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The sun., 1901-02-12
THE KENNEDY TRIAL.
Tmportant Witness For the Defense
Goes to Florida.
LAWYERS SEEK A DELAY.
he was Depended on by the Accused
to Disprove Assertion of Po-
lice Regarding Piece OF
Lead Piping.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE trial OF DR..
gomuel ]. Kennedy for the murder OF
Dolly Reynolds entered its second week
md was marked by the announcement
hat the principal witness for the defense
had disappeared.
Justice Fulsman opened court prompt
,ly. When Stephen Burns was called as
the first witness, Lawyer Moore arose
and said:
Zone moment, your honor. The de.
lendant finds himself in very peculiar
oredicament. John Melville, a plumber
,f New Dorp, Staten Island who was
very important witness for this defend-
ant and regularly subpTnaed by the de-
rense, took Clyde line steamship ON FRI
day night and sailed for Florida on
pleasure trip.
'He was in attendance here last week
We desire an attachment issued and
shall have to ask postponement OF the
ease until this witness can be produced.
He is an exceedingly important witness
for the defense.
"Well," said Justice Fursman hesitat-
| lingly, "of course | will issue an attach
ment upon the presentation Of proper ev-
;dence as to the serving of the subpoena,
but ! should be loath to postpone"
II do not believe justice can be done
| this defendant without the presence Of
Melville" declared the lawyer.
Il appreciate that this is n serious mat
ter" replied the justice. "The prosecu-
ton will conclude by Tuesday noon, and
| II you can show me Mt that time that this
witness can be produced | will grant
lpostponement."
May Move For RetrinI.
"In the event of our not being able TO
ret the witness here we shall move for q
retria unless the prosecution consents to
accept the deposition made by this wit
ness at the time Of the motion for new
trial" said the lawyer.
"Well, we will sce," said Justice Furs-
man.
1t is said that Melville went to the
Clyde line and secured n half rate ticket
to Florida by representing himself as a
policeman.
Melville was depended upon by the de-
fense to disprovc the assertion of the po-
lice that piece of lead pipe was found in
DIR. Kennedy's cellar.
Melville's affidavit, according to Ken
lnedy' y lawyers declared that the evidence
regarding the budgeon with which the
girl was killed was manufactured. II
said, 50 they alleged, that Detective Nc.
Cafferty nnl Policeman Smith came to
his plumbing shop and removed piece
of lead pine which. SO he maintained
afterward figured as the bludgeon with
which Kennedy was alleged to have slain
Dolly Reynolds at the Grand hotel.
Messrs. Cantwcl & Moore say Melville
and his wife have gone to Florida, and
they cannot understand why he should
make the trip at this particular time
. Former Detective Chief McGluSky was
called To the stand. He told about his
: connection with the case.
Captain McClusky was asked by Mr.
! Hennessy what Dr. Kennedy had tolt
him at the station house.
Mr.. Moore objected. He cross exam
ined Captain McClusky and brought ou
the fact that no one except the police hat
been allowed to see DIR. Kennedy befor,
tue police had interviewed him.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Mail Clerk Injured.

John Broderick If Baltlmor Md !,
mail cerk on the Washington and New
York EXPIRE due in this city at I'D ~
m was slightly ,jnred al Ha,r- d.
Grace yesterday morni G tie VAS usi"
th lever oi the mai Catcher and the cir-
der scr, ell was up when the ~ utn Wat
caught. A lock fIom the ~ uch br"k. Il
ana struck him nv. the let eye, II fl cI
ing an ngly wound and causing ibe uood
to fl w freely.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Damp Days In Arizona.

PheniX, !. r., Feb. 1l.-Wet weather
contirurr all over Arizona. Two weeks
of rain and snow make the most pro-
tracted wet period IN years. Snow is
falling all over northern Arizona to a
greater depth than cvelinyas known, and
there has been n gentle hut steady rain
over the central and southern parts Of the
territory. All streams are swollen and
conditions are similar to those preceding
the great floods Of 10 years ago.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Freight Tro,n smnsr,es n Surrey.

PittsburG, Feb. 11.--An extra freight
train ON the Sewicklcy branch of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad struck surrey
occupied by Farmer William Maxwell
and his family. Maxwell and his daugh,
ter Mary were dangerously injured and
may die. His wife and daughter Han,
nah We're badly hurt, but will recover.
The accident was caused by the whiillc-
tree breaking and the surrey backing
down to the railroad track.
The sun., 1901-02-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Martha Townsend, OF Odessa, Is
he guest Of Miss Scott, in this city.
Carl Harrington, who has been con
nected with the American Bridge Com
pany at Edge Moor has accepted n posi-
tion with the Delaware & Atlantic Tele-
graph and Telephone Company in Phila-
ielphia, and left for that city yester-
day.
Samuel Isenschmidt has returned from
a trip to New York.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Additional Locals.
MISS HEvERIN's DEBUT.
Will be introduced to Dover Society
on Thursday.

Do, er, DEL, Feb. l0.--A reception will
be gi,en on Thursday evening by ME-.
James n. Heverin, in honor OF h'
daughter, Miss Ethel G. Heserin, Who
will mase her debut. Miss Hev,r n 10
the daug liter OF the late James Heserin,
a Philadelphia laay yer.
The recep ion will be held at ".,a'or-
ye,io." the home of the Heverin's on
s a street, and will te attended by
people from va,iu. parts oi Delaware
AID from Philsd-'ph y.
II. Gator Hever,n, the dramatist who
recent &C ,le, Ell success by n's p ay.
"Under the r .storation," 10 a brother OF
the debubante.
The sun., 1901-02-12
New Brief In InsuIar Cases.

Washington, Feb. H. Solicitor Genel~
nj Richards, in behalf OF the government,
has filed in the United States supreme
court supplemental brief in the insular
cases, reviewing some Of the points raised
by opposing counsel which had not hith-
ert0 been covered by the government.
One Of the questions discussed is that
as Ia when treaty takes effect. Replying,
Mr.. Richards says that while it is true
treaty is considered binding from til,
date Of its signature, different rule pre-
walls where the treaty operates on indi.
vidual tights.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Royal 'ronbs Profaned.

Rome, Feb. 11.-A painful impression
has been made by the report that the
tombs Of King Victor Emmanuel ii and
King Hnmbert have been profaned by
thieves, who entered the Pantheon and
carried away number Of ornaments. one
OF them gold, adorning the Madonnas,
together with faesimies Of the various
orders ot the Iron Crown and Il badge Of
me Annonciado. Other objects were
taken, though not OF great value.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Engineer Bond,s Report.

Albany, Fob. lit is learned on very
good authority that State Engineer Bond
will not make any recommendations IN
his report as to what policy the state
should adopt in disposing of the canal
improvement problem. He will simply
present mass Of statistics deduced from
the surveys and Investigations made by
his engineers, giving the probable cost OF
two or three of the proposed plans of i'm
DrOyemcnt
The sun., 1901-02-12
Great Distress In Russia

st. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE ministry
of the interior at last officially admits
that widespread distress exists in large
sections of the country, owing to the fail
ure of the crops. An official announce
ncnt says there has been a complete fail
ure of the crops in the governments of
iiherson and Tomsk and the territory OF
Smolensk, while similar conditions exist
IN numbers Of districts OF B. .aarabia
Kiev, Tobolsk, Tauridn, Podolia and the
rransbaikalia territories. The govern.
ment has already sent 1,5u0,000 rubles
for the relief of the sufferers.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Answer From a Bootbiack.

A hootb a writes: Whv MT clnse NJ
all other business on su daS "a We'll a,
b 10Th acks? There is p wei kn,~l
ho black t at will g,v- $l5 ! nnntn i
advance f,r he CITY HaIl Tor the s"n'
privilege as others who have Ia y it,.
on 9 ami will cIos- up nt 1879 y ~.
4. S,,u,dav and open nt u i m.'n VI IL
da> H.. u in part f'erhn de, an I. s,'
u l,Narran, and is kno"n a P"f.
F. by santhwtst corner Vi rhi y a. d
VI dtkeb streets.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Usher's Union Organized,

A nee ing OF the young men -
UNI II N. Z. Church last mig y an nsh
err urion Was "rganlzsd. The I'll =
ela ted ", re ar (, IN g: Willard B \ =
nal, resident; Harry Reed cirtnr
and William Green treasurer; exc, ut 81
com lttee, Mayrice A exand"r, Ch,re
CIR ffrnburg and Edward Mathe"s
Th " eiiliaka charge next sunday All"
will hold regular weekly meeting every
Monday night.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Becoming Human Pin Cushion.

West Chester, Pa, Feo. IL Wi :
Marion Ynuns Of this place, is sradu,
bee mi, G a hu ian pin cushion. Nithl,
fes weeks she has swal owed lhr"
large pina, one of them of tn" ssfrt Va
iety, but sne feels no i'll .ff'-t.s fton'
THEM. The last one was swslIp,eed ut
evening, nut il lodged IN her ti,rnl' an"
a phys an was called tn att'i her llt
vas unable to 'emoye the pin a. d IL | ss
j1lned the Others.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Funeral services Held.

At 7.30 O'Clock last evening, tunera
B,rvices were held over the remains ol
q rn.ius w. Taylor, who died SUNDAY
mnrning, at his late horne, No. 504 West
Ninth street The services were con
Quoted by the Rev. John Q nnelly
Intermpnt will be made in Baltimore
Md ths morniig The pail bearers
will be A j. HvlaLd, Spottswood Gar.
Ian !. R. F. Baylia, Sannu ! Malin, John
w. Lawson and Gamble L,tiote.
The sun., 1901-02-12
ALLEGED HOTEL BEAT.
A. Il. Rubenooz Charged with De-
frauding EutaW Horse, Baltimore.

A. II. Rubenooz, aged Il years, wa
arrested by Detective McNey and Ser
geant kelleher on the charge Of being
intel beat, on information received fron
Baltimore.
He was given hearing by Magistratf
DAILY and held in $500 bail, He furnished
)ail and later vas 'e-arrsated as a tre
gram was received from Baltimore ask.
ing that he be held for defrauding tlr
EutaT House,
The sun., 1901-02-12
ALymchinp III Kentucky,

rnns, Ky. Feb. 11.-Gcorgc Carter, n
negro who was in Jail here charged with
having assaulted Mrs W. T.. Board
about three weeks ago, was lynched by a
mob. Shortly after . o'clock about 80 de.
'orminrd men appeared at the Jail door
demanding admittancc Of Jailer Kiser
He refused, and the door was burst open
The jailer was overpowcrcd in an instant
the keys secured, and in less than five
minutes Carter was in the hands of til,
tr,h
The sun., 1901-02-12
To IInnrnYc Mnniln HnrbOr.

Manila, Feb. 1t.-Bids will be adver-
'tised for iii few days for harbor i'm
provements at Manila, for which 81 ,00O,-
600 Of iusular funds has been appropriat-
ed. The Improvements will consist chief
ly in an extension of the brcakwater
which the Spanards had nearly complet-
ed and dredging inside TO depth of 30
feet. Major Craighill is in charge Of the
work planned. Ultimately government
wharfs will eliminate the use of cascocs
between the shore and the distant an
chorages of shipa.
The sun., 1901-02-12
New Hotel For P,uIti,no

Baltimore, Feb. 11.-plans for now.
motel to cost $1,000,OO0, to be eroctod sm y,
tne southeast corner Of CborIos ana q,
Ghase streets, in the heart of tho so'.;a, "H
a.strlct of baltimore, have hecn acconta1 t,1'
ne new structure will be II stories biah
oI Indiana limestone and light hrisl All
tn m"i +. lave an elaborate ballroom. It is
y pe erected by q syndicate OF Bald.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Suitin U. s. Court.

In the United States Circuit Court yes
erday the suit of Samuel l.. Kent Of
Philadelphia VS.. the Bay State Gas
Company of Delaware, was begun be-
ore Judge Dallas. James III. Hoffecker
,ild l.. 4. Wales Of this city and Silas
". Petit and Ii. G. Gill of Philadelphia,
.ppeared for the plaintiff, and -. Fl.
ward Of this city and John q. johnson
# New York for the defendant com.
many.
The sun., 1901-02-12
MILAN OF SERVIA DEAD
Notorious Ex-King Passes Away In
Austrian Capital.
WIFE NOR SON WITH HIM.
She Latter, However, Had Changed
His Mind After a First Refusal
to BE Present and Was
Hurryins to Vienna.

Vienna, FEB. 11.-Ex-King Milan OF
Servia died here at 4:15 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Neither his wife ex-Queen Natalie, nor
his son, King Alexander, was present
when he brrathed his last.
The dying ex-king early in the day had
telegraphed to his wife, who is at Biar-
The sun., 1901-02-12
Thrown From Carriage.

Alb, ut 7 u'c ock Yesterday morning.
Charles Thorpe harlin, Jr, of No, S22
West Seventh street, clerk in the en-
ploy Of t Delaware Hardware Con,
p,ny, was thro vn from carriage a.
Filth and Shipley streets He was driv
ing sorit.d horse when bale OF telt in
the Carriage fell out under the wheel.,
causing the W hicle to ups t. Mr.. Mar
tin escaped with several slight ihjurlts 6.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Alaska Traffic win BE rris,s.

Tacoma, Feb. l1.-Not less than two
dozen sailing vessels will start for Nome
and Brring sea in April aud May. The
sawnills on the Yukon have resumed
operations for tic season, and every town
between Bennett and Dawson is building
boats and steamers. Nearly so vessels
will be engaged il the Alaska traffic dur
ing the summer. including those on the
upper and lower Yukon. together with
steamers sailing on regular routes from
Puget sound.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Big Cnn0y E,,,,,r,.

betr9it' Feh. l1.-Firc which original.
eu IN Valentine Srhroeder's candy foc.
10y sofy @ at ~ Woodward avenue cnnsrd
soo'om damage i'll this establishments
anu adjoining property before il wns ox
eilsulsh'd' The intense cold made the
are apparatus difficult to handle. and ha.
iore me ilremen had conquered the MAJ
majority of them We're shrathed in ic"
winch formed wherever any water fo,i M
on them, ""'ef ieii
The sun., 1901-02-12
Victims Of Tain,ed y...

:, Centralia, Ills, Feb. II. II. w
Schmidt, superintendent Of tho lllinois
railroad, is dead at Sparta. Ills
!, son Harry died Saturday night, ana Mrs
echmidt Is not expected to live. II i.
they We're poisoned by eatin,
corned beef. ~ eatinS
The sun., 1901-02-12
lsusssnn Alliance Fr.yy-.-

St. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE Bourse
Gazette in advocating French Russian
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS alliance to offset the
Anglo-Gcrman alliance, which part of the
press persists in believing real, says the
other three powers should accept Russia $
leadership and make peace with China
without delay regardless of the Angle
Germans.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Want Fair Closed sunanx,.

Philadelphia, Feb. 11.-At The weekly
meeting the Presbyterian ministers of
Ms city adopted petition to the man
iEeinrnt Of the Pan American exposition
tSking that the exhibition be closed al
sundays. This action was taken in com.
pilance with request made by tho
American Sabbath union.
The sun., 1901-02-12
trr strd for Building Fires

O - III at irr boys ~tr- arr tie
by - sii ii Guinea Tor cutting sna
tree wv ~. Brad, .lne park ami us II
the : tor iu+i lnr "A Fl = Park Siper,n
I - NJ L-lse is determined IT, Sop he
nuis ..ce.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Griscon Taking d HoIiday.

Washington. Feb. 11.-It is said NJ III.
state department that Lloyd Griscom,
United States secretary of legation and
charge at Constantinoplc, has not re-
signed, but is coming home on the usual
leave Of absence to which he is entitled
lhe appointment of Mr.. Leishmann as
minister to Turkey makes possible Mr.,
Griscom's vacation.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Sunday school Association.

At West Pre-b, trr,an Cnu,ch this
evenIng the r. 6 'ar weekly meeting al
the S,ndaN Scuout Association viii b.
~. a round table discussi ~ on ID, cis-
In i'ny will be gwen anu every on in.
teiesteu is cordially invited To attend.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Fell From Brand, wine Bridge.

q. o ge H Tner ni Havre DE- g ace, an
EN- ,)loy nf the Is. & o railroad ~as sci.
o . y H. jursd Yesterday morni g oS fall.
M from the Btanuywine bridge g. u Z
pr, drive, stance of 25 fert He We
re moved to the Delaware Hospital III the
PHI } nix amhrlan ..
The sun., 1901-02-12
teIegraphed

ritz, to hasten to him, but she replied
that her condition was such as to make it
impossible to undertake the journey.
King Alexander, who was also sent for,
at first refused TO come, but on receiving
a second message, telling Of his fathers
great disappointment, changed his mind
and started for Vienna
King Milnn's Career.
Milan of Servia was born on Aug. 10,
1854, at Jassy, the son of Melos Obreno-
vic and Moldavian woman, whose
clonement with Prince Cuza shortly after
the birth of Milan caused scandal AT
the court.
Milan was adopted by his uncle, Prince
Michael Obrcnovic Ill, the reignine
Prince of Servia, and was educated in
Paris.
Upon the assassination of his uncle ir
the gardens of his palace ut Belgrade OF
June 10, 1868, Milan was called to as
sumo the government.
He made himself one OF the moet &c
centric and moss thoroughly despiset
Of monarchs in the history of European
royalty
In 1858 Queen Natalie got divorce
from the ex.king. In 1899 the ServiaI
government could stand him no longer
ind it paid him 100000 to he off abou
his own affairs. He accepted and spen
the money in two years Of Partisan de
bauchery. He ran through several for
tunes aftcrward, and at his death wa
practically penniless and dependent npo
the charity of the Hapsburgs of Austria
The dynasty Of which Milan was tn
fourth was founded by swinehert
AIilos Todorovic Obrenoyic. lie led til
Scrvians In their insurrection egains
| Turkey in 1S15-29, the result of whic
| was virtual independence for Servia. j
| the treaty of Sept. Il, 1929, Milan wa
recognized as Prince of Servia.
The sun., 1901-02-12
RiOting In BULGARIA.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Feb. 1.-THE elections
to the sobrnnje national assembly, have
passed off quietly, except at Philippopo.
lis, capital of Roumelia, where there was
some rioting. in which two persons were
killed and several others injured.
The sun., 1901-02-12
An Old Snowman Dend.

Chicago, Feb. 11.-W. II. Harris. for
the past quarter of a century proprietor
Of numerous low priced circuses and
widely known among showmen, is dead
from heart disease.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Baldwin's Not to Buy Land.

The Bale win Locomotive Works offic.
.ls stale positively and emphaticalll
II t the firm has absolutely no iutenti 4
), pn,cha,ing any land in Maryland near
.lNton or elsewhere, nor is it prepare d
, make any extension to the company
liant.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Arrived IN Manila.

George j. X ooerg has r, crived lete
fir m Il q. tr,st OF this city, VINO lef'
Wi mngton last fall for Manila, having
rec iv-d an appointment in the trabs
p srvice. Mr.. F,iss re ,orts that he
was ven weeks and three daye i" max
ing the trip, ar,ivns December 20.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Wilmington Boy to WrestIe.

Charles Wledman Ct the North End A
will & to Pni a l-lphIa this evening
, wrrete for a piiz.. A delegation iron
nr clue viii &, with hlm. here will
t. no ire KING bouts this evening as
gas announced.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Plans for Mr.. Patzowsky's Shops.

Frank R, Carswell is prepa Ing pIan'
4 the alte' atious tn be made to tht
Phoenix mills property, in Philadelphia,
ynich Rlc',ard Paizo@sky las bough'
md will transform into a pant for the
manufacture OF morocco.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Cut His Chin.

Louis Ma'sha, while engaged in ro ]
in..c,r waeels at ,ha P W.& railroad
G npany's shup- yes erda,, sipi ed al
fei Hrs chm stinck the flange of or
,--Is aud an ngty ga h was infiict.
ell He Was at ended by Detective
JoIs.
The sun., 1901-02-12
U. A. M. Il. Convention.

At thu Su ,day SCHOOL convention OF
tn U A. NJ f. Church to br hrlu in
N " Y rk On Thursday, Bist op b /.
r ~ rft this CITY, will make al aidr So.
T = Rev Benjamin Fernandez Of Cam
d-n, N. j., vii p,t.ii.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Captnin,s Widow n sp,c,do

Watertown, n. Y, Feb. 11.-Mrs. Ma.
~ Penny, aged G6, widow o. the late
Barton Penny, a well known lake cap.
tain, committed .,.,;licide at Henderson by
taking strychnin~' She said she was tired
of living and had nothing to live for.
The sun., 1901-02-12
ohio Powder Mil De,trovsa

Henia, @, Feb. 11.-An explosion of
powder at Kings mills, near here, was
felt for miles around. Advices received
here by officers Of the powder company
say no one was hurt. The powder mill
was a small frame structure.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Dressing sack Caught Fire.

Whrle Mrs. Katherine Lucas, Of NJ.
80 irseG street was euSdgei IN slnge.
ics I '.i last Salurla piece OF uUr'
in! pJp.r set tir. TO her dressing saGk
la = won, and Ia AN i'll SAINT tn; din
h. en- elop d lhr sack. She was sew re-
~ burned aupnt the throat aud head.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Reception by Brownson Library.

Last evening he Brownson Library
i-,ociation rendered reception t.
Bishop John Mon CHAN in the hall a,
raurtl, aud jackson streets. ALI of the
nemb-rs and many youpg people were
ptesent at the ceptiun.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Hnx HncL M III, NJ

Washington, Feb. 11.-Secretary HAY
has returned to his desk nt the state de.
partment after few days rest in one Of
the Virginia health resorts.
The sun., 1901-02-12
Death of a Forty-niner.

Atlanta, Feb. 11.-Captain J. II. Nc
Coy, forty miner" and first mayor Of
Joplin, Mo-, IS dead from apoplexy. He
was widely known among gold and lead
mining men.
The oasis., 1901-11-09
Best State Week1ies.

Alab ama Anniston Times New York, Oneida Post ARIZONA. MORALES OASIS New Mexico, Raton Reporter Smith Elevator North Carolina Washington Califor rnia Ventura Free Press Progress Colorado Greeley Tribune. North Dakota Devils Lake Connecticut, Meriden-J Journal Inter-Ocean Delaware Dover State Sentinel Ohio East Palestine Revee Florida Kissimlnee Gazette. Echo.
 Georgia, Waycross Journal Oklahoma, knghsher Fr ee Idaho. Weiser Signal. Press.
 Illinois Monmouth Republi- Oregon, Marshall Coast Mail
 can Atlas. Pennsylvania. Councils vile indiana Greenfield Republican Courier. Iowa. Traer Clipper South Carolina, Anderson h. Kansas, Atchson Globe. telligencer- Kentucky Shelbyvie News. South Dakota, Dell Rapids Louisiana Dona dson file Tribune
 Chef Tennessee, Union City Dem- Maine Rockla nd Courier Ga ocrat.
 zette. Texas, Dublin Progress Maryland Frederick News. Vermont St. Albans Messen- Massachusetts, Newbur yport
 Item. Virginia, Emporia Virginian. Michigan SaultS hara News Washington Vancouver Dem Minnesota, CTookston Journal. Mississippi Brookhaven Times West Virgnna, a Missouri, Jefferson Cy Tribune Free Press. Montana Dillon Tribune Wisconsin, Kenosha Courier. Nebraska Wymore Wymorean Wyoming Rock Springs Miner
The oasis., 1901-11-09
A Related Announcement.

A bunch of copy sent from La Cananea to THE OASIS became lost en route, and big batch of inter esting items fail of publication. Among others was correction of a current statement that MT. Scott White had been superseded in the secretaryship of the Cananea Consolidated Copper Co. MT. White was elected president of the Cobre Grande Copper Co.,, and MT. S. M. Aguirre was elected secretary of the same company. Observing the latter item a number of news papers stated that MT. Aguirre had succeeded Mir. White as secretary of the Cananea Consolidated, which was material error. MT. White still retains that position.
The oasis., 1901-11-09
Editorial Comments.

Tacoma Wa h. News June 12, 1900.
 The Newspaper Blue Book for 1900 has just been issued. It is the recognized authority on news papers, and it is great compliment to any news. paper to be listed in this book, selections are made without the knowledge of the publishers aud money influence or advertising has no weight with it..
 St. Louis Post Dispatch, July To- 1900
 One Of the most interesting publications that has commanded the attention Of the newspaper world has recently been issued by Theo. Wiese and is called the Newspaper Blue Book. This little book constitutes an elite directory of the news papers of the United States. Albany (N. Y) Journal, June s. 1eO0
 Newspapers which are listed as the best in their territory n the Newspaper Blue Book can rest assured that they not victims of flattery The Bureau judges newspapers from the amount, variety and quality of the matter which it finds in them, year in and year out and lists them strictly according to their merits. It has no favortes, DO axes to grind no uterior motives It's judgment is quite without bias