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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

HEr
itilnmt, baB midi mir Surii- 0iScris
minationell, ionoerlt oltd) ,an0ere be.
idrGnfenoc @oridriiten" fremoer
20nocr, mclhc lid ae0cn omerifani-
ihe Grport'9lrtifcl ritten, Inn oeren
Giniubr III ocnl betreiicn0cu 2onbe
5l cridrmcrcll, re'p. 1tnmoqlid) 5ll mo.
den, GcrnnluIiltng biloen ipQeu, nm
Den goll5cn Worimol-Sor gcqcn bas
bctreffellOc Sono III aroft tretelt ut
loiien. @i9 81 cillem gelpilicn @rnoc
babcn iie Bel Dem aIlmGdtigen Sa-
rifmafcr beS ScnotS, Ilori6L Cunt
patbie %geflnocn. 3rpor bat berielbe
nidt oireft 5ugeiagt oaB er Den Be
tcntcn, IN oieicm SoQe ben @ertre-
tern ser .9totionol Sic Stod NlIio-
citation, 5u @iQen iein merOe, ober
er bot erflGrt, Die &ieh5iidter.
Slcild). mo Webl-S lloilitriellen Der
oienten 9eriifiid)tigltnA mir ioatc
man nidt 10 Oircft nit Dem &niippcl
oreinfnbrcll. Senotor Hoot, al beu
Die 2eutc iid] ebcnfaQ5 getpollot bo-
ben, conltatirte, oaB er gerl, @ilcns
lei, ocr Grport amerifaniiden SSlei.
lden f0r0crn 5l helfen, dber or let
Der Nniid)t, Oob Dies better burd &c
ciprocit0t icrtig jill brill0en lei, ais
ourd) Ginid)ilhterung. @bcr EQUATOR
Goot, ipclher ourf) lGngere Grfob.
rllng in Der Seitung Der a%llsluGrtis
gen Nnacle9enbeiten eillen meitcrclt
Slif llnb breitcre 9lniholulngcn lid)
erlporben 6ot, ite6t 5ienllid allclll nit
Iellcr Mnlid)t oo, un0 es itebt nid)t
SIT crnarten, Dob er nit iciner S0ec
0llrhoringcn fam. Gen Tariimas
hern, mic Nlorid), Solc uno @cnoi.
len liegt cS gGn5lid fern, Den nellclt
Sorif oli elmer &eciprocitGts -@rlno.
lnqc ollf5ltbullen; lie beiBen ben Ser
gcltun9a-Elun Der Eopnc-@iu gut,
ulo lie hoben oclt ErGiiocntcn Soft
nui ibrcr Scitc. Menl ulio i'm SIT
%tcrcIIe Der &icb5iidter, 8roBidlGd)ter
unb Meblinbrifunten etpoS gei6iebt.
mrlB Dies I'M Ginflung NIT Der Ne.
prciiolien.S e1ocn5 oea ncl,en SortfS
geIdlcben, olIo in Sorm elmer Gro
bun9: ,@er0cn bic ianit0rcn uno
ionitigen beid)rdnfenbcn. Gprlhriften
nidt o~ufgcbobcn, 10 miro Glld) Der
Wtorimol Sorii ol~lfgebGngt."
FrGiibcnt Enft interei.
iirt lid ii ncue'S Sell
mittel.
@ic bon @ertrctcrn Scr YittSbur-
ger .Nntcricon &ono0ium So" bier
fulogcgeben miro. 5cigt YrGiiocnt
Gait 0roBeo Slltcreilc on bcn @cridl-
ten ilbcr sic Seilfroit ocs Gonooiinl.
zines l1elcntbeften "Details bon rn-
~biumdbnlid)en Giaenidoften. bel Git
berfuloie unb arebSfrallfbciten. Gas
Ielbe lit bon cincm 6%roll5oienL Erof.
SeloiS in Nnris, cntocft noroer. Sn
Der Scd)nif bicnt cS 5u NidcI- 2egi-
rltnaen mo finbct portpicgeltb 5ilr
@ortllng pom Eon5erplottcn Gcrluen-
bun9. Sn Der Wicbi5in miro cS III
fliiiiiger Iorm utter bic Sout ocs
Botienten cin9cipribt.
N~elerbings lit mar in Eoris oitf
Ole rooiumlGhnlid)ct Gnlunotioneu
bieies mcrflpiiroiaet WetoQs olfs
mcrfiom gcmorocn. meldc icinc Gin.
nirfinla ouf ocn pcrboracritcn Sit
oea 2eioens i'm menIdliden Sraa.
nismuS geltottell. Man bolt, bier
NIT Siilie Der SunoeSrc9ierung Cit
!Soipitnl ST crrid)tcn. no sic erido.
picnoiten Grpcrimentc NIT &ona-
blum ollgcitclt pcrOcn fonncl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
&crgiftctcr 4benbmnbL
~ II.

EoriS. .. Ipril. = Sn Der fron-
5oliId)en Srtidoft Scprnlo, III DER
H1be Der Stoot 8ltp, iurtroc csl
ei%genortioeS Gerbreder gcgtn ben
oortigen Eforrcr Coulter periibt.
Cine perbredcriife Sono bate
lGnllid) 1T bcn acpeibten @cill, ser
it'd III Der Safriitei bcfnllo, ei!lc
Miidung BON Nrienif mo Strpd).
min gegoiien. NlS Der Frieitcr bel
Gelebrirluna Scr Melic bon bitiern
Nein tronf, iont CT inter bcitigcn
Sfmcr5cn 5ulommen. Ser Ipotbc'
fer pcrldofitc roid, 8cg,nmittel,
ood) lit ser 3iiitanb oes Tricitcr3
nod lebr crnit. Ter pN9iffcte @cin
mlroe 5llr 9erihtlihen annlpic nod
Glermont geiunot.
Nabm icine Q Of Il te m in'5
8rub.
Earis, 5. gpriG. = Sn Dem
Goric Sbuon, lla6e Gpinol. begilg
Dor ctuo ~ Sabrcn Cit Nr6eitec
Sclbitmoro. Scinc aiilocr ipltbtcrL
oob CT 6clb beiofs fonr,tcn obcr
tros olcr Nodforldllngen nid,t ei,t-
ocfcll, no es 9eblieben mar. Ant
letten Son1tug ipurbe ser Gltelte
Sobn bcrufcll, Der Groffnuto bcs
Grades oiii Dem 6rieobofc bcijll.
ipobnc,. IIS Ser Sobtcngrdber bclt
Sarg Dffnete, iohen Die beiocn
Wanlter 5u ibrern Gritoln1en 5ipis
ld)en Den anod)cn bes Sfcletts eli
ltet 8%olobolticn id)inmern: 20
3lpan5igfroncsitiidc un0 % ;3ebli.
francsitiidc! Ger 2ebcnsiibcroriii,
ll9e bate nidlt %9eipollt, onB feline
allber etluos bon ieinen Griparnii-
le1t bGttelt i,nb bepor CT iid) erbGn9te,
lomnltlid)e 8oloItiide p%crif)ludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Mcuolper aus Dem Die Sd)Iiie obgc.
ocben nurCn. Aus glbid)ieo5brieicn
un0 &arten gebt berpor, BOB 9cioc
ben GntihluB iuBten, aus Dem 2cbcn
q, i6eiOcu mo lid billter chamber
cri0pIicn bnben. @onoraid ma bel
iciltcn Gltern, bic nuf einem Hlrnl.
meIplob, Nr. 1t9, &olonic = Strabc,
III cincm @oaen mobnelt, in einen
Nlmoc. NM Aiicrls Ibeutcr belhdftigt,
Seinc @cliebte, Die 2O.jGbrigc No
tbil0c Ncdcr, mobnte bel ibrenl Stie1s
pater Stefien ulf einem Hunnlclplut
oil ser SegcIer StruBe mo frat ais
@e0dftnIB aitnItlerin allI. 9tad
Nngobcn ppn No6bnrn poltcn lcile
Gltcrn sic &crbinOung Scr ilrngcn
2cutc nid)t, m0brcno Die GItern Dies
hCItrciten ln0 feincn @rlln0 fitr Den
gemcininnrn ScIbitmorO fenncll mol
len. Scit S6nntog mar Ons Enor
pCrldJmunbcn mno um Wfontag lleten
bel Den beiOcricitigen Nugeborigca
@ricfc Elm. IN oieicn tbcilten Die
bctocn iu1gen Seute nit, 0nB tic iid)
gc0enicitig gut icicn rulo nidjt onocra
fonncrL ais gernct1iom SIT iterbcn.
Strcnu0ic NirigcntcW
Nrbctt.
@cnernI.M ulitoircftor GrnIt BON
St)lld, inter OeIien gcninler Heitllg
&idarO StrouB' Electra" olli Der
Grcaocncr &ofbiibnc Die Seltcrtouic
crbielt, lit bon cincm bcomuerlihcn
llniou ~bctroffcn lpor0en. 9lla bic
brittle Mieocrbollung Ger electra" i'm
0rcSocncr Spernbouie itottiano uno
Shlth nit icitem Grhelter nie0cr
lroBc Sriumpbc %fcicrtc, crlitt Der 81
ri1ent in SSol9c Der llcbcronItreug,m8
elmo Mhlatel}errcibung I'M rcd)tcn
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mcrtbor. Sbglcid %ioiort Gr5tlid)c
@ilIfc in Nnlprld Qcnpnmcn mrrbc,
miro Die Ncilutg lGnGcrc 3cit in Nm.
iprlld) %ncDnlCll. IS itcDt SIT boiicll.
oub Der nll5gc5cidJnctc Girigcnt bolo
mlc0cr hcrgcltclt Ictrl miro. Gr miro
ohcr olid), mcnn or 0cn Inftltof luie-
Der rilhrc1 fam, iiir cini0c Belt cine
mllltt0lilde StGt cinbolten miilien.
Ntcllcidt bright cr III Nniang crit
c;niBe Cpcrn pom Mio3nrt rro @rber,
orc lpenl9er olt Der Sdltltcr OcS So.
rcllmcilters rciBen. t
Gas SroHt iurtcr aoiicr-
Frciaiin0en.
Sir Dos Soiicrpreisiilgcn it
tErontfurt d. 20. lit mrnntcbr ooa
Nreiarid)ter : GollcDium 5uiommcll.
geltellt urlo bctnlnt gcgcbeu moroclt.
Gic elite eltbGlt Die critcn Hamen
olii Dem @ebict ocr Gonflnit. Gem
Nidtcr . GoQc8ium 9cboren General.
MuIifoircftor Grnit y. Sdrud,. So.
pcllmciltcr Hottcnbcrg mo Die 9ro.
.Ic''oren Sdjumnonn, Ncier. Slllnmrl,
G%oubcrt, DDS, GIeiidt Shmidcrotb
uno~Stt an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
DIS ncucr Gorif.

Grontrai6 DIS ncucr Eorif.
paris, D.. Npril. - Mn GolNc Ger
iiiirmiIdcn ErotcItc Scitcn2 ciuhei.
nlilder un0 miapGrtigcr 'Eltcrciien.
ten, ~beionCcr2 G%ngIuno'3. Got iih oic
Iorlf.Gonmiiiion SIT pCridieOcncn
In1c1ocnlcntcll, pprrcDntlid) iiir Die
S0bc iilr MtCtouC mo Sertiluourcil,
p%crIton0cn. Gic 9ncnOcmcnta linn
5luar nod rid)t pcr0iiCrtlidt. i1bod)
miro III Gri0brunG ACbrod,t, Oob Der
ld)ic0c1c bcOd)tcn3lucrtbc 3u1cltGn0.
niiie 81 @unitcn Scr Ser. Stnntcn
gcf1ndt morOcl iin0.
Ter Morimol5nu olri idlru5rc lol0s
mirtbld)oftIidc Ntni6ine1, bic iolt
ouSidlicblih olta ocn Ser. Stootcu
fontmclr, Der urivriin0Iid BON iiini-
5cbn ollf lcd)a5chn 6rnnCa per bltl.
cert ai(p crb0bt mcrbcn iputc, lit jctt
oltf 5p0lf lnO Scr Niininloliut olli
bon llcltlt ultl od)t SrnncS rColt5irt
lporOcn. Ter WnrimQlinB olli bic
Sd)rci6nloihincn lit bon i%ilniunOiic6-
Sig ollt lilnImOuicr6lA 6rul,c9 pro
Stlld. Scr Mininlnlinb pom %iiini5i0
IroncS ollf OrciBi1 crmGbigt morocn.
Gic Ncplnntcn GrboblmNcr ullf NUb-
moltincn iinb ouigegcben luorpcn,
mo Die blHbcri1cn Hotcn ipllcn mic
Der IN &roit 1ciebt ucrOcn. BOD Nm.
lid)t 0eS &iCcs YrGiiDcntcn Der Gonl.
n%ltlltol, Nrll. Mprcl. mo Der iibri.
gen MltQliCocr iollten 0icic 3ugc.
itGN0niiic bic %cr. Stootcn o0pol1
ilbcr6cuNclt, pob Grnlfrcid grobcr
@crtb 0orouf lcNt, quite &nnollsbcs
5iebungcn 5lpiihcn ben bcibcn 2Gn-
nern 5lt luobren.
Sic 9roBc Grboblr1g fir 9nltnl-
luoll.Sel, acgcn lucld)c Die Scr. Stao-
ten Dor Nncn proteltirter, lit nid)t
0eanoert uoroell. IS lit. mie crtlGrt
miro, itotblucnbig, bob ollrd) bicIen
,}nl cine Gompcniotion iiir sic oiti
Die 3oQIiItc Qcicttcn ScliGnicrcim
GcldoIicn mcroc. Gic 6obrifontcll,
melde nit 9onmlpoa-Sc 81 tblnl
baben, n1o Die E~roou5cnttn bon
g peiic-S clert lno ottocrcn @cnuB.
mittcll ijnb ic6od) cntiflolicn. ocn
&ompi Inn bicic1 SGeil ocs Suriis
bis i'll Den Senot oitSSuicd)ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

81 befcn, tie bate cil reideS @rge6=
nib, uno ulSbuI0 bcgdnnen Die Ger
iltde. PM orei NiIgcln mur0cn III
3iuii6cnrIumcn pon lie elmer &iertcl=
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nit 5ltr GrpIoiinn gcbrod)t uno cine
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mortcn: ioiort ging in Scr 9fG6c Der
GrpIoiion5itGttcu Elm ElaBrcgcn ME
Ser. Die Gerllldc mur0cn 0onm ipie
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HciuItotc. Tci cincm orittcn gr0Bc.
rem &crlltd) gclong c3 iogor, eillerl
Negcn bCrporjllrufcm Der mcbrcrc
Stmocn anbiclt mo iid ullf ciH sc
bet bon uiclcn Gun0rotf Iomctc CT
~ltrcrttc. Gicie GrfoIac iitb icbr oa5u
orgcthan, Den oltcll GImtbcn ST be
It0rfcll, monndJ man 6urch aoloncll-
id)iiiic Sltpitcr bclpcgcn t0nnc.
E00tli6 @irfunQ Oil
les elmer III ii DEN.
2on0on, 3. Mpril. - Or. Nnglta
@oplcp @ilion cin GbirlrQ oc9 &ort=
GonCr @oipitolS, nohm cine Spcros
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m0r6criihcr NIbliht cine Noli9 Can.
0anlm pcridIltft hottc mo bic IN
ibrcm Sample acgcn ooa Wlciicr 0c9
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Biz. Nic Spcrntion al Der Groll
pcrlicI criol0rcid, nber bel Dem Nr5t
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Cit Gcroift oui 600 ollrd) unNliids
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lmgoriidc NcAicrunG hat an Ole Sigz
notormddtc 0c3 Nerlincr NertrogY
bonn Sabre 1878 0aS jorncGc Grit
den gerid)tct, Der NufhcbunG OcS Nr-
tifclS p be9 @ertro95 5u5nitiunmcrL
lucldcr nod ser Nnncrion Soanicr'5
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der SeItrcidl Die @eicbrno @o@nicn'a
unO Ger &er6egomino iibertrGgt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Safe sur 3eiie ia's Anslaub BE.
iorst 6. @aine, Nr. Ala, Dit.8aIti.
moreitrahe, uabe Chiffon &oxie Hse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Hihorb Grofer, Der friibere
1ainmdnp 9dnptli1a, i%inttete eeitarn
benz Eroiioenten Gait eiren furser
geluh i'm WeiBen @ouie nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

FaiIc Snr Gciie ms Nnslanb &c.
iorst 6. Gninc, 9tr. 413, Sn.SaIti.
murcarakc, nabe Guitum &uuie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Gic SieD5iidter ul,o GroBidl1d)tcr,
I'M &crcirt nit ben Miiblcnbelisern,
mad)ell, lpie id)pn Dor ciiligcn Soacll
herporgebnbcii, Die encreiIhlten sll,-
%itrenannaen. i'm Dos Senais. 6ii,ons.
Gornite SIT peranlaiiei1. hob benz slb.
ifrltt 4 bes neiien 9orifgeieses einc
&Iouiel o~ngeb1net peroe, ipelhe be-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02

The Gatun dam is as essential 10 the
successful completion Of the present
canal project al Panama as is human
heart TO the life Of man. Unless it serves
the purpose for which was planned
two-thirds Of the length Of the canal
viii be as unavailable for ship navigation
as though not a dollar had been spent
Yet once again the stability and feasibil-
it, Of the dam is called into question The
engineers who have gone 10 the Isthmus
with President-elect Taft wiz go over
the situation thoroughly. and It is expect
ed that their report viii settle for ali time
this problem that has refused TO stay
settled.
Nothing vindicstes the longsightedness
OF Col. GoethaIs more than the collection
Of the vast array OF information he viii
se able TO lay before the engineers when
they go into an examination OF the mat
ter Many important actions had been
based on the information at hand about
the dam site when he arrived on the 18th
mus The question OF whether the canal
should be built on the Nicaraugan route
OF on the Panama route depended upon
the question whether a lock canal could
be built at Panama, and this problem
again turned on whether lock and
dam could be built at Bohio or Gatun-
Il was decided that they could be, and
Panama became the American canai
route.
Then came the problem of determining
whether the canal al Panama should be
at sea-Ievel or Of the lock and dam type
Air. Taft was inclined to favor sea
/ level canal. but the evidence they were
able TO submit in favor Of Catun dam
changed him into an advocate Of the
present project President Roosevelt vas
even more strongly an advocate Of the
lsea-level type Of canal. and acknowledged
( the fact in his message TO Congress. But
the evidence made him such a strong
supporter Of Gatun dam that he was
willing 10 take the responsibility OF max
Z ing IL a lock canal IL Congress failed 70
/ assume that esponsibility-which il did
not fail 70 do While IL is true that a
majority Of the members OF the Board
I Of Consulting Engineers voted for sea
/ level canal. the record discloses that a
number OF these members expressly
stated that the vote was not because OF
any lack Of confidence in the Gatun dam
I But evidence that was held strong
enough 10 justify the crossing OF the
: Rllbicon Of the type-of-canal question was
/ not strong enough TO satisfy Col. GOethals.
/ He wanted the millionth doubt removed.
/ He wanted 70 know the foundations OF
that dam as a pianist knows his key
board SO he secured Ths services OF one
4 Of the most famous and successful daIl
engineers in the country TO study the
/ whole question This was Caleb NJ Sa-
Vile He has built experimental dams IN
1 der the conditions that viii obtain in the
construction Of the big dam itself he
has dug innumerable bore holes all over
the site. studying each one with exquisite
care and patience. He has used keystone
and diamond drills to get the material 70
reveal the different strata In addition
I 20 this, he has dug two test pits. going
down a hundred feet below sea level, and
has brought the ssarchlights Of geology
+ and scientific hydraulics TO illuminate the
I mysteries below the surface
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
PROGRESS AT PANAMA
The Gatun Dam Controversy.
By FREDERIC J. HASKIN.
By FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

Immediately affected By a downpour Of
water in the vicinity OF Gatun. while
such downpour at BOhio or Gamboa has
no effect on il. He further points out
that the assertion that there IS an under
ground river originating from eight 10
fifteen miles I'D the Chagres Valley Is
Untenabie from the fact that there is
nowhere, even as far up as Gamboa, any
elevation that would give water force
enough to press its way through the
alluvial region from those points 20
Gatun, with anything Ike the head that
Il shows at the latter point Further
more. water conditions are practically
similar al GambOs and nBohio 10 those
obtaining at Gatun showing that the
hydraulic grade between those points is
practically on level
After having demonstrated to his own
satisfaction that the water In the dam
site is OF purely local origin. Mr. Savflle
proceeds 10 show that such conditions are
not al all unusual IN the construction Of
earth dams He mentions many dams
where such conditions have prevailed,
and says that It involves no new or un-
usual construction principles 20 render
local water harmless 70 n dam site He
says that The driving Of steel sheet piling
down 10 impervious material under the
dam viii effectively stop any dangerous
seepage. and will make the dam abso-
luteiy safe in this particular.
He goes into detail as TO the ability OF
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Miss CASPARI IS INDICTED
Woman Of Mystery Charged with
False Pretenses.
Proved an Enigma 10 the AuthOri-
IRsane-Has Served Term.

Miss Frances A Caspari. whose secrecy
and peculiar actions following her arrest
last July gave her the name Of .'the
woman Of mystery" was indicted yeste--
day for false pretenses. -Four instances
are cited in which she is charged with
obtaining ar aggregate Of 500 from Miss
Elizabeth GemmiH by representing her
self as an agent Of q book concern OF
New York and Boston.
Miss Caspari IS also charged with OBJ
tanning $2525 from Mrs. Thomas 4. Rob
bins. 500 from Mrs. Z. James. end va
rious amounts from Miss Edith c. Clagett
Brownsville, Nd: Miss LOIS Orchard, Os-
si2iRg. y. Y: Miss Anna S. Chase, Hunts
vile. Ala. and Mrs. R. Ccan, Albion.
Ny
She proved an enigma to the police az
thorities- She was shabbily dressed. and
refused TO make any statement regard
ing the disposition she had made OF the
money. The theory gained ground that
she wss mentally dersnged- This expla-
nation was upheld by her brother. Dr.
Charles A. Caspari. dean OF the Medical
College in Baltimore. and by Dr.. D. K
Shute, 1hs jail physician here.
Miss Caspari served q term in the Mary
land penitenttaTv for operations which
netted her more than Sl0o.000
Other indictments were returned as fol-
lows:
HsrTy Owens and Charles Hurley. forgr-y. Theo-
dore HaEk5s false p-ssnses and forEs-y: CARROTS
Baldwin Fros., false pretenses; William Hawkins.
housebreski1g sld larceny; Clarence Saunders. as
ssrit with dangerous weapon George Lewis sliss
William Brown househ-eaking and larceny; JAMES
Rle5gett aousshresking and lsrosry: Charles B-eos
alas Charles Back. canal kncEledcs Alice Collins
Larceny; Frank williamson. alias Frank Adams.
sault VITA dangerous weapon; Percy WsshinE-on
cs-nsl Snowiedge: Jesse Gc-don. alias Chick Ger
don robberT. Charles AugeTeT. larceny eeozEs
Fio7s assault WITH dangerous weapon: Tho-ss
Nichols. nonsupport q wife and children Walter
johnson. alias William johnson. hOlssbrszkinz ard
lzTcsGy; Lisbon johnson. Herman Stokes. and
Charles Hampton housebresinE and larceny Charies
Hampton. housetreakiug and larceny. and LiEzis
Crssson. receiving stolen properly
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EXCURSIONS
ORFOLK & WASHINGTON
] STEAMBOAT COMPANY

3 Every DAY n the yess fTun foot IN -
foz Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Newport NeTS,
and points south. via superb, powerful stSsi
pzlsce steamers -NeEport SeEs. Noe
folk. and Washington.
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The HOLMHURST.

Pennsylvania ave. near Beach Unobst-ucte5 OCEAN
new uT1Fate baths, stationary washsts-ds with hot
and cold running water N bedrooms. Elevator 10
street level CAPACITY so Opsn al the Tear
Hotel electric coach meets trains. Literature upon
Ialnest- HENRY DARNEII.
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the foundation 10 bear up the weight TO
be imposed upon it. He has prepared
maps showing the strata underlying the
site all the way down 20 the srgiIlaeeous
sandstone upon which the weight Of the
dam must rest He has prepared as
elaborate a lot Of tests TO show the
strength Of this foundation as he did in
determining the underground water con-
ditons at the site. He makes no quail
fieations IN saying that the materials
will afford ample strength TO support the
dam.
As TO the dan itself. he has already
built two Of them under working con-
ditions. The material is to be pumped
in il suspension. The water VIII then
be allowed to drain of. leaving the earth
pumped I'D a compact and homogeneous
mass which. TO borrow the language of
former Engineer Stevens. will make Il
as stable as any mountain Of similar nls-
teriai ever reared by the hand OF the
Almighty The dam viii show a weight
Of sixty-three pounds FOR every pound OF
water pressure brought against IT, The
material viii be so inpervi0us to water
that il cannot get through three feet Of
II under A pressure equivalent 10 A head
Of rs feet Of water, yet at the base there
VIII be head or only elShty-nve feet IN
the deepest portion, while there viii be
nearly half a mile OF the material for it
10 get through. At the top Of the water
the dam viii be nearly 100 feet through,
and the dam viii be fifty feet higher
than the water is ever intended 10 go
On the whole. il is 70 be said that the
doubt about the Gatun dam does not
exist in the minds OF those engineers who
have followed the Saville investigations.
The canal officials say it IS perfectly safe
and that they have nothing 70 fear from
the engineers who have gone TO the 18th
mus. Thev are confident that the only
result viii be further vindication Of
what has been done
lCopnght. 1903. by Frederic ]. Haskinj
TO-mOrrOW-PFOEreS at Panama.
III. Changes Mr.. Taft VIII see.
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CASE NEARING CLOSE.
Controversy over Sands Estate May
Be Settled To-day.

The case before Justice Wright Of the
District Supreme Court. IN which Mrs.
Henrietta Sands Anderson is seeking TO
have her father. T. P. b Sands. removed
from the trusteeship OF the estate left
by her mother. Mrs. Emile Sands. may
be submitted 10 the court this afternoon.
Mrs. Anderson was not ar the hearing
yesterday. being with her husband, Capt.
Edward Anderson, I. 5. A, IN Chicago
Mr. Sands, who Is a brother OF Admiral
Sands. Of the navy, was in the court
room. and took lively interest In the
long list Of exceptions fled By his at
torneys, R. Ross Perry and Waiter
Clephane