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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-03
HUMDERT's REIGN.
A Brief sketch OF the Life of the
Murdered Ruler.


dinand Eugene. He was born at Turin on
March IA. lS4i He was the son OF Victor
Emmanuel IL, who died on January Q,
1878. and of Queen Adelaide, who was be-
fore her marriage Archduchess of Austria.
He succeeded to the throne upon the death
of his father. He was married TO Princess
Helene of Montenegro in Rome on April
-. 1865.
Was Attacked in 1878.
Once before his majesty was attacked by
an assassin. On November II. 1873. short
ly after he had been crowned, an attempt
was made on his life while he was entering
the city of Naples. Giovanni Passarate, a
cook. waving a flag, approached the royal
carriage and stabbed the king in the arm
with a short dagger, His majesty drew his
sword and wounded the man. Members of
the royal suite came to his assistance, but
not until one of them was severely wound
ed was the would-be murderer secured.
Knit His People Together.
King Humbert's reign has been marked
more for his ability to keep his people knit
together than for any extraordinary activ-
fly he has shown in the affairs of the ma
tions of Europe. Most of the historians OF
modern affairs contend that Italy's stabil-
ity since 1861, when Victor Emanuel was
first saluted king. has been due to the
sagacity of her ministers rather than to
the greatness of either Humbert or his
father. But II Is memorable that even
when Humbert ascended the throne the
army and navy of his country were as
nothing. his people were impoverished. roads
were unbuilt and the nation had poor
standing among the people of the earth.
Triple Alliance His Greatest Work.
The triple alliance. with its accompani-
'ments of ready armies and equipped navy,
has flourished under his rule, and his peo-
pie have remained loyal to him. In spite
of the scandals which shook. in turn, every
minister from place and power.
The most notable achievements of King
Humbert's reign have been the consumma-
ton of the triple alliance between Ger
many, Austro-H Hungary and Italy, and the
securing of Turkish adhesion to the COM
pact as a precautionary measure against
the possible encroachmen4s of Russia and
other powers. Beyond this he seems to
have been content to care mostly for the
internal and material advancement of his
people. as though they were at most ano
at least his neighbors, companions and
friends. OF late years he has followed
more closely in the humane and generous
practices of his amiable wife-visiting hos
pitals, mingling with the poor and giving
his personal care to charities that are no
included In the written duties of the stat,
departments.
Raised in a court where the chief bust
ness was military. King Humbert did no
receive as broad and thorough an educa
tion as that obtained by most latter-da1
monarchs. He was born and bred soldier
but he lacked many intellectual attain
ments, and in his younger days fell int
some frivolity which displeased but dr
not estrange his gentle queen. All his crit
les agree that he never trusted a ministe
or party that he had not first won to low
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-03
VIII begin In september.

Albany, N. Y, July 31.-Gov. Roose-
veit decided not to speak during Au-
gust, but to begin his campaign In
the west early in September.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-08-03

Bombay, July 3o.-The rainfall in
Guzerat is good and general pros
poets have greatly improved. Tht
crops already sown will be saved.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19
Land once 81 woodward. q. T..

Notice IL hereby given thst the following
ien'ion 70 make fnal pro { In support OF his
claim, and that said psoof Will s. made Be-.
fore Jay n. Pickari. clerk OF The DIstrict
9 Asr Of Ills absence, then before Ieils Dsiiin.
ger, BIZ deputy, at beaver. .. T.. on May /.
q h. sr ssna ii. m = @ @ ~ X. 'os skl. shs
scc, 10, Twp north. range 81, n. q, n
lie names the fo'lavins witnesses 10 prove
his costisuous residence upon and eulhsa-
Ion II. said land. vis:
u. ", George. FRANK onx and HarYy W.
nnp.It, !. { Llbers'. Ksnsss ana Dyke bsiliD-
?. d. HxaLr. Rssistsr.
First pub April 10 1900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

hioWa and C0mspcbe ke0 y
Representation based upon one delegate
Al large from each county aud one delegate
for each one::hundred votes aud major frno-
'ion thereof cast fsr Hon b. T. Flynn Ia
1903.
The committee recommend 10 the Chair
men Of the several county committees that
the county oonveations TO elect delegates 10
said territorial oouvsutioa bs held on May 4
and the primaries he called 10 elect dele
gates 20 the county Convention on May 2.
but ssid esumitiess are empowered 10 AZ
other dates " these dates are not locally sat-
isfactory ~ applicable.
II vas further recommended BY the Com.
mi'iss That the Territorial essvsniion con-
sidss The proposition of said eosvsntion o..
leciiug or ins'ruciing its delegates 10 the
National Conven'ion for suitable person TO
Get ~ National Commitisemaa for ensuing
term. said nominee for National Committee.
man not II b sny ssms elected as delegate.
By order Of the Committee.
VIZ. 0sisEs.
Chairman,
CHAs. u. FiLsoa,
Secretary
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19
A CALL FOR TERRITORIAL REPUBLl>
CAN CONVENTION TO ELECT DELE
GATES To riiE NATIONAL RE.
PUBLICAN CONVENTION

In compliance with the directions Of The
Republican Territorial Central Cenmittss .,
meesins held in Oklshoms City on April,
100. . convention Of the republicans ol
Okishoms Territory IN delegate oouveniion
10 hereby called 10 he held At Enid on the
10Th day OF May. 1000, 1T 10 o'clock q. M,
on said dsie for ihs purpose o. designated
By said committee Of selecting six dsleesiss
sad six alternsiss to represent the republi.
cans Of Otlahoms Territory 10 the National
rspshlissn Conssn'ioa 10 he held In tbs
Guy Of Pbilsdslphls on June 10, 1900.
Couniies will 10 entitled 10 representation
10 ssid eouveutiOn - follows, viis
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

Notice N h.r by ci,eu thst IN. fciif wina
NAMED st'ier hht y I'd nof,. o. his iiisniinn
OF ,mes n Brown. insan s,d that ssii
Irpoi wi he male bei,r hal
Imn' ehil,. Pr',bs . .udgr In AMI for
Beaver county, ukla. r rritor a. Beaver,
Cnsri." y. pr % %~n. CD r%',,s,.f % W jam. A..
Br,wn. insarr, a. r. Ne. .ins Tor he VS.,
hslf.rt,.e ~mth.ss' ,,unri = Aid tito s,mth
t,shshir north, range 81 No. ".
NJ nhm-s the full,s ing wiipcsscs 10 yYOve
HE con ,lvno,s rcsiienc. spcn and cultivation
Of ssid land, va!
John ". W.b6. .ryrus A. Allen, Christian
feikee and Bernrsd Ulrich all ot B~sver, d
4.
. =. d. I,EALY. Register,
flrst pub. March n IsoD.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

Ho'ic 10 hereby given that the fdis,wips
named SETTLER hiss Med not o. OF tie bni.p-
ulou 70 nsake npai troof ip supr-,Yi OF his
cisim, and hat ssl,i pr OF viii b.. niaxlc ,.r.
fore kerist~r and R~eriver y. y. Land O6lcs
Ls-s LAven,, n. y, M. S7s, TOR th. .o,,h
east qur o. 81 section % e'wnsh'p q . rL.
Ills cor inuvus rssidene up,n. ssd cuisivs-
tiyi! Of, ssid band, via.
William OsbbsYt. Joh" T. FoxiesrMe, Char.
me =. La'nssitf and Martin LsmssssS oil OF
Ciipe, y. T..
r, D, HEALY, Register,
Flint Published Msr, - isOD.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19
Land once ss wccdws!d Q. r.

Notice q heteby. given that ths following
named settler hes nlsd no,ics Of his ibtsniio
and ibst SAID proof viii be made SsSor:
i.sr ss.ysi eoSn,y. o. !. q beaver D. +. on
behJsmln 2. Long, II. =. No 1877 spr The NV
y Of The ~ n and the N k OF ths SW Y Zoo
?, ?. and and ,ss = ! Nh of'hs sxx Bee . Twp N
Hs names the following wi,sssses To provo
his ccntlnloos !ssidenss upon and eultiva.
Sso!rs ssspSss % sd = ,'ssr,.. rr.sso,, Of coin
Or, 0nert Maple nS Rivssslds, q ssd
Glands Blanchard q n:svSs OF ,..,....
First pub Apr. q, 900
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

TIA HaWss ~ Ususe vuns the iaSrss IN.
1r.vcd ssntpwsas shss ls ksvws. % Ne Ps.-
q s.s,W TSrAesss u IN sli pp,ns. and Neg.
esgs Ch. eksj D., d~siInoaics,
sR rsst.s. Sss.s, time ts6sss. ~ aWy other
e-f ?1stl.~. ,sp.T e. .h: ueisrs.sn.d. o. 20
T. !s:'..sS. Sssssi Hs:s; xs.n.:..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19
TD0AuCuAl

Life fosu-suos Policies bosgh for Cash.
Also losas usSs % desirable policie,
10 sums Of $500 sod upwards. when the
values Of the policies justly. Hates and
terms made known op application.
Address CAnTER TnAtY,
2-22-n'2 Beaver, o. T.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19
NOrfC'E.

There will be specia, mre,inu Of ,he
Beaver Live Stock association NJ N.
court hou.c 10 Beaver Msy 5,h, y, 9
O'Clock .. M.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19
NEWS OF THE VICINITY

~ ~ DhobLkb To's"s
NEWS OF THE VICINITY
q. D. rsssehiii Sem down to River
sids Tsssdsy 90 bssises.
J. W. MsCool oi Riverside u usdes
the weather.
Johs Bogue Is able to Be around
again sftcs . sarioos ilIoess.
J. G. Hodge psds trip to Liberal
Nosdsy rs'srpisg Tsssdsy.
Eugsss Groves hes purchased . sew
idisg plow.
Wallace Quinn went back to Litsssl
Nosdsy.
Elgss Bogss vent ovss to Nys Tues.
day aiter his sister Mis- Dora.
A. N. Ctssnes cod 500 Ollie went to
Mssdk Friday.
Rssd The large "sd" Of Dr.. Goes
Sssisssisn 10 this issue.
Mrs. I. 8. Dsuuoood hes bsso ssf-
sasisg fos several days with seurslgia.
Ida ssd vsss Kinder have rseovsrsd
fsoo their sttsrk Of measles.
John Savage re.uraed Tuesday from
Lhsssl.
William Tampa Of Liberal was 10
Beaver ihs 6pt Of the week.
r. q. Tsasy be- Just resolved . new
stock Of dry goods.
A little daughter Of Mr.. aud Mn.
Ulen 10 sick wnh measles.
Rev. J. J. Bagsley Is being troubled
with slight attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. A. N. Cranmcr was quite sict
yesterday bus b . little better st tLis
writing.
N. Z. woods,. Of Kansas Ciiy, No..
sdvsstisisg agent for Dr. Coe, wss 10
sUwu Monday.
d. B. Kinder who wss recovering from
% stssek Of usesslss hes tskss . relapse
ssd 10 qoi.s sick.
The report that NJ. II. Hitbs wss az
Aicsed with measles proved TO BE- mis-
iske.
Cuts. vospds. burns, sprs,ps sod
bruises quietly heal if yos apply BAL
hAsD's sEow LIHIAsxr. Pfiee Is asd
30 oeuis.
Mn. A. Groves, Dot Hessou. ssd
Mn. X. II. Looibourrow returned hone
Supdsy from Ssu Ao,opio. Texas.
The Woodward News sts.ss that d..
J. d. RssscI, Of that plsos, has gone 10
Arkansas 10 search Of . loestiou.
Mn. Rsshsl Boyas vas quite sick
the 6rst Of the week but b better 1t this
time.
u. b. Husted. ststes thse no docs not
thisk thai the frost Of lastweek hes in--
iured bic fssii.
Miss Alice I. Mussy, recently Of n
Reno, bss taken . claim 10 Besvsr
sosuiy. Mis- Nvssy h sister Of Mis-.
Wiley Rboasso Of Nys.
u NJ wstss " sswyisg .he mail BE-.
svsss hsss ssd Hssdss,y ,ill the osgi.
ssl sosissssOr sSiv~to look after the
rosie. The mall b running regularly
Atbss Thosss vss, down 10 Benton
Tuesday 10 sesrsh Of r.. G. Trseys
hos'ss vsish s'nysd sv.y. BE wss
unsuccessful 10 ssdiOs ,As..
Rsv. Bseslsy vrsched an Ess,e, ser. |
's"s susdsy uowirs.. Owing to bad !
weather eoedi,ioss, no services were held
h The svssiss.
J. u. Gdgss, of Mssds. ps.sed
'hnsrh Beaver this vssk returning
'Ass frss Hssdss'y whss~ hs hsd been |
n ~ s-PlSv sr ,As Hsrdsssy Herald
ttw tbviass shrss nossks.
tss sssRAs ssa eolds there b 10 med.
ts'ss - ssssi~ y DALsAsp's Honr-
ss'csD SSacr Il II The Idssi remedy. |
ysis. 70 ssss 80 ID. essts..
n yos svs smjsssd yss wsnt the
bsvs. Oil ssd 80 The Dss,ss itom Dr.. |
ssss sssissriss. xss lsrys I'D 10
~ ievs-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

'h0~oughly equipped Ssritarium In IN
wesa See large I'd 10 this paper.
| An elocu,iousry cnte,iaino,ent Is an
noonced to ,ske place 10 Beaver ncs
Tuesday evening. The ea,ert .inmen
l. 10 be gwen by Mis- Frances Hsws
travelling sIocuii,ni-,.
II you are Interested 10 your hcal,h
resd the lsrus "sd" Of DR.. Goes ssoi.
,sriuu 10 this psper. This h the isrg
eat, oldest snd only reliable ssnitssiuu
In the vest.
Mrs. Harvey Bus.sd mAained
psiofsI injury Saturday 10 consequence,
OF scsld. She hsd piscod . buckle
conisioise somc tea on the stove sos
fearing Il hsd boiled dry, started Il
raise the lid when the steam forced the
ID from the bucket ard the steam snd
tee flew In her fsce.
Many people suffer untold tortures
ffOm piIsr, becsuss Of the popular i'm
pressioo thst they cannot be cared.
TAyLEH's Buckeye Pile OISrxEhr
will cure them. Il hiss met With sbso-
Lutte saccsss. Price 50 cents 10 bottles,
tubes Is cents.
Liberal, News Thos. wsdley. OF
Grand Valley, Oklahoma, fsther-in-Isw
Of Merchant Hood, wss taken ssriously
III upon his return 70 his home from the
city, sod hsd 20 return. Hs 10 st the
Rock Island hotel st prcseo, under the
esrs Of Dr.. Smith. lls got vet during
the rsio storm and contracted . severe
cold.
Vi woo'ary. sou Of William Wool.
esy Of Rothwell, bss been visiting With
his father for . week OF Two sod depart
ed ou the Meade stage Monday morn
log for Ssdg~ict couo,y Kansas where
he has resided for .he.ls two years.
II. A. Cra~mer and wife and Ray
RyssSon contemplate starting this week
for wichits, kspsn. After . visit 10
ths. city with relatives, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Cra~mer viIl 10 TO Holdsnvills 10 the
Ipdiss Territory where Il is usder,,ood
they will mste their future home. Rsy
likes Beaver county 20 we'll ,hst he has
some hesi.sucy abou. msk,sg his home
elsewhere. These people have resided
here for several yesrs and their depart
ure will be noted with regret.
BALL.
There will be dsscs u Eeslswood,
Kausss, Thursday night April, 26. us.
de- the ssspiees Of the Odd Fellows
Lodge Of ,hst place. No psius will be
spared 70 provide for tho oomfort aud
e o,cr,sinmeut Of the guests. Supper
will be served. Every body 10 invited to
attend.
BY Order Committee.
The Meade County News says: At
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19
THE GUTHRIE LEADER.
Daily, Evening; Oklahoma
lssder, Issued rhursdsys.
,oryan Of ok,shoma Democracy !,

NF'N-' ~ ,.'s-Nsss -
The DAILY LEADER con,sin.
co'npls'e reports of the Scripps MeRae
Pres sssocls,ion, besides ali the ls,c.,
tcrritoris' md local nsw.. All ,h- new.
OF the Goveruor, Secretary and Auditor
of the Terriimy sod complete proceed
ings of tho Supreme Court.
TINS DAILY LEApER 500 month; OK.
LAHOMA LEADER, 500 q year. Cum
mis~ioo. TO agsot, snd inducements 4"
clubs.
Rsad thls Great Club 0Nsr.
OKLAHOMA LEADER one yer and
'h. Farm Journal 6 years for SOC. or
The Oklahoma Leader ~r..........,,......s 10
new YORK Week y Tribune ............ 4 30
Atlanta weekly Constitution. ....... ! 90
knnsas t1fy ssini-weckiy Tines . / rs
erni Jnurra tnve years) .............. J %
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This includes the Farm Journal for Ave
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esli gHeM 3" SRI sssilss 80 IS,sc ssss.
Ne 4. Isiurs is ana rss ycss , SssS. VvSs.S
ONO McniND CO. ~ WsNk, Iss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

Young s::: !! :';i;: :!;::: y co.
People ]! ;::;s; ~: Is: !:
9 scho,srship n nos asx ssscs ,sgSt.sis bss!
sscussd s.. doinS Z little wotf a koas Tor tSs
Yosths Advocate. an Illustrated ssmi-moethiy
josrnal lie eieysting IN ehsrscesr, nosal -
yoSns pssSls but read With inisssss ere T and psos,
II people q al sgea stories aud othes Inter.
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Advocate ruh ca. Nashville, Tess.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

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lsss y DslsA bes'S ssSS ~
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

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Nstery brsnch ana vssshouss icssssl Asrs 4
~ direct 70 gsepie o isysss isesssy lnss, sss.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-04-19

lssSer Printing Company,
GUTHRIE. OKLA.
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This includes the Farm journal for Ave
years from January !. iapo.
Address.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-08-03
by Way of Explanation.

New York, Aug. august 1 was
the date set for the assembling of the
Nicaraguan congress in regular SEES
sion. One subject to come up was the
confirming of the decision of the
courts and the official declaration of
the minister of public works that the
time granted to the Maritime Canal
Co. of Nicaragua. whose headquarters
are III New York, in which 10 construct
an inter-oceanic ship canal across
Nicaragua, had expired. and that the
concession TO that company is null
and void.
1t is probable that the seizure of the
company's property has been made in
conformity with the decision and dec
laration above mentioned, possibly re-
inforced by congressional action.
The Nicaraguan congress is expect
ed to take action with reference to the
acquisition by the government of the
United States of a belt of territory,
ten or fifteen miles wide, across Mic
aragua, embracing the approval route
on which to construct an inter-
oceanic ship canal. This congress may
also intimate its desire to have the
canal fortified or not. in the event
that the government of the United
States approaches the government of
Nicaragua on the construction by the
United States of the canal.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-08-03
THE GUEST OF LORD ROBERTS.
Mrs. Botha Dined with Lord Robertv
Fairy stories Rexorted to
by the Beers.

Pretoria, Tuesday, July 51.-Mrs.
Hotha was the guest of Lrd Roberts
at dinner Tuesday evening.
The Boer animosity to President
Kruger grows ON account of the fact
that he and his officials are persuading
the people that South African Republic
paper money is as good as Bank of
England notes, because it is based 90
inalienable state securities, even
though the state should be con-
quered. AZ the English have not rec
ognized this contention, many burgh-
ers have been ruined, and much mis-
cry prevails. The wives and children
OF the poorer Beers are almost starv-
ing.
Gen. Botha's force is kept together
by extraordinary inventions. This
correspondent has seen an official cir
cular asserting that Lord Re berts was
forced to retreat south Of the Wal.
and that Lady Roberts escaped in a
balloon.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-08-03
BOUND FOR THE EAST.
Troops, Probably Destined for CIT.
mn, Break Camp and March on
Board the Meade.

San Francisco, Aug. 2.-The troops
ordered to sail on the Meade broke
camp and marched to the transport.
The detachment includes Company +,
battalion of engineers, under Capt.
linn; a battalion of the Fifteenth in
fantry, composed of Companies /, X,
l. and NJ, in command of Mai. George
A. Cornish, and squadron of the
Third cavalry, made up of troops b,
G, and /, commanded by Capt. Mac
Donald.
The objective port of these troops is
probably Taku, China, but the present
orders read ITO the department of the
Philippines"
When the transport is three miles
outside the heads the sealed orders
will be opened and the ultimate des-
tination known.
About sixty men of the Third caval-
ry will be detached and will go with
the horses on the transport Aztec, I'M
der command of Lieut.. Charles A.
Hedekir, Third cavalry, who has been
appointed quartermaster and COM
missary on that vessel during her trip
abroad.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-08-03
A DEFICIT FOR THE MONTH.
What is shown by the July Comparm.
tive statement of Receipts
md Expenditure

Washington, Aug. 2s-The July COM
psrative statement of the government
receipts and expenditures shows that
during the month the re ceipts were sac
SoS, 100, and the expenditures s53.e79.-
o53, which leaves a deficit for the
month Of $4,024, 493. One year ago the
deficit was $500, s32. The receipts
from the several sources of revenue
are given as follows: Customs. SIe.-
os1,271, increase as compared with the
corresponding month last year, about
$3,OO0,000. Internal revenue, s27. 500.
6ss, decrease about s7e2, 900. Miscel-
laneous, $2,592, 199, decrease sl6s, 900.
The total receipts, therefore. were ST.
100000 in excess of July. 1899.
The expenditures by items are given
as follows: Civil ard miscellaneous.
$12,203, 500, decrease, as compared with
July, 1899, sl,7oo,O 900. War. sIs.s45 1914.
decrease, $4,000. Navy, s5,a1s.e7s. in
crease, s22s,Ooo. Indians, S9se.444. in
craese, $3s4,64s. Pensions. s1I.91e.s44.
decrease, $1,oo0,oo0. Interest, $4.73s.-
$50, decrease, $4,000. The total ex-
penditures during July were s2,5s1,-
AL legs than during July last year.