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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-11-03

WHERE He WILL GAIN THE
VOTES THAT WILL
ELECT HIM.
BY WILLIS !. ABBOT.
Chief Political Writer, Hearst Chicago,
American.

Mr.. Bryan will be elected The gen
eral result in the country at large will be
greatly affected by the return of vast
majority of the gold Democrats, dissen-
sions among Republicans, springing from
the irnperialistic policy of the Administra
ton; the German support Of the Demo
cratic ticket on the imperialist issue; the
HollandiSh vote. influenced by the Ad-
ministrati0n' : attitude toward the BOer re
publics; the Irish American vote, former
" Republican now Democratic, on account
Of the Administration pro British poll
cy the reform vote n excmpiited by the po-
sition of Mayor Jones. of Toledo, and the
great advantage which the party IN oppo-
sition always possesses over the party in
power, and which has made 1t impossible
to re-elect a President siuce the time Of
Grant.
Twenty Thousand votes cast for Bryan
in certain doubtful states in 1896 would
have elected him. Some of these states
are ia the immediate Geld uf HearSi Chi
cage American For example, change
Of $50 votes in kcntueky would have
gained Bryan , electoral yute>. \ change
in Indiana of 2, SOC votes would have
gained Tor Mr. Bryan > electoral votes
The other states in which comparatively
small CHANCES would have entirely reversed
the result are California, Delaware, Dr,-
.ou and West Virginia The clrctio's> IN
Vermont and Nainc show an increase IA
the Democratic vote IN he uel-boghos-l Of
81 per cent
Now. ia the state ut IIlinni, Demo
oeratic increase al II PER cont. over the
vote Of 500 vii carry the state II 10
Der cent. msrr Democrats should vote and
! per cent or the Republicans should. A.
a. Sc know many viii. refrain from voting,
the state Is BRYAN s..
The state q Ohla. with its - electoral
votes. Fan a. earrl,l hy an increase ot >
rer ccut If 60, 1896 vote. Bear ~
mind that IA Ohio ITO coo ya,e> were
cast la,, year Coz Mayor .Inuc~, vhs i.
,,umgin. FOR Bryan 'pday
4 II per cent. change silI carry Mich
i.-an. state which ha. the largest Holland
vote IT ans uG our commonwealth, and ia
which the t.erlaau votcrs aiur~s hold Shc
balance &C gewcr
Wisconsin vbish h ty-enlially the Ger
man State. Ra- earned by Mckinley IN
lS9G bv a very heavy majority reversing IT.
rrrliet 20 i~93 whcu Il was carried f.,r
Cleveland 4 change af = pr cent 81
the vote # thai State veaJ ~ y,-eu,iAl 60
carry IL. bar the indleaibau- 81 German
sapt<,rt Vi the n,,ruucFaiie sickc, and Re
publican apathy promise zach a rssult
Mlnn,~sa IN 1896 gave Mckinley a
heavy usJoriiy. bui ~ the uvyt suessSi
iug electisn VA sarri,-I by lhe Fuslen can
iilasc for Gvyrrnsr, John Land vha b.
nuw making au earnest ani active canvass
for Bryan TIN. STATE. ,.-l, has heavy
tsr,isn ropalat5,o, and ia Is 'hr ami IH
r,eTiall,i AMI anJi ,ra,i arguments have
proved particularly effective
Republicans have na confidence u sue
49,. in auy If the>s, States, and TO-DAY ar
making their .lrtnee-l effort IN lliaols
hllinz !, fall Il ,hciF mtss pF,las'ue.' sIsrak
er, sud arranging rallies and p3Sadcs IN
al quarter Wits } AHBoT,
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1.-TWO DAYS SALE OF
L PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned, as Administrators Of Ida
= Enele. late Of Carroll county, Md, by vlr-
tue of an order II the Orphans Court, will
sell at her late residence near Avondale
Station. on the "Old John Skater Farm,
near Cassells Mill, on
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, N0VEM.
BIER p aud %, 1900,
at 10 "a IN. prompt, each day the following
property;
3 horses. mule, 10 cows, some fresh and
some will be BY day of sale; two year old
heifcr., year old bull, one year old bulls;
seven tat hogs, or 6-horse hroadtread
wagons, spring wagon, lowdown wagon, two
horse carriage, phaelon. sled, dung sled,
sets breechhands. sets front gears, collars,
brides. lines. whips, new double set carriage
harness, 3 SETS single harness, saddle, brides,
halters. COW aud log chains, standard CHAINS,
Milwaukee binder, Mccormick mower,
threshing machine and horse power, wheat
fan, York drill, , Oliver Chilled plows,
sulkev pillow. combined pillow, fertilizer aud
corn planter single shovel plowS, corn work
ers. spriuetooih harrow, Osborne lever har
row. horse rake, breast and butt chains, roller,
single, double and triple trees. spreaders,
corn planters, hay knife, IA inch Ross iced
cutter, wagon beds, hay carriages, Stable
cleaner, forks. TaheS- noes Piche, m"uoCAo,
shovels, post digger, chicken brooder, eoops,
lime box, wheelbarrow, lot of barrels, boxes,
benches, 10 locust posts, lot OF pointed rails,
corn shelter, grind stone, scythes and snathe,
hog troughs, lot of iron, pump irons, lot OF
carpenter tools, croSseut saw, wood and hand
Saws and many other articles.
2Smik cans, Is, IS and Ss in good condition;
milk coolers. crooks, churns, &c. $50 barrels
of new corn.
Also Household aud Kitchen Furniture, viz;
) beds, bedsteads and bedding, 100 quilts,
spreads and sheets, nearly new; ticks, pillows,
holsters, cases, carpets, cook stove, with
water back aud fixtures; in fact everything
contained in the house All the above is IN
frst-c condition. and farmers and house
Keepers who wish Ia replenish are invited to
this sale.
Terms.-All sums under s., cash; on sums
Of s. and over, a credit of six months will be
given. purchasers TO give their notes, with
approved security, hearing interest from day
OF sale No property to he removed until
settled for.
CHARLES G. ENGLE,
JACOB l.. SHAFER,
poy3-ts Administrators.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
4 PERSONAL PROPERTY, Near
Sykesville.

The undersigned, quitting farming TO move
away and engage in other business, will sell on
the farm where he now lives, on the road from
Slack shop to MarriOtisyille, miles from
Sykesyilie, known as the Puryis farm, IN Car
roll county, aud at present owned by Ham
moud Bros, ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18Th, 1900,
at 10 o clock a. ~, all his stock and imple-
menIs, as follows:
sHEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSES,
including , heavy draught horses, -
one a good leader, two are good a
drivers, two of the mares in toali Ky
stallion, half Percheron and half
Orange Blossom, weight 1850; colt, q years
old; colts. ii years old; = bulls, > yearling
heifers, "a hogs, brood sows with pig, will
iarrow about Nov 20th 8 pigs, broad tread
wagons for or horses, 2 wagon bodies,
hay carriages, one-horse spring wagon, sets
breechiugs, sets lead harness, 2wagon lines,
one horse and one 6-horse; sets pillow har-
ness, s collars, brides, wagon saddle, stud
bride, lot Of halters, Deering binder IN good
repair, champion mower, Osborn hay tedder,
new; Osborn horse rake, weeder, Hamilton
corn planter, check rover, force iced blcklOrd
4 Hoffman grain drain drill, Oliver chilled
ploNs, NO fUi Zi-lootH hehSn
spring tooth harrow, 2 double-shoyel plows,
single-shovel pillow, 3-tooth cultvators, g.
tooth cutivator. 4-horse horse power. fifth
chain, two horse spreaders, one horse spread
er, , triple trees, 8 double trees, lot OF single
trees, log chains, road cart, grain cradle, lot
of hay by the ton, lot of corn by the barrel,
grind stone, new De Laval cream separator,
baby No =, capacity $50 pounds; churn, lot
of chickens, walnut bedstead, forks, shoves,
pick, mattocks, grain sacks, 2 brambling
scythes, COW chains, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale.-Cash on sums of $40 and
under: over that amount months credit on
approved notes bearing interest and payable
at Patapsco National Bank, Ellicott City.
No property to be removed until terms are
complied with. j. HARRY G. WEEKS.
Joseph w. Berret, auct.
john r. Cauthorn, clerk. noy-3-2t'
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George l. stock ~daie aad Reifsnifer
Grimes. Solicitors
TRUsTEEs SALE A
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,



Nv virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
for Carroll County sitting a. a Court OF Equity,
PASSED In cause No. $50, wherein John II.
Stem. Administrator, Sc.. - complainant and
William Henry Williams and others are De
PENDANTS, the undersigned, Trustees named IA
said decree. will offer at public sale on the
premises, situate on the Public County road
IL miles south Of Winfield. aud 10 miles from
Westminster, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, A, d.
1900. at u O'Clock sharp, all tina, tract OF
land containing
s. ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
excepting about 3 acres, more or less. hereto
fore sold of 10 Isaiah Costly, Esq. and also a
small tract Of land containing about ] ! acres
Of land. more or less, all situate rs aforesaid,
and afioins the lands OF Aessrs. I. tarber,
Johnzey Pickett, j. H. Couaway, Isaiah
Costly and Mrs. Scott, and y worth the at
t.ntiop of purchasers. About 80 acres Is ine
Timber Land. in prime condition, 6c., and
the cleared land is in fair condition, some
fruit. water, &c The Trustees will have the
above tracts Of land run by the County Sur,
veyor. aud plat OF same made before day OF
sale, and exhibit said Plat ON day OF sale, ANA
sell the land As mentioned ana drSci'neH ~
said plat, as containing the quantity therein
named. The Wood lAuo VIII bc taiU "h "i'"
lots.
Terms of Sale. Que third Of the purchase
money 10 he paid on the day of sale or up,u
the ratification thereof by the Court; balance
~ one aud two years from the day ot sale;
credit payments to be secured to the s,tlsiac-
hon of the trustees and 10 bear interest from
the day ct sale, or the whole Of the purchase
money can be paid in cash a, the option OF
the purchaser or purchasers.
For further particulars call upon John IL.
Stem al Winfield, Carroll county, or upon the
trustees at Westminster, Maryland.
GEORGE l.. SrOCkSDALE,
ELIAS o. GRIMES, Jr.,
John NJ Yinging, auct. Trustees.
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News of the Week.

The completed census returns show popu-
laiion of 76, 295, 220 in the United States.
The late Mrs. Indiana Williams, of Amherst
county, Virginia, has left $500, 900 to establish
an educational institution for white girls.
William HosIer. paymaster for the South
west ConnelIsville, Pa, Coke Company, while
in a wagon with $1,000 to pay workmen Tues
day, near Mt. Pleasant, was murdered by four
Italians. one of whom was shot dead by Hos
lers driver. Another was killed by posse,
and the two others are in custody.
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MARRIED

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A As4rsr naw-F noW hl,r4sns IN as@sra.
sY sEA AuIHEE.
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Next Tuesday is election
day. Make your mark oppo-
site the cut Of Jackson and
Liberty and the Hickory tree.

When man has discharged his duty b" has
done al he can. The man who fails To cast
a ballot next Tuesday must not complain #
results are contrary to his wishes. To cast
free, untrammeled ballot is a high privilege.
a sacred right. Let every voter act eonscien .
linusly when he marks his ballot. Fail NOS
to do your duty. Vote tor the Republic.
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In Montgomery county; in Frederick
in Washington county in Alcsany and
Garret counties many Republicans viii vote
for Mr.. Bryan and for Major LATHE f'F
Congress. The sixth district went Re
publican four yean ago by over BOO
majority Next TUESDAY Mr. Pearrc, she
Republican nominee for Congress, mas lie
more than satisfied if he Is elected al all
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Every person opposed to Trusts
should vote against Blakeney, the
candidate of the Republican Com
bine for Congress. Mr.. Blakeney is
at the head of the Cotton Duck
Trust in Maryland and its General
Manager. Should he ever enter
Congress he will be for every Trust
every time and against the interests
of the people. Hon. j. Fred. G. Tai
bolt can be depended upon to vote
to destroy Trusts.
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Teddy Roosevelt bad gotten himself tn l,
live that be va. about the ouly Uniled States
soldier al San Juan. Some s4erihgi1us leo
anclasis, however, have almost proved thai
Teddy vas as Gar away whcn that eight took
place as Sampson was when Sehi-y destroyed
Cevera Fleet. However, Bryan shoald be
elected. no more Of Teddy's writings and
books will b.. sold
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Where stand today, ~ith reference 10 Marx
Hauua's foreign policy. such Old and s'auHch
Republicans As
TX Senator EdmGnds,
Senator Hoar.
Ex-Speaksr Reed,
Ex President Harrison
l. NOS their silence omipousg
Where stand Senator Wellington and nsuy
other younger RepabheAn leaders
Are lhey lpr Hanna. Trusts. Imperialism
and sabingafioa Of people straEEliag e. Dc
fre,
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When Gov. Roosevelt was nominated for
Vice President some one said uf him-"thaI
young man can he counted upon 10 make
more kinds Of fool of himself Than any other
man in American politics. Well, hasn't
be +? Does anybody deny tina, he has
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All cigarmakers belonging to the Interna-
tonal Union in the factories in the Ybor-
Manrara Company and Arguelles, Lopez x
Brother, at Tampa, Florida, are on strike,
owning to disagreement between this union
and the Spanish union, called Resistencia.
A bout 500 people are affected.
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MO. 3755 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Charlie E. Fink, Assignee of Mortgage, VS..
William A. Martin and wife, Mortgagors
Ordered this Ind day of November, A. D.,
1900, that the second account of the auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con
iirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 10Th day of November,
inst provided a copy of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-fest;
nov3 2t JAS II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
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Fire which started ia the building of Tar
rant L Co, wholesale druggists, northwest
corner of Warren and Greenwich streets, New
York city, Monday, caused property loss of
81, 800, 600 and the death, it is feared, Of SO
persons Several hundred were injured.
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VOTE STRAIGHT.

ct understand you have Independent candidate for
Congress in this District
eff YOU vote for an Independent candidate who can
not be elected you indirectly for you do not
want elected
the independent candidate has personal grievance
cav tn himpreserve the Republic first and settle private
matters afterwards-WdVirm Jennings Bryan Westminster:
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The ladies of Frizellburg will give Waffle
Supper for the benefit of the hall on Satur-
day, November Is. A musical entertainment
will be given also. Supper 10 cents; children
10 cents. If the weather is too Indictment on
Saturday evening it will be postponed till the
following Monday evening. nov3 2
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A LITTLE TALK ABOUT
SHOES.

For the past year we have been experiment
ing with a line of women and children's
shoes We have sold them to all kinds of
people for all kinds OF wear, in all kinds of
weather, and with the guarantee that we
would replace every pair that didn't wear
we'll Not ., pair has been returned, but
every day some one asks for those shoes be
cause they wore SO we'll. We haven adver-
tised them or said much about them, because
we wished to first thoroughly test their wear
ing qualities. We have tested them well and
We now know from actual experience Just what
they are.
We have recently greatly enlarged the line
and called them our "NEARWELL' Shoe
and to every pair We have attached our name
aud guarantee. They are made for us IN one
oi the largest aud hest managed shoe factories
IN America and We have exclusive control OF
them ia Carroll county
We have taken a shoe from each line Just
picked II at random from stock and cut Il IN
half 60 show YOU just the klud of stuff OF which
they are made. and We viii guarantee every
shoe 90 Tuu jus, ike these samples. Ask To
see these cut shoes. they will Ice a revelation
a. YOU
Remember We warrant every pair to wear
satisfactorily or We will repair or replace them
TREE of charge. You can buy plenty of shoes
With this guarantee. perhaps, but how about
the price Oar "WEARWELlsS' are some.
thing really good At moderate figure.
The womrn's. misses and chIiren> are
made pt 6nc dongnla, some with patent tips,
SOME With tips OF the same. M The latest styles,
either button 1r lace, at these prizes;
Women 5. sizes = 60 :, Sl.5o
Misses. sizes n Ia p Sl25
Child s. sizes > "a II, 81.
thil3 s.. s.a-s 3 Tee :, 15c,
~, aisB have The child made up ga sizes
> iu :. pa palmer vay, bus of the same solid
stock and with the same guarantee, ut JOc-
", also hs,r them lu hoys. made of strong,
solid calf. three soJsS. AMI su extra hack stay
that keeps thsu irom ripping. II yoa have
found !, bard 60 get 8 satisfactory shoe Tor your
boy. Try these auI rnur tronhies ~ill be a, an
end
BOYS. >5sss Co q St2g
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Mrs Charles A. Keffer, of Reading, Pa,
was murdered Monday, on public road sew
eral miles from that city by man with whom
she was driving in a carriage.
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BUSINESS Locals.

All goods are alike to Putnam Fadeless
DYES. as they color all fbers at one boiling.
Sold by Shaw Drug Co.. Westminster, Md.
An Oyster Supper will be held in West
minister during the week of Thanksgiving for
the benefit of the W. C. T. U. work in this
cpuutv
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Every friend Of the Republic should vote
next Tuesday. Let nothing prevent you from
dischargiug the highest privilege Of citizen
shi,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll coun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in NOVEMBER, 1900, for the
transaction of business. BY order,
JOHN Il. MASEN MINER,
nov Clerk.
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Nnr1rE TO CREnIroRS.

NOIICE To CkEDITURS.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of
John Williams. William Wilkins and George
Wilkins. late OF Carroll county, deceased, 10
file their claims, with the vouchers thereof,
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, within two months from the day OF
sale. "
GEORGE l.. ST0CKSDALE,
ELIAS O. GRIMES, Jr.,
,ov3ts Trustees.
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A HABIT

viii grow on you. so will ROSES EMUL-
SION COD LIVER OIL. Take it and cure
that cough, cold, tickling in throat and sore
ness os chest. 1t is pleasant to take aud IN
creases appetite and weight
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet
Articles, Patent Medicines,
Perfumery Soaps, Shoulder
Braces and Trusses, Mineral
Waters, Kodaks and Photo
Supplies, and a fine assort-
ment of Stationery, &c.
Physicians orders promptly filed.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
JOHN j. ROSE,
1876 E. Main street.
nos formerly Huber's) Westminster.
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vorRs oHANalNa N CHICAGO.
Many Elements Floc<ing To The
Democratic STANDARD


CHcagD. October - -R8b..rt H. Burke.
caairnsan uf ghr guuk Csurstv nfuaaraite
Tosamiit,7-. .ssa u ne -. sslea la-Aay.
EVE Iusl Is heavy Gold Democratic r.-ie b..
IS3S ard ui1s ybsi sr itst many VOTES IT
ui..a ui independents i..sI-acsr,. We hatv
rs.aiurI sap3safs ~ ,asae eleraruis. rvlrr.
s-ss.cd by su asrn - EIala HarrH Sm.lh,
Jadsr huusas 4 Moran, = q Brs~a. Joan
T. Hopkius. u M PsYur. Rsr-r &. Sagl.
ysa. Jhaflss II. Waik-r. GraUsIiI~ "
Bruwainr anI Iudgr TalrE. They arr uoi
anIs niih a.. ha. So, N,.fAias.
'.Th- German Susa ut thi-sso - ahaui
lgauu Wr d5I Hut g-f ln ts.r crnt. of yt
IY Iss-5. ThEgs ...r Sc sIlI sci a. irast hall
II il. A. indicated b., tbs ,fraar movement,
beaded Jly sarh s,yu a. " .l..al Woke. Heury
Ra.L. Ju,u, t,aldgirr. ssguuuI Ler,lr. Adam
Oris..iirut and uibrr,. Mr. Bsvau wiil sri
fbs. irs.h vote Ais,s-t solid rSsspi the. Federal
and STATE asiisshal,lrr. sud 1he.r immediate
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UTASHINGTON CAMP, No. 10, will
w hold an Oyster Supper in Markers
Hail. Tyrone, November 10, l6 and II. The
camp has been very prosperous and the pub
lie should take great interest in this affair.
nov3 2t
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UTANTED.-Fify young ladies at our
w Sewing Rooms, John street, Westmin-
ster, Nd. Good wages earned. Apply to
r. b. BALL,
Manager.
Prefarenee qiyen our old hands no3 2t
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WESTMINSTER, Mn, Nov. l, 1900.

4 PPLICATION FOR
N LIQUOR LICENSE
WESTMINSTER, Mn, Nov l, 1900.
hereby give notice that the following per
son has filed an application IN the office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for Liquor License, to wit;
TO KEEP A HOTEL OR ORDINARY
Samuel C. Rerkheimer, Silver Run, Nd.
And unless cause to the contrary be shown
in writing on or before the 18th day of Nc
vember, 1900, the license applied for will be
issued. provided the said applicant complies
with the requirements Of Chapter 6, Acts of
1894, requisite thereto.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
nov 3 2t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-11-03
FOR CONGRESS,
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Election Tuesday, November 9th, 1900.