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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-19

ORorOsALs will Be received 1T the Bureau
Of NsvigAtion. Savy Department. wash
inRton, ID. c.. until y O'Clock noon, InesdAy,
March 18th 1914 and there publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. for Clearing Site
Grading and FiIiing al the z. 5. Naval Acad-
eray ANNAPOLIS. I'D Blank forms Of pro-
posais. speci6cations, and plans viii be fur
nished on application to the Bureau OF Navf-
CATION, Navy Department, Washington. D. G.
o. at the II. s. Naval Academy, Annapolis Nd.
A. s CROwNISsHIELD, Czsef Of BHyeaH-
March i. Too7- mf
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub.
IN scribe7 of Anne Arundel Co.. has Obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Anne Arundel coun
~, in Maryland, letters Of administration G. a.
on .he personal estate Of CAROLINE STRACK.
late Of Anne Arundel Co., deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. 20 the subscribers. on or before the
9th DAY or JUNE 1902,
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefits Of the said estate. All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Bird day Of DE
cembef, 1901
A. THEODORE BRADY,
Administrator c. I. A., of Caroline Straek.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That the Sub
~ scriber. Of Aune Arundel county, has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF Anne Arundel county.
In Maryland. Letters Parliamentary on the person
FRANK sEOWDES.
late Of anne Arundel County. deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are here
bv warned 10 exhibit thu same. with the voucher :
Hereof 70 the subscriber, on or before the AID
day Of August 1902. They mag otherwise, ~
law be excluded from al benefit Oft raid estate.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
70 make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of February,
1902.
"A MARTHA sNOwDEN. Exceairix.
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1907 FALL SCHEDULE
In effect after september 2nd. 1soi.
TIE STEAMER
- GILES

viii leave Pier Is Light StrCet Bale rCre, f1r
Annapolis and Vest hivers Monday. wt.l-
nesdays and Fridays at N ala -ai.
urdays AZ n.
Leave Annapolis for River Landi1 a. 10 a. -.
Returning. leave Annapolis or saitiE1crU. Wrr-
DAYS. wednesday and t--daFs 40 , ID 4.
m; saturdays Al ,. IN
-
MONDAYS and FRIDAYS gip EXTENDED tc
Rhode hiver
MOEDAYs aud WEDNe ri cxteudei
10 south
~ steamer leaves West Rlver % l.. -,.
khode River IL noon south hiCer al af
a ~.
gor further information apply e. ATerts
n WharTes. or 10
COLCHESTER COHPANYf
Pier No. 10 LIght ST. Bsltiuore. 80.
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". B.-The books Of the Company
will be closed for transfer Of stock from
1fa,rA 18TH. 10 APy2 end. 1909.
fac N. II. GREEN, Secretary.
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SEED0ARD AIR LINE BY.

~CzpttA4 tAty hoHEm
Leave WashinEton- re1ua- B. r. stsllrrs
frsOI r. NJ skAhoAkD fA-l eAst- e.
DAILY ThruEEa Pelham cltefreFe ln #aaA
so1rIlie- cuuuecflBg AZ Bautst ulta f sl
SLEEPER 70 Atlanta.
700 3. ~. fLA. And MAl i.3tutA 80
ran LINTTEU-Sola1 train tr rt 49,
gusfiae Pullman. nraa in- heoE-. tea 90 -s7.r1
Observation. and DiuinE C2rss also Eear
SLEEPER 20 Atlanta Pullman @ae@utr HuFsHN
Thursdays. and saturdays % >aaleerl tarca
lf'inehurst.i
These trains Offer excellent scaell.ss ana seff
ice 10 Peter~bzr- Haieigh. Southeru EtaEs .taar
burst. Camdan. 20 umaia. Savanna. al.ss-.r
Vile and ali Flnri9x poilt-. Naar-uise. Alaers
Atlanta. New Orle2lz. Nhaft4uo9sH, Nasata.a.
points " Ell ana Southwest
$50 a. ~. L0CAL-To Pctfrshurs. Ea.e.g
DAILY Soufhern PiuCs tt'tlelarsf- lAala
let. ana intermediate points
once 1szI rcnna- Avenue-
Washington. ID. A..
X. z. L. BUSCH. ". a. nulA-
General Pa-z. Agent. GcCcraI srF-f
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The City Council will meet In Special Session
ON the following DAYS during the months of March
and April, 1902. from tot p. m. for the pur-
pose OF receiving applications for transfers OF
property and the readJustments OF the City AS
sessm ents of property.
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All persons having any business with the city In
reference TO the above matter are requested To
appear before the Council any OF the above
DAYS In order that their assessments can be prop
ery corrected before the levy is made for the year
CHAS N. ROBINSON,
City Clerk.
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~ OTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Office Of Annapolis Water Company.

The annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers of the Annapolis Water Company
for the purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing year, viii be held on
MONDAY. March 3Ist, 1902
at the Office Of the Company in Annapo-
lis, Md, at II O'Clock NJ.
NICHOLAS II. GREEN,
Secretary
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NO. 12AA.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THB-
Farmers National Bank,

At Annapolis, In the State OF Maryland,
At the close of business, Feb 26th, 1909
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EIGHT BUILDING LOTS 2Ox1Os
feet in the city. VIII sell singly or as ..
whole. at bargain.
i22m Apply to JULIAN BREWER.
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FINISHES ITS LAB0RS
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS AD-
JoURNS AFTER PASSING
RESOLUTIONS OF SIG
NIFIcANCE.

PORTLAND, Nov. fs.-The Oregon
Irigltlo association convention ad-
iourned tonight after adopting resolu-
tions inviting the United States gov
ernment to undertake the work OF the
reclamation OF the arid lands within
the state. Representatives OF corpor-
atoms organized under the Carey act
appear to be satisfied with the action
OF the convention. although they were
in the minority. The following clause
OF the resolutions adopted by the con-
vention is fun of significance:
Resolved, That the Cooperation OF
the state land board and all CONNER
cial bodies Of the state OF Oregon is
respectfully requested in this move
ment for the advancement Of the gem
eral welfare OF the state through the
promotion OF all irrigation projects;
and this association and all of Its MEM
bers pledge their earnest support to
any effort that may be made for re-
clamation OF the arid lands Of Ore
gon.''
A. P. Davis. principal engineer Of the
United States reclamation service, said
the United States government would
not interfere in any way with private
enterprise.
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SHAFFER VS.. GOMPERS.
CHARGES OF FORMER WILL BE
INVESTIGATED, BUT CAN'T
BE SUSTAINED.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ia spec
ial committee appointed to consider
the charges made by President Shaffer
Of the Association of Iron. Steel and
Tin Workers against President Comp
ers Of the American Federation Of La
Dor. will report tomorrow. As an In
vestigation 1t win terminate in the ex-
oneration of Gompers. Shaffer has
failed to substantiate his charges.
In the chief fight Of the day in the
old struggle between the United Bro
therhood Of Carpenters and Joiners and
the Amalgamatad Association of Car
penters. the former organization asked
for a revocation of the charter Of the
latter because of alleged practices con-
trary 20 the interests OF the trade un-
lon movement its avowed object be-
ing to force other organizations into
its own ranks.
After several hours Of debate the
matter was referred to a committee of
eleven. five from each organization and
an umpire to be mutually selected. All
hostilitles are to cease pending the
meeting of the commission.
The faction in the convention which
is opposed to the reelection of Presi-
dent Gompers has yet been unable to
fix upon rival candidate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
BANDITS DARING RAID !
HOLD UP GAMBLING HOUSE, Sc
CURE $1,000 AND SHOOT
THE PORTER.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 10. Two ban
dts held MP gambling den at Co
iumbia Heights tonight and secured
sIsi3 from "A score OF players and the
proprietors. Harvey Howard "a ne
rro nortsr. was shot by the robbers.
The gambling house. which is OPP
Grated hy q syndicate Of sporting men
In al he md Of the trolley line lead
INK from Minneapolis. Each robber
used handkerchief TO shield the low
or part OF his ounteunnce.
There are two entrances 10 the place
and .he bandits. appearing simultane-
ously P.t either door. ordered the In
mates to hold IN shoi- hands A score
Of players and attendants were then
aiiI~n.d on one side OF the room. and.
while the bandit leader kept them COW
erri .vlth hts revolver. his assistant
riaeE tn -osksSs and tills.
Harvey Howard. the colored porter
was aroused from a nap by the shots
ara .naaded ieto the room to learn
the cause Of the commotion. Two
bullets. one In each leg. tumbled MN
irto the street where he lay for half
an hour until picked up. The bandits
's.f tAe rro,vA covered with their re-
voivers until they themselves had dis
n~pearAd IN the darkness.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
MEMPHIS HONORS
NATIONS RULER
-ws----rr~-'--
President Accorded Warm Wei.
come at Reception to Gen.
eral Wright.
MADE FOUR SPEECHES THERE
Negro Audience Of 5000 Became
Frantic With Delight When
Roosevelt Was Intro
duced to Speak.

MEMPHIS. Nov. 19.--Although the
festivities OF the day celebrated the
homecoming OF General Luke 4.
Wright. vice-governor of the Philip
mines. 1t Is no reflection upon the
warmth Of the welcome extended to
him to say that President Roosevelt's
presence was the oyershadowing fea-
ture of the day. Excursion trains were
run into the city and number Of dis
tingulshed people were present TO par
ticipate in the celebration. Among
them were Governor Benton McMilIin
and General Joseph Wheeler. The
parade was a long one. Immediately
after the presidents arrival, there was
a narade through the streets to the
Gayoso hotel, where breakfast was
rendered the president and Governor
Wright by the ladies of Memphis.
In the afternoon the president attend
ed and spoke at two receptions given
In honor OF Governor Wright, one at
the Auditorium by white citizens and
htf other In hall in the black sec
ton by the colored people. There was
Colonial Danes tea at Gayoso and
the festivities closed tonight with an
elaborate banquet at the Peabody. at
which the president delivered set
speech. Including some brief remarks
at breakfast, the president spoke four
times during the day. Altogether 1t
was a splendid tribute to affection and
esteem in which General Wright is held
at home.
General Wright responding to the
address of welcome. said the criticisms
Of the army and navy was unjust.
There might have been isolated cases
Of cruelty deserving censure, but these
cases were the exception. not the rule.
On the whole, he SAID. the war was
conducted in a most humane manner.
The reception rendered by the color
ed people was remarkable. General
Wright earned their undying grati-
tude during two yellow fever epidemics
20 years ago by remaining here when
most OF the whites had fed, and seeing
that the sick were cared for. The
whole spirit of the proceedings breath
ed love and admiration for their friend.
General Wright, in addressing the
colored audience said it would per-
haps have been better for both races
had the change from slavery to citizen
ship not come so suddenly.
The presidents reception. when he
was introduced beggars description.
The colored people became perfectly
frantic, jumped up and down in their
enthusiasm and yelled themselves
hoarse.
AT the conclusion Of the presidents
remarks the entire audience Of over
SOOO united in singing God Be With
Us Till We Meet Again."
At midnight the presidential party
left for Wa shington over ;he Southern
railroad. No stops will be made en-
route. The train will reach Washing
ion Friday morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
PRICE HAS FALLEN
HORSE MEAT GOES DOWN IN CON
SEQUENCE OF EXPOSURES
IN GERMANY.

BERLIN. Nov. l9.-The quotation
here for fat horses for slaughterlng
have fallen from $40 to SIS in conse
auence of the exposure of large guam
titles of horse meat sold as beef or
used for making sausage.
Horse ilesh has been regular article
of food. but the municipal ordinances
teuuirc that it shall be sold as such.
The extraordinary high price of meat
however. has caused extensive evasions
OF the law and sreat increase In the
sale of horses steaks and soup bones
as beef.
While the German frontiers are clos
ed 20 Importation of live cattle, the pro
hlbltlon does not apply TO old, broken
down horses which are brought by the
shlpload from England.
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WAR WILL BE RESUMED.
INsIrRGENT MOVEMENTS BRING
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS TO AN
END IN COLOMBIA.

NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-Passengers
from Colon say that from certain re-
cent events II would seem that all
peace negotiations would fall through
and from present appearances, mat
ters will have to be decided by fight
ing. says a dispatch to the Herald
from Kingston. Jamaica.
Regard ng Insurgent General Her
rera's movements, II Is rumored that
mart ~ his armv. as an advance guard,
"a stationed in chorrera, under the
command OF General Julio Plaza. and
that jenarAl Herrera Is also advanc-
ing with 5000 men. II these reports
prove true there will be Developments
within week.
General Valesco has established his
headquarters with about 500 men In
Tavernilla and San Pablo, occupying
all the canal buildings of that section,
that Is, about half way between Pan
ama and Colon, controlling also the
Barhacoas bridge. General Navarro
occupies the heights OF Culebra with
about ESQ men, with artillery. which,
rrorerly managed, could control the
Paraisc valley, Pedro Miguel and Mi
raflo es villages.
In Mirlnores there are about 400
men in Empire about 500. and smaller
detachments in other parts OF the line
There are still many important points
left uncovered and considerable i'll
ness ana Irtality are already exist
inT especially in the Empire section.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
ALASKA SALMON FISHING
Recommendation Made That Seasons
Be Changed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. i9.-The secre-
tary of the treasury today gave brief
hearing TO parties interested on the
question Of closing the salmon fishing
seasons in southeastern Alaska until
about July of each year. Agents of
the government have heretofore re-
ported that at the rate OF killing sal
mon for canning purposes now in pro-
gress, especially in the spawning sea-
SON. there was grave danger of depict
inc the supply and have recommended
that during the spawning season.
which extends into July streams
should be kept clear of all obstructions,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
ASTORIA NOVEMBER 90 1902

past 70 days. Her case In almost an
uzaing and ineterstlng 10 the doe
tors as that Of Nellie corcoran. who
died after her three weeks trance II;
Vt. vincent'a hospital.
Only twice In the whole period has
the girl spoken and then II was to
multer a few words which showed that
she was delirlous. The girl was taken
to the hospital suffering from partial
asphyxiaiion due 10 blowing out the
eas. The usual means OF resuscta-
tion we're used. The only effect was
TO restore the patients appetite. Her
puise and temperature also became
normna. The state or coma has, how
ever. resisted the Doctors best efforts
and they have already given up hope
OF restoring her to consciousness.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
thousands Of Indians Are Buried
In the Sand and Under
Volcanic Debris.
BANDITS DO VIOLENT DEEDS
villages, Plantations and Farm
Houses Mass Of Ruins Tsefu-
gees Are Leaving Devas-
tated Districts.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. fs.-Ths
nrst Of the refugees from the devastat-
ed lands Of Guatemala arrived todav
on the Pacific mail steamer city az
Para. They sailed November 7th, ana
the volcano was still smoking and RUM
bling OF thunder and flashes Of light
ming were evidence OF more eruptions
to come.
The refugees confirm the stories III
loss Of life. They say the victims are
for the most part Indians. Thousands
OF Indians were asphyxiated or buried
In the sand. Miles OF plantations are
under ashes and absolute ruin Is the lot
Of many 2lanters. Bands Of Mexican
robbers are swarming to the desolated
regions ,robbing AMI numbering refu-
gees on the road and looting the aban-
doned and desoIated plantations.
The refugees are Mr.. BardweIi. Miss
Bardwell, Ferdinand Bardweil. Albert
BardwelI and Miss Florence Moro.
Bardwsll In telling his story of the
eruption, said:
AT Champerico we met several
planters from the vicinity Of Costa
Cuca. Paiama, Reforma. xolhuitx.
where the destruction Of property was
complate. They said 1000 to 1000 ma
uyes and employees Of the planters per-
ished.
For three days we we're almost In to-
tai darkness. On the fourth day, with
light breeze from. the south. the
smoke clouds were rolled back toward
the mountain. and at times streaks Of
light would break through. Then we
saw the ruin that had come over our
plantation. We were on the side OF
the volcano least exposed to the fury
Of the eruption and fully 80 miles away
from the mountain, yet our place Is
ruined beyond all hope OF recovery. ~
is covered with deep volcanic ash.
"Tha country about these ruined
plantations was thickly settled and in
some Of the more densely populated
districts there were villages in which
thousands of natives lived. Nest Of
those villages are covered with stones
and ashes to a depth Of from Ave to
soven faet The frail houses were un-
able to stand the terrible downpcur
of the volcanic debris and the people
beneath the roofs were buried after be-
ing stunned by the awful hail of
stones"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
GLASS NOT PROFESSIONAL
YaIe's Famous Guard viii Not Be Bar
red From Game.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 19.-Yale
men here have received word from
friends in Cambridge that Harvard's
football authorities are considering the
adytsablIlty Of protesting against
Gass. Yale's great uuard as ineligible
for Saturdays game.
The report has It that Harvard re-
celyed information that Glass while at
Syracuse played on football team
whose members were paid $500 each for
a certain game and that Glass, having
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20

thus played for money. comes under
the charge Of professionalism.
The Yale authorities have thus far,
IT is said, received no protest from Har-
ward. Upon receipt Of the report. how
ever, the Yale authorities investigated
the report and IL Is authoratiyely stat
ed that the result Is In favor Of Glass
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
HADN'T HEARD OF PROTEST.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov ls--The Harvard
athletic authorities diselairned all
knowledge Of protest against Glass.
the big guard Of the Yale football team.
Professor Hollis. chairman Of the ath-
letic committee. did not wish to be in
tervieweI except to say that nothing
had been done. Coach Farley Of the
team. said that the report that Glass
had been protested was news to him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
SUES STREET CAR COMPANY,
North carolinian Wants to Get Paid
for Being Run Over.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-suit has been
instituted against street railway
company Of this city for $4,000 BY
Charles G. Latta "a prominent cotton
merchant Of Raleigh, N. G., who was
run down by car on Broadway ii
July last.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
DOMESTIC IN NEW YORK
SLEEPS FOR THREE WEEKS
Case Puzzles Doctors Who Have Given
Up Hope OF Resuscltatlng
the Sufferer

NEW YORK. Nov. Is.--Della NULL
gan. who came from Ireland In octo-
ber and secured work as servant
here. has lain In a state OF coma Mt
the ]. Hood Wright hospital Cor the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-11-20
NAVAL TEAM BEATEN

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. l9.-The navy
football team was defeated today by
Columbia university by a score OF s
10 D.
The Washington times., 1902-08-18
THE SHAH OF PERSIA
ARRIVES AT DOVER
Timid Ruler Has His First Experience
on Board a Ship When Cross
ing Channel.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Shah of Per-
sia arrived at Dover this morning and
was received by Prince Arthur. of Con-
naught, in behalf OF the King He will
come to London Monday morning as the
guest of the King. and will remain at
Marlborough House.
This was the first time he ever ven
tured upon ship. When he saw the
channel boat at Calais and noticed that
she was not still. the Shah. who has a
horror 0f the water. moved away. and il
was some time before he could be per
suaded to 90 aboard He said nothing.
bus his looks spoke volumes.
He wore the Oldest and plainest
clothes he had. as he believed that his
good ones would surely be spoiled by
the sea water He was taken into thu
cabin. which was strswn with cushions.
flowers. and fruit. Coffee and confec-
;ionery were served aud he was finally
reassured.
He appeared to enjoy The voyage.
The Washington times., 1902-08-18
LOCAL MAN FOR
VACANCY ON BENCH
ATLANTIC SQUADRON
IN R0CKP0RT HARB0R
Wax Vessels Enter and Anchor Inside
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Exhibition.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Aug, 17.-AS
$50 yesterday afternoon a number OF
the North Atlantic squadron G@oppei
auchor in Ro5kport harbor. anchorinS
close TO the slSre The arrival of tta
Acct was uuanuounced and unexpected.
and it is supposed that it was in tho
nature Of a compliment from Secretar,
ci the Navy Moody. who. when he rep
resented the district in Congress. be
came aware OF the great interest the
loople OF the town had in tho compile
rton of the Sandy Bay brealwater
which is in course Of construct tion.
The harbor is bold and deep right IN
to the shore. the depth inside the
trcakwater. with an area of .66i acres
Of water. averaging forty feet.
The ships in the harbor are the Ala =
lama Kearsarge. Olympia, Massa
Chlsetts and the cruiser Brooklyn. be
sd the Scorpion and Mayfower and
two other small craft. a magnificent
searchlicht exhibition was given 10y the
combined fleet this evening.
The fleet will stay here until the
10Th. Admiral Higginson is in com
.lanG The fleet came into the harbc!
III double column and anchored in tina;
formation.