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New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
FOR LECTURES N THE Libraries.
PROPOSITION OF PRESIDENT oBRTEN IN CoNNEc
TON WITH THE CARNEGIE GIFT

President O'Brien OF the Board of Education has
made proposition to Andrew Carnegie which
VIII be submitted by Or. Billings director OF the
New-York Public Library that lecture halls be
hutit In the libraries which Mr.. Carnegie Is 10
give. Should Mr.. Carnegie accept this rnodiaca-
uon of his plans, il is the Board OF Educa ton 5
purpose to supply the lectures and bear the at
tendant expenses. Mr.. OBrien thinks that Iect-
ures In the libraries would create a demand for
books relating to the subjects treated Supplying
reading matter topics even remotely connected
with those of the lectures would further extend
the scope Of the work. and result In what Mr..
O'Rrien thinks would be OF university for
the
The bookrooms in the schools have proved n
success. and the school authorities wish TO In
crease the number OF school libraries next year
from six to twelve.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
JAPANESE srEa,1sHrps

Modern to date vessels built In Japau,
tn carry mail and passe gers from Seattle
to Yokohama and Hong Kong. SEE The
SUNDAY TRIBUNE TO-MORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
INJURED BY FALLING DERRICK.

Elizabeth Aug. . (speciaD.-Two men were oaaiN
hurt at the Jackson Structural Iron Works IN Al
dene to-day by the collapse of big derIlss' Ise
Frederick HoefeTt pinned down oy hl7 S-Isr -.
which were badly lacerated. while CnafleS L.9
was struck on the head by falling timoefs i,u
ing ugly scalp wounds and fracture OF 'i -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
SMALL BOATS.

Rowboats, canoes and ffttIe sail boats are
being used more extensively than ever TINS
season by vacationfsts. SEE THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
ANNITERS4RT OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Ocean Grove. Aug. (SpeciaD-The twenty-niuth
anniversary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society observed here to-day. and the meetings
attended by missionaries who have recently
returned from China and Africa Mrs. EIwO1d Il
Stokes, president Of the Ocean Grove aux lazy.
UrAS
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
BUSINESS MEN SUCCESSFUL.
THERE MAY BE ANOTHER APPROACH TO THE
NEW BRIDGE

The commissioners of the New East River Bridge
have about acceded to the demand Of a large num-
her of business Of the Eastern District that
there be an opening from the bridge approach into
I2edford-ave Julian ID. Fairchild' one Of the com
,nissioners said yesterday that the chief engineer
baz heer Instructed TO ascertain what the cost Of
INC oroDosed approach would be II II viii be no
more than is estimated the approach VIII pe con-
CTR cd
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
MODERN KITES.

IL fS now possible To send the Eddy and
other box kites to "a height of more than
three miles. Some hints about kite con-
structi"n in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE To-
MORROW
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
PHOroGR4PH OF sT4TUE ZOE LIBR4RY.

Montclair Aug. 3 (SpecaD.-J Scott Hartley. tho
SCULPTOR of this town. gave TO the Montclair Free
Library this afternoon photograph of a statue
of Alfred the Saxon King. made BY him. The
statue is in the Appellate Court Building. in New
Nr,.rIr
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
WARRANTS OUT IN BUTTE.
SUPPOSED PINKERToN DETECTIVES WHO
ACCUSED JUDGE HARNEY DISAPPEAR.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Butte, Mont. Aug. 10.-Warrants are out for
the arrest of Miss E. L. Walters and ]. w.
Waters. supposed to be Pinkerton detectives.
They are charged with perjury in filing sensa-
tional affidavits against Judge Harvey. The
pair have disappeared.
Miss Walters and Waters submitted affidavits
in court Tuesday purportng to show that
Judge Harney had been unduly influenced by
Mrs Ada II. Bracket in giving a decision in
favor of F. Augustus Heinze in the Minnie
Healey Mine case.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
sHAKEsPEARIAN MUSIC

The Instruments used by the people Of
EIiznbeth's time IN England and the songs
they sang. SEE THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE To-
MORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
EMPRESS FREnEnICK.

Interesting tales of the English Priucess's
dislike of bismarck. TOLD IN THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
WASHINGTON IN nRooKLYN.

The City of Churches to have new statue
OF the Father of His Country" SEE THE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE TO-MORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS BEING MADE
WATER CLERK OF ORANGE NOW HAS BAL
ANCE IN THE BANK

Orange Aug. CspeciaD.-The chairman OF the
water committee is having statement made out
by the office showing the actual receipts for some
time past by David ]. Quinlan. the water clerk.
When this is ready a meeting of the committee
will be held. Mayor Stetson says that at the time
he had the statement prepared by the clerks as
aistant of the months of April May and june there
money in the orange National Bank TO the
credit of the Water Department There is now a
balance to the credit of the water clerk of $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
MOUNT PoCoNo, PENN.

The unique attractions of this noted resort
interestingly pictured and sketchsd in THE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
Mr.. BRoDRioK NAY TAKE SEA FoYAGE.

London Aug. 1o.-It is announced that Mr.. Brod-
rick the War Secretary. acting on the advice Of
his physicians, VIII take a snort sea voyage.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
TRIED SUICIDE BY CUTTING THROAT.

BY HEAT.
EHzabeth, Aug (SpeciaD.-George J. Maier. an
old resident of this city, tried to commit suicide
to-day in the bathroom of his home No saS
Adams-ave- by cutting his throat with a razor
When found he lying on the floor in a pool Of
hiood. with the razor beside him. The IuguIar vein
COvery. 4 -
Fte was sixty-eight years old. and for several
years has been invalid The heat made hiua
respondent and he is believed to have become
temporarily insane
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

TRICK or PLAYM4TES COST BOYS LIFE.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
FREE WATER.

More public drinking fountains needed in
this city. SEE THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE To-
MOnnnW
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
OREGON SHORT LINE RESTRAINED.

MUST NOT INTERFERE WIN CONSTRUCTIONS OF
SENATOR CLARK'S ROAD.
salt Lake Utah, Aug. 9.-By an injunction
granted at Carson City, New, to-day, the Oregon
Short Line is restrained from interfering in any
way with the San Pedro Company, Senator
Clark's road, on the line in Lincoln County.
Nevada. The decision affects about 40 miles
Of the proposed line between Salt Lake and Los
Angeles and is regarded as the most important
decision in the litigation between the two roads
for possession OF the right Of way.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25
September 18th, 1901.

Published by order of the County
Commissioners Of said County in pur-
suance of Section IL of Article XIV, Of
the Code Of Public General Laws, as
amended by the Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland of 1898. Chapter
3s4, entitled, IAN Act to add a new
Section to Article of the Code of Public
Local Laws, title, Charles county, sub
title County Commissioners, to follow
Section SO, and to be designated as
Section So A." Section II of Article rs,
reads as follows;
The County Commissioners shall
make out and publish annually, in at
least two newspapers published in their
respective counties, if there be two, q
detailed, minute and accurate statement
Of the expense of their said counties,
specifying therein ech particular item d
expense and what and to whom paid,
and shall also deliver to the sheriff Of
their respective counties as many copies
of said statements as there are election
districts Of said county, at least ten days
fEttit tdtn StHtIdl HltNNlpils anu but
ieriff, within six days of the receipt OF
said copies set one them at the place Of
holding elections in each election district.
And the Act Of the General Assembly
of Maryland of 1898, Chapter 1884, reads
as follows;
All county printing, including news.
paper advertisements, required to be
printed or published by the County Com
missioners of said Charles county, officers
of registration, sheriff, supervisors Of
election, and all other county officers, tC
the extent that all such printing auc
publishing may be required to be paid
for by the said county by law exclusive
however, Of the ballots required to be
furnished by the Supervisors of Election
may in the discretion of the said County
Commissioners, be contracted for, witt
and printed and published by one OF
more newspapers published in said
county; provided that the said County
Commissioners Shall not in any one year
levy or expend more than six hundred
dollars, for all of the county printing t.
be done by the County Commissioners
or other county officers as aforesaid.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25

Bal. Lsvy 1899 aud Part of LevY,Iooo,
To amounts paid
Wash Burch, care Mamie Lee to
July l, 1901. ...............s 100 90
Wash Burch, cure Richard PEN
ny to July !. I9of............ I7s 90
Henry Hemsley, care Clarence
Hemsley to July 1, roll. $500
Cecilia Alexander, care Charles
Alexander to July 1, IooI.... 100 90
Grace Skinner. care George c
Skinner, Dec. 81, 1000. .... 100 90
II o Willett, care child to Dec.
81, 1907 .................... 90 90
J w Alhrittain, care VIM Bissell
10 June !, Ieof........... 4soo
Mount Hope Retreat. .......... 400 90
Second Maryland Hospital. -. $50 90
Maryland Hospital. .,......... $50 90
Montevue Hospital. 800 90
sa sos co
Unexpended balance. sos 49
s. IoS 4o
BY bal. to credit of the Fund,
Aug. 81. 1900. .-........S AIS az
By amt. levied in 1900 levy. $50 %
s. IoS 49
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25
REPUBLICAN
Local : Meetings.

Republican Local Meetings will be
held in the several districts of Charles
County as follows
On Friday, Oct. %, at 4 P. NJ at
GRAFTON.
On SATURDAY, Oct. 26. at 5P NJ. at
INDIAN HEAD
On Saturday. Oct 26, at SP. NJ at
POMONKEY.
On Monday, Oct. %, at A ?. NJ.
HARRIS LOT
On Wednesday, Oct. 80, at 5 p. NJ, at
BENEDICT.
These meetings will be addressed
BY the local candidates and
others. Mr.. Mud and Mr. Posey
will attend as many of these meetings
as practicable.
BY order OF the Republican S. te
Central Committee of Charles County.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25
THE CONSPIRACY,

Additional evidence to the fact
that German Is willing to make
any sacrifice to secure the election Of a
Democratic Gensral Assembly are be-
ing supplied BY his henchmen who are
carrying out infinitely formed conspira-
cy originated by their chief and have
no thought of appeal to the honest,
law-abidiug, sef-respecting elector, for
support. The wholesale raiding Of the
registration lists 10 every section of the
State of Maryland by Germans agents
who were heavily armed Sith prepared
lists Of voters whom they will attempt
to disfranchise before election day dem
onstrates the determination of German
to achieve mis- purpose at any costs
The information contained in these
lists was taken from Germans private
census paid for by the taxpayers of The
State Even prior TO the extra session
Of the Legislature the whole program ne
had been mapped out. An election
law was to be passed under which
would be DISTINGUISHED large number
of opposing voters whose general quail
fcalions could not be questioned under
the former law. Ifit lad been an hon
est arrangement to purge the regis.rs-
ton lists, both parties would have been
given the information obtained by the
census workers.
The objectionable conduct Of tn ose
officials who pretended to hide them
selves behind transparent subterfuge
and assumed technicalities and refused
to reveal the census records to the Re-
publicans. 10 face of the TACT that the
census records constitute pubic proper
ty, having been paid for by the people,
while they may have gained time to aid
their fellow conspirators will meet with
meritsd rebuke when the votes are
counted on November the 9th Cor
man will soon discover as he did en- a
previous occasion. that there still re-
mains sufficient honest in this State
to defend the integrity of the ballot
box.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25
THE HOME GOLD CURE
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1t IS now generally known and understood
that Drunkenness is a disease and not weak
ness oody flled with poison, and nerves
completely shattered by periodical or constant
use OF Intoxicating liquors, requires an anti
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The faithftl use according TO directions of this
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Summary Of Jury Fand-

81 o7l Il
Summary Of Jury Fund.
DR..
To Amt exp. July Term 1000. + 81 60
q :" NOV. : = j. l S27 e5
"a" FEB. 1901 60 OF
:" MAY. . / OIL II
Unexpended bal to credit Of
the Fund, 1901. 600 IS
s. 500 81
By bal. to the credit of Fund
on,Aug. 81, 1900. .......-,S S42 oS
Rv Amt. reed from P. G.. Co. .664 10
Levied in 1900 levy, 900 90
50 sos 81
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County Printing.


Md. Independent, use A Posey. $3.50 90
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" fine
penN 800
By fines resll - Rob-
ertson. J. ?. ...: "a 100
By fines returned by w Mex
Burroughs, .P............. IS co
By fines re urned by George NJ
Lloyd, ]. P.............. 600
BY fines returned by John R Nor
ris, JP...-...;.;...;;.... $50
BY fines returned by Peter w
Roby, J. p. ;:..:...;.. az 90
By fines returned by VIM I Hin
die J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
By fines returned by F L Dent. 50
Szzz SO
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25

Er- Judge George NJ. Russum, the
Republican Candidate for the State
senate for Caroline County, died sud
denly on Monday He had an attack
of heart direase and died in drug store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25

Three times the grim speeter of death
has Obtruded itself on the Scaley Court
of Inquiry. First it was President
Mckinley, then Judge Wilson, Schley's
counsel, then the sister of the judge :
advocate.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25

There must be constant watchfulness
and activity on the side Of the Republi-
can parry until the ballots are counted
on the night Of November the 9TH, for
that is the only way to win a victory
at the polls.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25

Anti-anarchistic legislation will fur
nish,a prolific subject for filing pages
of thu Gong essional Record next ses-
sion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-10-25

sa,674,727 $4,000
HARRY r. BOWLING,
THOMAS II. CHING,
JAMES |. NAYLoR,
BENJAMIN F. DEMENT,,
THOMAS NORMAN,
lissioners of Chas. Co., Md.
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Bond Interest fnnd tor 1907.

F D. Mgpp.
CLERK AND TREASURER,
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DIR Thos S Owen, examinations. a Is 90
DIR J . o. s. & aufoyscy b 90
DIR & II fosey -...... 10 90
sCi 90
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- Mr. Carnegie has reeuperated sutii-
rie-.'sl be says .sss Sc able to dSpate a
49, rstarn homs5
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F. DEsALEs MuDD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-05
LA CONSIGNA
iBaSta ya!....

En- este naufragio triste de Ia personalidad
puertorriquena en- esta anuaci0n paulatina,
pero segura, de cuanto entire noSotros repre-
senta ell orden, la justcia la rectitud, trata-
Sc, por 10 visto, de extremar los procedimien-
tos fin de extingur ell patriotsmo ell decoro
de los que aquf nos erguimos con aItvez frente
los errores desaciertos de un gobierno que
NADIA tiene de democrAtico.
Es precise acabar con los federaes ate
merizarlos perseguirlos;y en- torno de elIos Sc
tiende esa extensa red formada por los provo
cadores y camorristas de oticio, por los guardas
insuares por los jneces de poicfa de manera
que les sea impossible escapar, una vez atrapa-
dos, sin daffo perjuicio en- sus intereses en-
sus personas,
Sc nos quiere reducr someter q todo
trance; asf 10 indcan los sucesos escandalosos
de Yabucoa asi 10 indcan los atentados inf.
cuos de Cayey de Lares; como asf 10 indica-
ron, en- no ejana fecha, los hechos vandaIicos
de San Juan Ponce los atropelos cometldos
con Nolasco Rubio y con Boada ciudadanos
dignfsimos, sin otra mancha sin otra cupa
que la de militar en- nuestras flas.
FL plan es maquiav6Iico seguramente ha
sido ideado y urdido ALA en- las tenebrosidades
de las alturas
Es que los -temerosos de que Sc les
escape de entire las manos la preponderancia
de que distrutan, porque carecen de arraigo
gu la opinion, porque estan desacredItados
han de venir TERRA en- las primeras elecco
mes que Sc verlfquen, sempre que en- estas Sc
respete la ley no Sc viole nj Sc restrnja ell su-
iragio-esos n1enos, cuya labor funestisima es
harto conocids, quieren imponerse por la vic.
lencia y por ell terror.
Ia consigna Sc cumple.
Sc cumple porque para clio cuentan con
instrumentos d6cIes, alentados por la impuni-
dad de- que gozan con poicas que atropeIIan
, con jueces que prevarican.
Sc nos quiere barrer de los municipios,
de los juzgados municipales; Sc trata de su.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-05
Otra vez Ia TeVoIuci6n
EN- COLOMBIA

La revolucion cclombians ha surgido de
nuevo.
Lease ST no e siguiente parte Official eleva.
Do su gobierno por ell general en- iefe del eier.
cito conservador:
Hello aquf:
sRepdbca de Colombia, departsmento de
Bonvar.-Ejercito nacionsl, Estado mayor ge-
neral de las fnerzss de Sabanas, Maria la Bais,
Febrero Fl de 1901.-Sefor secretario de 90.
bierno guerra, encargado de la goberna-
con de Cartagena Anoche como q las sete
fuimos sorprendidos en- este campamente nor
mas de 500 hombres de Robles. Sc libr6 com.
bate terrible, hasta machete, que dur6 basta
cerca de Ia una. Ell enemigo no resistio el am :
pule tiereZa de nuestros soldados tuyo oue
retlrarse, dejando ell el campo mas de 60 in
dlvduos entire muertos herdos, bastantes
prisioneros y mas de 20 rifles In ndmero
considerable de pertrechos. De nuestra parte
tuVlmos 25 entire muertos heridos, contando.
Sc entire los primeros ell coronel Silverio Aran-
go, los tenientes coroneles Maxtmiiano Uribe
y Jesus Maria Echeverri y ofciaes. Heridos
el lntrascrlto evemente y 13 mas, que hemos
resuelto mandar esa con una comis6n para
que ALA sean atendidos.
Nosotros seguimos via Ia Hays poroue luz
gamos que sel enemgo piensa escaparse Dor
allf r
Precise es que las fuerzas de Mahstes
aVancen hasta encontrarse con nosotros yer
81 SO logra abatir capturar 4 los rebeIdes va
desconcertados
Esto es escrito Ia ligera. Despu6s dare
mas detalles' Su atento servldor Ell general
en- jefe RUBEN FERRER.0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-05
0tro esCandaIo
Mas sObre los jueces de Huma9ao

Sc dice por la capital que en- estos dias Sc
presentara una energica reclamation contra la
Corte de Distrito de Humacao.
he aquf ell caso
81 Tribunal de Justcia de San Juan ms
tancia de la casa mercantibFRITzE LUNT Ca,
decret6 un embargo de cuatro mil sacos de
azdcar pertenecientes los sefores VIADET
AGUERo de Naguabo, librapdo ell oportuno ex.
horto para su ejecucI6n q la Corte de Oriente.
Sc trab6 dicho embargo; pero ahora vene
el colmo de la mpericia-librenos Dos de de-
cir de la venalidad.-
solicltud del 9bogado de la casa Vt1det
ArgleSO, ell Tribuns de Humacao por ST v ante
ST, stropellando la jurisdiction los procedi-
mientos, levant6 el mencionado embargo los
400 sacos de a2dcsr Sc embarcaron para los
Estados Unidos.
6Podrfan los jueces de Humacao tomarse Ia
facultad de echar abaio un embargo decreta-
do por la Corte de Distrito de San Juan, cuan.
do solo obraban en- comislon de esta para eie-
cutarlo?
6NO han incurriio en- una infracci6n de
ley, que puede apareiar aguna responsible.
dad?
Doloroso es para nosotros traer dlarlamen.
to estas columnas tantas rregulardades que
p)nen en- evidencia la rectltud de los magis-
trados que constituyen ell Tribunal de Huma-
Gao.
81 no los conocieramos 81 no comprende.
semos que puedsn dellnquir por error, mas
nunca por manifesto maa fe entonces pon.
drfamos en- Ia plums los ap6strofes que mere
cen los que desdehln su honor J yenden 50
toga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-05

plantarnos en- todos los centros, para que de
esa suerte la obra sea mas fScil, hacedera Y
completa.
En- vista de esos planes, en vista de esos
propositos, nosotros no nos cansaremos de
aconselar nuestros amigos energia frmeza
lnquebrantables; serenidad y tacto,sin descen-
der las turbulencias calejeraS-a las cuales
uesclenden nuestros encsrnizados enemigos-
sino amparandose en- la ley en- ell derecho.
81 por desgracia queda la justicia escarne.
clda burlada; 81 todo So conjura contra nos
otros desaparecen las garantfas que en- TODD
pals culto defender escudan al ciudadano /;
81 la vida Sc hace impossible y SO repiten los ve-
jamenes, las tropefas, las iniquidades, solo nos
RESTRAIN dos caminos; ambos dolorosos Y iris
tes; pero ambos dignos rectos.
ell desterro voluntario, la expatrac6n ;
9 la fuerza contra la fuerza.
iNunca la sumisi6n humillante bochor-
nosa ante ell adyersario que nos ultraial
De todos los pueblos donde predominant
los federales recibimos q diario noticias de
abusos incalfcabes cometidos por los llama
dos garantir ell orden.
Arroyo, Morovls, Naranjto, Aguas Bue-
mas, Yabgcoa, Csyey, otros y otros muchos,
cuyaS repetidas quejas aparecen dfa tras dia
en- estaS Columns, atestiguan y compruebsn
cuanto decmos.
pueno es que los lntrlgantes, que por
bajo cNerda,s atreverse presentsr Ell rostrc,
han dado tamaha consigna, Sc apresuren
pronunclar la vaz de iALTo!, 81 no desean que,
colmada la medida, demasiado tirante ell arco,
estalle Sc rompa, sobrevinendo consecuen-
cias desastrosas que seremos los primeros en-
deplorar; pero que la fataidad y la l6gica de
los hechos han de imponer necesaramente.
No somos una tribu de ilotas.
Queremos ser-y 10 seremos-ciudadan
libres respetados.
iAbajo, pues, esa consigna nefanda, propia
dnicamente de los pueblos salvajes, concuca-
dores de la dignidad humana!