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Jef insisted that all his promise

generous friend er neighbor.
The oasis., 1901-11-30

and cashier Of the Moctezuma Copper company lPhelps, Dodge & Col at Nacosari, Mexico, and will leave for that place on December lst. Mr.
 Bach is most competent bookeeper and an excellent young man in every way. and he has won many warm per say good bye to him, and ~ill wish him all success in the land of Moctezuma.
 PrOspector: Considerable excite ment was occasioned today by the ap- pearance of about l50 soldiers who arrived about noon and made a brief stay in Tombstone, stop. ping long enough to water their animals, after which they con tinued their march. The commaDd was otiicered by Capt. Cough Overton of the l4tn Calvary and the troopers number l55 men and 209 animals. The other officers Of the command are Lieutenant Tanner, Thomas aud Fisher. and the soldiers boys are under orders for practice march from Ft. Grant to tt. Hua"huca and will re- turn on the homeward trip in several days, the entire trip consuming ten days. The command Is we'll otiicered aud the men and animals attracted
 considerable attention.
The oasis., 1901-11-30
Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No. s599.


 DEPAaTMgN OF THE INTERIOR, LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIzoSA.
 October 9 1901. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- ton to make final proof in support of his claim, and that sail proof will be made be- fore the Clerk o: the District Court at No gales. Arizona, on Saturday, December IA, 1901, viz; Thomls Bayze of Nogales Arizona, for the WA K 4 and E.,s N. WA, Sec. s, r. 24 s., k. Il E., c. X $. k. B. X NJ. He names the following witnesses to prove hts continuous residence upon and cutivs tion of said land, viz
 James Tetter. Francisco Soto. and Francis co Acevedo of Nogaes. Arizona and George w. Atkinson, of Calabasas Arizona
 MILTON K. MOORE. Register. First Publicatio n November sth 1901.
The oasis., 1901-11-30

At the Pedro Bustamante BarDer Shop, on Gale Elias. Nogales. Son., tou can get hot or cold bath for fifty cents Mex, or three bath yickets for Sl co Mex
The oasis., 1901-11-30
ArxrzCNA rStcw-.
Ouiled from Exchanges {.

Tempe News: The southern fdcluc bridge crew that had been working at GiIa bridge for some weeks, came to Tempe last night and this morning started in to give the bridge over Salt river complete 0verhauling. It is expected that several months will be needed to complete the work.
 Prospector: Scott White, former sheriff of Cochise county, but now with the Greene Consolidated com pany at Cananea, departed today for New York, accompanied by Mrs White. While in Gotham they will be the guests Of MT and Mrs W. c Greene.
 St Johns Snips: The length Of the proposed new railroad from Durango as shown by the recent survey is 444 miles The grade is much less than was expected or even hoped for. The building of the road means the open ing up of vast amount of valuable new country to settlement, and this is an omen that 1t will be built.
 St. Johns Snips: W. O. Howe, the genial uperintendent of the Wabash Cattle company, was pleasant caller at this office on Sunday. He has re- gently returned from trip to Clifton and Morenci. He says that the people at that end Of our proposed new rail- road are very hopeful of the ultimate naturalization of the Durango and Clifton railway
 Mohave Miner: At Needles last Sunday the steamer Cochan loaded the locomotive for the Searcblight and Quartette railroad and after other machinery was taken on board, departed for the big miDing camp up the river. The river has been so low that the steamer has made her trips with the greatest difficulty. The river Is the lowest in twenty years.
 Florence Tribune: Chas. W Pugh, editor of the Southernwestern Stock. man. has been spending the week in Florence vn court business. MT Pugh was live stock census enumerator, and in some manner became involved with the government in the settle ment of his accouut> His friends throughout the territory sincerely hope that he may be able tc yindcate himself
 Graham Bulletin: A party of United States geological surveyors passed through Solomouville Monday, going eastward to extend work into the Gils forest reserve in New Mexico The party consisted of R. II Chap man. in charge, c F 9harliss, assist ant A. Nj. Listbead and B Stewart, of Thatcher. These surveyors are making the preliminary locations of monuments to be used in mapping the | reserve and adjacent regions, includ ing the Gla valley
 Bisbee Review: A searcl was made | of the iai last night by Constable |
The oasis., 1901-11-30

Blsbee Review: A search was made of the jail last night by Constable Doyle and deputies. and d saw and two files were discovered The pris- ouer Bentley. neiae held fur E pas5 authorities, and his shackles nearly filed off and in a littie more time would have been loose and then able to saw his asy out to liberty Every day develops more and more the pres sing need of new jail in this city some place where prisoners can be safely confined and not kept like hogs in pen
 Graham Bulletin: Mr. Fred Bach who for year and half has been head bookeeper for the Gila Valley bank and Solomon Company, has ac. cepted position as head bookeeper
The oasis., 1901-11-30

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIzoSA.
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The oasis., 1901-11-30

First publicatio n November sth 1901.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
Gifcnbabn Seittnbelle.
eelupure, eadabanna uns @efern Sabn,
Sn 8raft ben 3. Ruptmbn 1901.

in Hrnft pen s. Nppfnlpfr l9Ul.
Siolia -gsrIGet Scranton fir Ntp gOr
nm Lao, 3.t5, Cos. 7 so, 1905, Born /; IL.
Is, $40 unb 1888 Rahmittaes. Gir Nsn
gorf II. philadelphia, um $50 u. 1905 Born.
i2.45 unO 3.33 Na6mittass. 8ar 1Obp
bauna, 6.t0 Nahmittags.
N0rOliG sir Buffalo UNI LIS, 6.22 u. 600
Wcr.; f.55, 6.5U unb tf.35 Nadmittags,
6ir 8insbamtcn unb 3pif6snfationfn, I'm
1920 WOr. uni 40 Natm. Sir SspssO;
Spraeuie unb Utica, um lis unb 6.22 Wpr.
i.55 Natmiitnes. Ssptgo. Gpraeule unt
Utica Dug nm 6.22 Nor. l6uft tGsliG, auses.
nOmmtu SOnntass. Cir MOntrOit nm 900
Wpr.; Ito unb $50 Nahm. Rihpllcn NC,
rpmppatipn, nm 40 unb 6 is Nahmittags.
8loomsburg Sibiion-Btrlabt scranton
fir NprtbumbrlanD I'm 6,35. zoos DIOR. ;
SIS uue 6.t0 Nahm. 6ir plymouth UNI $40
gVrmittass; $40 uni go Ratmtttuss.
SonntdeSs3hee.
sioliG -Gir Isp gurt um 1 40, 3.i5,
Gus uno 1905 Morssnsj $40 unb 1888
Hahm.
R6roli& - Sir Buffalo UNI lis, unb
6.l2 Mor.; t.55. 6.50 unb lbs Ratm
Bloomsburg Sibiiion -8srlGbt scranton
I'm i0.05 Wcr. ure 6.f0 Ratm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
Gin enalif6es 8Iatt befhrnortet
beutfA 'ensIifAe TreunbfAaft.

SIN einem eegsn Nmsrifa bitter feinbt
LID eebaItenen Nriifsl b~sfGrportet bic
Saturday 8episp'' cine beutid eneIi.
i6e 5reunoihaft. um bic 8sreinigten
Staten i'm 3aum su baItsu. 8llisr
Wilbelm iisbt. iaet baS bstreHsnoe 8Iatl,
IN benz Nntpahien bet oeuiIHen 8ep5l,
terun8 in @bile unb 8raItlisn bic unbsr.
meiolihe Notbtpsnbieteit elmer fanfiieen
glnmiiGuna in elmer Sorm, tpsIHe su
einem @onHift nit ben Der. Staaten
iibten tpGrbs. Sc tpars far DsutfGlanb
unmb8li6, einen erfolsrsi&sn 2ries au
Iabren. tpenn England ib feinoli1 Der,
belt. Das bstrefsnbe 8latt erildri
oann Wir bsflrporten fein Bancnib
eessn bic 8ereinieten Staaten. nbsr nod
u,el tpenieer Elm 8lnOnib nit ben Der,
sinisten Staten sssen DeuiibIanb, i'm
5aae zines @onHlctes fonnten mir aber
Dir auSi6tueaebenoe Ma6t ausGben.
Benn Elm freunoll4 eelinnteS DsutiG,
lamb fur INNER BON benz politiHen
S6ahbrett Der neuen WeIt entfernt fem
ioIte. bGrften mir BEL u%nisrer iebisen 30.
Iitlt zines Cages fur INNER aus 0orb.
amerifa iopobl tuie aus Saoamerito
berausgeotdn8t tpsroen, unb @anaba
udros Elm TbeiI bes 3si4ss psroen, ee.
gen pel4es mir es nle eef6iBt ba6en,
melhem mir pielmebr bel ieoer @elegens
belt Dfentli6 Delbrau4 seitreut baben.
Die Saturday Reuletp" fsnn,ei6nei
bic Bolittf @rOBbritannlsns besaeIi6
NIcaraeuaS unb anoere Sragen ale
DUNN, ld&erli@ uno unpopular.
@le iebr aber bic Wsinunsen in eng.
lamb Jest a%useinanoer eebeu, fam man
oarauS entnsbmen, buB ber Spectator
einen SauptartlfeI Der 8efdrnortune
elmer eneeren 8srfdnbisuns nit Rub,
lamb plbmet, um Deuti1lano absupsb.
rem, bon benz @robbritannien uum6sItG
5reunofHaft eruarten f6nne. Ser
Spectator" iaet: Sin 8dnbniB ndre
bic am penieften feite @runolase flr
unfers ~austpdrtiee 9olitit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
in @ittsburs ridten egpIobirsnps
Safe entfeelt&eS 1tnbeil an.

8ei elmer @aSsrploion in benz Sobo.
Sbmelsweri BON SOnes & 2ausblin an
Der Sraep Str. in Yittsburs. ga. muir.
ben 8 Wann su Tooe eebrannt unb flnf
anoere mebr ooer nenieer ihper berlebt.
Der Sa6lHaben mtro iih auf etpa
$40. 900 ~belaufen. Die GrpIoFon ereigs
nste iib in elnem Der eroBen SHmela.
0fen. Die 4rbelter ~bsfanben Si& an Der
Spite oes Ofens, stpa 100 SUB uom
@tobo6en entfernt. SIC ma&ten i6 10.
sben bereit. Der ablDiune Ruum 40 seben,
ais @aie. bic ii& in benz Diem anseiam,
melt baiten. trplOoirten uno game Ionnen
seihmoI3en,n WetnQes iople ellbenos
SHlOden in bic S6be eei9lsubert muir.
ben. Sic felen nuf bic uneIGdliheu
auf Der Blatform unb tobieten neun Der.
ielben. Die 2eiden fsIsp. bis surr I'm.
tenntlidf it Uerbrannt. etpa 85 6uB tieI
auf has Dad Der Sabritanlage uno elm,
,8e oerielben elitten bon bort in ben Sol
binab. S&merssnsrufe Der 8erlester
erfluten bic 2uft. Wan sanb bic I'm.
aladlifen. bon oenen fiber mfbrere ibrer
8~eIlesuneen etlIssen perben, in aler
1beilen oes Sofes am Snbs 6ss SHmel,.
oienS. Sic pur6en nod Soipit6lerr
sei@uft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

Die 8uren baben eutiHiebene GrfoIat
u%utautpeiien. uno eS 1T un3neifeIbait,
fab England ieben @sbanisn baran, fe
80 unterioben, auf8eben mub, penn fe
Ibren aampf nod einise WOnats fort.
ieben."
Sc tpurOe in Der 8sriamm[uns aud
Elm 8uef BON @arl S1ur3 oerIsfen, in
tpelhem oerielbs ii6 flr bic n~nabbdnais.
teit ftr bic 8uren erflGtte.
Bli6of Spauloing aus 8eoria tpar Der
stpeite 9auptreoner uno auh ibm aeIana
ss. feline 8ub6ter sum b5dIten GntbuE,
aSmus 30 entfIhsn.
Die auBeroroentli@ fa1ssmdben Re.
iolutlonen, bic bon Der 8eriammlune Elm.
thinning a%nsenommen tpuroen, iolen BEN
Bunoesprdfoenten RoofebeIt bon einem
30 benz 3rped ernannten gomite Gbicaa.
Ger Burger peri5nIi@ lbsrmitteIt tperben.
OaS 9omite ipurbe in Der RsioIution ers
md6tISt. iit bur8 bic Sin3u5iebuns elmer
telisbI8en 4naabl bsrporrasenoer 8Grger
aus anberen EbsiIen Der Der. Staaten
10 erBdnsen.
Na& Der 8srIeiuns unb gnnabme Der
Reiolutionen brabte Semano Elm BOD
auf bic Buren aus unb 10 enibuiiafhf6
uar bic baburd bsrporeerufene Runbaeb.
une. oaB es mebrere Minuten bauerte.
b,s fit Der 8etfaasfurm ssleet bate.
70 tpurbe bann cine SammIung far bic
nolbletoenoen Srauen unb ainber Der
9uren in ben britiiden Sammeaasern
Deranftaltst. Ser erfte 8sitrne au Der
SammIun8 mar Elm @bsd fdr $500. Sc
foIstsn msbrere Gbsds fdr 500. Die
Ssiammtiumme bes in tueni8en Rinuten
oeiammelien @s!oss belief fia auf msbr
als $4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
Buren, SpmpatbiesD emenffratien
tn @bteaac.

Cine ~unsebeurs Meni&snmsnse bate
fi& in Dem auditorium, benz sr6bten
Saale Gbicago's. 40 Der Spmpaibie.
8eriammlunB fur bic Buren, eiueefun6en.
So ipuroe @intrittsseIb fur bic 8erfamm
lupe erboben, uno Der lleberihub NOR
far bic 8uren befimmt. 3ros Der Gin.
iritiSfeuer mar Der 4nbrang elm 10 ee.
paItissr. bab bic 5000 Sibplabe i'm
Saale i6on LANCE Dor Der Grbfnune Der
Beriammlnng beiebt tparen uno cab
Gauienben. bic erft um 8 ubr bes Mbenos
eintrafen. Der 8utritt osrtpeissrt perben
mubte. W. 8outfe. Godran mar Der
Sauptreouer. 81 duBerte fiH unter an,
eerem: ..Wbaen bic 4nihtsn iiber ben
aampf in Sub. Afrita nod 10 periGisoen
fem, IN BEN Punfte bsrrf6t @inisteit,
oab bic WIeoerberfteluns bss 6rieoens
I'm b6hiten @rabe iplnIhensuertb mare.
Der 5rieben Tam absr nur baburG aes
wonnen iperben. bab fih bic 8uren Ct.
asben, o6er baB bic 8uten auf tpeiteEs
Ssriu4s per,I4tsn. iis su untsriO4sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
S@nlbis fantet bas 1trtbeit aesen
Saleffae.

Santiago Sslsfas. 9raEbsnt bes VI.
beitsrbunoes BON porto Rico, truree i'm
San Suan, Porto Rleo, Difriftaaeridt
su'ammen nit neun 9enoRen tpeeen Der.
i4tu6runs proseHlrt. St tpurbe f&ulbia
b%sfunben uno 3u bret Sabren, bier No.
naten uno a&t Iasen @sfdnsnis perur.
tbeilt. Sieben ieiner Witonaeilaeteu
famen nit ie bier Nonaten 8efdnsnib
oapon uhb bic lbriaen beiben ainaen
ltraflos aus Die 8erurtbeilieu iraren
f6uIeis bsfunben tuorben. fi& i'm ausuf
1900 uneeiebli@ bereinigt unb uerlduo.
zen 30 baben. bic Grbeitsl5hne auf Bortc
Rico Su erb6bsn. Seleias rurbe als
8doelsffibrer am i&uerften beffraft.
Die 8eruribeilten babsn aud unter benz
ipanli4en 9eieb. bas in Borto Rlco nod
immer gilt, bic P~rOsebfoitsn su trasen
Der ooEtl9e Arbetterbunb, Der aur 4me,
riean federation Of 2abor eeb5rt, fol- EG
ala Usri4r0rer . @eisli1afi auHoIen
Der Diftrlttsridisr Sauase befdtiate
oas nribeil. Gm L. Auguft 1900 tuurbe
Der amsriianifhe 9elbcurs auf 9ortp
Rico sinsefabrt uuo Aass fies i'm Ber.
the bon einem Beio auf einen Dollar,
elne Preiserb6bung BON 40 Gents /; nur
ois 1rbeitsl6bne ioaten nod meter mad
peiOs bsssdnet tpsrben. 9asegsn pro,
tstlrten SeIeiias unb @enofen unb OeB
Dseen fouen ne ais BeriAu6rer ms
SsfdnsniB. @esen oas l1ribeil 1T an
eas Obsrseri&t bon porto 8ieo Beirut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

uns einssIest tporbsn unb bic 8srurtbeiI,
ten befnoen fi6 Bis sur gnti6sibune bee
bDberen 8eri&tes in 5reibsit. Selefas
srtlart, YoLitIt babe bel nit isiner Ser.
ur%tbeiluns su tbun, ba bic @eri1te unter
Der GontroIe Der Rspublifaner fteben,
Ddbrenb er ielbit elm 5sOsraIift iei. Set
5sIefias OrsanifutOr Der american See
osratlon Of 2abOr ii. erbieIt ct bon ben
9epublitanern bdufs Drobbrisfs. Die
Rspublitansr io0en fosar msbrmaIs auf
oas 8erfammIunssIoiaI Der Arbeitsr.
banbler sef@Ofen baden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
seeues ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Sci Der Yaris ausfeaune bon 1900
bat bic Ruti4babn Aufieben errest. sic
beftsht IN einem lanssn Btetteraana.
nsl4er fi& betpest uno aIlo bic 9eute.
tpsl4er auf ibm iteben Ooer auf Stablen
ooer 8dnfen iisen. nit iia furhiebt. sslr
ole N0h snbsf6rberuns sibt &c i&Ysrlih
elm eeetgnetsres NitteI. Hun bat Der
Sngenteur @a6aIonse in elmer 8erfamm.
lung bon Snsenisuren ben 8OrIdlua ae.
ma4t. cine ioI@e 8abn unterirbiid in
Sarls ein3uri6ten. Sic fcl aus bier
neben chamber Iiessnben abtbeilunaen
bettsheu. reI&e iid in perf6iebenartiaer
S6nsaisteit bspesen, 70 oaB ss sinem
Pdfagier m6sIid III, obne @sfabr BON
elmer Babn auf bic anosre ,u Iprinaen.
wdbreno oiefe i'm @anae in. Die
lhneafe iog 10 Meilen pro 6tunbs
MAIDEN. Dem giiehbabn . Gomits oes
@emelnoeraths ii bereits Elm babin ,iel.
sneer BIan unterbreitet tporben. unb
lelne RiteIie6er finb i'm sanItis ae.
itimmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
Bir baben anf ben Nbilipptnen
ieet and Sammenaaer.

General S. SrantIin Bel III nit iei.
men 2euten lestbin in Der grcpim Ba.
tan8as iebr tbdtis eetpefen. @ine Nb.
tbeiIuns bes 8. Snfanteris . 8ssiments
bot chne 8erLufte ibrerieitie einen Sn,
Iur8entensW taior nit 40 Rann eefanaen
eenommen. @ensraI Bel bat ben Gin.
sebcrenen in Der probiua Bahamas
tunosstban, BOB Fs fi& Bis ipdtsftsns
am %. B.. W. ale in ben St6oten au.
iammenInben mdfen. Sbr 8ieb nnb
TIRE 9abe fonnen le miibrinssn. @as
mad BEN %. Dec. auberbaIb ber Sam.
meaassr aneetrofsn uirb. Ioq eonEscirt
psIben. sIuf ben Bssen bon 8atansus
uno Sa8una beFnoet ii@ Elm Retieer
Strom bon 2anobewobnern, bic nit Sab
unb Gut ben S4redsn bes Rrieaes au
eniHieben fu&en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
&eine Nibiliffenfnr6t.

Die pIDbli&e 9Ibreiie bes ru6iidsn
9ofss BON Iiarsfoie. SsIO, Der iibliGen
Ntnter' 8siibeni, nod @ntihine bat in
OF. Bstersburs ienia,ioneGe @eridis
pa@serufsn. SIN @iItlt6ieit ioa aber
ntdt bic Sur9t Dor ben Nlbililten an BEN
ldllerllden Wobnun8sipsdiel ihulo Iein,
ionOsrn cine Spptus. gpiOemie. bic infOlss
ldle6ten Itnimafers untsr ben Sofbe.
amten nuseebro&en III. Sieraus emf.
ltano oas @ertht bon sinem 8sriuh.
Den Barren au psreiftsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
Tur6tbare GSptcfon.

Die RitrosIsesrin 4. 5abrit bon 9
6umss & Co., etua IL WsiIsn BON But.
lsr. Ba., tuurbs bur@ cine gTpIofor
poahdnbis aaft5rt. 80 bic 5abrii
ftanb. befinoet ii6 isbt Elm 90 Sub tiefes
uno 40 SUB in 0ur@msfer meEenoes
Sod. CUR 3sit Der grplOfton bsfanoen
ft& in Der 5abrii Der 37idbriss @barIes
y. gcuaros unb BET 25Gbriss @barles
D. Barter. Bon ibren 2ei4en il ni6ts
ilbrie sebIieben. bsfsn Betuttans ber
Wibe nertb mare.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-02-07
EDWARDS CORONATION
Feeling That 1t Should Be fastened
and Not Deferred.

! = :
and Not Deferred.
New York, Feb. 5.-A dispatch to
The Tribune from London, says:
There is a strong public reaction
against the melancholy tendencies Of
the last three weeks. Interest will
be stimulated.in the new reign and it
is not improbable that the coronation,
instead of being deferred until next
year, may be fastened. The revised
orders for mourning support this be-
lief and there are precedents for an
early coronation. There is a general
feeling that an unique reign has been
closed with honors and pageants fully
commensurate with the historic oc-
casion and that great business inter-
ests will not be allowed to suffer
from an undue prolongation of the
period Of public mourning. The
theaters will be reopened this week,
new plays coming at Her Majestys and
st. James. There are croakeYs who
persist in believing that the nations
cup Of bitterness has not yet been
filled to the brim and that other ca
lamities are in reserve. There Is
much dismal talk about the failing
health of the Duke Of Cornwall with
out any valid reason for 1t. The king
is also reported to be breaking down
in health. but there is no evidence OF
It In his face or figure or manner.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-02-07
END THE INsURREcTIoN.
Many Branches of the Federal Party
in Marinduque.

Many Branches of the Federal Party
= in Martinique.
Manila, Feb. GA representative
Of the Federal party, who has return
ed here after organizing branches in
the Island of Martinique, brought
rolls containing 5000 signatures Of
membership. He says this will result
in the termination of the instruction
in Martinique.
The new camp of General Trias,
commanding the insurgents in the
Southern district, which was occupied
by Is men with 100 rifles under Gen.
eral Gomez, was captured and de-
stroyed Sunday by the Forty sixth reg
iment. A number of houses, large
barracks, quantities of supplies were
destroyed. The occupants escaped,
except one man who was killed and
two men who were wounded.
The enemy's losses in the depart
ment of Visayas for January, deaths,
captures and surrendered, are "a Of
ficers, $50 men and 240 stands Of
arms.
The editors of three of the dozen
Spanish papers in Manila are liable
to be deported to the island Of Guam.
Salas, the editor of The Diario, whose
paper was suspended Friday last by
the provost marshal, has been kept
in custody since then.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-02-07
RIcE's DEPORTATION.
Senator Teller criticizes General Mac.
Arthur's Action.

Senator Teller criticizes General Mac.
Arthur's Action.
Washington, Feb. Elm the senate
Mr. Teller called up and spoke upon
his resolution calling upon the secre.
tary CT war for information concern
ing the reports of the deportation of
George T. Rice, editor of a Manila
newspaper to the United States by tho
general in charge of the American
forces in the Philippine islands He
read the press reports concerning Mr..
Rice's case, saying that he did not
wonder that he was defiant, knowing
there was no law justifying his expul-
sion. Mr.. Teller said he did not know
whether Rice's paper had been sup
pressed, but he had been crediLly in
formed that four newspapers had been
suppressed in Luzon by the military
authorities.
Mr.. Teller spoke Of the proceeding
as me of Importance to all, for Mr..
Rice was citizen of the United States
ard an offense against him was an Of
fe1se against any other citizen of
this country.
SIR. Teller's resolution was agreed
tc and the District of Columbia ap.
preparation bill was taken up.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-02-07
AFRIKANDER sAPPEAL.
Envoy of the Beers Wants to Address
the British Parliament. ..

Envoy of the Beers Wants to Address
the British Parliament.
London, Feb. 6.-J. D. Merriman,
the Afrikander statesman who is here
to plead for "justice in South Africa"
will lay his case directly before Lord
Salisbury. At the hands of the prime
minister the South African leader will
seek the privilege of appearing at the
bar of the house of commons, there
to tell the country of the evils of un-,
conditional annexation of the Boer
republics. Mr.. Merriman will pray
for the seme right to address the house
of commons as was granted to Frank
lin a century and a half ago. He in
tends specifically to cite the history
precedent as an argument.
This programme was outlined at a
conference Mr.. Merriman had with
the South African conciliatory commit
tee. This course supplants the orig
inal idea of appealing to the British
people through the medium Of public
meetings. During the week Mr.. Mer-
riman will be Joined by Mr.. Suer, who
has been sojourning on the continent.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-02-07
NEXT MINISTER TO CHINA.
John Goodnow May Succeed the
Present Incumbent,


Present Incumbent.
Minneapolis, Jan. 30.-A special to
The Journal from Washington says:
For day or two it has been ru-
mored outside of official circles that
in the event of vacancy in the post
of minister to China, caused by the
resignation or withdrawal of Mr.. Con.
ger, the post would be given Consul
General John Goodnow of Minnesota,
who, in his three years of residence
in the Orient has made himself thor
onghly familiar with Chinese man.
ners, customs and contemporaneous
history, and who won the confidence
and good will of the government to a
degree attained by no other American
representative in that country, dug.
Ing the Boxer uprisings.
1t is not thought to be the intention
o. the government to recall Minister
Conger, or if it is, the fact is kept
very quiet In all probability, how
ever, Mr.. Goodnow would be offered
the post of ambassador should a va
cancy occur. This is conceded quite
generally by those who are in posi-
ton to know something Of sentiment
at the White House and the state
department.