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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
PRONOUNCED sAselgss.
The lHisi'n'- "a IN. souIh American
pr.ibund o. Questioned.

Washington. Nov. l2-Cahlc reports
from Valparaiso of the existence of a
plan fur a drribund nf Chill. Peru and
Argcntinr. with the purpose of seizins
and dividing Bolivia, attracted consid-
cradle attention In diplomatic circles
here to-day. but those who are well In
formed concerning South American at
fairs are inclined Z" question them.
one of the diplomats, who should know
II any such scheme were In contem-
plation. pronounced baseless the idea of
an alliance between Chill. Peru and
Argentina for the division of the ter
ritory ~ Bolivia. Argentina. II is point
cd out. has absolutely nothing at stake
IN the pending difficulties between
Peru. BOLIVIA and chill. over the boun-
dary lines.
The pending negotiations between
these three latter countries for the def
mite location of their boundary lines
grew out of the old war between Peru
and lIuliVia on the one hand and Chill
an the other. By the treaty of Ancon In
1883 the Peruvian provinces of Jacna
aud Arica. containing the rich nitrate
bads which chill had extended pos
Session of. We're Ia remain I'm the hands
of chill until 1894. when the question OF
permanent ownership as between Chill
and Peru was 10 be decided by popular
vote.
In ease the provinces shoulc give
their votes To- Peru. the latter country
was Ia compensate Chill for their loss
with l0o.ooo.0 .0o0 solcs. owing 10 the
revolution in Peru In iS9i-5. Il is ex-
planned. this stipulation of the Ancon
treaty was never carried out, hut Il Is
said negotiations for "A settlement are
now in progress, with the prospects Of
an entirely peaceful settlement. But
II seems probable that the final out
come viii lac the cession To Bolivia of
one Of the ports at the northern ex-
tremiiy of the territory taken from
Peru. in order that Chill may preserve
the integrity of her territory to the
south. Al the chilian legation A peace
ful solution of the whole difficulty is
anticipated
The Journey of the chil,an minister
to Bolivia. Srnor <. Colinas. 10 San
tiago is explained on the probable the
ory that the government desired tn
confer With him In person relative Ia
| the negotiations he Is conducting. IL
Is not believed here that II means the
I withdrawal of the minister and the
severance of diplomatic relations with
l Bolivia.
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M'OuFFIG INJURED.
Jimmy Michael Then cnto som. Work
for Iii- rarcr-.

'hip1gu. NOV. le-Eddis MeDuffi.. the
crack Eastern bicyriist. Wns badly hurt
la hi- match race with Jimmy Michael ut
thu coliseum Tonight. The mon we're Ia
IN" sixth lap ~ the nfth mile. and going
~ halr-ralsing pare. when the Boston
boy wabblrd. Ills whrrl struck the rear
OF his pacing trlpigI and falling hrayily.
h. slid "A feet along the track and ruled
on into tho enclosure. 10 could not stand
when picked M. but after vigorous
rubbing he pluckiiy remounled his wheel
II was evident. however that he could
not continue the race and IN the eighth
milc he retired
Michael then ut out some warm work
for hts PAGERS and entertained the crowd
uniil the finish. Aft,r ~. third mile rec-
ords were smashed. The indoor mark for
~ miles was held by Tracy Holmes ot
chicago who made Il ON four-lnp track.
Michaeis time IL given IN tho following
summary Michael McDuffie race. u miles
match. purse fi.sa-First mile 2:'a 90:
second an third, 6.lez. fourth. s.l2 .-S:
nfih. l0:l3 -. sixth. is;s1; seventh.
lt.2i Is, eighth ls.22 IL. ninth. ls.ls s-s.
tenth. s0;37: eleventh. ss;isa,. twelfth.
si:H -. thirteenth. es.ss 20; fourteenth.
s,aa 90 nftr-n,h. si.0s %.
tn. record Ter Is miles was held by
Holmes. .2;v's. The minor events resulted
az follows; Tislf-mile professionally. II.
Bowtcr. Chicago. won. John Fisher. Chit
cage. second Al Ncwhouse. Buffalo.
third; time, l:a Is. Mile. handicap. pro-
frssional- Newmilirr. Chicago won. J. =.
Johnson Minneapolis. second: Charles
Turviilc. Philadelphia. third; time.
p.ts a.
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Sheriff Tom Fisher. but soon after es-
capped again. Beckman reached here Sun
day and has been waiting here for money
from the East. He has made no EFFORT
10 conceal himself. lie was taken while
IN saloon watching game Of cards. and
placed In the Jail,
About noon he asked Fisher Ia get him
drink. which he did While Fisher was
bringing the glass back and was over at
the depot watching the westbound pas
senser pass. Bcckman. by the aid of a
slovs poker AS a wrench. proceeded 10
remove the door by removing the bolts
which held the hinges. ihe burrs having
b.cn put ON the inside.
Tom McTague. with several guards and
a rack OF bloodhounds arrived this even
ing on a special from Deer Lodge. The
h"rnds were put ON the trail about dark.
followed by the guards on horseback. and
il is believed that he will be captured be-
fore morning.
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A NEW TRUST.
A Five Million Dollar Combination of
steel Tubing Manufacturers.

Toledo Ohio. Nov. ia combina-
tion of steel tubing manufacturers, rep
resenting 10 per cent. of the tubing out
put of the union. has been formed. The
combination Is made up of the Brewer
Sea mless Tube company and the Amer
lean Weldless Tube company of this
city; the Shelby Tube company. Shelby.
Ohio: IN. Ellwood Tube company of
Ellwood. Pa. and the Greenyille Tube
company of Greenville. PA.
The consolidation is called the Shelby
Tube company. and. is capitalized at
ss.00o000. w. II. Miller of Shelby will
be president and general manager The
big deal was promoted by Col. II. \.
Losier and Mr.. Miller. The combine Is
in a position to make a big bid for for
eipn trade. as the Steifel patents are
a part of the assets. The minimum out
pu, Of the combined mills Is J0.00o.oo0
feet. II is expected that the amalga-
nation viii also undertake to produce
steel bllets by the open hearth process.
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tho road. The full amount II the govern-
m"ui's Interest ln IN" foad appruNlmatss
sE,a0.po, ana Mr coomhs believes that
th" road would sell ~ ~ fun opmmercial
value. H. mD Dniioncd the Denver A. Ri1
Grand". tn rrorganiz"d tnion PaoiIic.
the Central Paciuy thTd mort gage bond
holders and stockholders aud tho South
cru Pacific Railroad compauy az corpora
tions and Interests which might bid on
thr road wcr" IL offered for sal" ~ public
auction
Mr. William Solomcn who. lf j. said.
rrpr s,.nis ti" bankinE houss of sp.y.r
A 90. 1T Ncw Work had ON intcTview
with Attorney General Mrk~uns to-day.
presumably f"r th" purpose ~ ascertain-
ING M" government intention respecting
ihr Central Pacific. Mr.. Solomon returned
~ NV YORK as =nan ~ thu ronfrrDc
was over and Mr.. Mrkrnna declined rp
-Hy anything regarding II for publica-
ton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
NEW YORK FiNANciea DEAD.
Henry 4. Huribu Expired of Heart Dis
nn.e Inst ENrning.

New York. Nov. 12-Ilenry August
Hurlbut one of New Works leading
ilnanriers dropped dead NJ his dinner ta-
blp last evening AT his home. The cause
WAS heart disease Huiihut had been u
citizen of New Work for upward ~ 20
years. rising 30 position ~ prominence
~ merchaut. manufacturer ard iuancier.
He Was born IN Hartford. Conn. he was
dcloeni" to the convention IN Phiindrl-
phia which nominated Grant fnr the pres
idoncy and accepted M" place 81 commis-
sioncr OF Immigration. Ilo founded the
Hurihut scholarship at Yah, college.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13

81. Louis Nov. 12.-Martin Sley Of Men,
phs was brought mp for trial to-day be-
fore Judge lIirsel AT Clayton. the county
seat Of 81. Louis county. ON the charge
OF assault with intent to kill Charles
collins at Meroma Highlands one night
last June.
When the ease was called MIR. Collins
was not on hand and Judge Hirsel was
furious. He issued a bench warrant and
subpoenas for Collins arrest and after
adjourning court until o'clock this after
noon. sent out all his deputies Ia find the
plaintiff and bring him In. Al the Frank
lin hotel. where Mr.. Collins had been
stopping. Il WAS thought that he had left
the city last night
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
DEATH or J. J. AYERS.


Los Angeles. Nov. ie.-Colonel Y. J.
Ayers, one of the best-known newspaper
men of the West. died this morning at
his residence al Azusa Auza. Cal For "
hours before his death he suffered terri
bly, with asthma and died before relief
could he obtained. Colonel Ayers was
one Of the editors and owners Of the Her
AID of This city. and sold the paper only
tn" years ago. when failing health COM
PEELED him Ia relinquish active work. He
was one OF the founders nj the can of
San francisco. "a. came to california in
the early days.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
PLAT SEES M'KiNlGY.
The Beaten H"ss Indicates the Appoints
m.nts lie Desires Made.

Washington Nov ls-Thc cabinet was
m session less than un hour to-day and
transacted uitlr business of importancr.
Tbfn WAS sDnH discussion uf the dis
patch pf the H,ar 10 iierlng sva. and
Sr"rftlrv Gag said that preparations
Wrr' guiug forward aS fast a. possible.
Departmental matters Mere considered
EIi,f,
ii,fnr, ths meeting senator Plat ~
NrW York htd hong 'onfercnce with tho
president iu whlrh the New York situa-
ton was gune over and the senator lndi-
rutsI Whit n. would like tn have done
n thv matter oG appointments.
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whom he characterized as an agent ~
employing corporations
After the annual address the change in
officers took ldacr tn" old officers Mere
relieved and the nov ones installed. MIR.
Sovercign's namc MAS the first one men
toned In nomination. hut h" Immediately
arose and said hc would not accept. No
Que oppnsrd NJ. Hicks. The other officers
We're ais" chosen with as much ease. The
assembly was then declared formally OF
ganizcd. Tho regular order Of business
will br taken up tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
HALF-UReeo's AWFUL CRIME.
o.. Tries tn Tear Man To Pieces With
His Teeth.

Victoria. y. C.. Nov. l2.-Word has been
received of 4 particularly brutal attempt
10y n half-breed 10 kill Colonel Weatherly.
an Englishmau, at Stuart lake. The lat
ter. who has been with Colonel Wright ~
ottawa at Forty-third hydraulic mines.
IN Omineca. started out u short lime ago
for Stuart's lax" ON n hunting trip.
half-br"ed became enrar.d at Weatherly
and rushing at him tried IN tear him 10
pieces with his teeth. Wsntbcrlys flesh
was badly torn. the hnlf-brccd ripping
the flesh from his neck and back. But
for IN" timely arrival of two other men
Msathrrly would surely have been Killed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
THEIR FIRsr DEFEAT.
The Aii.Americas Gs Dewa Before the
Baitimores.

San Francisco. Nov. i2.-Two thousand
people gathered at Recreation park this
afternoon and witnessed good game be-
tween the Baltimores and All-Amc ricas
The All-Americas suffered their first de-
feat since their arrival In this city. Bal
timorc got on Ia Powells curves In the
first inning. batting out i've runs Reitz
sent one ball over the fence. securing "a
home run. Powell settled down In the
next inning and pitched good ball. The
All-Americas could not hit Horton.
Lange. the All-Americas center fielder.
made a sensational catch of high iiy
after a long run. Score:
X. HE.
All-Americas .. =. II O000O q .
baltimore ...... SOC 00000- 6 =
Observation-Disclosures Horton aud Dom
ohu.. All-Americas. Powell and Smith.
tmpire-McD0nald.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13

'Hlcugu SOY IA ForuDl announce
mont Is mad, ul tb, breaking of tho Ju-
gag, mont uf G,urg" NJ Pullman sup -
thr lHt. u1Ur, eJr WIllYualr,. Hud Mlss
FJy,fD, osl. .a's daughter uf .N-GoNrt-
nor plI HHt ru,u3- VI ihs ,oJug ladF's
iImlls 3i, -fHu H choir declaration thHt
il. dizluh. r'8p.r uI t1u young man had
nothing whatever rH ,ip With The rupIurr
Uf The bTrTUHTl VTWr
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
An Unexpected Now.

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. l2.-Mrs. rrerde
widow of the late y, e. cre.d. has filed
petition asking that George N. Stewart
of this city be- appointed administrator OF
her husbands = estate This is a new and
unexpected move IN IN" LEGAL game being
played Tor tn" dead minors money. which
he did not want his wife to have wh,n
hc died
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
luul PLAY Feared.

Spokane. Nov. l2.-lt is feared that J.
r. Stroup Of Waitsburg. Wash. is "A VIE
tim Of foul play. lie OWNS a threshing
outfit which has been operating around
Edwall In the Zig Bend He came here
Saturday morning with A.vaS and started
out 10 pay notes and bills. Al about II
O'Clock he paid note II 500 and left
the place of business with a stranger. He
has not been seen since. His men at I'D
wall telephoned In. asking why he had
failed tn return, and are now here search
ing for him..
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ALLEGED DISCRIMINATION.
secretary Long Order. an tav~-sig atisa
nj Mare Island Navy Ward.

Washington. Nov. l2-complaints hav-
ing been made Ia the navy department.
of alleged discrimination against veterans
employed In IN" Mare island navy yard.
Secretary Long has directed Lieutenant
J. J. Knapp to make a thorough investi-
CATION aud report tho facts 10 him. Lieu
tenant knapp H. familiar With the pues-
tions Involved. having been a member of
the board which laid down the labor reg
ulation-. and also having just made such
an Investigation of the New York navy
yard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13

Nbuuu Nov l2-pr AhrahamoNtch.
first yicr pr, sil'nt of the lowrr house ot
tho rvichsutfh has been riv,tci president
iu surc'ssiop tu pr katherine u * un-
dHr~lvnd that hath, rtnr'S resignation
WIS dive 40 tnr fn,i trdt h. WAS opposed
u taklrg rNtr me- mrHsates against tn.
obstruction being ,irt..d m hy the ag-
gr' s-jNr section oi ibr 81 rmau repr, s,,,-
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Chicago Nov. Eth trust dr'd given
b. th. chicago A Northwestern railroad
tp IA. tultrd SiatrF Trust company Of
New York Tor fifi Oo 'sD WAS nl"d for rec
ord to-day n is known as thr gold bond
mortgage of l@1 aud iy issued by the
rillNay company =" refund ill It's In
d,ht,ine-s n Is signed by Marvin iiugn-
Itt prrsii,ut 8ud VI /. Sykcs. secretary
iur w" railroad company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
Twenty Gubans KILLED.

Havana. Nov. ie-Thc Spanish cavalry
came upon the insurgents under General
Alexandra Rodriguez IN farm In the
province OF Havana and In tn. conflict
killed ~ insurgents. capturing a quantity
or arms together with the accoutrements
of General Rodriguez. quantity of bag
gage and l"ti"rs. I"coro Perez. under
s.ntrnc" nf imprisonment for life. has
bcsn liberated. Considerable excitement
has b..n uaussd by the report that the
Dauntiess has succeeded In landing two
expeditions
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
JUG sam L. " -sing

sprsi1l psrlub 10 ite St1ud1rd
DruNrr No, a. jung sun. Who elopsi
from Enltr q month agn With sing Gss
and married rim in pvnNrr h missing.
The I"5liy' uy Investigating the aisap-
pp5ranrc. Another 'hiunmin has shown
up from M0utiuH cilming Jung sam as
hi> Wis,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
nn.l I.,nr.II-Anchcd.

- Louis NuN A. a special tu the
Pp-t-DI-ptt,b frum birmingham, Ala.
says. a bate rop3rt furW EutJw slsS
Egd Holud tl- b"'u l.HhDd ~ carroll.
t1p nh, mub su'roydUI boz hr,tking INTO
IUp jlil arl getting KrJfl uit brfurr th"
rTtiNal uI state tupups
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13

Nirrrs Nov II The uuterhaus dis .
...-sIJ rr-.I,r lhy prInl- -Il no lmpsach ths
ministers for Iu ai.C ID violation ot
lnHif uUHlstrrlal p"Nurs boy tho l-suanos
~ t &c., rt. Cor fhe u-, uf iaD rsrch Ian
raar, ln t,,h, mia. Tho imp~achmsnt pro-
prsIl Wls unsll ryisctcd by q vote ~
Ia rEtIu-I IN
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Washington Nov. is-This afternoon
u rs learned at the stat. department that
Mr. kotzebue has not only resigned from
IN" Washington mission. hut that his res
ignation has been accepted by the Rus
sian foreign office and his successor has
been appointed In the person OF Count
tassini present Russian minister at Pc
kin.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
ESCAPED A SECOND TIME.
Be.kman Gets oat "t Drumm"nd Jail D.,
breaking til. Door.

Succlil Dispatch 4" a." Nttntli9-
prummJud Mont. Nuy l2-A Beck
man. "a. IT the prisoners who escaped
frum nosr l.Ddg' s,yrrul days age, was
r,-aitrs'rl hrfr this morning hy Deputy
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-13
rHe CENTRAL PACIFIC.


Washington Nov l2-ilpn William
Cout.ibs Of New York. Who acted In ma
advisory capacity tv the government h
connection with The sale ot the ru uu
paclhr railroad. is u tho ritS fur IN
purpose of conivrrlnE With th" attorney
-rurfll respecting the affairs Of tho C,g-
tiul p1cttr. tn, conference Is tp take
place tomorrow
Mt Coumhs says ho Is uut tWarr "
What steps thu administration VIII tIkr
80 protect th" government lut.r-t- u
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Competitor Prisoners.

Havana. Nov. t2-Dispatch.s from Ma
drid confirm tn" reports that prisoners
captured on the American schooner COM
potitor IN April ls@. will b. included in
The general amnesty decree soon to b. Is
uut1
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To your friends at this Christmas. and
were all ready waiting for you. We've
anticipated your coming. made prepar-
atoms for IL. and we are ''cocky"
enough 10 say that II among the goods
piled up in our stock YOU can find
nothing To please you, there isn't any
thing In all this country that will.
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Admitted Ia Practice. /.

Washington. Nov. l2.-cornelius II. Mo-
Ian of Helena has been admitted to prac-
iice as AN attorney for claimants before
the interior department
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Russian Minister Resigns

81. Petersburg. Nov. H. The Russian
minister to III. United statcs. N. Do Kot-
zebue. has been relieved of his post at his
own request owing 10 III health.
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Lei Us Tell You Just l Few Of
he IllDQS Ne Are OTHllQ

Silver plated tea set ......... $1,000 up
Sterling silver comb and brush. $500
Sterling silver mounted combs. 81. so
Sterling silver cloth brushes. $3.50
Sterling silver hair curriers'. .l.75 to $500
Sterling silver shoe buttoners. 81 to s2.50
Sterling silver nail files. Zoe to $2.25
Sterling silver match safes. 81. 90 to $500
Gold filled match safes. $3.50
Sterling silver paper cutters. 81 90 up
Cut glass vinaigrettes. 81. 25 up
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-21
Clerks Don't Like the Idea.

London, July 2O.-The postoffice
clerks at the general postoffice, St. Mar
tins lie Grange, still maintain firm at
titude and refuse to comply with the
order of the Duke of Norfolk, Postmas-
ter General, directing them to sign the
agreement consenting to work overtime
weekly. the general public is inclined
to endorse the refusals and the question
is likely to come up in Parliament.
From ballot taken by the clerks in
the postoffice and the telegraph division
it appears that topper cent are in favor
Of an abolition of the system of overtime
to take effect on July 26. The clerks
are well organized and have presented a
strong memoria to the Duke of Norfolk
pointing out that the postal authorities
have long been Indifferent to notorious
grievances in the department and urGing
him to give the matter his personal at
tention with view of preventing a more
serious conflict between them and the
authorities. The Duke has threatened
to discipline the officers of the associa-
tion for taking the test ballots, but this
threat has not been carried out nor is it
likely to be.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-21

New York. July 20.-A man supposed
to be A. W. Wallroth of Vineyard Haven,
Mass, was found dead at an early hour
today in Prospect park, Brooklyn about
$50 feet from the main entrance. No
marks of violence were found on the body
and the police believe it to be a case of
suicide. The dead man was about fifty
years old. In his pocket of the coat was a
letter addressed to DIR. r. A. Attowa,
Vineyard Haven, Mass. In it the writer
requested certain disposition of some per-
sonal affairs, and said:
II cannot stand the strain of physical
and mental trouble any longer. Give me
plain funeral in simple way. Please
notify my people of my death in an easy
manner. Tell them my last thoughts
were of them. Fourteen years of such
sickness was enough and 1 can stand it
the great secret"
The communication is signed A. W.
Wallroth, and is dated July 10.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-21
The FIRST MOTOR CAR.
Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary
of Invention.

Greenacre- on the Piscataqua, Eliot; July
20.-Preparations are now practically
complete for the celebration of the semi
centennial of the invention of the electric
motor car by the American Institute of
Electrical Engineers at the annual meet
ing of the organization which will be
opened here next Monday, July 26, and
will continue during the week.
The following are the prominent feat
ures of the weeks gathering: "Electrici-
ty and Inventions by Prof. Cyrus r.
Blackett, LID, Princeton university
Prof Blackett will also speak on "The
Past and Present Outlook of Electrical
Science;" Prof. A. 6. Dolbear, Phi. D.,
of Tufts college, will speak ON Moses
G. Farmer as an Electrical Pioneer"
Tuesday, July 81, Prof. George F.
Barker, LID, of the University of Penn
sylvania, on 1.-THE Work of the Philoso-
paical Society," and Prof Louis Duncan,
fh. D., Johns Hopkins university, Balti.
more, will speak.
Wednesday, July 2s, Prof. Michael
Pupin, Phi. D., Columbia university, New
York, subject, "The Education of Elec-
trical Engineers Prof Elihu Thomson
of Lynn, subject. Electricity in the Flu
ture.''
Friday, July 80, Prof. Charles R. Cross,
Phi. D., Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology; Prof. Henry Carmichael, Phi. D.,
Boston, subject, ga Recent Application
of Electricity to Chemical Manufacture.
Mr.. Thomas Hall of Boston, subject,
"reminiscences of Early Attempts at
Electricity Traction;" Mr.. Frank j.
Sprague, formerly lieutenant U. S. N,
subject. Installation of Electrical Trac-
ton System at Richmond, Va
Saturday will have as feature an in
formal discussion of Invention as a
Social Factor