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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-04-03
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Six.candidates Care in::the field for the
school election which..tak place tomor-
row Saturday, when three school trus-
tees are to be elected. The nominees
are IL. o. Christensen, VIM. Ferguson,
Mrs. E. L. Geddes. Frank Baker, H. b.
Sharar andl "A. &C. iBrockwell.
There are two hold-over members on
the board, C. A. Matthews and ]. ].
Cremans, H. O. Christensen being the
retiring member. Heretofore the board
has onlyahad three. members, but will
have five hereafter.
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DONATIONS FOR FIRE
ALARM BELL

The Pilot has been authorized by the
Whitefish Volunteer Fire department to
give space in the paper to subscription
column, for the purpose of raising funds
to secure fire alarm bell, to be put up
at the fire hall.
At the last meeting of the department
a number of the members reported that
they had had expressions Of opinion
from many Of the property owners Of the
town favoring the raising of fund to
purchase fire bell, and that all had
signiied their willingness to contribute
to such fund
That an adequate alarm is needed
there is no question, and it should be
secured if possible, in order to secure full
fire protection, but the department did
not feel like going TO property owners
personally for subscriptions, realizing
that the subscription proposition in
Whitefsh has already been worked to
about the limit In view Of the fact,
however, that SO many people have ex-
pressed desire to contribute to such a
fund, it was decided to handle the mat
ter in this way -
Anybody desiring to aid in securing a
bell is requested to leave their subscrp::
ton at The Pilot office, and list Of all
donors to the fund will be published,
and run iii the paper until sufficient
funds have been secured, or until the de-
partment is convinced that the property
owners are not sufficiently interested to
pay for bell.
The department would like to raise
about $3.50, in order to have money
enough to pay for the bell desired, and to
meet the expense of erecting bell tower
at the fire hall and placing the bell.
The following subscriptions have beer
| handed in up to this time:
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Dcerstalking among the Dogrib In
dams Is managed by skillful counter
felt Of the animal Two hunters WI K
together-the man behind with hem
body, the one in front carrying u
staE's head. Tue legs Of the nRy,
serve very well for the fore and hint
legs Of the animal In this wax tn
hunters yet almost in ts1c neiIst Of n
kesd Of Gcer before the creatures are
eKarc Of danger.
The 0StrfclI e hunted In q similar
way by the busbnen q Sonth Africa.
and the Eskf:nGz sometimes come ia
close quarters with seals by tlressin..
themselves in seaIsk ms and slextero,,s-
" naialicking the style Of swimmil:.
and "Gopping" SO characteristic Of thu
animal.
4. ..-:stra.ia the natives bring t.,r
wa:laby or young kangaroo within the
range Of the spear by suspending a
small birds skin and feathers from
the end Of long rod and imitatin;,,
the birds cry.-Lnnt,on Strand
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Fars:os,tsd Economy.

Alrx Wipednnkx lenkinSon. w~
ought 10 take one Of the FIRST class
magazines. It's oaly s. a year. and
the children are getting old enough,
now to have something good to read.
Mr.. Wipedunks-Only- 81 "A year.
That's all. II it, II you begin on maga-
zines you'll think you have to keep II
up. At the end CT every year you'll
want to have 'e:n hound. There's tive,
volumes In Il year. Costs 81 y volume
for binding. That makes SO a year.
In ten years It's $50. Then you'll want
q bookcase to hold the twenty volumes.
ThatrI cost about So5 because you'll
think It ought to he big enough to h,ld
the twenty more volumes. There's $Si
thrown away. Do you think I'm made
Of money? n yen want to read TIKI
magazines. what's the matter with Dor
rowing EN- ?-Chicago Tribune.
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X OF LOCAL INTEREST

Register.
County Surveyor Gibson spent Mon
day in town.
Miss Margaret Rocbuck spent Satur-
day in Kalispeil.
Our soda fountain is open. G.
A. natthews.
]. @. Black made a business trip to
Columbia Falls Tuesday.
All kinds of union made chewing and
smoking tobacco. G. G. Hall.
DIR. J. A. Tillett has ordered new
awning for his Al-ki launch.
Miss Matte Hall of Columbus, O., is
visiting at the r. A. Forcum home.
Ed McConville has completed side
walk in front of his residence property.
J. s. Fisher has built sidewalk in
front of his property on Miles avenue.
Civil Engineer A. L. Jaqueth was a
business visitor in town Monday from
Kalispell.
Pickwick rye, ''the best OF the good
Ones" Hotel Northern and Cadillac
bars.
Meet me at the soda fountain
Mt c. A rlafthawS
camille Co. came in yesterday from Gu
Bank.
DIR. J. 7. Robinson, the popular Col
umbia Falls physician, was visitor il
town Wednesday.
Mass will he celebrated at the Catholic
church at $50 Sunday morning, Rev
Father McGlynn officiating.
Miss Rose Wilde has been engaged b.
Percy F. Dodds to preside at his ic
cream parlors during the coming summer
New line of souvenirs in woos
and shell at c. A. Matthews.
Mrs. VIM. Wohrman entertained tn
Methodist Ladies' Aid society on Wed
nesday. The meeting next week will b
with Mrs. Riach
Roy Young has purchased the barbc
shop formerly conducted in the White
fish hotel, and has consolidated that sho]
with his old stand. Another bath tut
is to be installed and other Improvement
made.
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Notice Of Election.

The annual meeting of school district
number A, Flathead county, Montana,
for the purpose of eIccting three trustees,
will be held on April 1, 1908, at the dis
trict school house.
The question of free textbooks will
also be voted upon at this election.
The polls will be open between the
hours of 2 O. clock p. IN. and 6 O clock p. m.
G. A. Matthews
j. ]. Crcmans
H. O. Christensen
Trustees School District No. ~.
w. D. Sherman,
Clerk.
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Plenty of Trouble.

is caassd by staenation OF the liver and
howels, 10 get rid Of il and headache and
hilionsncss and the poison that brings
jaundics, take DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
the reliable purifiers that do the wo'k
without grinding or gripping. 25c.at
Percy F. Dodds.
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office.

All parties having logs in Whitefish
river, either upon my land or in the
river where it runs through my land, are
hereby notified to remove all such logs
within 80 days from the date Of this mo-
tice. g. F.INGLIS.
Whiteish, Mont, Mar. Is. 1908.
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Register right now.
If you don't register you can't vote
A Pilot want ad will rent your vacant
room.
DR.. II. E. Houston was business WIS.,
itor in kaIispell on Wednesday.
Rev. Father McGlynn has been spend
ing the week in Butte and Helena.
Mrs. f. D. Mahry went to Columbia
Falls last Friday to visit relatives.
Mrs. NJ. C. Wilde and Miss Rose Wilde
returned last week from Wallace, Ida
w. T. Cole and J. w. Mario went to
Kalispell Saturday, returning Sunday.
Easter post cards and novelties
at c. A. Matthews.
John Lindsay has been engaged this
week in building sidewalk in front of
his residence.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
serve supper on election day in the
E. K. Green building.
Prof. A. P. Sheridan went to Column
bia Falls last Friday night, to furnish
music for a dance at that place.
B. O. Mullin went to the upper end OF
the lake this week, and reports having
caught IL large trout at the mouth of
Swift creek.
Jack Mathews returned this week from
Hot Springs, Ark, where he went to take
treatment for rheumatism. He is much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moeloski left Mon
day for Seattle, and will later go to hot
springs resort in Idaho for the benefit of
Mrs. Moeloski's health.
Chin Sing, who was formerly in the
restaurant business in Whitefsh, alighted
from the train Saturday and greeted his
friends and acquaintance here.
Rev. O. A. White will occupy the pull
pit of the M. E. church Sunday, April s.
both morning and evening. All arr
cordially invited to attend these services.
"The kind your Grandfather used" and
he was of rare judgment Profit by his
experience and use Old I. w. Harper
whiskey. Sold by Doering & Cranston.
The Somers Lumber Co., it is under
stood, will run two summer logging
camps on Whitefish lake, to furnish logs
for the local mill during the saving sea
son.
| c. A. Matthews has installed gasolin,
engine to run his ice cream freezer dur
ing the coming season, and has fitted NJ
a model place for the manufacture of thu
frozen substance.
Jack Vaughan was in town Sunda.
from Boomers Ferry, where the MaughaI
Bros. have plumbing shop. Tedd!
Maughan returned with him to assist il
work at that place.
E. d. Mahry, the amhidextrous
double-bell euphonium virtuoso in thu
Whitcfish band, made flying trip t.
Columbia Falls Friday night, returning
in time for work the next morning,
4 A number of Mrs. WIN. Wohrman'
friends surprised her Tuesday night whes
they marched into her house with man!
good things to eat tucked under thei
arms. The evening was spent in carr
playing and several musical selections b,
Mr.. Kelley ON his violin, accompanied b,
Mrs. Carswell. Those present we're Mr.
and Mrs. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Cars
well, Miss Fern Watkins and Messrs
Kelley and Hills.
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$780, coo at Least.

When lovely woman stoops to folly
And learns too late that lovers skip.
What balm can heal her melancholy.
What course can give her grief the slipf
The lady's only satisfaction,
Tho only way her teArs to dry.
Lies In a breach Of promise action.
With damages almighty high.
New York Press.
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Notice.

The town cattle herd will be started
May l. All parties desiring to have their
cattle in the herd ean make arrangements
with me now. Terms, 81 per month.
AMOS KINNEY.
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GravitAtien.

The law Of gravitation Is thus given
IN Newton's words: Every particle Of
matter in the universe attracts every
other particle with force whose d.
rection is that of the straight line join
ing the two and whose magnitude Ia
proportional directly as the product
Of their masses and inversely a. the
square Of the ii distance"
Hewitt only want the money over
night III pay you in the morning.
Jswett-That's all right. but I can't
wait six months for $5.-New York
Press.
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Use No Hooks

Ton manly breast, o maid. on which you
lean,
Though It may harbor nothing base Or
mean,
All. lean upon It lightly, for who knows
What fran cigars may nestle there un-
asenl
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orounca

'Do you think insanity q ground fol
divorcer'
II don't know" replied the bachelor
grufly, "but it's grounds for matrt
moRy. all right" Ledger.
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hex,A n Rlner rben.

B0ey0 - Utpor Then.
Hewitt-A Chinese play lasts two
weeks.
Jswett-Then II 4 man has any eggs
to throw he'd better save them for the
last act.-Harpers Weekly.
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$500" and "63"

Score cards for sale at the Pilot Office,
u per hundred. Moro or less At the
same rats. Neatly printed and always
stock.
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WHEEL Compel It9

TT has been decided that babies must
pay fare ON the Transatlantic steam
era"
'S'poss q baby deciinesr'-St Paul
Pioneer Press.
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A Changed Situation.

Zone can never TELL" said the fallen
political Idol. "A short time ago I had
the mob at my feet. Now they are at
ny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES North Amef.
team
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-04-03

FOR SALE-l7O acres OF land on the
shore Of Whitetish lake. Place 10 COW
cred with heavy growth Of lodgepols
pine. Thousands Of poles. X abroad
runs through land. About Is acres Of
fine bottom land, with nice tprng con-
venient. Two miles from town. Poles
are worth more than price asked for
place. Fine lake frontage. Price only
1900. Inquire At this Office.
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True saytna.

Think not all wisdom solemn b.
To truest minds tits plain
There's much that's not In vain although
kansas City 1inpsa
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-04-03

FOR SALE-Rooming house at bar
gain. Small payment, balance to suit
purchaser. Jos. Reed Real Estate
Agency.
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FOR SAI4E-Lot with two houseAs one
three-roOsH and ono tvo-room house
good well, she+ls, etc. Cheap for cath.
Inquire Ed Boyle.
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LODGING Tho best rooms in town.
Furnace Heat. Baths in connection.
Mrs. J. Duncan.
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FOR SALE-Slide trombone. Pepper
professional, silver plated, leather
case. very little used. Will sell ut a
bargain. Address Cashier, G. N. Ry.,
Kaispeli.
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FOR SALE -Honee and lot ON Spokane
avenue. Lot 25xl3O; house. 2Ox3a.
Cheap for cash. Inquire W. GOllmow.
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Jack and JN.

Jack met yili upon the bridge
And kissed her on the spot.
Tn brooklet murmuped down below.
But Jill she murunured not.
-Chicago NswA
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LOST-A cllikl's gold chain and croas.
Finder will be rewarded, return to J.
o. BLACK, cigar manufactures.
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FOR SALE-Bnilding AMI not in bnei-
nrss location; $500 il taken quickly.
Jos. Reed Real Estate Agency.
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NOTICE. am ready to build houses to
order, in any p6ft Of the town, and sell
them on terms Of part cash and balance
in monthly payments. Leave your
orders. &. w. Avery.
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Father and eou.

Father and Don.
Father (age ffty)--At your aSe . man
thinks he knows everything
Son (a1e twenty-one}-Yes. and At
your age he knows he does~-Chicaeo
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The Pilot for typewriter supplies.
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FOR SALE-11-room housc, partly fur.
Eished. Inquire at this office.
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FOR SALE Wbi,efish eonvenir post
cards, two for Sc. The Pilot makes
/ them.
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FOR SALE-Cottage Vt Lakesi,ie; $3.50.
Bargain. Jos. Reed Real Estate
Agency.
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FOR RENT A honse. Inquire 0: G.
". Patterson, o. Bricn avenue.
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FOR sALE-Largesisc crib bed Tor child.
Inquire II. Snnth.
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Try Pilot wan. I'd.
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he
3PilOt Wants.
= RATES-One cent per word esch In.
sertion. No I'D taken for less than lOc. y
SRwWKEE~WNNN~0

FOR SALE-Five slsvw cases, cheap.
T e. A. MattIsews.
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Register.
County Surveyor Gibson spent MOI
day in town.
Miss Margaret Rocbuck spent Satu
day in Kalispell.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
Commissioner Macfarland Makes
Statement as to the Schools.
Fire Chief and the Inspector of
Buildings Have Been Asked to
Make n Report.

In connection with the current agita-
ton regarding the unsafe condition of
many OF the Washington school buildings
in case Of fire. Commissioner Macfar-
land yesterday issued the following state
ment
The Commissioners have asked the
chief Of the fire department, the inspec-
tor of buildings. and other officials tn
report TO them the present condition OF
the school buildings as TO protection in
case of fire or panic. and have directed
them to remedy Immediately any condi-
ton that could be met by the means at
their command"
Mr.. Macfarland added that the Com
missioners had, from time TO time. for
the last seven years, had such inspectiC:i
made and had reported the results to the
board of education and then to Congress
He said also that under the law the
estimates for the public schools had 10
be prepared. in the first instance by the
board OF education and then transmitted
by the commissioners 10 Congress. with
such recommendations as they thought
necessc=yy
The Commissioners" continued Mr..
Macfarland. during the last seven years
have never reduced any estimate of the
board of education that related TO fire
protection On the contrary. because OF
the inspections made by their subOrGi-
mates. the Commissioners have especially
urged all such estimates. / have Just re-
examined the board OF education esti-
mates for the last three years. and find
no estimate for fire escapes or IRE extin-
guishers or other fire equipment Pre-
sumably. the board Of education saw no
necessity for making such an estimate"
In conclusion. the Commissioner said:
AT ali times the Commissioners and their
subordinates have co-Operated with the
board of education in securing better fire
protection for the schools, and they will.
OF course, continue TO do so. But the
initiative in preparing public school esti-
mates has rested since 1900 with the board
of education"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT.
Committee Establishes 1t at Head
quarters in II street.

A permanent tuberculosis exhibit is
being established by the committee on
prevention Of consumption at its head
quarters. 923 H street northwest. which is
designed 70 demonstrate by charts and
models the prevalence of tuberculosis.
conditions leading TO the disease, and
the approved remedies for its treatment
This exhibit has recently been enlarged
by a most interesting collection Of patho-
logical specimens received from the Bu-
reau Of Animal Industry. These speci-
mems. put up in preservative fluid in
transparent Jars. demonstrate the effect
Of tuberculosis infection on the organs
Of various domestic animals.
The most interesting addition was made
70 the exhibit yesterday, when a series
of three specimens was received from Dr.
Ernest c. Schroeder. Of the experiment
station. This illustrates the effect upon
the organs of a guinea pig Of inocula-
tions with butter and with milk from a
tubeTculous COW.
The exhibit is open from to o'clock
daily. and visitors are invited 10 in
spect Il.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
Shoppers Must Visit This Store to
HrcOrue Pasted

With the first warm days women are
| looking ahead TO Easter, and s. Kann.
Sons & Co. are looking ahead 10 meet the
wants OF those wise early spring shop
pers.
The dressmakers and tailors will be
more than busy shortly, and every woman
who is planning to have a new gown
made for Easter will run less risk OF dis
appointment if she buys the material for
( Il tomorrow and puts IL into the hands
/ Of the modiste at once.
Four immense yard goods sales on the
| bulletin-rough pongee silks. 1000 yards
| OF one shade alone. and 1900 yards Of
| other shades at a price lower than the
same goods could be purchased for in
New York. Then. there are a number of
other good silk offerings in the same list
Beautiful plain Japanese silks, at about
half price. In a big line OF colors, IS, an
other big yard-goods offering in the way
of wash materials.
White dotted swisses and other white
goods will each have their interested
readers. for 1t Is time now 10 buy dress
goods. OF course, to-dayS readers will
all be anxious 10 know what the new
Calcutta Panama cloth is like.
Then, laces and embrOderies Will have
to be purchased for the new white dresses
and waists, and chances Ike to-morrow's $
| for saving on these trimmings are not TO
| be lightly passed by.
Colored embroidered linOn suitingy are
something quite new in the way of wash
goods for the mannish style and popular
| Jumper suits. White cotton trimmings for
the white linen suits will be popular this
| spring and summer so the notice in to-
days paper will have its interested read
erS
With all these yard goods 10 be made
up into spring dresses and suits, some
body will need TO be busy and many
dressmaking notions viii be required. Ii
is to meet these requirements, and give
the biggest sort of values for the money.
that a big sale OF notions has been ar
ranged. One hundred notion items or
thereabouts are in the list
Then, in the way of roady-made articles
there are suits. skirts. and princess
dresses. all new. fresh. dainty and charm
ing. and just ready 70 put on. Surely the
whole bill OF fare" in bargains at S
Kann. Sons & Co.'S tomorrow is worth
reading
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Lihrsry a Congfess-Open =. n. 70 10 p N On
secular days; from p n 10 10 ,. N on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Pubic LibrsJ-Open q n. to ? ,. NJ; holidays.
10 q N. 10 10 p. n. Sundays. 10 70 D N
Executive Mansion-Open 10 a. N 10 p m
United States Capitol-Open a. H. &c 40 ?. n
United States Treasary-Open a. H. % ? p N
State. War, snd Navy Departments-Open . a. N
to ? :. n Che original Declaration Of Independ-
ence is in the ,ibrar, Of the State Department.
United states Patent O11se-Open .. n. TO ?
pm.
United States Pension Bureau-open 3 a. n to {
D.
United States Post-ofHce-Open "a. m 70 p n
Washington City Post-ofiee-Open al hours The
Dad Letter Ofsee Is in the city post-ofceJ
National Botanic Gardens-Oyen a. n 70 p N
t1sh C1mmission-Open A. m 10 an D. N
Army Medical Museum-Open a. II 10 "a p m
National Mussum-Open n n 10 40 D. II tIa-
eluding hoidsysl.
Smithsonian InsIiJutiOn-Open a Il 70 50 p
~. lncludiug holidays
Agricultural Department-Open A. N. to $50 p u.
Blreau Of Engraving and Printins-Open q N
70 ID 2. m.
Washington Monument C5s5ls feet in height)-Open
SO a N 10 80 D. n. tEleTator runs from ? a.
no. until D. NJ
Corcuran GALLERY Of Art-Open s,50 a. II 10 4 ..
m II winter. a. II 10 p. N in summer. Sun
oays-l@9 p N to p m excepting IN mid-sum-
me- Admission free on Tuesdays. Thursdays sat
urdsys. aua sundays. other days sc admission
OOTenmeni Printing Ohcs-Open. 10 q n 10
= N
Navy Yand-open a. n 70 $50 ?. n
southgorth Cottage 36th 81. and Prospect ave-
IN THE SUBURBS
Geological Park-Opcn al day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase. Ksnsiugt0n. and Chesapeake Beach
Naval Observatory-Open a. m 20 p m
Mount Vernon (the home and tomb q Washing
ionl-Open II a. m % D.
Arlington National CeGneteTy-open ali day.
Fort Myer Military Pcs.
Falls Church and Fairfax Court House.
United States Soldiers Home-Open 4. q. 20
sunset
Cathedral Grounds. TgnnAllytOWu rOad-Cpen
a. N. to 2. n.
CABIN John Bridge. Cstholie University. and
Alexandra.
Great kAIls cf the Potorac
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

The submarine Viper. which eft An
napclis several days ago on a 6O0-mile
cruise in Chesapeake Bay. was COM
PEELED TO abandon her trial on account
of an accident 10 her cylinders She
returned TO Annapolis yesterday. having
covered I5O miles at an average speed
of 9.66 knots. The submarine Cutie
fish will start from Annapolis this
morning on a similar e0O-n1ile test.