The Washington bee., 1907-04-20
PARAGRAPHIC NEWS.
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way Jackson, the South African Spec
tator. Cape Town, Africa, editor says,
Brother Chase! De Animal browses
hereabouts! y
The Tulsa Guide says that so far
1907 has proved the most remarkable
wear from an agricultural standpoint in
the history of the Indian Territory,
DR.. J. A, Mcmillan of Nashville,
Tenn. recently appointed as one of the
attending physicians in the Freedmen's
Hospital, has arrived in the city. Mrs.
Mcmillan did not accompany him.
Mr.. S. B. Turner, editor of the Hi
nois Idea, has recovered from his recent
illness.
The new ambassador to the United
States from Great Britain, James Bryce
says he is not a reformer, but that
should be at any time be inclined to en-
bark upon reform movement it would
names for American and Canadian cities.
The charge made against Tames Blk
Dy, CIdlll lildi VI lilC 4iNN CiNiil-ON
Tribes commission of Indian Territory
last winter, have been dismissed by the
Secretary of the Interior
1t is stated that an excitement was
caused in Hyattstown, Montgomery
County, Md, one evening last week by
the noise Of either a terrific explosion
or an earthquake.
The largest rotary snow plow ever
built was placed on the tracks OF the
Denver, Northwestern and Pacific rail
road the latter part Of the past winter.
1t is said to cut thirteen feet, four
inches, that is, II can force its way
through a snow drift higher than the
tops OF passenger coaches.
A New Jersey man has lately had an
articles of much use for the household
patented This article contains "a place
for everything"
1t is said that cheap candy, eaten by
four-year-old child at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, was the cause of its death.
While more than twenty white men
were taking Negro charged with as
Sault on a white woman, from the jail
at Bunllie, La, last Sunday night, it is
said that they were fired on by a crowd
of Negroes, three of whom were wound
ed.
The funeral services of Mr. Joseph
West. the brother of Dr. Charles West,
of 924 M street, were. held at St. Au-
gustine's Catholic Church last Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock Mr.. West be-
longed to one of the most respected
families in the District.
Mrs. Anna J. Cooper addressed the
Colored Woman's Christian Association
last Monday night at Lincoln Temple
Congregational Church
The third annual congress of the Ma
tional Association for the Study and
Prevention of tuberculosis will meet
at the New Willard Hotel, this city,
May 6.
The committees of the colored branch
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion are said to have raised $II,74I in
the past week.
There is most friendly rivalry among
the ladies of Columbus, Ohio; in the
contest for the trip to Atlantic City,
given by the Colored World, one of
OhiO's best newspapers. There are many
candidates.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Brown of this city.
the noted evangelist and humanitarian,
is conducting revival services at St.
Pauls A. M. E Church, Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Brown is known far ard wide, |
and IS doing a great work.
Rev. Bishop Johnson's subject at the
recent educational meeting in Baltimore
was Character and Culture"
DR.. A. NJ. Curtis of our city is grow
ing in popular favor each day and his
surgical knowledge IS sought
We learn from Our Dumb Animals |
that in Jamaica Plain, Mass. lives a |
doctor in his 74th year, his mother in |
her 92d, and his horse in his 34th. ALL
appear to be enjoying good health.
During the Jamestown Exposition
there will be ten private detectives to |
guard the entrance to the Hampton
Roads; they will keep spies out from
Fort Monroe, which is not far from
the site of the Exposition and James
town.
The Financial Board of the African
NJ. E. Church met last Wednesday at
I54I 18th street The board considered
questions of importance to the race.
The Evening Post, New York. AprjI
I3' made its appearance in three sec
tons, thirty-six pages and magazine
The magazine contains 4 full descrip-
ton and pictures of its new home. The
first edition of the Post was issued Nov
10, 1901.
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THE EVENING POST.
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