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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
SENATOR DEPEw AND MISS MAY
PALMER UNITED IN wEDLock
BY TWO CEREMONIES
LOW MASS AT NoTRE DAME
Accompanied Catholic Ceremony,
Which Was Followed by Sec
Ond Service at the Amer
lean Church.

NICE, Dec. 23.-The marriage of Sen
ator Chauncey M. Depew to Miss May
Palmer was celebrated at the American
church here today, following the cere-
mony of the Catholic marriage serVce
at Notre Dame, where the wedding party
first attended a low mass, celebrated ny
the cure, Father Crepaux, formerly an
officer in the French army.
Shortly before noon the party proceed
ed to the American church, when was
crowded to excess and beautifully deco
rated. Rev. DR.. Adamson ofieiated. A
guard of honor of ten blue jackets from
the United States cruiser Albany stood
at the entrance of the church. After the
ceremony the wedding breakfast was
served at the villa of the Countess de
Sers.
The wedding was transformations, and
the service at the American church was
very simple. BY special request the
vocal music consisted of only one con-
tralto song, "Oh Fair, Oh Sweet and
Holy rendered by Miss Tucker. There
We're no bridesmaids.
Second Ceremony.
Only those officially connected with the
wedding attended the ceremony at the
Catholic church. The party then drove
to the American church, where the T,rin-
cipal American and English residents had
assembled. Outside was an awning acc
Grated with American and English Gags.
Officers from the United States. squadron
occupied the second and third .>ews. The
wedding march from Lohengrin was
played as the couple walked up the aisle.
They are almost the same height. The
bride, tall, slender brunette, was at
tired in a simple gown of ivory satin,
trimmed with orange blossoms. Senator
Depew, who was radiantly happy, wore
a white flower at his buttonhole.
The Americans present in the .s,aerican
church were the United States consul,
Harold S. Ban Buren,, and Mrs. Van
Buren,, Baroness de Robecourt and Maj.
Brevoort. Senator and Mrs. Depew will
sail for New York on the steamer st.
Louis from Cherbourg Jan. a.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In tbe County Court Of tie S,a Of
Oregon, lor he County OF josephine, in
probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Angus Is. Hopkins drceas,
Notice is hereby given that james :.
Moore, the executor OF the estate OF said
Angus b Hopkins deceased. has pre-
seuted for settlement aud filed in said
County Court the fna account of his
administration OF said estate.
10 Is therefore ordered that Tuesday.
The 18th day of February 1901, at 10
o'clock IN the forenoon ui said dAy in
ile County Court room, 10 the C0ur,
House as Grants Pass Do said Count,
Of Josephine, state of Oregon. be aud
.Ae same hereby is appointed by this
Oolrt for he settlement and allowance
of sali tuai account and for the dis.
charge OF the said exetEiOr and his
>1re,'es al which time and place all
persons interested 10 said estate NAV
appear and file exceptions or objections
ln writing 20 said account or any
particular item thereof.
Aud it i further ordered ,ha, this
roii be published once week for iour
-l. c7ss've weeks 10 ihe RuGCE RIVER
NoyNER aWeekiy newspaper published
ani printed AZ the city OF Grants Pas.
County OF Josephine, and state OF
Oregon
Done ln open Court on this 7th day
H. January, A. D lsol.
ABs ANrEJI.
County Judge.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

Crescent City people have been eS
petienciug groa, deal ot trouble lately
IL regard 10 their mail service. The
private contractor. James f. uiO, gave
notice about the drs, OF the month that
he would NO longer convey the mails
from Waldo to Crescent City and irom
that time uN the past week or 81, Crrs.
cent City has had very lite mail.
SOME Was bgoush, from san fraucisco.
NVi the state Of affairs has been such as
10 arouse considerable Indignation amoa :
the cltitcns OF that place, The Grams
fAss'Cres,cnt CITY mail route is = most
important one and catocs the mails Tor
quite extensive scopc OF country,
There has hocn no trouble on this end
Of the l,uc, \ division o the route at
Waldo Was made Nhco the last conirAc,
Was awarded aud u is on the Waldo.
Crescent CITY section, which IS ct course.
the dlih,dlt p,J,ioa ct the rol,c, that
trsnble has accumulated d, Is our
morc instance OF the tolh ot taking coa.
tracts b,loo ~hAt ihcy ap uuoual,
worth \ Temporary ,cON,e has nov
been provided until tle majtor can bg
officially arranged
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

Senator Alex Sweek OF Multnomah has
introduced a bill in the legislature which
is OF much interest TO railroad men, lts
purpose Is 10 lessen the liability OF
danger by accidents, IL makes the
corporation liable for any injury caused
by their negligence and prohibits enter
ing into any private contract by which
an emplcye may waive claim for dam
agrs in case OF possible injury, Ill pto'
hihits a railroad company from reQuir'
ing OF permitting any trainman or oper
slor, who has worked In his capacity
for 10 consecutive hours, to SO on duty
until he has had at least eight hours
rest, except In some unavoidable cases,
Under this bill discharged cmploye
may demand the reason OF his discharge
which must bc furnished him in writing
The bill defines train as an engiue aud
not more than SO freight OF passcngcI
cars and requires an extra brakeman
for every 10 cars W less over that mum
Der, No employo shall bc required {,
make more than t5OO miles in ON,
month.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

The handsome souvenir calendars Of
Grants Pass which remain susod af,r
the Christmas season arr nov p'.--.S ou
sale at the CoyREE c.lice a. the greatly
reduced prices OF - cents each. or ,hoe
or 60 oeuis,
These calendars sold readily a, SD
ceuts each They src very hand ,oms As
vel as usetu, predictions, desirable
Ahse 90 De Kept As souvenirs or 10 give
20 irieuis Each OF the twelve shts :
ciuiaios a tine hall tone illustration o..
some >ccue iu Grants Pass or ,arroua 9.
ing coantry. In some o. these G
various Industries are portrayed, Others
Arv descriptive ct oar beautiful = scenery
Anj ~ o.hers contain views oi the
rrom.ur0, buildings OF Grsa's Pass.
The cover = a handsome ers-s,iag ccu-
t4u.-gA glimpse ot a po-;ion OF the
ioaa and ,te cSiyul1. ss salo'e is a
aost q sirsb,r p-siu,uou.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

Epgr0G CoyNitS-l avn opposed 90
that proV,s,oa oi ,be pror,,,J new
charter, 70, Nn,uog ,he rap>bf,, ju
the voting oi bonds c,c % Is itsc
thcro are arguments ct sout lou,, 10
iavof VI /, but kuoN ol nous which
would no, apply as well - ,bv election
Of msyor, alderman or Aay ether ott,trs
who have to DO With the levy,os ol
taxes, or appropriation ot Puolc taoJ,
aud il ne set in the hseI1 vi rvsut,,ins
the franchise there Is no telling ~berS
ne Sill stop, Thea Il car Pressat svs-
TEN il aniair I, is mAni'essS uniA,r to
allow the nan sho PAYS taxes "a ssVo
worth q property as much voicV as the
man who pays Ga $500 II ne must
have a restrictive saf'sgS. let Il be an
educational Instead Of ps0eeg,y auAls-
fiession. live are ever to es raled ey
m srisseessev. OF which theW are some
Indiestioas. an srissccrscy OF ersias Is
preferable 10 eae of wealth.
ATx P,sSK.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

The popular animoeity toward the
proposed charter was greatly modified
after the publication Of that document
30 that every ono had an opportunity to
see for themselves what Il is and the
manner in which II dIsposos OF the
various points OF interest, Few serious
objections eeem to bc entertained
though many would rather have Il
amended In this or that particular The
petition, to accompany It's presentation
10 the legislature was very generally
signed by those 10 whom II was pre-
sented, only few refusing TO sign. IL
received the signature of every member
Of the council. Covering, as II does, 10
many points, It naturally Is contrary 10
the preferences Of many on different
points but the opinion is quite generally
expressed that II is as universally salts
factory document as could well he
arranged.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
Elusive.

Some weeks ago, one Fred Crocker
bought ;he Novelty store and oyster
parlors and assumed the conduct of that
establishment He was first rate
restaurant man and knew, so his patrons
say, how to serve oysters in tiplcp style.
Last week the sheriff and marshall
each received letters with enclosed
photograph, from the Seattle chief Of
police directing them to arrest Charlie
Reed and hold Inn until further in
structions The letter stated that he
was "the oil time Charlie Reed, a
CRATER Of note.
With the aiJ OF the photograph, the
officers had little difficulty in identifying
Crocker as the individual required and
Marshals Bell and Mott made the arrest
saturday afternoon. While Be-! went
to the telegraph office 10 notify the chief
OF police and obtain further instructions,
Mott remained 8, the store TO take care
otthe prisoner. That worthy apparently
aggrieyed at the treatment be was re-
ceiving, suggested to Mot, thst he had
p pers in his coat pocket which would
establish his innocent identity beyond
the shadow OF doubt. Mott allowed
him q step into the aeSt room Tor his
|c,at, bur CrocSer. o- Reed decided ,uAt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
Ninine Notes.

81. Havlland, who is engaged in
mining in the Bohemia district spent
few days here last week visiting with |
his family
G. W. Ray, who has been in the |
Kerby district for the past i)w weeks
looking after mining interests, left on
Thursday evening for California.
The Hotel Layton. sampling works
are well patronized during the present
days. A mortar, pan and tub OF water
are provided and prospecting goes on
almost constantly on that. corner. Rich
strikes are frequent.
The Victor, lr. mine has new hoist
which is to be installed Immediately.
Some Improvements in the equipment
have been recently made, necessitating
a partial suspension OF the work OF TAX
ing out the auriierous ore.
A. c. Howland, superintendent of the
Dayis hydraulic mines on upper Jump
office came in on the evening train
from Woodvile Wednesday, retul ming
on the 1880 train the same evening.
The hydraulic giants are running night
aud day, aud appearances are good for
very profitable season. W. +. Davis
has returned to Chicago.
Al. Dean came up from Galice
Friday. He has been spending the pIst
few weeks st the Dean placers on Rogue
river and has had good run OF water
during the recent rainy weather Next
summer the owners OF this mine intend
to put on ditch from Centennial gulch
which will furnish water for five or six
months in ordinary seasons. The
ground is very rich but operations have
been handicapped by the water supply,
which the proposed ditch will remedy.
The Montreal and Oregon Gold Mines,
Ltd, s.. +. Ingersoll resident manager,
has just completed the extensive addi.
ton and improvements at its quartz
mill. located at railroad crossing Of
Helman street, including The addition
OF a battery OF five stamps. The mill
with ITS new equipment which is thor
oughly up to date, was started running
Friday on ore from the company's
mine, the Ashland, and the ten stamps
latp uov hammprinp away upon the
golden rock -Iidings.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
Waste of Timber.

NaNtN W tHhhNFs
Forestry Expert, A j. Johnson, who
is accustomed to seeing giant sawlogs in
Oregon, was asionished at the puny lit
tie things which they called sawlogs
in some parts in the East In large
slab piles OF some Of the numbering cen
ters, he could not find slabs any bigger
than mans two fingers Alter con.
Irastiug the liltle bits Of kindlng wood
with the big slabs tom from sawlogs
Ia Oregon aud heaped into piles OF
waste, he was more convinced than ever
OF the shameful waste Of timber in Ore
gon.
Mr.. johnson has just returned from
Washington. u c.. where he arranged
for one Of the finest maIs ever printed
by the United States Geographical De
partmeut. tuil, be a coIored map OF
the forests of Oregon, and a, lhe special
reQues, OF Mr johnson, wall be rushed
Through iu time 20 he lart OF the ore
gon's eNhlh Is a. lh' PaU.Auerc1n Tx
position, lt will be compiled from a
report OF 1000 type written pages of ore.
gon timber prepared by Mr Johnson.
The green timber NE baut districts,
the stump1sc standing timber ard the
different species Of limbrr viii be shown
in co,ored form. lt Mi, give tc.cr
idea OF Orgon's ipeNhsu,t.b,e timber
resources than columns OF d.uurs and
wriura facts. The iyrc,,r, eIert is
one ol tBc commissioner, appointed hy
Il ucr0or 90 help prepare 'h' display
for tae RllN,n EAtr, and prev oUs TO his
visit SO NeN NvtS visited MI,jo aud
helped Go selcc, slaoc Tor The forestry
eNh,ti, of which he has spesa, charge.
-Ir.rgrlm,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

TO sst mar a fh.s srsirs 90 summer
reserve rassast so noe NrrbeJ- Psciac
North Coss lutcl, sbr,bsr sa>0
ccuua cy ee,, aolaL A risbt s.Ari 30
martcl i.r weaus a snoi 3et'. and vo1
y, 10 be- tsi. Az. Sod 90 SN p
tsent ioy ogr lutte ,raaet A D. Chsrt
,oa, Asst Geg1 Passenger Asea,, rs
Noyriscn -. Cor Si Portland. Ors.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

When threatened by pneumonia or
any other .uug trcuo,e. pronp, relief /.
a,'sss&ry, As o : dangerous d ssisv
We Fo1c suSSrs, thN O1e Nir-ss
N2lso Care ee tGkea as slol A. i-s;-s
,.ons o. having ;Gkeu cold are pof;rss
y elres 41ick.y Ani its eAriv pss ~
vents o,nSamP.iou,-Dr. w. KraI,s,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
population

Former Prince. OF Wales Albert I'd
ward was proclaimed as King Edward
VI. according 10 medieval precedent,
with fanfare OF trumpets, rainbow colored
attendents and all the ilummory OF the
Middle ages. The English people are
great stcklers Tor the outward forms Of
monarchy, but the inner essence OF that
institution finds little place In their
hearts an they are virtually self gov
erning people. The. monarch Of the
English na,ion has no more power than
the president OF republic and may be
considered as hereditary president
rather than as monarch.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

Bills have been introduced In the
legislature To tbs number OF 37i 237 IN
the house aud l37 In the senate, Ten
bills have been introduced by our repre-
sentative, q, W. Colvig. The sen
atorial situation is unchanged fh,
vote now stands Corbett. 20i smith
20; Mcbride 10, Hermann, s Fulton
2; Moore, 81 Lowell, Williams, 2
Smith Is the fusion candidate and tn,
iun is expected to begin when bis sup
portors take hand In the election o
some republican, John II. Mitchell
contrary to prophecy, has not yet ap
pearod as candidate.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
THURSDAY. JANUARY ST. 1901.

BY a determined effort on the part Of
Portland people, open gambling was
stopped short last Saturday night at IL
O'Clock and all the gambling joints were
closed down. Sports, louVhs aud
kindred fraternity are now condemning
Portland as a "dcad town" aud Seattle
and Washington towns Of like nature
will make decided gain In riii'raii
...a.,t.tla.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
A Twist ofthc Wrist

In the night will turn on the electric
berth light in the Pullman Standard
sleeping Cars, on the Northern Pacifc's
North Coast Limited. Two lights in
each section. Get a North Coas, Limit
ed leatiet. A. d. Charlton, Asst Gen'l
Pass. Ag't. 255 Morrison ST., Cor. Sd,
Portland, Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
All for Only $3.50

homemade Cantrivances i. won.
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arm ana carden, dairy and workshop. and
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Nno.e range Of farm convenience farm
~ fl1A eeS anu iences, gates and bridges
.t .--'' is combination. under one cover
.. t1ree separate books. Ii tell, how 10
MAKE over 100 handy appliances and Islor
saving devices. Il should he in the bants
=. every iorehanded man. This book ka.
never 9viore sold in the trade for Ie.s than
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
The star Boarder.'
Toronto Globe.

toronto NtlObe.
The Grand Opera House, frightened
and improved since last season, was re-
opened last night with "The Star Board
err on the boards, The house was
packed, in spite Of the oppressive heat,
and the audience gave frequent and
most enthusiastic manifestations Of its
appreciation OF the performance. "rhe
star Boarder' is a farce comedy, con-
structed for laughing purposes purely,
and admirably fulfilling its mission.
The cast embraces many tootlight favor
ties, headed by the inimitable Mr. Boy
le, whose imitation OF John Philip Sousa
never fails to get q curtain call
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
Rogue River Courier,
Grants Pass, Oregon.


Ahe recenl statistics OF the number Of
lsA'ns sao~ that the large nAjori,y die
Nin consumption. This disease nav
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
AbE ANrEII.
COUNTY, Jndse

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land o,hoe at Roseburs. Oregon.
January 8. 1901
Notice is hereby given that the follow
,Gs named settler has Sled notice of I'D.
Intention 10 make final prooi iu support
p, his clam, ant that said proof vii D.,
made before ATE Ax,e,l. cluuv i1i,e
az Grants Pass, urvgOn, 20 February n
1907, VI.
Mrs. Emma Dantti..
,5rmefiy Emms NsAiis'er. on II. Z. No.
Nv, ~ tn- >W'4 >W Of Sec. Id. In
s. : + West.
lie names iae io,,oaiug Witnesses 10
prove o.s continuous residence ut.o1 And
ia.ii'Anon Of sAii and. viz.
>amrs. psn,rls, .oi Murphy. OREGON
Heorct keln, Of Murphy. OREGON MI.
IAN >ainien- g' Mgrphy. Oreson. VII.
Tam HAyes, Ct Murphy, Oregon.
J. T. BRIDGES. REGISTER
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-31

FoE SAtE-rNeniy eve scrss one and
'oe- bSt uit,es east o. Grants Pass or
Rngue riVe-, party c,ezrt,i. snail o.
chsri, price SsO bali cash. alSo 6lsv Onc
acres Il shat j. Suoan a. the As1s
o'Nce, prtce S5,0 Bal cash. Fer 433i-
tionsl iniorwGticu A3lrcss,
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Ia 6SA04s. esss Sa