Evening star., 1901-10-10
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
Usual Fall Sale
DRAFT HORSES.
ALL PRICES.
American Ice Co.
9th st. wharf s.w.
Sta sh1ese 1eth st. wharf s.w.
- N UlSSo 18th and SITS. ne.
t31OS Water ST., Georgetown.
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HYATTsvILLE AND VICINITY.

Republican Club Holds a Meeting
Matters of General Interest.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
HYATTSFILLE, Nd, October 10, 1901
The Hyattsville Republican Club held a
meeting last evening at the Office of Mr..
Arthur Carr, justice of the peace with
President Michael Kearney presiding and
Mr.. E. A. Moffutt serving as secretary.
Several committees made reports. Arrange
nts are being perfected by the club TO
hold mass meeting the 4th Of November.
the night before the election. All the can
didates on the republican ticket for Prince
Georges county are expected to be present
at this meeting.
Tuesday was the last day of the registra-
ton in this county. Both democrats and
republicans have searched the county for
new voters, and as a result about 800 new
names. were put on the registration books.
The democrats produced large lists of sus-
pected nonresident voters and asked that
they be stricken OF the books. In Hyatts-
vile district ninety suspects were noted
by the democrats. and by the republicans
sixty-eight In Bladensburg district the
democrats noted eighty and the republicans
fifty.
Among those noted in Hyattsville dis
trict are two gentlemen who spent several
weeks in Europe since the 9Th of Nav last.
The republicans claim that they should
have made an affidavit of their intention to
return. and, having failed to do this have
not complied with the terms of the new
election law. 1t is understood the two gen
tlemen will insist upon their right to vote
Prof. W. T. l.. Taliaferro and the students
of the senior classes in agriculture at the
Maryland Agricultural College will attend
the Hagerstown fair in a body on the 10th
instant. The object of their visit to the fair
will be with special reference TO an exam
ination of the stock exhibition there.
Prof. E. l.. Sandsten, associate professor
in horticulture. is attending the Frederick
fair this week one of the judges.
ID,A Ifnnn in haC nod L.
position as assistant in the chemical de-
partment of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege to accept an appointment in the law
department of the general land office of the
United States patent Office. Mr.. c. Grant
Church has been assigned temporarily to
the vacancy created. An appointment TO
this position is expected to be made tomor-
row at the meeting of the board of trustees
OF the college. which win be held in the
chanel.
Commander Chauncey Thomas. u. s N,
has given up his residence In College Park
and will leave Saturday for San Francisco.
where he will take charge of a vessel now
In the service Of the United States nsh
commission. Miss Bertha Thomas his sis
ter, has gone to New York to take up the
residence
Mr.. George H Calvert has returned TO
his home in College Park from New York
city. where he had been visiting.
Quite a number Of students have entered
upon the special course OF dairying ct tho
Maryland agricultural experiment station
There are ON file more applications for ad-
mission than the officials of the station can
accommodate.