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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24
OREGON NEWS.

There is being a great deal Of inter
est manifested in the new proposed
electric line from Walla Walla TO Pen
dieton. The line is being surveyed via
Weston, Athena and possibly Adams to
Pendleton, and passes through the very
heart Of Umatilla county
More hops changed hands Saturday
~ the Oregon market than ever before
Ia the history Of the trade. The total
amount bought is about 1000 bales. The
prices ranged from 2 TO 7ll@7A cents
. pound.
Unable 10 bear the expense Of bring
ing witnesses from the northern part
" California 10 assist him la establish
ing bic innocence Ia the United States
court, Lewis X. Webb was ordered
removed 10 San Francisco 10 stand trial
% eharge ~ having started forest
Ore. which destroyed $4,000 acres Of
timber land la the klamath forest 90.
serve.
Arthur Clark and John Brown 90
eapee from the city jail al Oregon
'iiy recently By burning . hole through
tiie wall eith 2 large spoon which they
heated ~ p red heat
AZ "a Drande an Austrian was held
AZ Jai Nv aays without trial Tor steal
~ ope appIo.
i-qHare sAufe, 500 " Banker o. NJ
ebufe W Hillsboro. nas aeeideuiall5
sspf Az fle back "a fbai place recently
jNf rDapet are rot believed ~ d. seri
oas
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24
IDAHO NOTES.

People who have been dragging the
Occur 'Alene river in the neighborhood
of Kingston have so far been unsuc-
cessful in the search for the body of
Mrs. Wiley of that place, who is be-
lieved to have been drowned recently.
The Bonner county tax is Is mills
this year.
A warrant has been issued at Wallace
for the arrest of Fred w. Walton,
charging him with failure to support
his wife, Mrs. Florence E. Walton.
Walton is an old citizen of Wallace and
is at present grand master of the Odd
Fellows in Idaho.
From the pulpit of the Adventist
church to cot in the county Jail on
charge of introducing liquor on the
Nez Perez Indian reservation is the
story of the alleged downfall of John
w. Bartlett, who was arrested near
Lapwai yesterday by Indian Agent o.
II. Lipps.
After permitting F. A. Locke, prin-
ter, to remain for two months in the
county Jail at Standpoint, John Miller.
who was arrested in August for passing
a bogus check on George Walker, a
Standpoint merchant, has confessed that
Locke had nothing whatever to do with
the crime.
While a Northern Pacific train to
Burke was switching a car at No. 6
ore bin at Mace recently a coupling
pm broke, the car got loose and ran
through an ore bin and out on the o. r.
a \. track, which was badly torn up,
delaying traffic on both roads.
Albert Brooks, supposed to belong
at Potlatch, where his friends have
been notified, was struck by a log re-
Gently at Palmer lumber camp near
Elgin, Ore, and his back and arm
broken A special train brought him
II miles to Elgin, but he died on reach
ing the yards. Brooks was aged about
forty.
I'd Jessups, resident of the Green
creek district of Camas prairie, was
shot through the ear recently by l.. A.
Reed, and Reed received a bad blow
from an axe in the hands of Jessups.
The trouble grew out of the fact that
Jessup hogs got into Reed S field and
destroyed more or J IS crops. Both men
have been arrested and the case will be
heard In the Grangeville courts.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24

20 UauY UuuInT. IA III al mad
noor employed ia tle 81 pau fallfosd
naf fafaIly inIufad eat.sday .be. INK
80 ~ eLicl ~ uanter f.mily 49,
Igng ~ M s.altfael M 0fae. stat,an
~ nil1s fasi VA euite. aad NJ ot..,,
~ ~ same aaifel L,ol,e Iooss aad ,an
sile dea1 ~ mosniain. eoll,diog .itl,
n mi nan 40 nil.s ae.a tts sili.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24
news OF THE WORLD
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE GLOBE.
a Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hernispheres
During the Part Week-NztionzI
Historical. Political and Personal
Events.

Bill Mckee, who shot and killed Dr..
Nathan Kuns and Rudolph AIbers dur
ing an slteccs1ss over mining property.
Al DObIe, Cal, completed the tragedy
by blowing of his own head
At Jackson, Miss, fire recently de-
strOyed the Ben Hart corner Al Vale
and Pascagoula streets -Four id 5Oin-
ing buildings, the property Of Mrs
George Carlisle of Dallas Tex were
Quilted Loss $4,000, partly covered
by insurance
The murder of Ora Lee, p years old
a handsome factory girl Of Wadsw0r1h-
OHIO, occurred recently Gug Ras0r Is
suspected.
Orders have been ISSUED TO the cruiser
Charleston, now at BremertOn navy
yard, to proceed on October 20 10 the
Asiatic station via Honolulu and Guam
TO become the flagship Of the third
squadron of the Pacific feet, replacing
the cruiser Rainbow.
The special retiring board Of the
army has recommended TO Roosevelt
that Colonel Stewart be retired for dis
ability. &ss1s as as the president de-
sired.
Servia must declare war against Aus
tria or be torn TO pieces by strife with
an her own boundaries. That is the sit
uatiOn to date.
Queen Margharita, the Italian king
iuOther, is preparing to make a flight
with Wilbur Wright IN his aeroplane.
Wright consented to take her after she
begged him CO.
For the three days the corrected fig-
ures show for Greater New York a
registration for the year OF 54O,095, ar
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24
TEANsRnss1ssIPPI ooRGEEss.
Result OF Recent Meeting in San Fran
cisco.


Dan franchises GLOWING Is the net
result OF the Ave days session Of the
tfansnississippi congress as expressed
ln resolutions.
Annual appropriation Of $50,00O,OO
Tor the Lake 10 gulf waterway until
completed; appointment Of a oommis
zion 10 examine aud report On improve
oaent OF Marc Island navy yard, Cali
torniaj appropriation Of 4259,25O for
improvement Of Oakland harbor; appro
I,riatiOn Of 1852 $50 for improvement
~ San Diego harbor; improvement Of
Humboldt bay; appropriation Of 300,
900 Tor improvement Of The Sacramento
Tnd Feather riEen. California; apl,ro
l,riation " s184 800 Tor Che improye-
.saent VI eln Pedro harbor; for inprOFe-
anrnt and forLiAeation VI Coos Bay har
Dor Oregon improvement of Siusiag
harbori aidiag NJ American Inarine ~
fedeial s0Fefnment; ono way round Trip
fare ~ seattle during tAc exposition.
1lc resolutions aiao denlana govern
eiont onned sLeafnsnips betneen ail ~
esAc eoasi peints and ianana aud
south Aueglea unioss tle present CON
lisny impfeyes eefgieai emponering Ia
thr iniofsiate commission AZ re4uire
prempi shipmeui vi iiyestock and lier
isAable ffelaAt
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24

~ ffpeflmnQi lp eonnnefi0n Bifh
Rfoai ipiolnniloual otpoaliion n M ho
viea nfki yeW Nhon no Alaska Yukon
Farlhe Opposition N An|d W. fnsillo and
n HiN IA aaieNrd Niih mof evan uaual
lNinlfsi "a eNprl Hnd tmpolaneo
pNNp'e Hpf mnmlnH M fhf prohibition
part ~ iN0 hlal iImo NJ iln lIHl0y
m ntpon'i'onr iAo falo ~ lniosl0al.ng
NlNeif Nn iNr Fnlndf All nnW iNnm
fl Ne alaqlHiely prohibited
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24

henperl "a nlf urn go believed
A. Aaso feFlshof aud iao ofAeff $3.50
aafnd aaly aflef Hnaeffoinf AalfoainF
asporlosfes eAlie aarifi Al 49, ~ 1le
aayf 0n q hll of efofknsf a. a. FnauIt
olfefoo selHf Az pieces AZ a farf ln 49,
nesl iedlea > ~ aayf $50 Zoo ~
filslf. hslf Jesopl ,aInf aae coos
hsbelll nefe lfopneAi lole on Az
iini,al sIeaaef llselien
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24
WASHINGTON, IDAHO. OREGON
And MONTANA ITEMS.
A Few interesting Items Gathered
From Our Exchanges of the Sur
rounding countrys-Numerous Acct
dents and Personal Events Take
Pface-Crop Outlook Good.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.


ealiber rifle.
The Benton county Alaska Yukon
Pacific commission has been organized
at kennewiek and began making plans
to have the county suitably represented
at the big Seattle fair.
The DAYTON fair last week was
winner
l. F. Wood of Bellingham has pre-
scented to the Carnegie library pewter
mug which was formerly the property
of Roger Williams, founder of Provi-
denee, R. l., and which was brought
over TO New England by the historical
Hazard family on the Mayfower
An History hotel is 10 be erected at
Spokane by Spokane and eastern capt
talists on the block bounded by Sprague
and First avenue, Post and Lincoln
streets The big structure will occupy
All OF the block excepting Davenport s
restaurant. which il adj joins on the west
II viii be I55x2OO feet, AID the build
ing alone viii cost about 1000 .OOO
II Is estimated that the furnishings will
cost s25O.OO0, and the site about $780,
600. making d total investment of ST.
10000
5000. all for charity.
With Saturdays attendance esti-
mated there were 1891 paid visitors
70 Spokane : 18th annual interstate
fair. which came to an end at midnight
last night, an average Of 1913 per
oaF- The paid attendance for the first
siX DAYS Of last year 5 fair was but
7o-sz7. AL average Of 1881 per day,
and the total paid attendance for the
full TAO weeks Of last year s fair was
lz6.zsO and that for the fair Of 1906
1.3ss.
Henry DznfOrth. with several aliases.
who Eas arrested IN Tacoma several
DAYS ago. has confessed 10 a number Of
sensational rODberies. and the officers
believe they have one Of the nerviest
al around thieves IA the country.
AT Everett. Policeman j. X. Sturgis
recently shot and instantly killed Frank
LeuOx. q Young nan who was found
proving in the yard Of the Cascade
saloon and who I'D when commanded
~ halt
The Largest and most powerful set
" water wheels Ia tie United States,
Hifi tie possible exception Of q set
recently Installed ~ Metals Perry, Pa,
siL ~ placed IA the new power sta
ton ~ file Washington Water Power
company ~ Little Falls. o. the spokane
riyer.
shot dOBn ID tie performance o. bis
duty. p. b. Hand. - years Of age,
Eafrolnau employed Ia seattle, Ma 3D.
stautly killed ~ . burglar whom he
...ItI.. ..ff..rr.ft4rr ~ Irar.Ir
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24
SHORT SPORTING ITEMS

In the big relay race, one of the feat
ures at the Spokane Interstate fair this
year. the AIlard string from Polsen,
Mont, won, the total time being 27:41,
surprising that of last year The
S<Oweu string from Endieott, Wash,
finished well, but due to q poor start
was unable TO catch the AIlard string.
The money for this race, $500, is di-
vSded- 50, 25, IS and 10 per cent, which
gives $50, 10 AIIzrd- 1915 TO Stowell.
s225 10 Anzstz jim and $50 to Gar
mex
The Spokane City league pennant was
EOn BY the Bradley Engineering com
Pznyis team
SezuehIight. the great Laidlaw horse
Of Spokane. Won the championship class
Al the Spokane Interstate fair and com
Pleted Al unbrOken record in the eight
different classes IN which he was en-
tered alone
Detroit Aieh--Rsin reduced the first
Of the series Of baseball games between
Detroit and Chicago for the world 5
championship. which went TO Chicago at
Bennett PARK Saturday afternoon, 10
10 g.
After eight innings OF elOekwork
baseball Sunday. - Mid BII'' Donovan.
premier pitcher Of the champions Of the
American lezgne. weakened under the
prolonged strain and the Chicago
world = champions captured their second
game Of the present series from Detroit
6 10 l.
The stand taken BIZ the University
Of Montana against professional sth-
letes If eommendzble- Although the
college does not belong 70 the confer
enee, stiu Il is living NJ 70 the rules
LOndon--Hsiret. the champion pro
fessiOnal lOng-distanee runner Of
France, Saturday covered the course
OF the Marathon race. q distance Of
about &c miles. ID bOars q minutes
p seconds. breaking all previous rec
Ords for the contest The time Of John
Hayes Of New York Ia the Olympic
WAS ? hours s. minutes Is seconds The
prize was $500. given By q newspaper
Kansas City. Mos-Henrv Baker. -
years Old, once q noted heavyweight
pugilist, was run over and killed br Z
train here SUNDAY. Baker fought Jim
Jefiries to . standstiI for eight rounds
May ~. 1897. la San Francisco. ID tie
ninth round, however, Jeffries knocked
Baker ont
Highest batting averages in Norrh-
west league for past eight years.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24

~ the football season u 1905 does
not produce several times a. much nov
city and science Ia the way ~ neN
plays a. any " IL predecessors it giIi
not BE- the fault Vi tie COACHES and
players WHO represent the - Big Rive. %
Al every one VI these institution there
has been sh0nn . disposition ~ rusl
the seasOn
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-24

steamboat traffic on the Columbia river
if the present drouth is not broken
soon.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02
GOOD INVENTION

4 United States patent was grant
ed to Mr. Shelby J. Davidson, of the
Sixth Aditor's Office, on April I4th,
for his invention of a new device
for rewinding paper on an adding
machine The patent is numbered
88+72I, and invests in Mr.. David
son the sole and exclusive right to
make, use and sell the device for
seventeen years. Mr.. Davidson is a
clerk iii the Sixth Auditors Office,
and IS given charge of the adding
machines, which he operates with
much skill and rapidity. His accu-
rate knowledge of the machinery he
uses led him to detect imperfections
in it, and to make the improvements
represented in the patent above men
toned. This is the second instance
in which Afro-Americans clerks in
the departmental service here in the
city OF Washington have set to work
successfully to improve upon the ma
chinery and tools with which they
worked. The other case was that OF
Mr.. Robert Pelham, of the United
States Census Office, whose inven-
ton of far better pasting machine
that the one handed him by his Of
fce led to the adoption of his ma
chine by the Government, for which
he was paid regular royalty.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02
AUDITOR TYLER'S ENGAGE
MFNTS

Auditor Ralph w. Tyler has ac-
cepted an invitation to speak in Bal
timore on the 2Ist,i connection with
the Knights of Pythias Night OF the
Industrial Fair, which is to be held
in the Monumental City.
On the Goth Mr.. Tyler is to de
liver the commencement address to
the graduates OF the Freedmen 'sHos-
pital class of trained nurses. All who
are fortunate enough to hear Mr.
Tyler on either OF these occasions are
certain to enjoy a treat, as the pop
ular and race-loving Auditor for the
Navy Department is both an orator
and a thinker.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02
Look for the Gilded Dome
CONGRESSMAN CAMPBELL TC
SPEAK
SPEAK.

Congressman Philip P. Campbell,
of Kansas, has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver an address at Metro
politan A. NJ. E. Church, NJ street
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets northwest, on Friday evening,
May I, at 8 pm. His subject will
be, "The Average American Citizen.
Mr.. Henry Lassiter, chairman OF the
committee on arrangements, will pre-
side, and Mr.. w. 7. Vernon, of Kan
sas, Register of the Treasury, will
introduce the speaker of the evening.
Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis, the
talented elocutionist, will recite some
appropriate selections, and musical
program will be furnished by the
Metropolitan A. NJ. Z. Choir, under
the direction of Prof. John 7. Lay
ton. The committee of citizens in
charge of the arrangements IS made
up of Messrs. John A. Simms, Will
lam Beckett, George w. Jones, B. A.
Chase. Thomas H. Wright, Charles
w. Hale. William H. Wilkes, George
w. Brown, Joseph H. Stewart, Thorn
as w. West, George Robinson, Dan
iel Williams, and Rev. ]. H. Welch,
pastor Of Metropolitan Church.
Mr.. Campbell is carefully remer:-
6,red by the colored people of this
community as one Of the most ag-
gressive opponents of the Hefin
amendment providing for separa-
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02
GOOD WORK.

The annual gardening of the Dis
trict of Columbia schools was begun
April 1. One of its new features
in the colored schools is the central
ization of the work by the assistant
superintendent, Mr.. r. c. Bruce, with
Miss S. w. Brown as director and
Miss Ester Middleton assistant.
The garden centers are Jones, Bir-
ney, Cardoza, Randall, Montgomery
and the Atipical Schools, where sue
cessful gardening has been conducted
for the past four years, particularly
Jones and Birney Schools, which
have made a decided success of both
spring and summer gardening.
1t was my pleasure to observe the
pupils of the former school at work
in the garden with their teachers.
Never before have l seen more in
nate interest and enthusiasm in the
work.
At Cardoza one hundred and fifty
children work seventy-fve plots OF
ground.
Plans are made for future meet
ings at these centers for the inter
change of ideas and to receive in
struction from Miss Brown for fu-
ture work; she formerly gave them
in the form of experiments at the
Agricultural Grounds.
Efforts for permanent decorations
are being made, and any contribu-
tions to the schools may be sent TO
the centers or Miss S. w. Brown at
Normal School No. ?.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02

teenth and Sixteenth streets north
west, at eight O'Clock, are: Miss Ma
RE c. James, Miss Gertrude Lamp
ton; Mr.. Felix F. Weir, violinist !;
the Mount Zion NJ. f. Church choir,
Mr. !. T. Beason, director; the Lin
coin Memorial Church choir, Miss
Mary L. Europe directress; the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church choir,
DR.. ]. T. Walker director; Prof. ]. T..
Layton, director; the United States
Marine Band, Lieutenant SanteIman
leader, and others. Miss Mary l..
Europe and Prof. William Braxton.
accompanies.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02
OUR "KENTUCKY COLONY.

OUR. "KENTUCKY COLONY"
GiTe "Star" Present at the Black
Steacard Wedding in Falls City.
Louisville, KY, April 2I. The
largest and most elaborate wedding
that has even taken place in the
Falls City was that of Miss Jean
nette l.. Steward and Mr.. James H.
Black, which took place on the 18th
at the spacious home of the bride S
parents, Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Stew
ard, 825 Eighth street. Miss Caro-
lyn Steward, sister of the bride. was
bridesmaid, and Mr. J. S. HopsOn
was best man" The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. H. Frank, pas
tor of the Fifth Street Baptist Ch.
The parlors were crowded with
friends, many of whom came from
distant points to witness the mar
riage festival. The upper chambers
were filled with hundreds of beauti-
full, useful and costly presents, the
most notable of which was a massive
silver set of twenty-four pieces, hand
somely initiated and tastefully ar
ranged in a large silk-lined casket.
This beautiful present, valued at fifty
dollars, came from the Kentucky
Colony" at Washington, and the do
nors were Mrand Mrs.H. P.Slaugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Houston,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Thompson, Rec
tor and Mrs. T. ]. Brown, Miss Eta
NJ. Maxwell, Mrs. Annie ]. Weeden,
Mrs. Mary Starks, Mrs. w. !. Sim
mons, Miss Efie Simmons, Messrs.
Horace Morris, a. ]. Bowling and
J. z. Buckner.
Miss Steward was a teacher in
the public schools of this city, and
is an artist and musician of ability.
Mr.. Black is a highly efficient clerk
in the city postofice. Prof. Steward
for twenty-six years editor of the
American Baptist, is a veteran in the
journalistic world, and Mrs. Steward,
as an instructor in music at the State
University and leader in woman's
organization work throughout Ken
lucky, is not less prominent. Mr..
Black was at one time connected
with the Government Printing Office
in Washington.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02
NOTICE.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers for The Bee are no
tilted that their paper will be dis
continued after this issue unless the
are paid in advance
This is the law now: hence II IS I'M
possible for the management 10 con-
tisue sending the paper to subscrib-
ers unless subscriptions are paid IN
advance. Send at ONCE and oblge
The Bee Publishing Co,
100 Eye St. \. W.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02

ton of the races on the street cars
of the District, and the lively inter
est they are taking in his forthcom-
ing appearance on the Isl Of May
indicates that the eloquent repre-
sentative from Kansas will be greet
ed by a tremendous crowd. 4 num-
Der OF prominent members of Con
gress have Signihed their intention
to be present on this occasion, and
will be heard from briefly.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02
A NEW STUDIO.

Messrs. Warner & Turner, two en-
terprising young men in this city,
have opened a new ground-hoor pho
tographic studio at I28 Ninth street
northwest. These young men are ex-
pert artists, who guarantee satisfac-
ton to their customers. The open
ing took place Saturday, April 18th,
and it was attended by some of the
most distinguished citizens of both
races in this city.
Neither gentleman needs any in
PRODUCTION to the people Mr.. Tur-
ner, especially, is known by allWash-
ington, having been associated with
some of the largest firms in this city.
Mr.. Warner is also an expert artist,
and if you want frst-class work call
and give them a trial.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-02
Spencer, at West Chester, Pa.

Spencer, at West Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Laura Truth, of St George,
Bermuda. w. l., has returned to the
city again, to remain.
Rev. E. d. Williston is at home
again. after a pleasant visit to his
mother at Fayetteville, n. {. She
had been in poor health, but was
greatly improved by the coming of
her son and the cheering influence
of his sunny smile
Mr.. S. w. Rutherford and Miss
Henrietta NJ Dobbs, of the National
Benefit Association, visited Newark,
n. J., last week in the interest OF
the organization.
Mrs. Samuel c. Hudnell (neeMiss
Norma Ridley, now of Brooklyn,
n. Y, is visiting her mother at 1874
L street northwest.
Mrs. Mary F. Washington, of New
Albany. Ind, who is expected to sue
Ceed Mrs. K. P. Hood as president
of the WOman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the \. NJ E.
Zion Church, will pass through the
city Tuesday, Ell route to the Gen
eral Conference at Philadelphia She
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w Thompson, of I348 Wallach
Place northwest
Mr.. Clarence Cameron White ap-
peared in a grand recital at Denver,
Colo, last Friday evening. He is
scheduled for Chicago Monday night
next. His final appearance here be-
fore going to Europe will be at Met
ropolitan A. NJ. f. Church, in con-
junction with Mrs. Portia Washing
ton Pittman, pianiste.
Word has been received by rela-
tives in this city announcing the dan
gerous illness of Bishop H. NJ Tur-
ner at his home in Atlanta.
Mr.. Arthur T. Landlord is still
confined to his home by a severe i'll
ness, but early Improvement is ex-
pected by his physician, DR.. E. D.
Williston.
Mrs. Mary Washington. who re
sides in Proctor. Vermont, has been
in the city for several weeks, and
alternated between her own home and
that of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Max
field, 1920 First street northwest, and
left the city for her home Monday
evening Mrs. Washington has en-
joyed herself among friends since
her stay i'll the city, and was ten
dered several social functions while
here, especially by Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxheld, at whose residence she viii
make her permanent home when she
returns to the city again.
Mrs. Washington is one of the
most genial and entertaining person
ages that one would desire to meet
She is the very image of Mrs. Laura
Contee, of this city. Many of her
friends accompanied her to the de
pot
NEWS OF FREDERICK, MD.
Prof. George T. Day has moved to
Washington, which will possibly
leave an opening in the principalship
of one of our Frederick schools.
DR.. W. G. Boume has among his
patients many white citizens of con-
siderable means.
Rev. Harris, the recently appoint
ed pastor of Quin A. NJ. E. Church,
has made a fine impression on the
, citizens of Frederick, regardless OF
denomination.
The Asbury NJ. E. Quarterly Con-
ference held April "a increased the
salary of the presiding elder, Rev,
DR.. Naylor.
| Lincoln II. and Clarence P. Nor
wood. students of Howard Univer-
sity, spent the Easter holidays in Wis
iting their uncle, Rev. S. H. Nor
wood, pastor of Asbury NJ. E.Church.
The Union Hospital is preparing
for an opening. The ladies are for
mulating plans for securing an Old
Folks Home