dealer in coun-
ty and municipal bonds, with an office
in Wall street. 1t would be somewhat
unusual for the democracy to go right
to Wall street for its presidential cam
didate. . -. '".. -" .--',' r. BE-, -
But Mr.. Towne is not a part of the
octopus, and, if reports may be trust
ed, has not gathered a large fortune
since he invaded the lair of the great
beast of plutocracy. He is a Tam
many man, in good standing, and is
on Leader Murphy's little list for a
seat in the next house of representa-
tives, if nothing else happens.