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THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY MARCH 22 1901

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Employed at White Housein Two Administrations

WORKED FOR LEVI Z LEITER

Mrs Lfaaac Bishop jbntained in Atlantaaixd Will Sent to

the Peers u e-

ATLtS A Q Mtuck 3 Mrs LlszleBishop seventy yt oW who wax

cook for Presents Haye auldGarfield aid who cared for theestabtfdmwnts of other famous men inow held a a stetpei at police barracksuntil she cstn be sen to some instltuUon for th destitute tot Atlanta orwhere

Bisop that when CltesterA Arthur became President she left tileWhite House and became oook forZ loiter She has recommendationfrom both Presidents for whom sheworked lId she carries them in hervalise whejever she g e

She says that President Garfield suf-fered from indigestion and she alwaysV roll d his steak ovr charcoal whilehe luoktd sn to see that it was lightMrs Blsh p case from Birming-ham Ala on her way to Chattanoogawhere xhe vent to frol her husband Intnis she failed and the authorities therett nt htr bnck to Atlanta

LAND SALE INTERRUPTED-BY THE CWNER-

Mr Declines to Accept PriceAgreed Upon 7 Trustees

Negotiants for th sale of the Lanaburgh tract of land at Nlnete nth Streetsoul Columbia Road brought tosudden termination yesterday afternoonUN Max Uansburgh who declined to ac-

cept an offf of T cen s per square footwhich pre was accepted by trusle by the ourt to make theKM

lie qii sfon of tlu of theoffer of purchase cam up fqr cojudder-atkin IMHOI Anderson in Equitytourt No 1 Mr Laasbiirghsliitl agreed that the sale should be madeat tin offered Mr LansburghloiUvcr u uld not vCnsent and an

J has len noted by him to theOUt of of he District The

bond for cots and damages should losslull to all interred in the

was tjXed by Juftice Anderson at

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ROCKVIULE Md March 22

March terre of the circuit court forMontgomery county began yesterday

Judge James H Henderson onbench Thre being r6 motions to bmade as 01 the last term the Januaryterm was adjourned ar i the March termcalW

Judge HiMderson J inated WllltanvB M L iGnjvtll as lorciianof tlie grad jut His associates are

T Poole Horard A MagrudcrHerbert R Hard ty Robert A YoungWut r T Burton Jacob Pose CalebSuiiiltr Fi derick O Cooley EdgarHtepins Gnstave A Bulwer JacobW rmr Charles H gcherrer John LPawsoii V llliam L I eonidasL Green rhomax XV Tachiflely Williani J W II lams Samuel Y Remwbur-gSyivster C Joms SnmuH W Mueru-d r iliia j A and John VBrg

T petit Jury is cjaiposed of the fol-

lowing Ksra Braiidrnburg Levi WPiar t I tia E Shoenaker William F-

l ny Mcholus J Welsh WilliamOashiil HiiiHOn T Miles Francis CHeal George A GfiN Htvlr Harry f BowieAlt xaruUr V Can Ti mae C

Vil iam E Rrowi v illtam W LuhnJam a T urdum Carries S HiltonChurlea A GartreU homas C DarbyPr sl y V or ey Hrr J King Wil-liam P Mi er FrariL Wilson and N

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unsaiiinjh aliirs of the dockets followedLtr n th petit was excused un-

til today

Ii nry Btadley of Potomac districtpurcoued the estate of the late

Johr i in this town recentlv wnd by Mis May S S Brad1 now t D CrEt r i i tic of about one and on-HCI f ground e feid with largeshml tr4f Is brvroveu by a largemc i rn cost about M4M-li f the best properties in the

STRONG CUHSOLIDATBD-

CKKVKUND March 22 The stockholdtrM if i Colonial National and theTni M Natlntil BanJa of this city haveratified th onplidatl of the two con-cerns Tlo cHBltal fff the combinedbank tu W surplus t80000 de-posits loOX HW E H Bourne is presi-dent Tin late Hanna waspresident t the tnJon National formany y ar

NEW TIT1ES WAHT AD BRANCHWant aivertlsenviis aid subecrip

tion tl Evening nd Sundaywill r cved at rfcjUir office u

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Can Shell WashingtonFrom the Chesapeake

Navy Equipped With New Brown Tube GunCould Bombard Inland Cities Without

Appearing Off Shore

Think of a gun that can hurl a pro-

jectile from Washington to the Chesa-peake Bay

Such a weapon has been constructedat the Scott Works of the Reading IronCompany It Is a IClneh Brown tubewire gun and is now at the Sandy Hookproving giounj A 6lnch gun of thesame make Is now being built at

plant ruts weapon can sent aprtjectlte fiftynine miles

The Brown un Is constructed ofsheets wound with wire drawn so tense-ly that there Is a constant pressure of15000 pounds to the square inch TheInventor is therefore confident that thedanger of uy explosion is virtuallyeliminated

The adoption f this gunwould bring to R idlng an Industryaeqand m material Importance to fewin the country A nnvy equipped withsuch guns it is contended could bom-

bard any city that U not more thanforty miles Inland without sending anyof the warships within sight of thoshore

Mr Brown the inventor says theBritish government has stolen his ideas

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Stirred by Booker Washingtons Appeal

Business of Race Purpose to

Take Radical Action

The recent visit of Dr Booker TVahingt n f thla city has not beenwithout Its results negro of theL Mtrict of CAlumWa seem to havecaught Inspiration from him and haveresclved as tar as ft te possible mtheir power to eliminate idleness amongmembers of tlelr race The local ne-

groes In business have proposed to findemployment oi some kind for the idlenegro men and women in the city andIf they do not care to work then to soostracize them that they will have W

leave the cityDr AVashingtons visit is already bear

fruit and local branches of the

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National Negro Business Leaguebeing organized In different parts ofcity for the purpose of bringingministers school teachers and the repratentativ negroes In all the walks oflife together fcr a common purpose Tothis end the Cooperative Mercantileaad Investment Company will holdmeeting tonight at the Wesley AM E Eighteenth Street

L ard M Streetsand Recorder pf Deeds John C ncywill deliver the addressMaju Charlej R Douglass Prank

presIdent of thecompany E and others willspeak

HATED THE CLIMATE

ROCKVILLE Conn March Pro-

tracted cold weather VSrlllam

Naake seventyeightmil suicide to lay hanging khad of Jat that hehad to live longer In a NewEngland climate

ROOSEVELT INDORSED-

At a meeting of colored Republicanslast night at Trinidad Baptist Churchresolutions adopted indorsingPresident Rooj veit for another termThe Rev Charles E De presi-dent of the lloosevelt Trinidad Cluboccupied the chair

FOR THE DEFENDANT

In the suit cf Jay G Wilson againstCapital Tsctiop Company to re-

cover as damuges for personalthe JOn returned a in

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LAWRENCE March 22 Two thous-and operatIves employed in the Arling-ton Cotton Mills in this city were nottned today thut a reduction varyingfrom S to 10 per cent Ininto effect on MonOsy March 28

HAS NEW EDITORM J Weob formerly of Virginia has

takes charge of the MarylandBaptlsta semimonthly publication devoted tonew at the in andthe District of Columbia

COLDS LEAD TO PNEUMONIALAXATIXE HH MO rrnnves the

call K t Kifiuiiw all for tlC fullT look ijfiiiUle f K W

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but what lie will do in the matter hasnot yet been detdrmiiied He referredto the following dispatch from London

With 46C of these guns on the sensnaval experts declare today thut Eng-land would be the terror of modernwarfare and her fleet invincible

lhe board of ordnance and fortification on August 7 1902 made an allotinont of JL5000 later increased to41000 to procure from the BrownWire Gun Company one rapidfire gunof 6lnch caliber with latest Improve-ments accessories mid ammunitionTILlS gun Is now nearing completion

A 10lneh Brown gun was made forthe board of ordnunce and fortifica-tion of the United States some time agoLength 37 feet Weight 426V1 tonsGovernment allotment 133000 It Isbeing tested at the United States prov-ing ground Sandy Hook N J Weightof projectile 576 pounds Highest pressure thus tar developed In this test37COO pounds per square inch Highestvelocity so far recorded 2508 feet persecond Maximum energy 910

torn per ton weight of gun the greatestwork yet performed by n 10Inch gun

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TO PROPAGATE PERCH

Vessel Sent Out to Collect EggsFood

Alarmed by reports from tidewaterstreams along the entire Atlantic coastthe United States Government for theftrst time has begun the propagntlon ofyellow food halt that hn u

occasions been pronounced limit-less by Government experts

The United States steamship FinhHawk has sailed for Chesapeake Baywith orders to collect eggs as rapidlyas possible for artificial propagation

It Is understood that two other Gov-

ernment steamships re being fitted upas rapidly as possible to supplement thework of the Tlah

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North Carolina Farmers ata Standtill

CONDITION HARD TO EXPLAIN

White Mill Operatves Desert theTowns and on the

Plantations

CHARLOTTE N ClMarchern farmers are fuchg a grave crisisthis season on nccouit of the unprece-dented scarcity of ngro farm laborThis Is the case locally butall over the State the farmers are

situation which have not beencalled upon to face lir many years

Where the negro has gone Is dif-ficult to tell One tjieory is that the1001 men employed ln railroad workin Virginia partly Accounts for thescarcity Another so many

have gone that the Southhas been depleted Tlings have come tosuch a pass that maiy white mill op-eratives are returning to their formerhomes in the owing to the bigadvance in farm There Is con-siderable land lying idle in this sec-tion by reason by of labor

FUNERAL SERVICESOFMISSANETTA DYE

Funeral services wire held at the resi-

dence of Cot W S McLennan 1916 FStreet northwest thlj morning over thebody of Anetta Dys who committedsuicide on Saturday afternoon Onlytwo of her rolatlvea and a few friendsattended the ceremony which was con-

ducted by the Rev GOrge DudleyMrs Susie Bailey the dead womans

sister and Mrs Henry Dye a sisterinlaw arrived in Washington last evjm

At the conclusion of the servicethe body was sent t the PennsylvaniaRailroad station shipped to Chicago

CHINAMEN UNDER ARRESTThe Immigration Bureau here has been

notified of the arre t at Savrinnah ofthree Chinese charted with evasion ofthe exclusion law Dne who was ableto produce papers showing thut he en-tered the country before tne ofthe exclusion act was released and theothers wilt be heard today

MRS HOFFLER ASKS DIVORCEMary O Homer today began proceed-

ings against Armlszead R Homer forlimited divorce on the grounds f nonuiiport and desertion They were mar1 d in MBL Robert H Mattingly isamed as counsel for the complainant

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Plan for Such Institutionin Chicago

START WITH 100000000

Financial Institutions Said to Be Foes

of the Toiler Hence the Need

of Change

March 2 Organized laborestablish the Union Labor Bank

In Chicago Tentative pleas for LaborTemple provide for a bank floor

rhere is more than 100COOe thesavings of union lalforl in the banks or-

thig city said President Scheldt ofthe Federation of Labor All thosebanks are foes of unions We have de-

cided to build a temple for labor in thedowntown district There will be abanking floor and what will be morenatural than to establish there an insti-tution to take care of the dollars of theworkers A bank working in harmonywith organized labor would certainly us-a good thing for the working peopl andanything that is good for them is goodfor society in general

ABOLISH THE STRIPES

ON PRISON CLOTHES-

New Uniforms Ordered for Prisoners inIllinois Penitentiaries Brown and

Gray in Color

CHICAGO March a Trustees of allthe Illinois penitentiaries will abolishHtriped clothes for convicts New prisonuniforms will be provided but In themmuch qf the repalclveness will be

Two grades of new uniforms will beused One will be a dark gray and theother a brown suit The color indicatingthe class of the tpnvlct

Stripes will be used in extreme casesof disregard for the prison rules

that the offender is In disgracewith the prison authorities

WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRYTwo tdwnship 1n The Dalles Ore

land district and three townships In theLa Grande Ore district have been

withdrawn fromthe Commissioner of the General LandOffice

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Pennsylvania Avenue and Eighth Street S E

Wednesday Thursday and FridaySearch 23 24 and 25

A superb shewing of Millinery Ladies Suits and JacketsInfants Wear Boys Clothing Mens Suits and FurnishingsTDress Goods Shoes Furniture and House Furnishings

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Norfolk Jacket Suits Open Qlog price JJ

CONFIRMATION SUITS completeooneisttnr of suit of clothes collarwhite tie white gloves and C

suspenders Opening price JYouth Suits blue anft black

serges cheviots and fancy mixturelarge assortments in prices from

U98 to 1200Mens Spring Suits now line latest

ruts styles and patterns Openingprices from

498 to 1350Shirts

Mens Madras and Percale Shirtsmercerized bosoms Openingprice i ty

Monarch Shirts 9C-

Ke 4nt Negligee Shirts 100Neckties

3Sc Neckties aH styles

60c Ties all style 39New line 100 different style CAC

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Special Shoe AnnouncementOur Shoe Department is tilled with

the must uptodate line of Shoesever shown in this city our everyeffort being to carry shoes that willconform to the so as to mukewalking a pleasure

The manager of this departmentcordially invites you to Inspectstock Special attention is invited-to American J2 Shoe whichto en exact reproduction of the f

and 1360 stylesWe have the exclusive agettcy for

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MillineryThere IB no doubt about It

We have the largest variety ofTrimmed in the city overyshan and style Trimmed Hutsranging in price from

248 to 1200ReadytoWear Hats from

98 to 350Childrens Hats from School Sail

to lineaL Dress HatsA few specials culled from our vast

assortment Large Hut of alloverlace prettily trimmed In ribbonslurred chiffon ornaments r Q-

am small Mowers J7UT-ricorne made of H H Braid

trimmed in mellnerIbbon and medallions C QOpening price J7U

Picture Hats oblong crown of fo-

liage shirred facings trimmed in

and bandeau Opening 7

Infants WearBaby Caps from

25 toChildrens Linen and PIque Hats

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Little Boys Phtue Linenand Duck boxpleated low

collar Opening M rlce

5119 to S269White Pique Reefers from

99C toInfants Long Cloaks cashmere

and bedford cord trimmed in lacesilk brntd wide collars cri r o

Excellent shnwlus of Childrens-WhlU ami Iolortd Urt sva

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colors and black 12In Opening price per yd O 7

Black Rnslish Cheviot W Inwide sponged and shrunk per TJCyard

Black sad light shades AlbatrossM in wide all wool per Aymud

Black Taffeta par 117anteed per yardSilk Tissue in pale Mtie reseda

green tan pink and white 7C-l er yard

A complete Qt Summer Fab-rics Lawn at e GHnclMuns at lOc

12c lie Dimities 12 c Madras 16c-

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NeckwearChiffon Ruffs fluted ends black

cream and white from

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trimmed In cut steel beads 7 Call colors y

Ladies SuitsFancy Mixed Suits Eton Jacket

icv capes trimmed in-

vtmiMt and buttois Open Si rfe J7OH-

awlsome Tailormade Gownstrimmed elaborately In silk braidtafCSeta folds and buttons Eton jack-et girdle beltOpening price 77 O-

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Carpets Chiffoniers

A visit to our store will proujptly imiviiuv y n Mat we can sell Better goods at

AllY other storeTrading Stamps With Every Purchase

Hall Racks Odd Chairs

Pictures Prior SUIles

Desks Tables Rugs

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THE BUSY CORNER

HATSI New beauty each day The ex

quisite creations from our work-

rooms grow in number daily andv they grow in kHrettneas for in mil

f A linery like everything else exper-

t knee is a good teacher and trimV

be secured Theres constant searchfor new effects and so successful

are our trimmers that WE SHOW NO TWO HATS ALIKEThis gives to women assurance of She duds no one

wearing the hat she bought It is her ownstylish Hats here are not expensive Hats at 5600 that cannot be

equaled at and SiJfc at Hats at MAlL Hats at1200 and up to 9060 Moderately priced yonH admit

Have You Seen The Cambridge

Our PK Glovethe sort of a line Dressy GKovc that worsen for

Theres a new feature in the spring styles and much likedSpearpoint lock more Under an usualstitching All the new shades tans of several grades of rotor beaverwhite and black White stitching 0 black gloves black on whitegloves

Worth UpO7C 75c Yard

A dozen kinds of the favorite silks included In the big purchase lastweek These are because of the advantageous prices secured placed inone big lot at one sale price although the values vary from to AH

go into the sale at A few of the are24Inch Plain Black Habutai Silk 24Inch Allsilk Plain Black Twilled

Messaline 20Inch Plain Black Jap Corded Wash Silks20Inch Corded Wash Silks in colors and white 30inch Plain

Pongee 20inch Allsilk Habftai good line of colors21inch Allsilk Printed Habutai in black and white polka dot erects

and small neat designs 27inch Plain White Habutal

WHITE WAISTSR-are Bargains Frequently Good Values Always

Take for instance the White lawn waist we fare offering at 50c Its equal is not to be bad elsewhere j

under with broad and hemstitcbtn vJfinished with fancy stock and tucked cuffs All sizes

A fine Madras Waist in white beautiful satin swiped effectsin varied designs is excellent valua It is made with broad f ffpleats to bust pleated back tab stock and finished with finepearl buttons Worth 7a A special at 1W

Madras Waists that are sold at 225 offered Qfl pspecial at 160 Made of line grade white figured madras s

front and baek all sizes M JJ

ALL WOOL VOILES-For 37ic and 49c

Extreme values considering the present desirability of Voiles forfashionable costume and the quality of these The one at 49 is areal c value and Is 44in wide have a limited quantity only but afull range of the best shades such as Navy CadetCbampagne French l c instead of 6 c

4 c VOILE A value All wool We able to sell this at thebargain price 37e because it was refused by us upon arrival on accountof the variable widths It was to have been 33in The widths range36 to 3Sin Excellent value at 49c The difference represents the discountmade by the maker as an for us to keen itcolors in thl

A Perfect Skirt and Waist HolderKeeps the skirt and vraist together as well as holding the skirt up

and the waist downInstantly adjusted in the eyelets of the corset No sewing

heavy skirts without fatiguing the wearerholds thin lightweight skirts without

The price is but

Three Wash Goods BargainsPrinted Tulle 69c

than elsewhere Greater than elsewhere A number of de-

cidedly handsome patterns have Just been Rich floral effectsIn effects 21 Inches wide These tulles are our

latest Importations The few that may be had elsewhere in this grade wiltbe found to in price

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effect in washable cotton sultfngprinted in almost perfect imitationof the nub woolen suiting printedbith sides color combinations in-

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