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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
THIRTEEN DIE IN NINE.
Victims of Explosion in Mine In Colorado
Power House Blew Up.

Pueblo, Col. (Specia).-A special
dispatch from Trinidad says:
"a disastrous explosion occurred at
No. 3 Mine at Bowen, small camp
about ten miles north of this place.
Thirteen lives are known to have been
,ost. The exact number of men working
on the night shift and in the mine at
.he time OF the explosion is unknown:
The mine is worked by the Union Coal
Company of Denver. 1t is slope mine,
situated on the mountain side and about
900 yards from the tipplc below. The
explosion occurred about 800 feet from
he mouth of the slope and was caused
by fire damp. ,..
Immediately after the night shift
had started in the slope a startling eX-
olosion occurred. entirely filling the
mouth of the slope and shaking build
ngs and breaking windows a mile dis
tant. As the mouth of the slope was
illed the rescuers were delayed Tor
some time. but succeeded in reaching
some of the men through an old slope,
and eight dead bodies were quickly
brought to the surface
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Foreign.

A letter was received in Copenhagen
from Thomas \. Edison predicting that
within 80 years electric motors would
entirely displace steam locomotives and
automobiles would take the horses oc-
Cupation.
The project at Brest, France, was TN
successful in his effort to induce the in
habitantS OF various towns to cease their
resistance to the closing OF unauthor-
lied schools.
The international chess masters tour
nament was concluded in Hanover,
Janowski winning the first prize, Pills
bury the second and Atkins the third
prize.
Preparations are being made in Lon
don to give the Boer Generals Botha,
Delarev and De Wet cordial reception
and to ionize them.
The last paragraph OF the tariff bill
was adopted at tOday's session OF the
customs tariff committee OF the German
Reichstag
Queen Alexandra presented the med.
ais to the volunteers in the Imperial
Ncomanry Hospital service.
Cinnamon and Russians are report
ed to be dying in great numbers OF chol,
era in Manchuria.
The government was successful IN the
Landsthing elections in the Faroe
Islands, Denmark.
The Firminists have defeated the
troops OF the provisional government al
Lmbe, Hayti. Many soldiers were
killed and captured.
Two French mountain climbers per
ished from exposure on Mont Blanc
and their two guides were killed while
seeking assistance. p
The uprising in Siam is reported to
be spreading.
There was noticeable lack of enthu.
sasm in London on the eve OF the
coronation, and the scanty decoration
was practically confined to the streets
to be traversed by the procession. .
Austen Chamberlain was appointed
Postmaster General in the British Cabi-
net; the Earl of Dudley, Lord Lieuten-
ant of Ireland, and Charles Thomson
Richie, Chancellor of the Exchequer
Several more religious schools were
closed in Finisterre, France, despite
protests of the inhabitants. AT Plon-
daniel the roads leading to the school
were barricaded.
Capain Rosehll, who sailed from
Honolulu to Marcos Island to re-estab-
lsh his claim, went fully armed. The
Japanese now occupy the island.
The Vatican is reported to disapprove
of the action of the Dominican friars in
the Philippines in selling their lands to
syndicates.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
JUSTICE GRAY
HAS RESIGNED
1ll.Health Leads to Retirement From
Supreme Bench.
OLIVER W. HOLMES SUCCEEDS HIM
Change Brought About By The Ill Health Of
Justice Gray-His Successor Is Son Of
the Famous Author, and Is at Present
Chief Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the
State OF Massac husetts.

Oyster Bay, N. Y. (Special).-Presi-
dent Roosevelt announced that he had
appointed Hon. Oliver Wendell Holmes,
thief justice OF the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts, to be an associate justice
Of the United States Supreme Court,
vice Mr.. Justice Gray. resigned.
The resignation Of Justice Gray was
due to ill-hcath Several months ago
he suffered stroke of aroplexy. which
some time later, was followed by an
other. He has not appeared on the
bench since he was stricken the hrst
time. His advanced aGc-7+ years
told against his recovery with serious
force. Realizing that he probably never
would be able again to assume the place
which he so long had filed with dis
inguished ability and honor, he decided
short time ago to tender his reSig-
,ation to the President With the ex-
.cption of Mr.. Justice Harlan, he serv'
I'd on the bench of the United states
Supreme Court longer than any OF his
present colleagues He was appointed
IN associate Justice by President Arthur
IN December 10. 1881, his services ex-
ending. therefore, through a period OF
nearly 2I years.
Judge Holmes, whom the President
mas selected as Mr. Justice Grays sue
:cssor, is one Of the most distinguished
awycrs and jurists of Massachusetts.
His career on the bench, particularly as
,hief justice of the MASSACHUSETTS, Su-
,rcme Court. has attracted wide attcn-
lion. Like Justice Gray, he is a native
,f Massachusetts. He is a son and
aamcsakc of the late DR., Holmes, the
poet and eSSayist
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
T1IURMONT THURSDAY AUGUST li
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

Complaints were made by the farmers
in the neighborhood of the anthracite
coalhelds in Pennsylvania that the
strikers are raiding their farms. Women
come to the soldiers camp glad to ac'
cept scraps of food the soldiers do not
use.
The new Chinese minister Sir Lang
Chen Tuhg, accompanied by. WI ling
fang, made visit to President Roosc-
welt, at Sycamore Hill The Pres dent
sent the Synh to New York for them;
The executive board of the United
brotherhood of Carpenters was over
ruled by the vote of the Brotherhood,
which decided to press the charge, OF
cmbezzlement against Treasurer Nc
Guire
By head-on collision on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad near Hunt.
ington, w. Va, the fireman of one OF
the trains was killed. Others OF the
crews were injured.
The Baptist Church as Leslie, Ga,
was struck by lightning during services.
Richard Dodson was killed ana 40
others were seriously injured.
A Michigan boy who found and re-
turned in Chicago negotiable securities
worth $5o0co was paid SIS reward by
the owners, Swift x Co. :,
Many striking miners have obtained
work in the Pennsylvania Railroad shops
at Altoona, Pa, and may not return to
the mines.
Robbers entered the house of DR.. "A:
A. Stoneburner, at Valparaiso Ind, and
made off with plumber worth $1,000,
The formal announcement OF the
granting OF the application OF the Com
mercial Pacific Cable Company has been
made. together with the conditions gov
crning the same.
Walter a. Scott, president OF the lIli-
nois Wire Company, was stabbed to
death in a Chicago office building by
Walter L. S,ebbings, civil and con
sulting engineer.
The convention of the National
Tcams;crs' Union OF America, which
has been in session at Joliet, H., has
adjourned.
Arrangements have been completed
at the War Department for the cXami-
nation OF civilians for appointment as
second lcutenants in the army.
Corporal O. 'Brien, charged with per.
jury before the United States Senate
committee, was committed to Jail al
Boston in default OF $1,000 bail.
A mortgage for $I,5oo,ooo was +llec
with the Franklp county recorder
Ohio, by the United States Cigar Com
rany. known as the Stogie Trust.
Vice President LoomS, OF the d., l.
& W., has made tour Of the strike re-
gion and says he finds conditions prac
ticalIy unchanged.
The annual statistical summary OF the
mineral products OF the United State:
has been issued by the Geological Sur
vcy.
One man was instantly killed and five
persons were injured by the explosion
OF boiler in laundry at Adrian, Mich
Nine. JanauSchck, the actress, whc
was stricken with paralysis several
weeks ago, is in critical condition.
Prince Chen, the special Chinese am
bassador at the coronation OF King Ed
ward, arrived in New York.
Baxter Potter, an outlaw i'll Dickin-
son county Va, was killed by the acci-
dental discharge OF his own gun,
Harry Jennings, OF Wheeling W. Va,
was kidnapped and compelled to marry
the girl. he loved.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
Alaska Is Shaken.

Seattle, Wash (Special.)-A special
from Skagway, Alaska, says:
Yesterday severe earthquake was
felt here about noon. The first shock
was 50 seconds long Several large
plate glass windows we're broken and
chimneys in the northern part OF the
city tumbled down. The water in Lynn
canal rose five feet very suddenly, then
subsided as quickly.
"A report from Juneau says that the
little fleet there was pitched around and
several boats capsized The first long
shock was followed by lighter one.
Yesterday evening at 7 o'clock another
LIGHT shock was felt p"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
NINE EXPLOSIONS.
Due to Inefficient Management and Employing
inexperienced Men.

Knoxville, Tenn. Especially The fea-
ture Of the convention OF the United
Mine Workers of District No. 10, was
the adoption of resolutions bearing
upon three explosions. which have oc-
cured in Tennessee mines in the last
IS months, causing the deaths OF 500
men. The resolutions charge that mine
catastrophes are usually due to ineti-
cient mine management, knowing, Will
full and malicious violation OF mining
laws and the placing OF cheap and ineiti-
cient men in charge OF mines, The
mine workers demand laws making it
compulsory for all mine ioremen and
fire bosses to pass rigid examinations,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
GIycerin Explosion.

Bradford, Pa. (SpeciaD.-A terrific
explosion at Irvines Mills, seven miles
from this place, shook the earth over a
wide radius and annihilated two human
beings.
A team of horses, a wagon and 40
ten quart cans OF glycerin also went up
in the fash of fire and cloud Of smoke
that accompanied the explosion.
Joseph o. Gilson, aged a years, a
resident of Bradford, and Oscar Berg
vail. aged II years, an Office boy, en-
ploycd by the Pennsylvania Torpedo
Eompany. were the human victims,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
Caskets Swept From Graves.

Madison, N. J. (SpeciaD.-The cloud
burst here caused devastation in Hill
side Cemetery. About Is caskets were
uncovered by the rushing waters, and
many of them were swept from the
graves. The cemtery is situated partly
on a hill, but a brook and ravine ira
verse the other portion OF it. The
water backed up and swept across the
lowed part OF the cemetery. For a
distance OF about 400 feet the torrent
carried everything before it. and for
width OF 50 feet the graves were wash
ed into the Passaic river.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
Financial.

Southern Railway is now favorite
stock for Philadelphia traders.
The Diamond Match Company has de-
clared regular quarterly dividend of
I-2 per cent.
Big money was made in Hooking Val
ley in that seven point rise. Wander
bilts now control it.
The Western Union has vacated the
Broad Street Station and the Posal has
taken its old quarters there.
S Louis & San Francisco has de-
clarcd per cent. quarterly dividend
upon the second preferred stock,
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TOWN DIRECTORY.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

] DOHND OF COMNISSIONEN
President of Board, J. +. D. Miller.
Commissioners, Frank Hesson, w. J.
Freeze, J. T. Waesche, c. A. Weller.
Bailiff-Bcnedict Knott.
Justice of the Pcace-John Jones.
Notary Public-W. w. Zimmerman.
Postmaster-J. Henry Cover.
Agent w. M. r. R-Frank Hesson.
Thurmont National Bank-Saml NJ.
Birely, Cashier.
High School-H. D. Beachley, Princi-
pal.
Public Schools-H. J. Kefauver, Prin-
cipal: Misses M. Beth Firor, Mary Lam
ders, Grace Henshaw, Assistants.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Good Samaritan Lodge, No. 46, I. O.
o. F., meets every Thursday.
Acacia Lodge, No. I55, A. F. & A. NJ,
meets every second and fourth Monday.
Chancellor Lodge, No. 81, K. of P,
meets every Saturday.
Columbia Council, No. So, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, meets every Friday.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
Fifteen Killed, Forty Wounded.

Marshalltown, Iowa (Special) .-Ac-
cording to the latest accounts, IS per
sors were killed and 90 injured on the
freight wreck on the Milwaukee road
Of the injured two or three cannot re-
cover. 1t is thought possible that more
bodies may be found, as the wreckage
has not been entirely cleared away.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14
A Minnesota Freak.

There is lady In the Fourth Ward
who plays the piano not from custom
or habit. but for musical purposes
Minneapolis Journal
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-08-14

Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg
at 8 26 and 10 80 m, and 81 and 6 81
p m.
Leave Edgemont for Waynesboro and
Chambersburg at 7C5 IN, and for Ship
pensburg at / 40 II IN, and SO p m.
Leave IIagerstown for Cherry Run and
points on Potomac Valley Railroad at
: 10 II m and IL O8 and 8 05 p IN.
Leave Brucevlle for Frederick at 8 S3S,
8 36 and 10 40 IN and 90 and 6 sc
y m, and for Littlestown Tancytown,
Wrightsville and Columbia at AZ II HI
lind 45 p m.
*Daily-all other daily except Sunday
B. H. GRIswoLD,
Con. Passenger Agent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
III nNcREIBLE vERDAD II

dadera OCCASION para gastar bien dnero O cuv
~ upers gempre Obeos de orc dc ley gAranzado N
con harosfmo espl6nddos briantss qumlca perfea
s nor Sd consante expendor impieza los vedads
Dsscompci6a luz dure apdac0n Persc mltaeloa nasv
49, 1 Iael1mos premo la Exposition de Paris
cahaeo oro bante, 10 dollars Anlo cabaus
uv ouego dollars Afler cabero ante
l Lam dam "a brlantesI dollars AaIo
t eso dollars Pendeptes par para m
dollars Pendientee para bat 10 dollars Pendns para
Lars Pendlentes
derO reeaol dollars Medaas de lay la efe de la Panna
Alaska 2O dollars
ss ssvn anco de todo gaso p caitas d.
car.ds merca pca para L isa de Puerto Rtco.
No aRgun psdido veaga aeompaado de
an lstss del Banco sn certfcada, vao declarado COZ
venido eecuar el pago
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dedo
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nuestras envla 81 Cataogo nustrado
devover& ametaneh
Dgse repesntaate general daico do la socledad Orc
IaAtes
Am Alaska, A. Buyas Corso Romano l04 loo Milan Qan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

Ahora frmad, orden6 ell vizconde
& la viuda, que hsbfa eScrito docil.
mente, y cogiendo Ia carta ia
guardo. -Sefora ora,-aiadi6 despu6s
CON mucha frialdad; hace ocho
dfaS podfais haber rechazado los
ofrecimisntos de vuestre mayordo.
mo; habrfais sslido del paso dejSn.
docs de casar con Ell duque de Cha.
teau Mailly, y no pasara de aduf
La coss; pero hoy ha variado m ucho
TODD: va no es tempo y teneis que
obedeoernos haets 10 dltlmo. No
SO trata solo dc vuestro casamien.
30. sino que ademss est& en- peligro
vuestra vida.
- Mi vidal exclam6 aterfada
la viuda.
-SAcaso Sc sabe en- este mundo
de 10 que Sc va q morir7 Sails
en- coche. Sc rompe un eje q una
rueda os pasa p0r Gina del cuerpoi
SALTS pie y ten6is Ia desgracia de
encontrar en- v0estro camino IN
11nete torpe que monta I'm caballo
fogoso, y que os atropella, bien
So eeutvoca v1estra Cocinera en-
vez dc poner harina en- un 9uiso,
le echa arsenico del que Ruardaba
para matar las ratss de Ia despen.
sa.
Un sudor helado empezo q hu.
modecer Ia frente de la viuda,
De msnera que, bien mirado
oodo, creo que debeis tener mucho
interes en- servirnos, dijo Rocam.
bole.
Obedecere, diIo CON resigns.
ci6n.
-Eata muy bien, sois encanta.
dora, replied r. cambole "a
sento mas c6modamente en- su nj.
lion. : AhoTa vRmos o hablar maa
detenidamente de In marquesa;
pero prop6sito: ala ten6ia mucho
carlson
-Antes era amiga suya.
-lQue l6stimal
-9Por qnep pregunt6 la viuda
temhlando.
-Porque sentir6is m u Oh ga
peFdida pues Va a merIr.
%IImposihlsI exclam0 10 yinda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

Volviendo al POGO ratio con un M.
pitre, que present6 q su anna, one
Sc hsbfa reclinado otra vez en- los
almokadones.
-Espero. dito,-IHe de escrf.
bir en- ingles?
ST, -contest0 Rocamb DO dict6,
-<Ventd eSta noche a las 8 fete. y
verets, amigo mfo, como cumplf 10
que ofrecf.1
-SNads masP
-Nada mas, dijo Rocambole,
y Da1 Natha frmo. El MARQUES
10 recibirs maaana temprano. -
siadi6 el primero, guardsndo In
carta en- So cartera. : MaRana a las
seis y media, estare aquf CON Ell
hombre que debe desem mpe6ar Ell
primer pspel en- este drama.
-GY no me decfs hoy nada mSsP
No. Y Rocambole prouuncf6
esta pslabra con mucha sequedad,
beso la mano de la india y So des.
pidi6.
-Adi6s, diio, Dai Natha, "
acordaoS de que mi vida estS en-
Vuestras manos.
-Si no Sc tratase mas cue de tn
vida, quertdA nina, penso ell fin.
gldo vizconde sueco, nae teudrfs
ESQ sin cuidado; pero por tus cinco
m1llones hay que tomarse ell ira.
baio de salvarte.
Z Sc march6, subiendo q su dog
cart J encamin6ndose hacfa Ia calIe
de la Perpiniere, a casa de la ssffora
Malassis. Durante Ell dfa Ventura
habfa avisado la Viuda diciendola
que iba q recibir una vista,
squella, que comprendia que estaba
atada de pies y de mancs, perma.
necio docilmente al lado del foepo.
Aquf esta la persona Que esDe-
ra La seflora, diio Ell mayordomo
precediendo Rocambole, nj Que
la viuda conocfa como vizconde de
Cambolh por haberle visto en- casa
de Ia MARC
Rocambole salud6 con eleSante
naturalidad, y cen ell gsste dsspi.
did . Ventura; pero sl gesto era
tan impeTloso, revslaba kan . las
eIaFas nna snPsrioridad tan gFands
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28

del uno sobre Ell otro, que Ia viuda
comprendi6 en- ell acto que el pri,
mere era Ell iefe, el hombre cue no
tenfa mas que hacer que hablar
para ser obedecido. Ventura sc
march0 J Rocambole Sc sent6 en- el
sill6n que le ofrecfa la viuda.
Con dos palabras, diio,-dis-
culpare, sefiora, mi vista a ana
hora tan avanzada de 10 noche; soy
Ell hombre del que vuestro mayor
domo es Ell esclavo.
-Lo adivine,- contest6 Ia viuda
inclin4ndose.
-Esto sentado, sigui6 dicien-
do Rocambole,- vengo O pediros
IN servicio, cuyo prec1o, y de clio
pod9is estar segura, sera vuestro
casamiento con ell duque Chateau
de Mailly.
Estremeci6se la sefIors de NJ alas
sis, creyendo que por IN precio
tan grande la ibsn . pedir alguna
cosa muy extraordinaria.
- Decid 10 que querais, = diio
CON Sumisi6n.
-Sereis muy smable 81 escribis
& ia marquesa la carts que os voy
dictar. z In viuda Sc acerc6 4
una mesa J cogiendo una pluma Sc
puso escribir: - <Amiga mia:
Querubin tiene mucho empeffo en-
veros esta noehe. Venid q las ocho
mi casa para consolar o ese deses.
perado y celoso enamorado que no
hsce mas que hablar de espadas y
p1stoias. y que quiere matar i
Vuestro pobre marido.1
-PerO festo es absurdol excla.
mo Ia sefiora Malassis levantando
In cabeza.
-Escribid, seffors: mas adelante
10 comprendereis, diio Rocambo-
10, y signi6 dictando:- eDasde las
siete no estarG en- casa, antes ha.
bre mandado o Ventura s varies
recados. Hacedme, pues, el favor
de venir las ocho y hien tapade
con ei velo, como de costumhre.
Fanny os recihir6 y se encar0ara
na III . hnacar al spuesto criollo.
Is neoeaario que sea 20 muy buene
amsks vveseFA para hacer este, -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-28
RL c0NDE DE ART0FF

da brillaba con un fulgor extraor'
dinario. Sc medic incorpor6, con
I'm sfgno despidi6 al criado que
accmpafiars q Ia vista = tendio Ia
mano q esta, exclamando:
-lAhI ICref que fbais dejsr
cue me muriesei
-lQue locural respondi6 Ro-
eambole sonriendo.
-Estamos en- Ell quinto dia; solo
me f9ltan Gus rents y och0 horas y
norire 81 no bebo Ell aqua de la
piedrs aEul.
La bebereis.
-SCu6ndo2
-Ma6ana.
DE mcdo que es maflana. -.
fDios mfoi lQu6 mtedo he tenidol
--dijo DSi Natha. - Temf que hu-
bieseis conaado demasiadO en- ell
poder de vuestro amigo. z la india,
con estas palabras. quiso aludir q
sir Guillermo.
La miro entonces Rocamhole Y
observe que, no solo estaba palida,
sino que adem&s Sc traslucfa en-
todos sus movImientos una langui.
des, una laxitud que psrecfsn ser
los primeros sfntomas del envene.
namiento.
ST perdemoS algunas horas, tai
vez, nos quedemos al mismo tempo
sin esta perla India, y sin los
cinco mfllOnss, pens6 Rocambole,
en- Beguida afIadto en- voz alta: -
No temais NADIA, todo esta prepa.
rade, y Ia perdicion de la marquesa
es cosa segura.
-lAhl lQuisiera saber como Sc
realizsra todol exclam6 Dai Ma
tha, y los celos hicieron centellear
su miradR.
No hay Inconvenience en- que
10 BepAis, tanto mas cuanto cue
necesitamOS vueetro concurso, -
contest6 Rocambole. : Ante todo
vais O escrlbir 81 marques de Van
Hop 10 que os dictare.
Dai Natha Sc paGo en- pie con
IN arranque de apresuramiento y
tir6 del Gordon de Ia campanilla '
se pFssent6 IN criado al cue do
ans erden, ri iadio % mareh6,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-08
Durham Traction COMPANY.

When completed the Durham Traction
Company will have the best equipped and
most modern street car line in the
South. The line will be altogether about
eight miles long, running from the Err
win Cotton Mills in West Durham to the
East Durham Cotton Mills. and from the
city cemetery on Chapel Hill street out
on Mangum street to outside northern
city limits. On that part of the line
running through the paved streets 70
pound steel girder rails will be used,
while on the other parts of the line so
pound steel rails will be used. These
heavy rails will make the line available
for carrying freight to the factories and
Ellis. The company has twelve very
handsome passenger cars, made expressly
for them by Jackson Sharpe Company,
Wilmington, Delaware. These cars are
deliberately and completely equipped with
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-08

ern North Carolina. 1t is a credit to the
city.
FINE CHURCH BUILDINGS.
Durham is noted for its large and
handsome brick churches, built to meet
the demands Of its large church going
population. It's people are noted for
their liberality to churches.
TWO MODERN HOSPITALS.
The city has a magnificent hospital
for the white people and well appointed
one for the colored people. They are
well managed and have done and are
doing untold good.
DURHAM'S PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Durham is the first city in the State
that built a modern brick library build
ing, which is we'll filled with choice
books.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-08

Under the skillful operations of a trained
landscape gardner the campus has been
made very beautiful, and is an object
of attraction, both to the student body
and the visitors. Four new professors
are to be added to the faculty during the
fall term, when three new large build
ings, costing 100000 viii be ready for
use. Trinity College has the largest en-
dowment of any college in North Caro-
lima, and the largest in the South with
perhaps two exceptions.
TRINITY PARK HIGH SCHOOL.
This institution, established few years
ago as a preparatory school, is we'll equip
ped and we'll managed.