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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-10-09
An Open Letter.
To the Electors CT Cavalier County,

Having again been nominated for the
Office of States Attorney desire hereby
to express my gratitude and to solicit
Your vote and influence at the coming
election. to be held on November 4th.
tel II TO be hu, far to myself, and
my courteous duty TO you to write you
p4rsor:i,y at This ume III view OF he fact
maj shall i,e unable during the neXt
few weeks to- make snch q personal can.
yoss uf he. county rs I wnull llkA for the
,.;,snn bat in he Discharge OF my duty
as ,,nlr Or. sent States Attorney. L am
Obliged to I,e absent from The County tor
,,,.. next tao weeks in the preparation
uu.l argument before the Supreme Court
50, bismarck of the Barry murder case,
o,.r,s,pg d-sendant's application for
ll-w trial
trust tina, he discharge OF my duty
in THAT behalf will be II your Judgment
sufficient excuse for my inability to
mike such "a personal canvass OF the
county as would otherwise be pleased
to make. aud hat You Will once more
honor me. rs in the past, with your hearty
support and influence
have the honor to be your obedient
servant.
w. 3. DICKSON.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-10-09

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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-10-09

Who will trade high grade cultivated,
mr. wild prairie Manitoba or Asslnlb0la
lands for farms in Cavalier county. We
will take aud give at the market price
Land Department, Gordon &Lamb.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
AN INTERESTING VENTURE.
Modern railroading has ind,

Modern railroading has indeed made
marvellous progress in the past few
years. but the latest and most note
worthy achievement is the new ar
rangement which goes into effect or
May 1S, whereby the New Jersey Cen
tral and Philadelphia and Reading
Railway will have train between New
York and Philadelphia every hour II
the day from a. m. to 6 y. m, inclu
sive, daily except Sunday.
Trains will leave either on the ever
hour and run direct to Reading termi
nal, an this service will be in addi
tion to the Royal Blue service. New
equipment, both coaches and locomo
tives will be used, and with new par
lor cars attached to every train no bet
ter service will be in operation on any
railroad. go. !
The road for the whole distance be-
tween New York and Philadelphia ha.
been greatly improved. New and heav
ier rails having been put in place .ant
quantities of trap-rock ballast is also
being used
Every train Is a quick one, and sew
eral will make two hours running
time between the two cities. An i'm
portant feature easily remembered /.
a train every hour on the even houl
between New York and Philadelphia
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
ALL OF ONE SPECIES,
No Difference Between Tubercle Ba'
Gill In Man and Cattle.

Berlin, May 1.-Advance sheets Of
Professor Behring's Forthcoming book
on tuberculosis In cattle were avail
able here yesterday. From these
sheets 1t Is seen that In his book the
professor details the results Of six
year Investigations at Marburg, where
! he was assisted by Drs. Ruppel and
ROemer. 4"
Professor Behring afiirms that tuber.
culosis In man and cattle is propagated
by Identical bacllli, and that the seem.
ing differences between the human and
the cattle bacilli result from the ca
paclty of the bacllli to accommodate
themselves to the organism in which
they live. The writer explains the
process by which lie reaches the con-
clusion that, chemically and physlo-
logically, the tubercle bacilll In man and
cattle are of the same species.
= Professor Behring says he has sue
cessfiIlly infected cattle with virus from
humans, producing thereby fatal ami.
mar tuberculosis. He also says he Ia 8
. discovered II method to render cattle i'm.
mune against tuberculosis, which is
done by! !vaccinating the cattle when
they are young. This he declares TO
be his greatest discovery, and says the
method Is In use Oh farms at Marburg.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
ENOUGH YARN ON HAND.
American Woolen Company viii 500
Have over 10000 Employees Idle.

Providence, May Am unlocked fol
development IN the affairs of the Amer
lean WOOlen company in connection
with the strike of weavcrs In IL Of 1t.
mills came yesterday, when IN order
was issued to gradually close TIE yarn
making departments In the Olneyvillt
mills. Over 1000 hands will soon III
thrown cut of employment.
AS the result Of the closing "f Il Lum
Der of mills in other cities due to the
strike, the necessity for Keeping thu
full-cnpncity production Of yarns in
force hi the Olneyville mills has censcd
Since the re-opening IF the mills at the
time of the raising of the lockout
which mnrked the beginning of the gen
eral strike Of weavers AGAINST the
dOuble-l0om weaving of fancy wor
steds, the yarn-prcducing departments
have been r,ln at full capacity. Under
the new orders, only sufficient yarn viii
be made to run the 800 looms which
the local ma nagcrs say arc in operation
In the several Olneyyille mills,
Nearly 10000 persons are lille as di
rect result of the strike and there is nc
prospect of an early settlement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
Sympathy RfinS Wasted.

rIattsldrgs \, ~ My 1.-Many
sympathetic letters are received at
Clinton: prison, >, each lily Addressed 10
tie thres .HanWorlner boys, who, 4! ne
confinedin the death house there uitddr
sentence of death for the murder Of
their uncle. Peter Hallen9sGk~ Nine
tenths 6fstheik are pdihed, bywomcp
A few contained pEsposals sbf' assa T.
riage and others are requests to eS
change, photographs. Not one .ofsslieb
is delivered to the young men,. W,
p Troubles, Not Yet settled, ~ ~
New York, May 1.-.After spending
two entire, days ,in,an endeavor to.u 4
rive ut a settlement Of ejrtiifferthces
the opera tors and representa- tivee :of
the United Nine Workers OF Aniericd
who were brought together BY the gSpt
Offices of the National Civic Ftderyilon
have again referred their, troubles. ia
the. committee on. cOncilint tian ef:that
body. This statement was given. xaIt
but nOt.a scrap of 'otheia or artheiiti,
information was Obtainabfe' to SHOW
what progress, If any, had been mad,
towards a settlement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
BEAUTY SPOTS in NEW ENGLAND.


:. At this season of the year many
people are making plans for their sum.
mer vacation. Some will return to
their old haunts while others will seek
new resorts. '
-. For SCENIC. beauty Northern New
England has no equal, and one unac-
"quainted with this section in detail
will gain much information as to the
topography and beautiful views OBJ
'ta1ned from various points by perus.
al OF the numerous pictures published
:. by the Boston & Maine railroad. They
are issued In five portfolios made up
wholly of half tone reproductions of
suita BILE size to show up the scenery
to proper advantage: Each book con.
tains 80 or more scenes and cover
mountains, seashore. lakes, rivers and
historic spots, and are mailed upon
receipt Of six cents for each book. A
catalogue, ,of, descriptive literature GOV,
ering the various sections of New Eng.
land will be mailed free by the Pas.
senger Department, Boston & Maine
Railroad, Boston.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
, JOB Work.
-Suou A.
POSTERS. HANDBILLS,
BILL HEADS, LBTTKH
XDAD0, CIROULADA
ENVELOPES,
CARDS. BTA
Done 0t This on)oO.
1r1o0O away Down


Maine railroad in Lawrence. Ills
right leg was severed ut the ankle
and the left foot was crushed.
Mayor Dimon OF Lowell, Mass, In
critical condition.
Forest fire at Falmouth, Mass.
threatening summer cottages.
Fears that building trades of New
York are on eve OF a general strike.
Ashes OF Capt, Fowler, the well
known Boston pilot, scattered at sea
with simple ceremonies.
Locomotiv. blows up at Dover. N.
j.; train derailed and engineer and
fireman killed.
Decision Of a Philadelphia justice
deals American baseball league hard
blow; permanent injunctions In case
of Lajoie, Bernhard and Frasier.
Colombia objects to Minister Charles
B. Hart, and he will not be retained
at BOgota.
German steamship lines preparing
@ form pool.
Bones of a man found In ruins OF
q burned barn at Milo. Me.
II. G. SQuiers will undoubtedly be
our first minister to Cuba.
Sergt. Tucker of Chelsea appointed
chief of police of Everett. Mass.
Ninety dyers employed by BigelOw
Garnet company at Clinton, Mass,
strike.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
SATURDAY
April 26, 1902.

Vandals cverturn and break many
gravestones in cemetery at South
Nashua, N. H.
Statue of Commodore Perkins un.
veiled at Concord, N. H.
Charles w. Wilson held for grand
jury at Portland, Me-. on charge of
l.aving murdered his wife,
The omnibus public buildings bill
will be introduced into congress-.
Minority in congress will be allowed
voice in investigating ownership of
Cuban sugar crop.
A Geneva bank said to have lost
$S,000,000 by wild speculation.
Boston woman says DR.. Cronin' 8
murderer is living in Boston.
John w. Ketcham found guilty on
two counts at Rutland, Vt.
Senator Carmack assails Gen. Fun.
ton with vigor.
About 100 employees of the Vermont
marble works at Rutland are on strike.
Notices have been posted at the
Nashua IN. H. Manufacturing com.
pany's plant, stating that 800 looms in
the mills are to be stopped soon. About
$50 operatives will be thrown out of
employment. Over-production is given
as the cause.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
THURSDAY,
May I, 1902.

Secretary Root returns from Cuba
| and announces evacuation date as May
20
The Rock Island railroad secures IN
entrance INTO st. Louis.
Harvard seniors will appear in caps
and gowns.
Secretary Long closes his official
career as head of navy department.
Filipino witnesses not to be sum-
moned to testify before state commit
tee on Philippines.
Thomas Byrnes likely to resume
charge at police headquarters in New
York City.
Stockholders of all lines but one
agree to Morgan's steamship merger.
Agricultural bill passed by the ma
tional house.
The United States to ask for release
of officers of the Chicago as an act uf
grace.
w. B. Dickey loses his place as con-
sui at Callao, Peru.
Rear Admiral Crowninshield hoists
his flag on the Illinois, and the battle
ship sails for England.
Situation in Santo Domingo Is be-
lived to he serious.
A Chicago man offers to wager half
a million with New York broker on
toss of coin.
Senators consider success Of Platt
substitute reciprocity bill assured.
Selection of White to succeed Geo.
l.. Won Meyer as ambassador to Italy
said to have inspired attack on Gen.
Smith. .|..
Troops declared not to blame for
military cruelties in me Philippines.
Challenge received from English
Lawn Tennis association for an inter-
national tourney.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
NEWS OF THE week.
FRIDAY,

| FRIDAY, April 20, 1SO2.
Skeleton dug up In back yard of GIL
fremont street. near Newton.
Historian Maclay tones dawn his
narrative Of naval movements about
Cuba.
George s. Morrison of canal commits.
sion tells of advantages Of Panama
route.
State Senate passes bill to tax un-
derground conduits, pipes and wires.
Collision in Boston harbor between
fishing schooner and steamer.
Two men badly injured by collapse
of walls in West End building, Bos-
ton.
Fierce forest fire burns over 1000
acres In Clinton, Mass.
Secretary and Mrs. Long give cab.
met dinner on board the Dolphin.
Presldent-elect Estrada Palma ar.
rives at his home in Cuba.
Mayor of Pompton. N. j., issues a
proclamation regarding the Eta Odell
mystery.
Indiana Republicans indorse protec.
tion and the god standard.
Revolt on government bench in
house of commons over detention Of
an editor in South Africa.
Moros in MindanaO are said to be
giving II.
One Of the new warships will be
built at Charle3town, Mass.
Foreign powers agree to evacuate
Tientsin, but United States may object
to terms.
Court martial of General Smith be-
gins today at Manila.
President Roosevelt may send spe-
cial message to congress again invit-
ing attention to the desirability of con-
structing an isthmian canal
The national house sends the oleo
margarine bill to conference.
James crosby and his daughter
drowned by the overturning of a canoe
at Bangor. Me.
Boston jewellers object to police
mandate to take out Junk dealers"
licenses
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
But Few saloon CHANCES.

Boston, May 1.-The license year for
Boston, in common with the cities and
towns of the state voting "yes," begun
today. The changes here are not
many, several small hotels failing to
get the necessary parchment and few
saloons closing through inability of the
proprietors to pay the fees demanded.
Some social clubs which have come in
for attention the past year have been
refused licenses.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
NEWSY CLEANlNcS.

Kansas banks have $s7,0OO,OOO on
deposit. I.
Revenue collections during March
amounted to SCI 1.227. .535.
The shipyards of the Pacific Coast
are at work on scores Of vessels.
The Philippine Islands will be rep
resented at the st. Louis fair.
The strike of dock laborers at ports
In Denmark now includes 5000 men.
The English Tobacco Trust has
planned a vigorous campaign in the
South. .i :
Germany has invited America to
send three army officers to the maneu-
vers next fall.
Secretary Root has arranged to main
tain a light in the Statue of Liberty,
In New York Harbor. :
Archdeacon Wilherforce is holding
smoking church services" in West.
minister Abbey, London.
A number Of Japanese officers ac
cused of lootipg during the operations
in China are to be tried by court
martial. -.,,.
Fifty pounds worth of games, In
Guiding football, cricket. and ping pong
sets, nave been dispatched to CeylOn
from London, for the Boer prisoners.
The warden Of the State Prison al
Kansas has written to New YorI
City firm asking 1t to forward a hang
mans rope to be used at an early exc
cution.
The Holland Submarine Boat Com.
pany has been notified by the British
Admiralty that one OF Its submarine
torpedo boats has been accepted by
the British Navy. ||.
The Municipal Council Of Havana
Cuba, has decided to issue new loan
of $2S,OO0.0OO for the purpose OF re.
deeming the first and secOnd-mOrtgage &c
bonds of the city. to take up the float.
Ing debt and to provide money for the
payment Of the city sewer and paw.
ins contracts. : .HS
York county (Me) bar committe.
will refer case of Lawyer Hovey Of
Biddeford to the county attorney 10,
disbarment proceedings.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03

MedfOrd. Mass, May 1.-NOtwith-
standing the attempted kidnapping Of
President Woods of Tufts sophomore
class and the many plans on the part
of the freshmen to break mp the sopho-
more's banquet. the latter. dined last
evening at the Woodland Park Hotel
In Auburndale. as originally planned
Early In the afternoon tire "sophs" be-
gan TO leave as quietly as possible. No
one outsidelof the 'ch,ss knew. where.
they were going, and 1t was late last;
night before the freshmen learned that
1904 had dined at the Woodland Park.
All the members of the class were pres.
ent. g.. .....r 3.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
Won't Die In Prison.

Augusta, Me-, May 1.-At the session
Of the governor and council yesterday
w. II. LOoney appeared in behalf Of
pardon for Asa Archibald, serving
13 months sentence for breaking n
store and ealing So worth of tobacco.
I.ooney stated that Archibald was dy-
ing with pulmonary consumption. In
executive session the pardon was
recommended and Governor Hill I'M
mediately signed the pardon papers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
King Oscar Of Sweden possesses Q
medal for life saving.

King Oscar Of Sweden possesses Q
medal for life saving.
Mayor Crane. of Denver. Col, has
invented rotary Ore-wOrking machine
for use in the gold mines. ..f.r-.
w. w. Astor has given 100000 to
endow those professorships In the Uni.
versity College of London which are
to-day without endowment.
Jacob A. Riis has declared that he
would decline the position Of Governor
of the Danish West Indies unless Pres
ident Roosevelt strongly insists upon
his acceptance. ..
pen with which 7. B. Reed, when
Speaker Of the House Of Represents.
tives, attested the passage Of the Nc
Kinley Tariff act
Gong Gee, Chinaman, who is
practical electrician, graduated from
the Po.tland (Ore.) Technical School,
Is writing book on electricity In the
Chinese language.
Sir Henry Strong, Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of Canada. has no.
titled the Department Of Justice that
he wishes to retire in September. JUS
tice Taschereau will be promoted to
the Chief Justlceship. i..-
DR.. Heyman. Mr.. Kruger's physician.
enters an emphatic denial that the for
mer President of the Transvaal Repub.
lie Is not in good health. The physt
clan says that Mr.. Kruger Is very well
despite his advanced age. l.l
Colonel John Mosby, the leader Of
one Of tie most important Confeder-
ate cavalry commands during the Civil
War, Is In Government service In Colo.
rado, charged with preventing the pri.
vate inclUsure Of public lands.
Professor James Parker Hall, a..
sociate professor of law at Stanford
University, has rendered bis resigna.
Hon to the trustees. He will 60 to
Chicago University, where he will hold
a full professorship in the new depart.
ment Of law that will be opened there
next October. -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
. sueeess,uI aw,r.,sss Exuerln,ents.

. NORFOLK, May, Professor , 'Fessen,
'idtAi, fhe' 'ihytiht6f' ana developer of the.
.'new'systehi Of wirefess telegiHphy. Will
I'm future trecsive and transmit all his
government business Oypr the wireless
telegistpb from. Roa nuke fshlnd to Cape
sHatteras aud thence by direct govern
ment wire to Norfolk and Washington.
This decision is considered abundant
proofsa Of sthe succesfal tsrHHIation of
the experiments with the system.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
Submitted Themselves to Law.

Rome, May IA representative of
rhe Associated Press has been in
iQrmed at the foreign office that Mr..
Meyer, the United States ambassador
lere has not demanded the release Of
he imprisoned officers of the cruiser
Chicago and that the latter. by their
ippeal from the sentence Of the court.
.'late submitted themselves to the
italian law. 1t rs believed Mt the for
,ign office that any diplomatic action
IN this matter would be out of place
while the question remained under the
consideration of the Italian court.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
WEDN e SDAY,
April 80, 1902.

Big combination Of meat packers
said to be under consideration.
Four persons killed and many in
jured in railroad wreck In Missouri.
Consul.Ge William M. Osborne
dies in England.
President favors the nomination ~
Ma. Gen. Brooke for governor OF
Pennsylvania.
Washington delegation coming to
Boston to consider re.establishment pf
air mail tubes.
The national senate spends further
time on the Philippines government
bill.
New Haven, Conn.,, man claims
somebody Is trying to poison him.
Death of Wulf C. j. Fries, Boston's
oldest 'cellist.
M. Hughes lie Roux says Dreyfus
confessed his guilt of several charges
against him.
Window in memory OF Cornelius
Vanderbilt placed in Trinity church.
newport, r. I.
The house passes the omnibus pub
lie buildings bill.
Six men injured by explosion on the
submarine boat Fult N.
Eight persons kill d and 81 injured
by tornado in Texas.
Conditions of evacuation OF Manchu-
ria; Russia vindicated.
Verdict against the Hastings Lum-
her company set aside by United
States circuit court OF appeals.
Pietro De Angels of Oak street.
Johnston, r. L.. was probably fatally
injured at the Eddy street (Provi-
dence) power house of the Union rail-
"oad by the blowing off of cap.which
caused him to be horribly scalded.
Two other men were scalded, but not
seriously. a. the same power houss in
the morning.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03

The butter corner" which bade
fair to rival the beef trust as to prices
and so alarmed the consumers seems
to have collapsed as quotations have
experienced decided drop. Notwith.
standing the talk that people are TAX.
ing to a vegetarian diet owing to the
prohibitive price Of meats the market
men claim there is no increase in tho
trade in truck. Some native rhubarb
Is now in the market.
BUTTER-Freer and lower
Northwestern creamery, 27@2Sc;
western creamery, 26@27c; northern
dairy, 2G@27c; imitation creamery, no
Offering; ladle packed, no Offering.
CHESEE-Firm.
Northern twins, 13 1.2c; western
flats, 13c.
EGGS-Lower.
Fresh hennery, per doz, $20@21t?
fresh eastern, per doz, 1Sc; fresh west
ern, II 1-2c.
DEANS-Choice hand-picked pea,
sl.60@1.7O; yellow eye. $2.2OQ2.25i
red kidney, S205@2.1O.
PEAS-Choice white, $1.4001.5o;
green, $1.55@1.G0.
POULTRY AND GAME-Turkeys
good, 2Oc lb; westerns. 2Oc lb; Yer.
monts, 25c lb; chickens, 20@33c; ma
tive chickens, 33c lb; fowl, 16@1S
ID; geese, 1S@2Oc lb; ducks, 20@18e
lb; capons. 3Oc lb: squads, $3.50 doz;
rgeCna, $26D2.ao doZ: red head duck,
$3.50 pair; brant $3.50 pair; canvas
beck ''"cks. sf a pair: grouse, $3.50
pair; plover, $3.50@4 doz; snipe, $3.50
Guz; reed BIRDS. 5Oc dOz; quail, "a dOz.
FRUIT-Jamaica oranges, 40c doz;
Florida oranges, 6O@7Oc doz; lemons,
25c doz; grape fruit, $1@3 doz; as
"""""us, 50@6Oc bunch; pineapples.
40@G0c apiece; apples, 75c@1 peck,
au"wuerrIes, 4U@60c box.
HAY-Firm. Per ton, $1,000; low
err grades, $1211S. Rye straw at $160
II per ton; oat straw, $11@12.
SEED-Firm. Timothy, per bu, $40
@3.5O; clover. 10 1-2Q11c per lb; red
top, western. 50-lb sack. $3.50; Jersey,
$3.50; red top, recleaned, per lb, 110
II 1-2c.
POTATOES-Good demand. Aroos
took hebrons, per bu, 93@95c; do
Green Mts, 95@9Sc; do rose, S5c@$1;
Dakota reds, S3@S5c; Chenansoes,
more. Sweet potatoes. Jersey, per bbl
$4.50@5
TRUCK-Beets, per bu, $1.50; cab
bages, native, per Dbl, $1.75; native
cu6umbers. per 100. s4@6.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
AiIsaed Graveyard Insurance.

Troy, n. Y, Mhy, ,1.L1'bs Mutual Re
serve Fund sItife association has dis
covered what it claims to be n syste-
matte attempt to defrapd the company.
The mtthoda pursued; oifhe" company
cla Inns, .was to .get,la perfectly healthy
person to represent q persap IN III
health. Tie discovery was made when
. policy for $1,000 was presented for
payment; 'rhe company Investigated
and refused to make the'payment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
Congressman Charged With Assault.

Washington, May 1.-COngressman
Butler of Missouri is. made the de-
.fendant IN suit FOX $4,000 damages
instituted yesterday in the district SUI
preme court by August ScholL. a
walter at local hotel, Scholz alleges
that while serving the Missourian Mt
the hotel; Saturday Mr.. Butler used vile
and abusive language toward him nd
struck him heavy. blow with a water
bottle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
American CeSgue wiIIsFioht.

3. Cleveland, May 1,EAt the conclusion
:of d conference of the America Ii league
magnates here yesterday President
johnson stated that It had been de-
cided to fight the injunction cases
against I.ajoie. Frazer and. Rernhart
to the end. The perpetual injunctlnas
granted by the common pleas court In
Philadelphia against these players will
at once pc carried to tbe. Pennsylvania
supreme court.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-05-03
Dormitory Trust at Harvard,

Boston, May 1.-FOur of the largest
dormitOries for students at Harvard
namely, Claverly, Appley, West
morely and Cragie. have been con
veyed to Francis Peabody. Jr.. Samuel
ID. Parker and Robert w. Emmons III,
der Il declaration of trust. The fOul
properties enumerated, with the land
belonging thereto, were put into trust
at $G4O.OOO. A lease of all these prop
critics for the term of 10 years has been
taken by Charles ID. Wetmore.