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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-04
ICEMEN DROP
WORK TODAY
IN NEW YORK
Strike Breakers Set Upon
By Companies Guards
and Beaten.

NEW YORK. July Alarmed Nv re-
ports that strike sympathizers planned
an attack on them. under Euise OF a.
Fourth Of July celebration. with pis-
tolls, bombs. and fireworks, most of the
icemen who had stuck 20 their posts
with the American Ice Company aban-
doned their wagons today.
-Four hundred Of the strike-oreakers
complained to the police that their de-
sertion was followed by an attack on
them by the company's quart. thar they
were given a terrific beating and were
expelled from the barracks in which
they had been duar-er9l to protect them
from strike sympathizers.
Stated Their Complaints.
The mems version is that a commit
tee Of twenty waited on Captain Brad
ley. In charge Of the ccmpanv.s
guards, to represent the risks they
would run by attempting deliveries on
the Fourth. and to complain of poor
food and inadequate accommodation.
Bradley. they say. instantly sum
moned his forces, swep: the barracks
Of the deserters. and threw them into
the street, unpaid and without even the
clothes they brought with them.
Conferences in progress between Dep
uty State Labor Commissioner Realin.
Industrial Arbitrator Reagan, of the
State labor department; Secretary-Treas-
urer Bardon. OF the icemen. and Busi-
ness Agent Ferratti, also Of the men S
organization, promise a settlement of
the Ice strike.
Demands Of Men.
An EFFORT is being made TO reach A
common ground of agreement between
the mems demand for SIS weekly for
drivers. 81 daily for helpers, and a thir-
teen-hour working day between May and
November, a 10 per cent allowance for
shrinkage in summer. per cent for
the rest of the year, and $3.50 daily for
bargemen. and the ice companies offer
of no more than their former places for
the strikers If the latter viii retun to
work.
Today's disorders are most serious in
Brooklyn. where many wagons have
been attacked and the drivers and help
ers badly beaten or forced TO flee.
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s6 to the Seasho-e and Return

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. every Friday
and Saturday; Atlantic City. Cape May
Wildwood or Ocean City. Tickets good on
all trains and to return until the following
Tuesday, inclusive. Atlantic City Spe-
ciaI' leaves at 1:o5 p. m. Weekdays.-Adv,
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Sc to Atlantic City or Cape May

and return. Every Friday and Saturday,
via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets good
to return until the following Tuesday
inclusive Same rate TO wildwood or
Ocean City. Through train 10 Atlantic
City leaves at los p. m. weekdays
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HOLMES C4SE
PROSECUTION
TO CONTINUE
Severe Criticism of Judge on Absence of
Haas and Peckham Feature OF
Trial.

steps will be taken by the defendants s
counsel, but It has been intimated that
neither Haas or Peckham, "the only two
men IN the world" according to Justice
Stafford's remarks. 'swho could either
substantiate Holmes story or deny it,"
VIII be brought 10 this jurisdiction TO
testify.
Holmes Under $4,000 Bail.
Holmes is now under $4,000 bail, which
was furnished by Maj. Samuel II. Walk
er, pending the call Of the second trial
in the fall.
After The Times report closed yes
terday, the jury which had been con-
sldering the case over night, returned
at o;45 O'Clock and announced that 81
was utterly impossible to reach YER
olct The twelve men were at once dis
charged from all further consideration
OF the case by Justice Stafford.
Story of the Case.
The story of the Holmes case. as out
lined by those who have worked it Up
against him, reads like a scheme Of &
detective story.
IL was two years ago that the cotton
men in the South and New York made
such clamor and hullabaIoo for an
investigation Of the Agricultural De-
partment as Il affected the crop reports
that the Secretary OF Agriculture. de-
claring any leakage of the cotton re-
ports impossible" finally ordered an in
Es,esugation by inspectors and Secret
Service men.
The investigation resulted I'm the in
dictment upon which the trial lust
ended was founded II also ended in Chief
ga srausIflan slIi hyde resigning his position
result Of the adverse criticism that vas
heaped on the conduct of the crop re-
ports department. Frederick A PEEK
nam and Moses Haas are under indict-
Tnent Tor the conspiracy against the
United States.
Use of Window Curtain.
According TO those who investigated
and reported on the case. Holmes when
he had the figures in his hand showing
the condition OF the cotton crop, notified
those in the alleged conspiracy with
him by raising or lowering his window
curtain. II the crop was larger. the
curtain went up. II it was smaller the
curtain went down.
The alleged conspiracy was uneartbed
IN June. 1905 The fault which holmes
was said 10 have committed was 10 have
gwen 70 one or two men advance in
formation on the cotton crop. so that
tney could themselves buy and sell on
lhe market or have others buy and sell
on the market so as to profit The
pronts were divided. the Indictment said
between Holmes, his emissaries. ana the
men VINO made the money by oDerafIns, =,
on the market h''''s
Morgan n Beach, special counsel for
me ne Government worked Up the case and
LIiIIaLy Forced 1t TO trial, after many
deFay 1etFays on technicalities raised by the
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No Deductions Made.

When the time for settlement came
the railroads would make no deductions
from the regular rate. claiming that the
company had no second-class rate. and
that the interstate commerce act pre-
cluded a special rate, Notwithstanding
that the accommodations were below
the standard.
The position of the railway company
In this matter is untenable," says the
judge advocate general of the army,
In an opinion just rendered, on the sub
Ject- The statutes forbidding special
rates for like and contemporaneous ser.
vice under substantially similar circum-
stances and conditions
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Rate Difference Not Forbidden.

II is well settled by numerous decisions
that difference in rates is not forbidden.
unless the circumstances are similar;
and that inequality OF conditions justi-
hes inequality OF rates The law can
not be invoked. as In this case. 10 re-
heve the carrier from liability In dam
ages for it's failure to provide proper
service. such as It's contract with the
shipper requires TO be furnished for
the rates charged.
1T is not believed - the opinion SAYS.
that any consideration OF policy re-
quire the acceptance, at regular rates.
of the riff-raff OF a carriers equipment
for the movement OF troops On the
contrary, it is the duty Of the carrier
10 supply adequate equipment, taking
the same from the regular equipment
OF the road. although such action may
20 some extent interrupt the commercial
business of the road
With this show of temper the depart
ment has decided not 10 bring this par
tcular alleged discrimination before the
Interstate Commerce Commission, but
recommendation is made by officials that
this be done the very next time.
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ING every development with the deem
est concern because so much in the
81 Louis proceeding depends on what
I comes out at CHICAGO.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
A Trite Saying.

y e 9 trits saying that no nan .
stronger than his stomach. Dr. Ptefce's
Golden Medical Discovery strengthens
pure. rich blood-ielps the liver and
kidneys 10 ehpel the poisons from the
body aud thus cures both liver and Kid
ney troubles. II you take this natural
blood purifier and tonic. you will assist
: pint Of rich, red blood. that ID invigo-
rating u the brain and nerves. The
weak, nervous, run down. debiliSstad
condition which so many people suffer
from. IL usually the effect OF poisSns In
the blood; II is often indicated by pimples
becomes tlln and the feelings -blus..
DR.. Pisrce's Discovery cuYes all blood
hunsors as well as bsing . tonic that
makes one vigorous, strong aud forceful.
y Is tho only medicine put up for sale
through druggists for like purposes that
contains neither alcohol nor harmful
hAbitforming drugs. and tho only ono.
every ingredi.nt Of which has tho PFofes.
sionai endorsement Of the leading medical
writrrs OF this country. some Of these
book OF extracts from standard medical
works and VIII b1 sent t0 any address
free. on receipt Of request therefor by
letter OF postal card. addressed To DR.. L.
v. Pierce, buffalo, \. Y. IL tells Just
What D,; Plcrce's medleinss are made Of;
ingredients Of which Dr. Pisrr.'s medi-
eines arc composed, by leaders In all tho
several schools Of medical practice, and
recommending them for the cure Of tho
diseases for which tho Golden Medical
Discovery Is advised. should have far
more weight with tho sick and aifiicted
than any amount Of the so-calied -testi.
nouialss ~ eonspicuously Haunted before
tho public by those who arc afraid to les
tho Insrctiien,s Of which their medicines
that tho 'Goldcn Medical Discovery has
31B uAp6c or HONESTY on every bottle
wrapper. In full list Of its ingfedieats.
Dr.. Piose.'s Pleasant Pellets cure con-
otlpatiOu. invi.oratc tho liver and segu.
late stomach and towels.
DS. Pieses's great thousand.paes iilus.
t5ated Common Sense Medical Adviser
Will b sent FREQ, papee-hound. for q ous.
eat stamps, OF closh.bound foS u sta0p0
Ad6soas Or. Pierce - above.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Anut Nancy Reynolds whose obituary
appeared in last weeks Enterprise had
made her engagement with her undertake
ar seven years ago and arranged all the
details Of her burial obsequies. She has
filed her protest against the use Of a
hearse and that was why a plain ''livs
folks wagon" conveyed her mortal re-
mains to its resting place in Gods Acre..
Mrs. H. J. Sprinkler had few days Wis
It last week from her uncle Hiram Abiff
Taylor. Of Dubois. Pa. Mr.. Taylor 10
probably the oldest Free Mason for his
age in America. When he first saw the
light of day-or possibls the incident oe-
Cured in the night, and Il was . tallow
dip that first set him blinkine-thsrs was
. Masonic banqust on in his native town,
and his father who was prominent among
the banqustsrs felt too much slatsd over
the event 70 tssstt ~ he did ths ritual Of
his order. On the instant Il wss proposed
that the lodge should name The youaastsr.
They called him Hiram Abi6, aftsr he
Master builder Of King Seaemon's temple.
His health was drunk and his name wsnt
on the records Of the lodge that night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
Public School Announcement

Regular term promotions will be made
in all tho grades Of our public schools Fri
day afternoon. January ls. Tho second
terms work will begin Monday. Jan. 2l.
At this time beginning first-grade classes
will be organized in both large buildings.
To these classes will be admitted all be-
ginners who are now six years old, or
older. and all who will bs SIX years old
before the first Of next June. Parents Of
children that are old enough to enter this
class are especially requested to start
them now. IL they wish them to enter this
term.
BY approval Of Board.
F.B. BOLLES,
Supt. Of City Schools.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.

=
Mrs. II. Van Buskirk win satsstain At
. dinner this svsains.
Ths Every TusidSy RSsdna Circle
mst With Mfs. A. L Kellogg tins week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. U. Randsl gave
din.sr party last Friday evening 70 few
frisods.
Nrs. Alma chsnsy entsstaiosd num-
bsr Of friends a dinner on Thursdsy
evening. s..-s--
Mss, Louise Yount Of Kalamazoo. Mich.
and Miss Louisa Newton Of Moline. ILL.,.
are visiting Mrs.. q. n. cohuan.
Otto Larson will 60 TO La Junta -
assistant 70 Manager Craighsad Of the
new Maxwell clothing house there.
M Meyer has returned Tom trip
to towns In the northern part Of the state
WHARF his brothers arc In busia9ss.-
Mrs. Geo. E. Prspls 10 snt1ftaining =
number Of iadiss at luncheon today In
honor Of Mrs. Elmer Montgomery Of
Longmont -.
Miss Ruby Mattox gavo . party Mon
a evening TO = group Of her sixth grade
sekoolmatss. A happy time washad BY
the young folks.
Mrs. J. A. Lawson left on Monday last
for Albuquerque. N. NJ. whore sho will
spond q couple Of months with view 70
improving hor health.
w. II. Hiekox is In Colorado Springs.
seeking relief from bad case Of asthma.
hrK al aal tkA hal
joined him on Wednesday.
Tho guest chamber In tho country
home Of Mrs A. W. Buck received for a
a Christmas addition handsome carved
oak bedroom sot, tho gift Of q brothor-in-
law.
Mrs. A. M. Jrekson Is expecting tho
arrival this week Of friend Of her girl
hood years. Mrs. Moore Of Iona, Mich.
who is on her homo journey from Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. E. J. Smith entertained company
Of friends last Thursday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Gray Of Mauston. Wis. and
Mrs. Montgomery. Of Longmont. who are
visitors at the Godding home.
The Entire Nous club met with Mrs.
Stto LorSou Oh WEDNESDAY, AHS VIII
be the last meeting with Mrs. Larson
before her removal to La Junta. which 10
much regretted by the club members.
Miss Cora Stevens was hostess Of the
San Souei club on Tussday afternoon.
The program for the afternoon consisted
Of lecture on Buddhism" by Rev. W. l.
davenport which was highly enjoyed By
b large attendance present.
Id e. Swink. whose painful illnsss has
been . cause Of serious anxiety 70 his
friends for two weeks past was taken 70
Denver today faf, hospital trsstmsnt.
The conclusion Of his local physicians 10
than . growth at The Junction Of The In
tsstinss with the stomssh is steadily
straneling Ill Alimsstatioo and causing
the man's death BY starvation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Work will be begun shortly on . big
reservoir and canal systsm which 10 70
utilize the Hood waters Of the PuEgatoifs
for irrigation purposes. The impounding
OF this water means much for the beet
growers on the south side OF the Arkansas
river between Las Animas and Lamar,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Wanted by young lady drsssmaksr. a
home with some good family. Win as
sis, with housswork at a reasonable price.
with privilege Of going out 70 sew part CT
the time. Can give excellent recon-
msndation and expect same Of any one
who may answer this. Write to Mss
Van,ia Ollie. Larned Kansas for psr,le-
ulars. 5S-4
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
Announcement.

c. r. Price having decided to leave
cur employ, visa to annolnee to the
public and to our customers that W. J
Clark, Of Colorado Springs, has taken his
place and will collect all accounts In the
territory and have full line Of Roods on
sale.-C. 3. Forbes. Mgr. 54-6p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Porf. Tucker. Of our high school. will
spsnd Thurday and Friday Of this week
in Denver taking the competitive sxami-
nation for the Rhodes scholarship.
Eighth grade graduation exercises will
b. held in the high school assembly room
Friday evening. January le. All are
cordially invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
Ho1 . Gre CSiISlaina.

ITO enjoy freedom from ehilblains,' =
writas John Keap, East Otisfsld,
Me-, ~ apply Bseklsa's Afnies Saivs.
Have also used il for sait ehesm with
excellent fssults.s Guaranteed to
cure fever soree, indolent ulcess. piles.
burss. wounds, frost bites and skin
diseases. 2se at ali Druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

All persons interested in live stock or
dry farming should paste in their hats
tho fact that the Western Stock Show As
soeiation and tho Trans-Missouri Dry
Farming Congress meot in Denver the
18th to the 26th Of this month. Half
rate fares are on for tho meetings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Mr.. Taylor has since become Mason OF
high degree. and it seems safe TO say that
nobody ever had his name on the records
Of tho order any earlier than this
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Where to Eat When in Pueblo.
At the Clinton Restaurant. ass n.
Union ave. you will find a very neat
place. serving an excellent bill OF
fare at mos, reasonable prices. Try
il. as-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

G. F. Burke will offer for sale on the
strssts Of Rocky Ford. Saturday. Jsnu-
ary 10. 1t 9 o'clock. thoroush-brsd Du-
ros Jersey male Hogs. Kruger No. 1898 !
winner Of 8 blue ribbons at 3 years old
win 20 in this sais. II. S. Martin, sue-
tooAoS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
DIED.

Nola Francis. youngest daughter Of
Chas. S. and Laura Allen. died wednss-
day. Jan. 9Th Of inflammation Of tho bow
ols. Funeral services were conducted by
Rov. Green at the home SOB. n. l 9th st.
Little Nola was very bright. affection
ato child and was loved by tho entire
neighborhood. The sorrowing family
have tho sincere sympathy OF all.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Tewes desire to
thank their friends and nsiRhbors for
the kindly assistance given them during
the fatal illness Of their child. Special
thanks arc due Mrs. Cutshall and Mrs.
Condit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

The public school income fund amounts
to sll9.622. Of which otsro's portion is
$1,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

; Wanssd- Good gil for general hoass-
vosk. Coed vaass. Mrs. w. D. Lswis.
So0 s., 6th ST..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Ths City Realty Co. have barrels Of 2
per cent marcy fer prompt loans on city
and ranch 2r,psrtY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Ths White ranch on the north sSds Of
the river. west Of the old Ford has recent
ly passed into the hands Of L J. Mountx.
. Denver capitalist Of varied interests.
who proposes 70 turn Il into an sxtsnssvs
horse breeding establishment Two car
loads Of iine breeding stock has already
arrived and there Is more to come. An
sx xelusivs horss-brssding business 10 .
comparatively new departure in this I'M
mediate vicinity and one for which the
conditions would seem be bs very favor
able. Whatever contributes to the i'm
provemsnt Of stock in tho matter Of horse
flesh will bo Of value to tho farming COM
munity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Mrs.. E J. Smith sntsStainsd The Bridge
Whist club on Tuesday evening. Edgar
Slack. Of Denver. NJ. and Mrs. w. N.
Randsl. and win Loekhast were gussss.
Paul Kennedy has goos over o. ths
western slops. % b gone several wssks.
on . business trip. He will visit his
former hons In Dslta County. and oehss
points.
Mr. Dan,sl Dssmss gave dinner
party last week in honor Of hss mother,
Mn. Brown. who b making her . visit
and expects 10 spend tie winter h Rocky
Foed's genial air and social atmosphsrs.
Married. At the Christian parssnass In
La Juata, Jan. Is. Miss winiirsd LIngsa-
fsitsr and Mr. John q. Boiling. both Of
Rocky Ford. Rev. A. l. Fssgusoa oflseia-
ting. Mr.. and Mrs. Boiling viii soon leave
for Grand Junction. thsir future home.
The many friends Of Elmer Young and
Mise Martha conard will b Interested TO
know that they were married by Rev. S.
G. Green at the Baptist parsonage Jan.
9Th. They loft the first OF tho wssk for
Lamar. whore they will make their future
home.
G. n. Robbins, ex-doputy county clerk
and recorder. returns TO Rocky Ford fer
residence on his retirement from his off,
eiai position. Our La Junta readers are
apt to remark that this Is no news. rs
about all tho retiring county officials do
return TO Rocky Ford for residence.
.P-n-e-u-m-o-g- -Pneumo-
gastric" spelled out at a reader Of last
weeks Enterprise. II knew Mayor Pol
lock always had his nerve with him. but
] didn't know that was what no called Il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

J. 3. Pcaree has boon reappointed 70
tn Q position Of elcrk Of tho District court
at La Junta. under tho now judges. Rixcr
a d Essex. So Mr.. Pcareo will not
be among those returning to Rocky Ford
for residence.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas S. Allen wish to OK
press their sincere thanks for the help
and sympathy Of their many friends and
neighbors during their recon. bereave-
ment,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

workmen have been busy outlining the
new platform Of the new station building
the past week with cement footing.
which indicates . very ample platform
area, whatever may b said Of the sizs Of
the station itself. All tho old brick plat
form will b taken up and replaced with
new and tie new extended the full lsnsth
Of the two blocks from Main st. 10 Eighth.
making hns sweep Of promenade and .
soavsaisat landing for passengers from
loag trains.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
CHURCH NEWS.
METHODIST RPIscoPAL

METHODIST RPIscoPAL
Drank u. HolieabscA. pastosJ
Pubic worship Al II .. m. and 7:5o
p. m. the pastor preaching At both SER
vices. Morning theme. sour Doctrine Of
Conversion Reasonabls9' ouartstts,
-ons Swee,iy Solemn Thought. Mrs.
johnson. Miss Ford. Messrs. Elssr and
Stout ofef,ory. "rraumerei''. Even
ing theme. What Shall | Do With Jesusp''
Anthem. Thou Crownest tho Year"
Presbyterian Church.
Usual services at tho Christian church
At O'Clock. Regular Communion service
with reception Of members. Anthem.
"our God is Near. solo. Calvary. Miss
Allan.
Baptist Church.
S. c. Green. Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor morning and
evening.
German Baptist Brethren.
Sunday school a. 10 a. M. Preaching
services at / / u. m.and z:5o pm. Young
Peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
First Christian Science society.
Chapel and Reading Room Hagen block
South main.
Services: Lesson Sermon Sunday /
q. m.
Subject, Truth.
Testimonial services Wednesday 8 p. m
Reading Room open daily excepting Sum-
day 10 s p. m.
Mrs. Anna Louise Ncrris Clark.
First Reader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
Mauzauola NJ. Z.

Edward Burns Martin. Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45. Epworth Lea
que at $3.50 p. m. Public worship and
sermon at II a. m. and 7:5o p. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

For Rsn.-A furnished house Of five
rooms. Apply 30 Maple Ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

Ths opening Of the new Taihslm Bak-
ssy. On North Main Ct does not signify
that the Old and we'll sstabliahsd Dsavss
Bakery Of NJ. Talhslm On Seueh nsin
will b diseoatnusd. On ths contrary.
NJ. T. Win continue 70 do business at he
Old stand" and h addition viii also ssp-
ssintsod ths business Of he nsw sstab-
kshmsas Ths nsw building nsxt door 10
he castEight Novelty Works. has bssa
equipped with al he necessary dttings
for doing . arst-elass bakery businssa.
and The well known push and energy os
The psopsistoe will do The rest
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
Pubic SaIo,

The City Realty Co. for a good horse
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18
Mari. .Down and Birthday Social.

The Epworth League will give a COM
bination Mark-down and Birthday Social
in the basement OF the church on Friday
evening. Jan. !8. Tiny silk sacks will be
sent out with the invitations which are to
bs brought in on Friday evening. contain
ing the admission fes-a penny for each
year Of your age.
The Santa Fe has issued an order
sE se,ive at onee for issue Of $26 mile
age books for 1000 miles form SO. CON-
monty known as Kansas mileage) to ap-
ply on basis mile for mile between points
In Colorado and Eas, to missouririvsr and
Purcell. !. 7. points. excepting Pueblo and
Trinidad and Pueblo and Canon City. oe-
tween which points additional mileage Is
detached. but no. TO exceed the old basis.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-05-10

Each department supplied with the
most modern and approved apparatus.
Practical work emphasized in all depart
nents. Graduates qualified to enter at
,nce upon life's work: Boarding depart
nent supplied with all modern improve
ments-batbrooms, closets, steam heat
and electricity.
New buildings with modern improve
ments. Location unsurpassed for health.
Tuition, books, heat, light, Laundry,
board, medical attendance, annual depos-
it. chemical and athletic fees, all included
in an annual charge of 5000, payable
quarterly in advance Daily visit by
physician in charge.
Catalogue giving full particulars sent
on application.
Attention is called to short course of
ten weeks in Agriculture. Write for
particulars
Term commences Thursday, September
21st. Early application necessary for
admittance.
R. W. Sylvester, President,
College Park, Md.