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New-York tribune., 1901-03-03

had surveys made private lands, and the
cottagers committee agreed TO assist the Pittsheld
company 10 build its road, providing it did not
trespass the highways.
Lately the Berkshire company came into exist
enee. Its petition was heard by the Selectmen of
Lenox last Saturday. Mr. Schermerhorn. repre-
sentins Mrs. Richard Auchmuty, Mrs. Robert Win
throp. Edward Wharton, Morris X. Jesup, Joseph
W. Burden. George Ii. Morgan. John Sloane,
George Westinghouse John h. Parsons William Z.
Scherlnerhorn and other well known New-York
ed against the franchise being granted the Berk-
shire company, the ground that the company
proposed TO use the highways. At private con-
itrence the Derhsnlre company agreed to file bonds
lutely necessary, and nav for all land damage
Mr. Schermerhorn gave his consent 10 the proposed
change ano the franchise granted
The Berkshire company proposes 10 build its line
from the Pittsfield line on the north through
the Housatonic Valley parallel 10 The Consolidated
Railroad. The line viii be through the fields from
ne Pittsneld town Ine south to Lenox station and
hamlet.
The company proposes to build a spur line from
stauon 10 Nhurch-st. in the village of LenoX
sloe tiie highway or through the fields, may
seem best 20 the Selectmen. survey has been
s iaaue Which shows that the line may be built be-
nc road This spur track is the only approach 10
the roads that the system will have in the whole
,ewh II leaves all the roads free for driving. which
The franchise granted to the company provides
that the road must be built within a year that
me pest oo-pound It rails must be used. and that
OF the Board of selectmen. The granting OF the
franchise 10 the Berkshire company is highly ap-
proved IN l>enox. snd il appears TO be a salts
FACTORY solution OF the problem Of trolley connec
ton that has confronted the cottagers OF Lenox
for the Last fvo
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
PLEASURES AT TAMPA BAY

Tampa Bay, Fla. March (SpeciaD.-Marc Klaw
OF New-York, arrived at the Tampa Bay Hotel this
week for months stay. He is rapidly recovering
his health, which has been poor since last No
vomber.
Richard 2. Hart. of New-York owner Of the
yacht Natka, New-York Yacht Club. weighed
anchor in front of the hOtet on Tuesday and
started the long voyage 10 New-York In
rounding the peninsula Mr.. Hart will stop
Miami. The Natka will then put 10 sea. and will
not make another stop until New-York is reached.
Thornton T. Perry, of Charlestown, is a guest on
the yacht.
Orange blossoms are beginning appear the
trees. and in few weeks thousands of boxes OF
these fragrant flowers will be travelling northward
to the friends and acquantanceS of the thousands
of tourists in the State.
On Tuesday evening a large progressive euchre
party the attraction in the rotunda. Nearly
every State was represented, from Maine TO Cali
fornia. -Four beautiful prizes were given for the
best scores.
DIR. Denslow. OF New-YOrk. is becoming of
the prize fishermen of the season. The doctor is
out in ii launch nearly every pleasant day. and has
made some phenomenal catches of reddish and
trout.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
A CHANGE OF FRONT AT SING SING.
SOME OF THOSE WHO CLAMoRED FOR RENoFAA
OF PRISON WANT IT TO REMAIN

SOME OF THOSE WHO cLAMoRED FOR RENoVA1
OF PRISON WANT IT TO REMAIN
The people Of Sing Sing at variance asanl
over the prison question. committee mas
before the Assembly Committee on villages az a.
bany urging that the name OF the Nl4'ase
changed from Sing Sing 10 Ossining. IN accoraan0'
with vote taken at mass meeting OF the cltizeh.
q couple of months ago, but now another phase -
the situation comes up. The Prison Association ..
New-York has recently had the prison eohoelAA ~
by the State Board OF Health as being "unht iOI
human habitation." and steps are being taken -
have the prison abandoned Town CLERK "g.s EroSI
T. Dennis in lengthy communication puoHSH'
in the village papers March I, has stirreu "
great feeling against the project He gives - -
and figures which all the officials conhecteu w. "
the prison and a great number of the village tonA'
acknowledge to be beyond dispute. In direct repn
to the statement that the prison proper ana u"'
dormitories are thoroughly saturated ana h'pe
mated with sewage matter he SHOWS tHdt 80
buildings are built upon solid rock foundation .
least four feet above high water mark. Ihe 90.
age system is described at great length sho"iHS
that II is about as perfect as possible
Mr.. Dennis states that nobody interested IN ule
movement dares TO say over his own s'sia -
that the New-York Central and HUDSON Nv.
Railroad wants the property. He presents hsu4
which show that there is about sl20,0co revenue .
the town from the prison each year. Ihele
ninety-three officers. hfty-fOur of whom ars n
rted Their children number 1Ss. making a 'o'a - -
2s5 people directly depending upon the prison nv
OF $3.50 in salaries is received edcn 5s ths
the officers Mr.. Dennis shows thai BESIDES eSSaIs
twelve acres Of property within the prls1Sn s are
upon which the buildings are situated 'netSS,shis
about sixty acres of land underlatd with ,ir,a-
limestone veins and excellent quality OF as il h
stone for building purposes. He contends tnss tsre Is
is decided to build more modern prison nav,sr,al
the building site and good part OF the nla ,ay
right at hand for the stone. lime and sand nSso so
be acquired on the prison property Many 70
a new way of thinking. There is an undealyyiirrS
impression in that the scheme or rerius1
the prison Is backed by certain political innuen.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
FROM GRAVE TO GAY AT BARNARD.
BISHOP POTTER LECTURES on THE BIBLE
CHOOSING AMATEUR ACTRESSES.

The first competitive trials for the Barnard Col
lece pIav are now over. and the cast. chosen
bv Eugene Sanger. the coach. and by the play COM
nittee includes Marian Townsend, 01; Elsa Ber-
zen 'o2: Ruth Earle, '02 Annie McKenney 02;
Anita Calm, 'O2; Ramola Lyons. 04, and LiZette
Metcalfe, 'O4 This selection is merely tentative,
however and the minor characters have not yet
be en- assigned
The UNDERGRADUATE Association of Barnard has
long been planning to buy some permanent scenery
for the theatre in Brnckerhof Hail, the amount
expended yearly settings is considerable and
at the end OF the year the undergraduates have
nothing show for 1t. The first step toward a
permanent collection made last week, when
was bought by the association. The students hope
to be able to speedily follow this purchase with
others in the same line.
Bishop Potter began Friday Lenten course
of Bible lectures for the women students of
Columbia University. The Bishops lecture was
given IN the chapel of Teachers College. His sub
ject was The Bible. What 1t Is and What 1t Is
infalible guide in matters of science. education
conduct. hut that il was divine revelation
made little by little to a gradually enlightened
world. The other lectures in this course viii be
as follows: March S. THE Bible as Literature
The old Testament" by the Rev DR. John T.
New Testament" by the Rev. +. H.. Schwab;
March % The Progressive Morality of the Bible.
10y the Rev. DR.. George ". Douglas; March %
The Bible n Key 10 Devotion" by the Rev. DR.
q c Tiffany These will be held hereafter in the
crypt Of the Cathedral Of St. John the Divine.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
4 TROLLEY LINE AT LENOY.
THE BERKSHIRE STREET RAILWAY COM
PANY GETS A FIR. .CHISE FROM
THE SELECTMEN

Pttsheld Mass. March (SpeciaD.-The Berk-
shire Street Railway Company. which proposes
build lire from Adams in the northern part OF
Berkshire County. to Ashley Falls. the Con-
nectlcut border OF the State. distance OF fifty
miles this week received a franchise from the Sc
lectmen OF Lenox for the laying OF tracks in that
town. This was the first town in which a hearing
held. and therefore the first town to give
franchise for this road For years the
Pi;tsfeld Street Railway Company has endeavored
20 extend its tracks into Lenox. First, application
was made TO the legislature 10 extend tracks over
the main highway from Pittsheld 10 Lenox. The
Lenox cottagers. many of whom well known
New-YOrk men. organized committee fight the
company. and in the legislature Of 1880 this
rnittee headed by f. Augustus Schermerhorn and
Captain John 5. Barnes. OF NewYOrk. succeeded
in convincing the Committee Railroads that the
cottagers of LenoX did desire a trolley over
highways Since then the Pittsield company has
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
LECTURES on ART AT THE EXPOSITION

Professor Goodyear. whose lectures on the Italian
cities were favorably received last year will give
a course of three lectures the Paris Exposition
illustrated by colored views These lectures are
the result of a visit to Paris, where. in company
with his own photographer, he gave special atten-
ton to the art and architectural features of the
exposition, and brought away two hundred and
seventy siid which been shown a he
Arts Club al the Architectural League and else
where The lectures will be given the Berkeley
Ivcef1n at $50 .. m March ., 6 and s. ninety
pictures being shown each lecture.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
NEW-YoRkERs AT VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, Va. March CSpeciaD.-The weather
for the last three days has been all that could be
desired. The arrivals have been increasing daily,
and from the present outlook this will be the
largest season ever known this resort The fol-
lowing New-York people at the Homestead:
Mr. and Mrs. e. T. Buxton. e. III. Haywood. Mrs.
c. W. wetmore. Miss Bisland Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
D. Baird. II. Redmond Mrs. L. W. Roberts. Miss
Roberts. Miss Eytinger. Hugh H Baxter. Henry
Sanford. ex-president OF the Adams Express Com
pany. and Mrs. Sanford; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Butler the Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Vermilys. Mrs. "
Z. Case and maid. Miss Drothy, Miss Emmerson
and Miss Vermilye
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Y EH HOILL nj DOLf 4 4 I EiN fN CRY.
The new Hotel Rudolf. which succeeds the we'll
known summer and winter resort of that name at
Atlantic City. is the largest OF the kind
i'm this city by the sea. II is justly called new
for the structure has been entirely reconstructed
within. and the exterior has also undergone an
almost complete remodellinS. The steady Increase
in the popularity of the Hotel Rudolf has COM
PEELED the proprietor, Charles R. Myers, to annually
the constantly increasing number of guests. lie
finally decided that the beginning of the new
century should be marked by almost complete
reconstruction of the building and extensive
largement.
The work was begun after the close of the
summer season, and has been completed for the
Easter season. the house reopeniuS on the 9th
inst. over one hundred additional rooms have
been provided and the dining room has been en-
larged until 1t will easily seat one thousand per-
sons at once. The Hotel Rudolf stands M the foot
OF Nt%-JefSey-aye with views of the ocean front
and the inlet OF wide extent The piazZas have
II length or seven hundred feet, the sun parlor
overlooks the ocean side and tha CON
servatory on the other, while the exchange onen-
ing out or the ONCE is fitted uD with CrientaI
decorations and colonial effects The raa1ire,
private parlOrs are all fitted and furnished in -
ceient and richly. new feature lie tba r.,
ropean dining room, connected with the ra ff tn,
water supply is from fine artesian we'll and tha
building is heated by steam and fitted with eIsc-
trio bells and speaking tubes MANY Of The o.
of the best. and the improvements have cost about
N50OOG
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
PEGIsTRATIOy AT THE UNIVERSITIES

Dr. George B. Germann, registrar of Columbia
University has compiled some interesting figures
regarding the registration of students leading
American universities Harvard has the largest
registration. with Columbia second and Michigan
third. The figures are: Harvard, $780, Columbia
1882: Michigan, 3.slS; Chicago ana: Minnesota
342S: California. 52ls: Cornell soei; Pennsylvania
2 573: Yale. 2.oi4.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03

Paris noise, the sidewalks empty the shops
show little sign Of life. that IL II the
whole town he away a holiday excursion.
on TrE-O crr-Urnc
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
ERNEST ToN-THOHPsOy TO LECTURE

Ernest Seton-Thompson has consented to lecture
again this season in this city. in response to the
appeals of the many who were unable to gain ad-
mission last week when he appeared in Carnegie
Hall He intends paying a flying visit Carnegie
Hall on March l. at II o'clock in the forenoon. The
subject of his lecture then will be wild Animals
AS Have Known Them"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01

LosT- On or abont July 4tb, gold
Eastern Star pin, Suitable reward for
its return TO Mrs, w. L. Wilcox
Ice cream freezers-Best triple motion
assorted sizes at Clark & Frazer's.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01
ARLINcToN NOTES.

From Record.
Kerr Clifford A Co bave fioished their
large warehouse Mt Bial0ek 4ssl4l feet
and are prepared 70 receive all the
wheat thnt Is offered. They are slse
building a platform ut tl1inns, whore 4
Is expected considerable whea, will be
delivered There are men now ~ both
places to receive wheat.
@. ~. White Of Willows was driving a
nsil and some one spoke 70 him and un-
inleniionally he placed hIs tbnmb on
on tho head Of the nail and
struck II With the hammer. bursiins
the end of his thumb and masblDs the
bone. Il became 80 sore he was com.
PEELED 10 come 10 Arlington 70 have
It treated.
Frank strIrklin. one Of Giilian's pros
perous iarmefs and stock raissrs Is
building new residence on bis
Rock Greek ranch.
There is still some Of last years crop
of wheat cunning In, wheat has declined
TO 20 cents owing more TO no presenl
demand than other causes.
The McCreedy brothers have 24a
sacks Of WOOL 10 the Interior Warehouse
II is being put up ont Of the way aH
the new crop oi wheat will soon be
coming In.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01

The laws Of health require that the
bowels move once each day and one Of
the penalties Tor violating this Law 10
piles Keep your bowels regular by taxi
ing dose cf Chamberlain's Stomach
aud Liver Tablets when necessary and
Won will never have that severe punish
ment inflicted upon you. Price, 25ceuts
For sale by Hudson Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01
Reward.

| will pay liberal reward for the re.
turn Of dark bay or brown team, mare
and geiding. which lost near the head
Of ThirtymiIe July Iith. Weight
about 1900 lbs. each. Well broken
Brand 9-h-8 connected on left stife.
JIG. STEVENSON
Condor, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01
mra. wilcnr /. on the sick IIn.

Mrs. Wilcox Il on tie sfck Iis.
I'D siIhchtIeId vac over from May.
Vile Tuesday.
sheriff wileoS returned from Salem
Tuesday night.
III. Portwood was at Arlington
duri NJ the week.
Mrs. Albnrn Moore is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Maud I'lalt was 10 town rom
Rock creek yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slit were In
from Nainsy Flat yesterday
Clyde Flint tho Ajax horse raneber
was 10 town yesterday.
4 big strike is on AZ San Francisco,
TWenly dye thousand men are ont
Dnnn Bros. sold Mccormick header
70 Walter Myers sud Wayne dreider
tbs other day,
DR.. Wood vas called 10 see Manly
KeIzur Tuesday. Mr. Keizur is suffer.
Ing from asthma.
Rev. Lawson preached in the
baptist Church Sunday morning and
eyenlng TO large audiences.
The run oi salmon In the Columbia
river ID The greatest ever known. The
cannerIes and cold storage plants cannot
begin 10 handle the catch.
The header owned BY Al Collins and
VIM Musgroye started Monday on
Musgroye's place. They have run Of
something over 1000 acres ahead Of
them.
Ferry Cenyon farmers report the
crop as good or better than II yas last
year. Nearly all the wheat in that
section will, II is thought, be classed AZ
No, /.
A. d. Lytle shot aud killed Emmet
Egan In Crook eonnty one day last
week. jealousy Is said TO have been
the cause. A coroner's jury held Lytle
on charge Of murder IN the first de-
gree.
jim Cooke was In town Tuesday on
his way fem Arlington where he went
TO buy his wheat sacks for the coming
harvest. Mr.. Cooke thinks his crop
will average 20 bushels per acre but
fears the quality OF all Of il 1ill not be
flrsl-class.
&c. Leisure. formerly OF PendIe ton,
and later Of Baker City and Portland who
has ranked as one OF the brightest law
yers of the state committed suicide at
San Francisco lately. Dependency due
10 iiniaucial losses and business reyerses
was the cause. Ills wife was daugh-
ter Of Sheriff Blskely of Pendleton who
with two children survives him.
Mrs. DavIe, Of Stockton, California. is
here visiting her sister Mrs. r. A. Bald
ing. The sisters had not met for q
years and II goes without saying that
their visit with each other Is very
happy one. Mrs. Balding met her
sister at her daughters. Mrs. W. II
SMELLS, and together they visited for
several days there. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
o. Clarke brought them to Condor Fri
day.
i Frank Palmer returned Tuesday from
a trip 70 the MaIheur country where ht
went 70 look fora location. lie has
decided 10 winter between the Malheul
aud owyhee rivers near the Idaho Iin'
about ten miles from the townoi Vale
He bought $50 tons OF Alfalfa hay ant
will drive his sheep there from IN,
Summer range. Hay sells there al
from az 80 to $3.50 per ton which pric,
includes good feed yards and and ampl,
Winter range.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01

Dr. Anah Davis kh sunday iof
Arlington and Portland.
Mrs. n. O. Robinson Of Lone Rock is
here visiting her neIees Mrs. 7. II.
Stephenson and Mrs. II. W, Pauling.
lee cream viii be served by the ladies
ol the Rebekah lodge in Flre hall to-
morros evening during the dance.
Everybody Is Invited.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01
Social Dance

A social dance will be given on Fri
day evening, Aug. 2, in the Armory
hall. Good music win be present,
Refreshments will be served in the back
room by the ladies OF Mlnnehaha lodge
tRebekah) 1, o. o. f. All are invited.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01
AYouNo LAoY.s LIE SAVED
At Panama. Colombia, by Chamber
Ialn's Cole. Cholera and DIar-
rbooa Remedy,

Al Panama. GSlSsft9iAf " NndIID9T-
laln,s Cole. Cholera and DIar-
rI5ooa Remedy.
Dr.. chas. II. Utter, prominent phy.
stefan. ~ Panama, CoiosIia. in recent
letter states; Last March had as =
patient = Young lady lGyears o. age wbo
had very bad attack ot dssentery.
Everything prescribed for her proved
inefieeinnI end she wss growing worse
every honr. Her parents were sure she
wonld die. She had become 10 weak
that abe could mt turn over in bel,
What 10 do At this critical moment was
a stniy f,r me. bnt | thapeb, n Cham.
berlaiD's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and as iutt resort prescribed
IL. The most wonderful result was effect.
ed. Within eight hours she was feeling
much better; inside Of three DAYS she
VAS npon her feet and Al the epd d one
week was entirely welI.a
For sale BY Hudson Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01

This company is one of the oldest
concerns in the country engaged in
the manufacture of Harvesting Ma
chinery and for so years their product
has stood every test and given per.
feet satisfaction.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide
reputation for its cures. IL never fails
and is pleasant and safe to take,
For sale by Hudson Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01
Farmers AttentIonll

| will be at Springston 4 Rogers barn
Friday and Saturday August 0 and 10.
with head OF we'll broke work horses
weighing from 100 to l40O pounds
Parties in need Of teams for harvest
should see these animals as they are oil
for sale.
CLYDE FLINT,
Condor, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-01

WAaTED-By young lady q place AZ
clerk In store. Conh take position
first of August OF before. Best of reieEen-
ces given. Address. Miss Elisabeth
Horde. Lebanon, Ore. 1920.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15

OF cyanide of potassium in one
quart OF boiling water. Add two
quarts OF molasses and one tea
spoonful oil Of anise and mix
thoroughly. Pour this mixture
over bushel of wheat and stir
we'll, at the same time sprinkling
in four pounds OF finely ground
corn meal. A tablespoonful of
this poisoned wheat should be
sprinkled within the entrance of
the burrow, or, if in localities
where there is no possible danger
to cattle or horses, it can be scat
tered about the mouths OF the
burrows. The best results are
obtained when the mixture is
fresh.'
The greatest care should be ex-
ercised in handling the poisoned
grain. 1t should meyer be placed
where it may be reached BY cattle,
hogs or poultry; also kept out Of
the reach Of children.
w. X. WINTERHALTEK,
Agricultural Superintendent.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
How to XII, Prairie Dogs.

We are requested to publish the
following letter, which appeared
in last weeks Rocky Ford Enter
prise, for the information and in
struction of sugar beet growers
hereabouts:
Since prairie dogs are destroy
ing quite 4 good many beets all
over the valley, ask the publica-
tion in this weeks issue of the
recipe for a mixture which has
proven very effective for the de
struction of prairie dogs, as fol-
lows:
dissolve three ounces Of sui
phate strychnine and half pound
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
4 Reeky fe.d F.lry r.l..

A rancher near La Junta has
has posted the following notice on
q cottonwood tree near his house:
:"My wife Sarah has left my ranch
when didn't boo Thing to Her
and want it DISTINCTLY understood
that any Man as takes her in and
Keers for Her on my account will
get himself pumped SO Full Of Led
that some tenderfoot will locate
him for mineral claim. A word
to the wise is sufficient and orter
work on fools. = Rocky Ford Re-
publican.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15

countries with success in severe
throat and lung troubles, Boschee's
German Syrup. II not only heals
and stimulates the tissues to de-
stroy the germ disease, but allays
inflammation, causes easy expectora-
ton, gives good night's rest and
cures the patient. Try one bottle.
Recommended many years by all
druggists. For sale at Finney's
pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
Used Il a. ciy..l..s Countries.

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right but you want
something that will relieve and
cure the more severe and danger
our results of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you do7
Go to warmer and more regular
climate1 Yes, if possible; if not
possible Tor you, then in either
case take the only remedy that has
been introduced 10 all civilized
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
FOR sale.
The Rocky Ford Town

The Rocky Ford Town and In
vestment Company will consider
offers for quit claim deeds for q
batch Of about twelve lots which
it has never conveyed, but to
which its title is not complete
because of adverse claims. A list
Of these lots, with fall informa-
ton, can be obtained from Mr.. e.
j. Smith, Cashier Of the Rocky
Ford State Bank.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-15
e,ss Day.

Colorado's governor has issued
a proclamation naming Friday,
June 4, 1901, as Flag Day, and
recommends that all patriotic and
liberty-loving citizens as well as
the public schools observe the day
with exercises in harmony with the
general character of the day.