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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-11
NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL.
Thursday Set for Opening Of An
napolis Institution.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 1.-THE new
Naval Hospital, near Annapolis. erected by
the United States government at a cost Of
nearly 100000, will be formally opened
for patients about March L. Surgeon Gen.
eral Rixey of the navy will come to An
napolis in day or two to make the final
inspection of the building, preparatory to
its opening. and also with a view of deter
mining the cost of grading the ground.
Surgeon George Pickrell of the navy who
has been detailed by the Navy Department
to have charge of the hospital. has been
in Annapolis for several weeks, having the
building equipped.
The hospital is situated on a high bluff.
formerly known as Strawberry Hill, on the
government reservation opposite the Naval
Academy, and near the Naval Cemetery.
1t commands a splendid view of Severn
river. The building is of light-colored
brick, and was constructed by the General
Supply and Construction Company of New
York. Prior to the commencement of work
on the building there was some contention
with the Navy Department and others over
the site upon which it was to be erected
the suggestion being advanced that the
nearneSS to the cemetery would tend to
have bad effect upon the patients. But
1t was found, however, that the burial
ground was practically obscured from view
from the hospital by the many trees about
it.
The hospital is thoroughly modern. 1t
will accommodate about 100 patients at one
time. There are large parlors con-
nected with the wards, and private rooms
for the officers, midShipmen or en:is ed
men who may become patients. The main
operating room is completely equipped in
every detail and is finished entre:y in
plate glass. There is also another smaller
room, to be used for operations of minor
nature. Another feature is the x-ray room
in which has been installed an up to-date
x-ray machine. The interior of this room
is in black. with ruby lights, as these COL
ors tend to the successful employment of
the x-ray. A hydrotherapy room. for treat
ment by water. is also provided Surgeon
Pickrell who will direct the hospital was
appointed to the navy in January, 1888 and
is native of Richmond. Va.
The hospital will not be for the trea tment
of officers, midshipmen and others connected
with the Naval Academy alone, as many
persons suppose. but will be general naval
hospital The present sick quarters at the
Naval Academy will, in the course of time
be demolished and sick bay for the treat
ment of persons threatened with any dis
ease will be maintained at the academy
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DELUGE ON LINER.
Passengers Are Panic-stricken, out
Escape Unhurt.

NEW YORK March 11.-Pitching ana
lurchipg through seas which four days OF
stormy weather had made uncommonly
rough. the Savoie of the French line dlP-
ned so heavily into one seethins valley that
before, she could recover one of the pulK-
lest of the suriy seas came crashing over
her port side, to smash in the door lead
ing to the companionway and to send del
uee of water cascading down the steps.
Passengers told OF the crashing sea when
the Savoie inward bound from Havre,
reached her North river pier yesterday
morning.
Among the voyagers were f. s. Hougn
of this city and A. Houghton. state senator
of Boston Mass. Mr.. Hough said he was
in the smoking room and that with several
other passengers. he had been thrown
across the room by the heavy lurch OF the
ship as she reeed from the smashing ploW.
On gaining their feet they saw the water
rushing through the d broken hs,o aoor anu
1t went swirling down the alieyways Oh
the saloon and into staterooms whose
doors had been left open. That OF MI
Houghton's was open and the senator was
swept off his feet by the sudden rush of
water into his stateroOm. At the same
moment the electric light in his room went
out The Boston statesman hurrieuiy
climbed into the top berth and renamed :.
there until score of stewards came "
bail out his flooded room. -
The Savoie had been travelling at nan
speed when the sea broke over her ran;
Capt Fournier at once brought the vessei
to the wind, and for eight hours she re-
NAMED hove to under steam, and then. the
weather moderating, she proceeded on ner
course and reached port without turther
mishap.
Other passengers We're Baron q AgeT'
baroness de Groffenried. Comte de la val
ette Mr.. and Mrs. De witt farshai anu
Messrs F. and William Jones.
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TO SELL THEMSELVES FOOD.
Hotel Men Consider a Cooperative
Supply Corporation.

NEW YORK, March Ito save the
profit that now goes to the middle man.
proprietors of large hotels and restaurants
of this city are considering the organiza-
ton of cooperative corporation which
will deal in all kinds of hotel and restaur
ant supplies. Aaron Bodenweisen of Mon
treal has been in the city for two weeks,
interesting them in the plan. and 1t is ex-
pected that a company with $1O,OO0.0O0
capital will be organized soon.
Stock in this corporation will be sold only
to proprietors of hotels and restaurants A
provision will he made whereby those pur-
chasing stock shall bind themselves to Of
fer it again to the stockholders before dis
posing of it to outsiders.
1t is proposed to erect a large cold
storage house. and the corporation Will
handle dry and fancy groceries, wines and
liquors., cigars, meat and poultry, dairy
products and, in fact, everything that Is
used in hotels and restaurants. 1t Is be-
lieved the new company will control on the
day it begins business an annual trade OF
at least $25 100000 from its own stock
holders. Hotel men say there has been
such an advance in prices that they are
forced to take this action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-11
FOR MANUFACTURERS USE.

Increase in the Importation of Raw
Materials.
A statement issued BY the bure Of sta
tistics shows that the importations of
manufacturers materials continue to in
crease. The value of the imports of raw
materials for use in manufactures in the
seven months ending with January, 1907,
was $262, 100000, against sos. 900. 900 in the
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Harvard Students Severe Experience.

NEW. ORLEANS. March II. - Powell
Crichton of Minden, La, student at Har-
ward University. has been fined so. with
costs, totaling $500, for refusing to work
in the streets of his home town, the SUI
preme court having dismissed his appeal
for lack Of jurisdiction. Crichton recently
returned home on a vacation to find that
an erratic alderman had obtained legisla-
ton forcing every able-bodied inhabitant
to shovel dirt and improve the streets of
Minden two days out of each month. He
resisted this law on the ground that he
college, and therefore came under the pro-
visions of tho act which exempts teachers
and pupils from road duty. The case was
decided against him in the lower court
and he met with no better success in the
supreme tribunal. Crfchton will have to
pay fifty times the amount of the fine be-
cause OF court costs involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-11

curve below Philadelphia in thu bitter
weather OF February. the Springfield piow-
ed through miles OF solid ice ffom eleven
inches to two and three feet N thickness
and accomplished a feat that old rivermen
had said was impossible.
1t was the keen competition for the freight
trafiic OF the river front towns that caused
the officials Of the new line to attempt
rivals, the old Delaware River Transporta-
tion.Company. Both lineshave operated their
boats throughout all the cold weather. but
the new company has run the Springfield
ware river boats touched only as far up as
Bristol. Pa. The Springfield is a screw
steamer. By placing heavy ballasts astern
the PROV of the boat was raised so that 1t
was essible to slide up over the thick Ice
and crush it down instead of cutting
thu Cugh 1t.
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FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILED.
Free Rider Crushed to Death Between
the Cars.

NEW YORK. March 1l.-One man was
killed and another injured when a New
York Central freight train jumped the track
on 18th avenue today. The man who lost
his life was William Chapman. aged eight
cen years. and he boarded the train at a
point some distance up the avenue. appar-
emily with the Intention of getting a free
ride to his place of employment down town.
He was riding on the bumpers when the
engine left the rails. and was crushed to
death between the cars. The injured man
IS Edward Kohler, fireman on the wrecked
engine. He jumped from the locomotive
and was badly bruised. Snow packed tight
ly in switch is believed to have caused
the deratlment.
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same months of last year. while manufac-
lures for further use in manufacturing i'm
ported materials amounting TO $lJ6.000.-
O0O. against $123, 0C0. 900 in the CORE
spending peciod of last year. Crude
materials formed 32.2 per cent of the
total imports for use in manufactur-
ing and imports for further In
manufacturing 1875 per cent. Cement i'm
ports aggregated 1900: copper. $2a-
100000: raw cotton. SS50O.O0O; uncut dia-
monds. 81. 100000: diamonds cut but not set.
nearly $15,0O0.OO0: fiber $2i 1913 900: hides
and SKINS $40 900. 600: India rubber. 49,
900, 900: pig iron $S.3OO.OO0; silk, 4+.J00 900;
pig tin. nearly $23O00,OOO.
In quantity cement imported 744.0Oo,0W
pounds. and wool 9j.00o0O0 pounds. All
of these items showed large increases ex-
cept wool, which decreased over 5,WO,oDb
pounds from the corresponding period OF
last year.
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NAVIGATION RECORD BROKEN.
Steamer Operated in Thick Ice Of Up
per Delaware All Winter

BURLINGTON. N. J., March u.-An
winter navigation records in the Upper
Delaware river have been broken this
year by the steamer Springfield of the
new transportation line which began oper-
atoms on the river late last summer. The
steamer has not missed day In making
it's trip of thirty miles and return from
Bordentown to Philadelphia. While power
full tug boats and big ocean liners were
stuck In the ice jams in the Horse Shoe
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Paws Bills and Suit is Dismissed.

CUMBERLAND, Md, March 1.-THE ap-
plication for receiver for the Penn-Garrett
Coal Company, which controls over 5000
acres Of land near Friendsville, Garrett
county, has been dismissed, and work Will
be resumed at once. The company, which
was granted a special charter by the last
legislature, has recently spent more than
10000 in development at the mines. The
bills upon which the suit was based amount
to about 1900, and were for supplies. Pay
ment was withheld, it Is stated. until prop
er authorization was produced. but officials
have cleared up all Indebtedness.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-29
PIusburg Exposition Opens

Pittsburg Penn, Aug, 2S.--When
the nineteenth annual exposition
throws omen its doors to the public
this evening, there will be revealed
scene of beauty such as has never
before before been witnessed at the
great Smoky City shows. The foyer
of the main building has been CON
yerted into a floral hall, the ceiling
and walls matched with eyergreens,
the arches covered with plants and
vines and the center transformed In
to floral fairyland. The flower
beds have been laid out around ser
les OF three water falls, and long lines
OF rustic walks wind through the
garden. Machinery Hall and Music
Hall have also been handsomely de-
corated. The exhibits this year come
from ali over the country, making the
big show in reality a national EXPOSE
ton. From as far away as Tacoma,
Washington, has come car load OF
manufactured goods and raw materl-
al and many other Pacific coast cities
are also represented Music hall will
he formerly dedicated this evening
with concert by the Theodore
Thomas orchestra. Other musical
organizations to be heard during the
exposition include Sousa's band the
Victor Herbert band, the United
states Marine band, the Mexican
| National band, and Damrosch's
which will close the season, October
IS.
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NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING

OF the stockholders and Directors Of
The Pecos and Northern Teaah
Railway COMPANY
Amarillo, Texas Aug 2Srd' 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that tho an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Paoos and Northern Texas Rail
way COMPANY. viii he held at The sen'
cral office Of said company In Am
arillo, Texas, on TUESDAY first day Of
October, 1907 at the hours Of H.
noon. for the purpose OF selecting a
board Of directors for the ensuing
year and for such other business as
may come before said meeting
The annual meeting OF tho diroc-
tors Of said company will he held on
the same date At the Same place i'm
mcdiatcly after the meeting OF stock
holders. .JN FREEMAN
.95.4c Secretary,
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Byrce Addresses Lawyers.

Portland Me- Aug. 9S.-Tho
Right Hon. James Bryce, British
ambassador to the United States, de-
livered the annual address at the
convention Of the American Bar as
ISOLATION this morning His subject
was "The Influence Of National
Character and Historical Environ
ment on the Development Of tho
Common Law" and was handled In
an able and scholarly manner After
the nomination and election OF Off
GERS for the coming year and the
transaction Of unfinished business,
the convention will close with the
annual dinner at the Falmouth hotel
tonight.
Many ~ the visitors will remain
mere for the session OF the lnterna-
tional Law association, which will
convene tomorrow. All Of the for
eign delegates have arrived and con-
stitute the most distinguished as
semblage Of iurists and lawyers ever
gathere in America,
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News Forecast for THURSDAY.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Among the
important events scheduled for to-
morrow are the following:
International Law association,
composed of leading jurists and pub
licists Of all nations, opens twenty
fourth conference in Portland, Me.
Prince Welhelm, of Sweden, will
arrive in New York for a stay OF six
days, prior to sailing for home on
the Swedish naval cruiser Fylgia.
Interstate commerce commission
will meet in ST. Paul to investigate
complaints OF unfair rates charged
by northwestern roads,
United states immigration CON-
mission, which has been conducting
tour OF investigation in Europe,
will sail from Liverpool FOR New
York.
Secretary Of War Taft will speak
In Denver, going theme to yellow
Stone National park for brief out.
ing before resuming his journey tc
the Philippines.
World-famous baby carnival ant
parade viii be held in Asoury PARK
n. j., as feature Of the weeks car.
niyaL
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Citation by Publication,
THE STATE OF TEXAS,


To the Sheriff or any Constable OF
Potter county Greeting,
You are hereby commanded TO
summon Phil Lee by making publica
ton of this Citation once In each
week for four successive weeks pre-
vious to the return day hereof, In
some newspaper published In your
County, to appear at the next regular
term OF the District Court of Potter
County, to be held at the Court
House thereof, In Amarillo, Texas, on
the First Monday IN November A, d"
1907, the same being the 4th day OF
November A. D. 1907, then and there
to answer a petition filed in said
Court on the 21st day Of August
A. D. 1907 in a suit, numbered on
the docket Of said Court No, 1913,
wherein L. VI. Randall and ]. IL,
Randall are Plaintiffs. and Phil Lee
is defendant, and said petition al
leRing in the usual form Of trespass
to try title, that plaintiffs were law
fully seized in fee simple OF the IT,
tie and possession of Lot No, 10 In
Block No. 10, OF Glidden 4 Sanborn
addition to Amarillo, Texas, and is
out OF Section No 169 block No. ?,
A. B. & NJ. situated in Potter county;
plaintiffs set up title by limitation
Of five and ten years; that said Lee
made and delivered deed conveying
said land to C. Lum Mitchell and his
wife Emma Mitchell, which was lost
before recorded, and makes the CON
Meeting link in plaintiffs chain of
title. to remove cloud from title by
establishing said los; deed
Herein fail not but have before
said Court, at fits aforesaid next
regular term, this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Witness, Frank Wolflin, Clerk OF
the District Court Of Potter County
Given under my hand and the Sea
Of said Court, at office in Amarillo
this the 21st day of Aug. A. D. 1907
FRANK WOLFLIN,
Clerk, District Court, Potter County
hereby certify this to be true
COPY ]. Il. HUGHES, Sheriff.
BY FRANK BUCKINGHAM
Deputy
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May he n stylloh Ops, But II Makes
Trouble.

May ne styllsh Ope, But II Makes
Trouble.
A man usually buys n hat hhte IN
style" but the modern hat for men mas
lots 10 answer for,
Baldheads are growing more numet.
Gus every day Hats mako excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which zap tho life from The roots or tho
hair
when YOUR hair begina 10 fan out and
your scalp iA FUN of Dandrun II ~
sure sign that these countless germs are
busily az work
There Ia but one way 10 overcome the
trouble and kin tho germs-that way ~
10 apply NeWbros Herplcide 70 me
scalp--it viii kill the germs ana healthy
hair II sure 20 result
Gold by leading druggists. Send lOc. IN
stamps FOR sample TO The Herpielde Co.
Detroit, Mich.
Two gl1cs--50 cents ana 400.
l.. q, Thompson s. Bro, Special Agts'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs f. II. Brainard were
in town yesterday from Canadian.
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The sentiment for the nearer To-
cation found expression from every
man present and II was further urged
by several present that II the money
raised on this subbscrlption be ap-
piled toward private cndH above pub
lie ends. n would make II extremely
difficult TO raise subscriptions for
future public enterprises
Resolutions Adopted.
On motion OF II Gouldy, after
ward amended and added to by j.
l.. Smith and others, the meeting
ordered the secretary TO record
resolution expressing the sentiment
OF tho meeting as being in favor OF
accepting the offer OF II, y. san
horn, and further that the chairman
appoint a committee OF three men to
ask for copy OF the original sub
scriptlon list and to take steps to-
ward getting hearing from every
man on the list Chairman Morrow
announced as the committee for that
purpose II, c. Mobiles D. II, Gouldy
and J. l.. Smith Tho meeting then
adjourned
Move Toward settlement,
Today the committee appointed In
tho mass meeting yesterday Is at
work and the proposition looks much
nearer settlement than II did yester-
day. While the intimation that in
terested parties have "aNes to grind
is not lacking on either side, the
majority of The subscribers are aC-
tuated only by The desire TO get the
farm proposition settled In way
that best satisfies the department
and at the same time serves the city
OF Amarillo A second mass meet
ing will he called soon and this will
take up some details not brought mp
in the meeting yesterday
Credits Canodc for the Work.
"Mr Canode got busy and did this
work after practically everyone else
had quit" said II. Il, Dorsey this
afternoon, when asked about the
proposition, at looked for a time
as If Amarillo were going to lose
the farm entirely. Then Mr., Canode
took up the matter with the depart
ment men, interested Mr.. Bush and
others, got the proposition on it's
feet aud saved the farm for ANA
rillo.
"The tract offered by Mr.. Bush is
not six miles west OF town and is
not In Randall county as some re-
ports have placed II. 1t Is in sec
ton 26, Just south OF the Rock Is-
land dump is a piece Of land that
suited the department. men when
they looked It over. They were
given choice of number Of sec
tons and, all things considered,
thought this location best. It is
about two miles from the ''old town"
three miles from the residence part
Of Amarillo and four miles from the
heart OF the city, It is just two
miles straight west Of the present To-
cation,
II am in favor OF another mass
meeting at once to close the matter
up today with Mr.. Carleton and Mr..
Leidigh of the department. l am
sure that the majority of the sub
scribers will be able to reach a sat
isfactory decision when the whole
matter is presented to them.
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Piles Cured NJ Home 10y New Alb
sorption Method.

n you suffer from bleeding, itch
Inf, blind or protudlng Piles, send me
your address and | will tell you how
To cure yourself at home by the nc~
absorption treatment and will also
send some Of this home treatment
free for trial, with references from
your own locality II requested, I'm
mediate relief and permanent euro
assured. Send no money hut tell
others OF this offer, Write today to
Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box P. Notre
Dame, Ind,
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The Limit of Life.

The most eminent medical scien-
lists are unanimous in the conclu-
sion that the generally accepted lin
itation OF human life Is man years
below the attainment possible with
the advanced knowledge of which
the race is now possessed. The crit
ical period, that determines its du-
ration, seems TO be between so and
so; the proper care OF the body dur
ing this decade cannot be too strong
~ urged; carelessness then being ia
tai 10 longevity. Natures best help
err after so is Electric Bitters, the
scientific toni Observation-Disclosures
scientific tonic medicine that revival
lies every organ of the body. Guar
nnteed by l.. o, Thompson e. Bro,
druggists. soc.
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Now understand that the station
that that list was gotten up for is
about six miles west Of town and
In Randall county did not under
stand II that way when / made my
subscriptions aud / did not give
my money for that farm
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Fell Dead.

A man fell dead in Chicago the
other day from heart trouble, and
thousands die every day in the same
way. But the cause of nine out OF
ten OF such cases of heart trouble Is
indigestion. The cure is Dr. Cald-
wells Oaxative) syrup Pepsin. The
explanation is that the swollen, In
famed, and engorged stomach
presses right up against the heart
and prevents It from working your
heart ,flutters. palpitates, pains and
you are short of breath, some lose it
forever. Just try for these symp-
toms, few doses OF Or. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, and see how quickly
It will cure you Sold by Mcqueen
Drug Co at 80 and 800. Money
back II it fails. slim
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-29
Homes on Ten Years TIME.

can sell some good land near Nc
Lean. Texas, in quarter and half
sections to actual settlers on ten
years credit, with nothing due but
interest TIL expiration of the full
term. JAMES LOGuE'
tc Washburn, Texas,
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The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wiley which died TUESDAY
night was buried from the residence.
1os harrison street yesterday aft
nrn0on.