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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-19

Hawaii comes to the front IN a
newspaper dispatch praising the sa
preme Court decision. Evidently
they think they know what it means.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-19

A chain bracelet with locket one
day last week. Finder will retu il
to this office and receive reward.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-19

Mrs. Lease is going into New
York politics We are sorry for
New York.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-19
Discovered In LuzOn,
NEOGOLINE.

Cures skin diseases, ulcers, sores,
burns, bruises, pimples, black heads,
stings and bites of insects, animal
scratches, poison oak and all sorts Of
wounds
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-19
Sand for Sale.

People who want the very best
building sand will do we'll to call on
w. q. Anderson OF w. T. Wilson.
Those buying will be given full meas
ure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Sbin's republifaniiher StaatS-
Gnnhent.

Golumbus, g., 25. SSuni. -
Der bier tagenoe republitaniI4e
Stats gonpent ftellte 6eute etne
Ylattform auf pel9e Die PAilaDelz
p6ier Ylattform BON 1900 abermals
inbofirt, bic gfattonalz uno Stadtsz
Ibminiltration Bis in Die Puppen
lobt unb Die iiblichen betanntenP6raz
len uuf's 9leue bur9fuut. 8ouperz
neur Naib tpurbe auf's gteue 5unI
9ouperneur npmtnirt, lpG6reno
StuatsIenutor Garl q. 92ippert BON
6amilton GountD als Ganoioat
gum 8ice 8ouperneur auserpG6lt
purbe. Gum O6erri4ter nurbe S.
8. Brics nominirt, gum @eneralana
ipalt SSo6n M. S6eets (Oer 9egentpGrz
tige Snba6er Oe5 @mts), uno 5um
Staats S9aBmeiiter Siauc 9. Guz
meron. DIS partei emblem puroe
Der Qoler ausernd6lt. Der @onpent
fobgte in alien Stiiden ben 8eboten
6Qnna's, pel6er ben 8priiB fii5rte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Saslsr's, J8rpant & Stratton

@.arans.t 1864. SneOrporirt 1895.
Nas 36. gmuIfabr besinnf am e. Sept 1900.
IasfIafftn bas sanse Sabr.
MbenbfIafkn Dom 4. Cftober bis 1. april.
Sn s.tr.H Der gsr,aelidfe!t, aeitune. e:hrs
iraite, Standardization uns unferi1fssRurfus
tebt bietlbe obtnon RiAt in esniurrenI nit
anetrtn. ptri6nfi&tr nnterrt@t in
allen 3ntisen
Bebinqunoea
9aefdbuIe SO pro AbenofcbuIe So pro
Wcnaf. aQe Departez mpuat - SeIGrdnfte
ments einihlie6enb. Qu,aN Dom GtbiIern.
9elpbone: Gbsiapeate Rr. 22s6; Morplono Nr Cos
Senbet neeen &atalcs mad Qr. Q bis II, Rorbs
gbarlss:etrate. Baltimore. 9tb
Ginsans S5r. IL. (Nua2.2&s-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Carl Huffelrs 8tgami e.

prp5eb.
2onbon, 25. Sum-. - Die Surp
i'm Slo 8aileD @eri9t rei6te beute
cine 8isamie gntluee gegen Carl
GuheG Elm unb Der 3ecorber perfiinbez
te, baB Der Bro5eB Dor bem 9errenbauz
1e itattfinben perbe.
5erner iaete Der Recorber, bic bon
benz 2lngeflagten in ben Ser. Stuaten
erfungte S6eibung babe feline Giiltigz
felt in Grobbritunnien. Sin Gomite
bes 6errenbauies tpirb bemnGhit err
nannt perben, um 8orfe6rungen fir
ben prO5eB 5u treffen.
5ran3Dfii6es.
9oris, 25. Suni. - 0os Mrmeez
Gonlite bes Senats entI6ieb in Ieiner
heutigen SiBung gu @uniten Der Ser
obiebung Der Oienit5eit BEL Der SABINE
BON brei auf 5pei Sabre.
Ser Senat, als 6o6tri6unal taz
9enb, febte 6eute ben 8erratbspro5eB
9egen ben Marquis be Sur Saluces
fort unb pernobm ben General 3urlinz
ben, iotpie perI6ieDene anbere 3eugen.
Die 9lusfagen bra9ten nt9ts gleues
on's 2i9t.
M1ebr antif1erifaGer 4az
bau in Spanien
Ydm pelund, Spanien, 25. SUI
nj. - Ser l1mitanb, buB Elm Solbat
ba6ier CUR slbnabme feiner Wfiibe gez
5ipuneen tpurbe, pG6ren5 cine Subiz
lGums Yro5eiiton poriiber3Og, perurz
Ia9te einen bebenfli6en Gonflift 3piz
i6en einem Mob unb Der Bpli5ei. SGz
bel, 8niippel unb Steine bier1ten als
Waffen; bic gro5eifion purbe gez
fprengt, unb piele perIonen erlitten
i6tpere 8erlebungen, e6e es Der ppli5ei
eelung, bic 9fube ber3uitelen.
@elb It m 0 r b zines @irginiz i
ersauf bo Der see.
@lasg IN, @9ottlanb, 25. Suni.
- Ser gdpitGn bes aus Hetp Oprf
bier angefommenen Sumpfers sur
neIiia" BON Der rgn9or : 2inie" Be-
ri9tet, baB Ri4uro Dalfe, Elm Yafaz
sier, am 20. Sum- iiber 8oro iprang
unb ertrdnf.
NorfO1f, @u., 25. Sum-. = ai9.
Walfe mar bier pobnbaft unb elmer Der
befannteiten IntpGlte 8irginien's. Gr
lit Der 0ritte ieiner Samilie, tpel9er
binnen brei Sabren bur9 Selbitmoro
enbste, unb bat f4on bprber 5pei
SelbmorDperiu9e gema9t. Gommo=
bore Srurton's Wittipe lit feline
S9tpeit tier.
% 6 30 ailanb.
SIpren5, 25. Sum-. = &arbinal
Gibbons reiite beute bon bier na4
Mailanb ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
0e8rinbet 1900
Afex. 3romn & Sous,
4anfierS
init it, uuo auslansiden @f(dafs DtrbnSunsn,
benueem jcst ibr ebamoe saome Ode Der
Baltimore uno GabertStrabe.
Oepoffen

9epo6ten
perbn ngesen senomnn unb 3nen bab auf ufenbe ganz
@pe5ialzaan fir 0epoften auf 3e SiDIoenon eouz
pon Genten 3nn etc. bn in irseno nem Sbel Der SSelt
enfart 8imIen bOrn bOrs 5unsrn als 5ransferlz
runssz nana fir Gorporaionsn blor9sn Die &usz
aablung BON Coupons, Dipibenben ETC.
2Iitgfeoer Der ARtien-2s6r(e
Giaene 0rabperbnb1ng nit 8rotbsrs C 60, Iepz
orf Yblabepbia unb 8oon @usiIbrung Nutrasen gum
9nz 9erfou Mttn Oblaonn auf benl uno am
Nfdrttn Cine Muspal pouslfen Sturtatsn 1fes
9anb genbabn= Wunispa unb anoere Sb1gaOnen oerz
aussabt unb 9areben pemittt.
Ausfdmoi(6es @elo
qefaut unb perfauft 1ebermteuns 9b bur Inpeuns
per &abel unb Selesrapb /.s
esanf1ndnni(6e uno 2ei(e- -Greoit-2srete
unb internatiOnale Cheques passa snb enem Se Der
gBelt bernnbbar.
2le6erma6te BET 2erpa6runs @6lsationen, Aktten
tnb anberen Werbpapiern Sas gpDlbe IN unlerm neun
,santgebGube 1T ipesea fur bieen 3tped geetgnet
@erren Bromn S6p(eD e Comp, con0on.
Gprreippnbcnscu ertpmnibt Q7O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

ipenn bieie 8anbe taub ipGre fir alz
les. mas ibr ni9t in ben &ram pabt.
Sp altung unter ben Sc
noffen.
Gs setpinnt ben 2lni9sin, baB cine
ernite Spaltung Der Sosialbemofraz
ten beboritebt, berporgerufen bur6 bic
getbeilten 9lnii6ten iiber gbuarb
9ernitein's 2ebrsn bon Der prattiI9z
pplttif f9en 8etbdtieung Der Partei.-
Die raoitdl fp5ialiitif6e r2eip5iger
Sribiine" befiirportet bic usitpbung
8erntein's aus Der Yartet.
% al lberfee's 9eimreiie.
9raf Walberiee pirD uuf 1einer
Hiidfabrt BON Sftai fen nur nod Die
9dfen Singapore, Yort SdiO unb
Gibraltar beriibren unb bann in9amz
burg fanben. 8etrsffs zines offi3ielz
len Gmpfunges 1T mod ni6ts Sefiniz
tipes peretnbdrt iporben.
9r. 81 age bat ia 10 ie6r
re9t.
Die 6ultung bes amerifanii9en
@6aBamtsfefretGrs Gage gegeniiber
&ublanb pirb bier a1srieits BEL fGlltg
beurtbeilt. Snbem 9r. Sage auf
RuBlanb's Gtellungnabme in Der
3uderprdmien 5ruse nit gteprehaz
lien gegen setpiiTe ruiiiI9e prooufte
anttportete, banbelte er gang correft,
10 beibt es. Gr panbte auf Rublano
baielbe 9erfabren an, ipie auf anbere
2Gnber. WGre er anbers pprgeganz
gen, 70 ipiirbe er ii6 eben anoeren
2dnbern gegeniiber in's ltnre4t eez
ieBt haben.
5run5 Sofepb's b bmii de
Gei1e.
Die l1rtbeile Der Wiener YreiIe
iiber bic b0bmiI9e &eife bes 3aifers
Sran5 Soiepb iinb re9t iteptii9 gez
balten. Wobl lei Elm itarfer psrf0n<
li6er @rfolg 81 per5eihnen, uber eine
9(snberuns in Der politii6sn Sttuaz
tion lei peber bsrbeisefiibrt porOen,
nod gu er6offen.
9ulbigung Der 9alloren.
Die 6alloren beabfi9tigen, benz
&aiIer gelegentli9 Der fir ben Monut
guguit b. s. in 4usii4t genommenen
Gntbiilung bss 3aiier Wil6elmz
Senf1nals in 6alle a. b. g. cine 6ulz
bigung bar5ubringen. Die 9ulloren
tperben einen groBen 5eit5ug arrangtz
rem, BEL ipel6em Die Sbetlne6mer in
Der ultbiitorif9en Sra9t nit ben ibz
nen BON ben 80nigen bon Yreuben
perltebenen 6abnen, iopie auseeriiitet
nit ben alten S6nertern unb S9ilz
bern, pie lie i'm M}ittelalter gebrdu9=
li4 tparen, erlaetnen perben.
Smell bunbert Sabre ait.
sSn Gnns, g2ieber0frei6, bat bas
OragonerzHe9tment Bring Nlbredt
ppn preuben iein Observation-Disclosures
8eiteben eefeiert. @r5ber5pg 5ran5
Salbator bielt cine Der Gelegen6eit
angemeFene Hebe. Gs folgte elm iii
itorif6er 5eit5ug, beFen prGdtiee
@ruppen Die 5ablreih berbeigeitr0mte
Y}enge in groben Gntbuiiusmus perz
iebten.
@1ler1ei aus 9eutf9Ganb.
eSn 8rauben5, preuB. &egierungsz
Se5irf Marienperber, lit Der W}0roer
bes @efangenenz9lufieber 5auit, gluz
mems Stier, bingeri9tet tporben.
SSSn Mu9beburg 1T unter entiprez
denben 5eierli4feiten bas prd9tige
GutenbergzSentmal ent6iillt porben.
On bem impoianten yadel3uge Der
Stubenten Der uniperiitdt Bonn gu
Gbren bes 5iiriten 8ismard bat audi
&ronprin5 8ilbelm tbeilgenommen.
Ser bieiige 5lottenz9ltta6e ber8er.
Stadten, Commander W. s. 8ee6ler,
ntmmt auf beionbere gtnlabung Oes
&aifers an Der Hegutta She'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
q. S. Griffith e. Go,

Mr. AO3 unb 4O5. ChsSaltimoresg gfrase.
m.rben ibren aeiammten
0prrath bon 9eppiGen, Mabeln ,e.
auspsr,aufen MuEsn sas aons bis srul ]. SuIi
.Suulsn. i42Ilt- -S&Snl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

pon @eneauela, unb fein Sefretdr iinS
per6aftet porDen, neil lie Derlu4ten,
Dem 9eiebe 9eltung gu perl4afteu>
unter beFen 8ori4riften Die Ri4ter
perpfli6tet iinb, bic 9efdngniie gu bes
fuden unb iia gu iiber8eugen,, baB bic
@efan9enen ni6t bur4 pplitiibs
Mta9tbaber auf arbttrGre Weile bes
6anbelt tperben. 8rG1ibent 6ontaines
piiitirte i'm gintIange nit bieiem 8ez
iebe bic @efdngniiIe gu Garacas unn
fanb bort iiber 40 Berionen, ipel6e obs
ne 9runb uno pbne Intlage beretts
BON flint Sagen bis gu 16 M}onater
eingeterfert paren. @r oronete etna
l1nteriu9ung unb Die iofprtige Gnts
lai1ung etli6er Der @efungenen an.
8eneral Gaitro, Der prOpiiorif6e prdz
iibent Der Gepublif, CAB iofort 8egens
befebl unb lieB ben Sberri4ter ielblr
ms 8efdn9niB lperfen. Ser Tprfdu
bat einen peinli4en @inbrut gema9t.
Som Yaul | 4i6te tetneu
Sran5. t.
q m ter 5 a m, 25. SUM. = Wfit4
elieOer bef llngebung pes Prdilpenz
ten gauI Sriiger itellen ben na4 BEN
Ser. Staaten getabelten Seri6t, oaB
0r. &riiger einen 8ran5 dbgeihIdt
babe, lpel9er auf Den Sarg 2(oelbert
g. 9aD's, friiberen ameritanii4en
&oniuls gu Yretoria, gele9t meroen
iple, in 9(brebe.
9lmiiftren 81 lid.
G6riitiania, %. Sum-. - Did
Sffi5iere unb Mann16aften bes ame4
rifaniI6en S6ulf6iffes r9urtforo"
niiBen Die @elegenbeit ibres bieiigert
8eiu6eS, iiA gu amiiiiren, nah beIten
&rGften aus. Der bieiige ameritant4
i9e @eneralfoniul 8orbepi9 CAB ben
Sffi5ieren geitern 5u6olmestolten ein
Diner nit nadfplgenber autf4en4
fabrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Gubanrr iilgen fidJ.

5apanu %, Suni. = Die repuz
blifuniI9e unb rationale Partei bd=
ben ibre 3uitimmung 3um Plattz
2(menbement gu ertennen gegeben, Die
rationale Yartei aIlerOings nit ber
GinI6rGnfung, baB tie Tpdter ale gez
IeBli6en W2ittel aufbieten pirD, nm
bic 9(ufbebung bes 9lmenDement5 Aerz
bei5ufii6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Sprtibritt!

lautet Die 2oune Der g8,t. Der nimm:r rasnoe
Meni6tnaeiit pulott t,in.n st;Gitano. abcr tros=
osm bduot oieitn ielbsn M.uitsn uu6 elm: .dbmsHos
5rdabsit On. 0usbs iib su olm Gorti3ritt in epgsn
99ioerlprub icbt Gin auifdlecs Seiipi. BON oit=
lem aampi, lisicrt pie @5ei6i6ts Der Mdotln itit
brr Griinouua BON Or. Silsbce's btriibmtsm so.ilz
mittel fir 6dmurrbootn: Nnafsfis. Rod immer
lafsn nd Die on sodntorrbpioen 9sotuben pon as=
ip;Henlol.n Cuadialb,ru iottru, pdbrsuo slnuftiis
iidber pauernoe Seiirna brinot. Yrobsn toitenfrsi
periaust BON %. RsulatOtsr &c.. 9or 3il6, Tetp=
9Jrt. Wpl ri Gr, 5&N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Cine perungliid ii dte Qrtilz
Ierie uebung.

" II 7 Ut u u y u u e " i
lerie uebung.
2onbon, 25. Sum-. - WG6renb
elmer beute auf Der Sniel 8ig6t itattz
qefunoenen Nrtillerie : S9ieBii6ung
BART Elm @eI9iib, po6ei Gupitdn u.
Sc Ne. Bran, ioipie Elm Solbat gez
t0otet unb a6t anbere Solbaten per=
fpunoet purben. Orei Der 2ebteren
iinb niat gu retten. Sberlt 5. I.Riz
ron erlitt cine lei9te 8erleBung.
Sapanefii9es Sorpeb D.
boot untergegangen.
Yoto + a m a, 25. Sum-. = @elez
gentli6 Der japdnefiI6en Slottenmaz
nODer on Der &iiite Der Sniel Siuz
iima collibirten beute brei 'Sorpeooz
bppte uno ems berieG6en ging unter.
Mebrere WfenI9en ertrunten Ddb,t.
Srauriee &e6 ts 3 II It a n b.
in 8ene3uela.
Dillemfab Sniel Curacao.
syreitag, ben a. Suni. = Or. Scopes
Tpntaines, prdiioent bes SbergsriAts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

gelegenbeit gu interefiirenuno bielelbs
iei iofpeit sebieben, baB f4on EN-
glei6loutenbes Gunbi6reiben an DIE
europdif9en 90fe geianbt porosn lei,
in tpel6em 8ori9ldge gu benz gepa9z
ten gnbe gema9t tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

0eutf9lano ion pirfli9 einen Ser
mittelunssperfu6 semuat ha6en.
-9obe Gbren fir unieren Sprez
4er 5enberfon in 2onbpn. - gr
ipurbe iogar Dem aDnig goparb
Dprgeitelt. = Die aufgelOte Ser
lobung bes Srls. 8tpiun Sartoz
rig. gnfeltn bes prdiioenten
Grant, nit 4r9ibulb 8alfour. =
Ser 3ollfrieg nit &ublanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

BARLEY 6 a It, &upfolonie, 25.
Sum-. - General Soude's spei 8oez
rem Commands iinb ii6er Glen @1z
monb binaus, ettpa 10 Meilen fiibDitz
li6 BON llinal Nortb, pDrgeriidt. Die
8orpoiten Der 8rtten unb 8oeren baz
ben S9iiiie feds Metlen BON bier aus
getaui6t. Ollie 2pfal @ertbeibi=
gungsmanni4aften iinb mobiliiirt
iporben.
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8oeren ii BEN 8ergeltun n g

" y q " 3
&apitobt, 25. SUM-. - ssSacobus
8otba, Mitglteb Der Sap 2egislatur
fir 9llitpa1 Nortb, lit BON ben 8oeren
gefangen genpmmen unb Dffentlib
burdeepeitfdt ipprben. 9ie 8oeren buz
ben au6 gotbo's 6uus niebergez
brannt. DIS @runb fir lire 6anb=
lungspeiie ie tpiro oneegeben, baB 3d.
tia fir bic 9o4perratbsbiG ftimmte.
Gin 91uffe iiber bie0e6r
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08

thcn valuable. set out an orchard Of
fcur hundred Iree& last fail. consisting Of
anpIeS peaches and pears. I ca them
down 10 tWCAty four inches when l plant
ot1 them. They have made a growth Of
from twelve 10 tWCnjy-fcur inches the
past season, viii you please give ne
instructions for cutting them back this
fail, Should apples. peaches and pears be
pruned alike? If not please give insfruc-
tlDns for each. The land is rather thin
| ~OWcd II in peas this year" As our
"orrcaponden; is rot far from the expert
mcnt farm, We have written him that it
would he better for him to come and let
uS show him just what We are going to
a. with cur apple. peach and pear trees
planted al the same time his were. for
II Is far easier 10 show one Just how. 70
% II with The tree before him that to
tell in 4 letter. But as there are doubt
les others Who have Young trees in their
second year it may also be we'll to give
some details here. Your trees We're
headed back all right but I understand
from what you say that you s0wcd peas
al once in the orchard in the spring We
would not have done thai. Il would
have been Better E0r The lrees 20 have
cultivated them in some crop the frst
season ana tc have sovtn the peas about
tHn Erat Of July af5Cr the -groWgh for the
season was completed. Then there would
have been no check TO the growth. The
peas soWn in the spring Will take much
needed moisture from the treas. We
bad cur lily plantation between the trees.
IHo wore dug in July and We had i'll
tended tie MO have sOWn peas. bur were
prevented by IiTtUmS tanCeS NOT necessary
{" state here, and planted them IN sweet
potatoes. our trees have made a fine
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08


from the f"'f cof.:'f~ an" brought
their love ami their rat3on~ with them.
New York hIouo-ht u huge box Of. de-
,.,,,ot;,,,,. rl.r tba r,,,.;.+,.,... ,,... J.
was b'd''I' III "tHohd "'~1TIn'Ioh'
Dolls Of sink and >ltin and paper, all
,.ttIn,, q with uIi1tp? mo, .>nann.It1 Ii-tlf.
. .t. ...,.i
"'0 - -"
by threads "f lnNIs'hIe rubber, golden
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTES OF THE FARM
By w. F. MASSEY, Of A. & M College.


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ViP' VIII tel me FARMER no" l." Gu up
"i "SIVIii'o9t s'a'le Ill"""I" III 'oi i'S
,I6'1' 'lor1S as me as poNus' ry tll' use
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rounds ard recinas thu, r,afo the conn.,
pound worth less than is nriginal mate-
~ia!s would he saI,7rotn1,- W. e,In,~oso
that peonIe have p perfect RIGHT 10 ,vac+e
their money + they see fit and farmers
..apr1 e. 10 NOR, incrirod 70 f.nv . nix, j.,
lar than almost anv. other class Of the
community. and the mon who live -. thn;1
wire ara fu1l, acaI,ai,;ed with +hi, ,oo,,
The times., 1901-03-17
CHANGING THE RoADBED.
The baltimore and Ohio Making I'm
prOvements i'm Maryland,

ROCkVlLLE, Nd. March IA corps
Of civil engineers Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad is .uow at work between
Boyds and DicE<erson, this county. sur
veying for new roadbed to eliminate
the eight or ten sharp curves between
these two points. and also to get an
easier grade for heavy trains. a double
track is probable between Gaithersburg
and Point of Rocks, a distance of twenty
two miles. Several large bridges will
have to be built, it is said One is to be
constructed over Big Monccacy, which
viii be AT least Thousand feet long
The March jury term Of the Circuit
Court for Montgomery county will begin
at this place on Monday. An unusual
thing in connection with the jury Of this
term is that not one of the panel drawn
has been excused. The docket shows the
following cases. Criminals, 7S; rScogni-
zances 81; appeals, %: trials l03; foreign
trials ?; judciais, Il. appearances, %.
The Great Falls Power Company, it is
announced, will proceed at once To util-
iZc the water at the Great Falls, this
county for the production of electricity.
This work will neceSsitate an expenditure
of 5000 G00 McsSrs- Crosby and Leib,
who arc identified with the electric rail
WAY interests in the District Of COlum-
bia and this county, control the stock
Of the power company. and 1t is thought
here that the roads viii be operated by
the power furnished by the company.
The times., 1901-03-17
NEWPORT ESTATE TO BE SOLD
seth Low to Dispose of Property
Left by His Father.

NEWPORT, r l.. March 16.-Seth Low,
President Of Columbia College, does not
like Newport, despite the fact that his
father. A. A Low and his uncle, Josiah
Low, Of Brooklyn, owned adjoising es-
tatos near Castle Hin, at the entrance TO
Ncwport's beautiful harbor President
Low WIFI sell Sunset Ridge bequeathed
to him by his father but which he has
never occupied. at public auction in New
York, April Il. The estate comprises fine
house, eleven and a half acres OF land, eX-
tending from Ridgs Road to the water
front, a porter's lodge, greenhouses and
vineyard. stable, etc.
President Low is so desirOus of dispesing
Of his fathers inheritance-one of the
most eligible estates In Newport-that he
STIMULATES that 50 per cent Of the purchase
money can remain on mortgage at the rate
of per cent. The estate is taxed for $50
900
Mrs Charles Wheeler, Of Philadelphia,
mother Of Countess Poppenhelm, has sold
her estate on Eustis Avenue near the
beach. consisting of la'ge plot Of land,
together with two dwelling houses and
stables TO George Peabody Eustis. Mr..
EuSts has occupied one Of the houses for
the past three seasons; the other Is rented
10 Robert Newton Shaw. of New York for
next season. The estate IS taxed for $40 -
100
The times., 1901-03-17
GRADUATE CLUB MEETING.
Quarterly Gathering of Former 90.
Jumbian University Students.

The Graduate Club Of the Columbian
University, consisting Of graduate stud
ents OF the academic department held its
quarterly meeting in the Post Graduate
Han or tile university last night There
were many members present J. W. HoI-
coInbe. the president Of the club occupied
the chair. and Lila Taylor, the secretary.
had charge of the records
After the transaction of routine mat
ters. G. Hyde and PercivaI Hail. the
delegates Of the club 10 the confederation
of graduate clubs, which met at philadel-
phia last December. reported that il was
decided at that meeting TO hold the con
veutjon this year 1T Columbian Uuiver-
slty. OF this city, under the auspices of its
graduate club. The report was received
with general satisfaction.
a programme consisting OF musical and
ol last night Among those who contrib
uted toward the evening $ entertainment
were. Miss Grace Ros., who gave several
recitations. William J. Hamilton. with a
number OF vocal selections. Miss NAV
Gannrt, VINO ia very accomplished style
sang the beautiful Scotch ballad. NV
Home IS Where the Heather Blooms: -
Miss Aida Doyle, piano accompan st. who
also rendered several solos. Refreshments
were served.
The committoe which had charge of the
programme consisted Of Miss Clara I'm
ton. Chairman. Miss Lila Taylor. Sccre-
tary: W. y. Faulkner, Treasi,-er and J.
W, Holcomb President ex-otlcio