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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
VCLTON.

The continued 6ne weather Ia gl.d-
denipg the hoSrt" oi our cowmsn. All
classes Of stock sre 10 6ue condition.
We regret to learn that blackleg hss
invaded the herd II Lnn Palmer sud
that he has lost q few salvss.
Miss Katie Wright accompanied BY
Johu Sullivan, Of Liberal, spent = fs~
days recently visiting relatives sud
friends st Fulton. We understand that
Mr.. Sullivan Is making quite an extend.
cd visit IN Beaver county as he has been
quarantined by municipal authorities I
Liberal.
Mrs. DAVE who Was the 6rst settler
on Ful,on 10 talking some of leaving
her ranch and moving 10 Liberal this
spring. Her daughter Chic, will SC
company her.
Rert Howard, the boss we'll man OF
the southwest, was visiting Fulton
friends edn,sduy.
There Is talk OF the cattle syndicate
which purchased the Gny uion ranch ex
teoding their pasture east to Mr.. How
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
ScfHnTtyIc.

The ysx"d small poy question ,hst
In, b-en rampant through this entire
.ection oi ro,p'ry Tor the pss, sis'y
lays wa. 6nally fully se,,td lac, week
by the learned faculty ot the Hunkado.
70 Medicsl college near the bead wa
t.S pf tho Paladors river. After
thorough investigation. strict Gamma
tiou and due delil~raiion, this lesr.cd
body concluded that the Cuban i'ch,
Mesicaa nsupo, Colorado scrs,cacs.
Liberal sn'slipex aud Oklahcms dir..
was on" aud the Same de are and u
the different phases Of the di.casc are
alone ,raccabls to locsl causes aud to
climatic and .hysical conditions.
For the sbove item We sre indebted
TO our venerable and esteemed kinstnap
Unoic Huckle Berry, ~ho visited q
our hcndqusr,sr, Monday.
Too late last week
reace, qnis, ard happiness prevad,s
our precinct.
Ranchmsu rcDerslly, are busy pre-.
pairing for spriug work snd making sub.
s'au,isl iupreveassss % their phases.
Mc.srs. Freeman and Todd are each
hauling rock rebuilding and enlarsing
their sheds and stables.
Uncle J"hs SJmons Is kept busy
hauling hay from his land. on the Bea'
yer bottoms.
n N. lovett has al the materi !
prepared for the erection "f = ccn,rno-
diou. msid-nce on his claim.
Roy Moleston IL absent being EN-.
played this winter attending stock for
C. r. Wright.
The Gene Clem smsllpo1 scare has
exploded with dull ,bud.
Lindsay Wright returned home Sun,
day from = visi, with his uncle &. Il.
and family. lie reports = splendid
time while absent he incidentally called
at Liberal aud did little shopping. lost
some time aud good pair Of fur nit
tens.
We learn thai OF, Rosevelt's broth
er died since Ots'S arrival there.
Mrs. II. n. Lovstt visited friends
down the creek Monday.
Charley Thompson aud Eugene Glenn
we're each calling on Fulton friends the
past week.
Miss Nancy Love,t contemplates an
early visit with friends near Liberal.
ANON.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
Deaver Connty's Health Conditions.


10 The fifth biennial report Of the
territorial superintendent Of health,
which Lhs just bceu issued, appears az
official statement from pr. j.. Z. Nun
sell, couhty superintendent OF health
for Beaver coanty, regarding the cor
di,ious Of health 10 this ccnrty. The
.itaa,ion IL set forth in clepr pod c"u-
else terms. Coming fran 80 reliable
and conscientious a source Theses state
mems tnay be nceri,eh Ms matters ol
authority.
According to the article referred To
Beaver county il tree from malaria.
Typhoid fever appears only in rare in
stances. Within three and half gears
there were brought to ,hs doctors at.
ten,ion but two cases, only one OF which
had prcrouneed symptoms Of typhoid
fever. This case, il wus thought, re-.
suited from the use of river water.
The cause Was obscure. The patient
had not been away from home aud tue
oldes, settlers had no, before heard Of
suoth,r case in the community.
The report speaks we'll Of the sani-
tary conditions. There ore but few
cases OF consumption, nsthuia, and bron'
chial diseases Of chronic nature, and
those como from other sections sf the
country. No, case Of dip'hers 10 re-
ported. Contagious diseases have eel,
dom appeared. Three cases Of small
pox, several Of scarlet fever and some
OF measles existed 10 June last. Two
deaths resulted from scarlet fever and
one from measles but noue frcm small
pox. All contagious Diseases were
qaarantined with the result that they
disappeared 10 tho following month.
A noticeable feature OF the suhjcc, Of
health Ia Beaver county 10 tho compura
tive standing which the county main
tsins 10 this respect. The absencs OF
oowmon ills iS gratifying. The dry,
pure air 10 conducive 70 health. There
sre scarcely any pulmonary ailments
which are com,nsp in ,nst locsliiios'
Dau,pness Of climate causes 20 uusasi-
hess. This means general good health
IA desirable blessing, and q blessing
which prevails in u marked degree 10
this county, an exception 10 this psr,ic-.
alsr to other localities in the Territory. !.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
KlOwA.

Mrs. Ber, Brown 10 very sick.
William Boldly is going to leave here
and 70 TO Missouri.
Frank Goodnight hiss traded for the
Englewood livery stable.
Y. p. Madison started for Detroit,
Michigan, on the first. We think he
will find II somewhat colder up there.
Springer Hess passed through Custer
Thursday
Howe Brothers thrashcd some last
Monday.
Master DIN B0rep 10 riding . new
Birdsali saddle.
Mr. Ebsrstisn vas seen on the streets
Of Custer last week.
George Hsbb has been laid up for
some time with = spraiosa ankle.
Lots Of settlers and n.re too. ]
guess ws csu have pumpkin pie sest
winter.
A. II. Barrst: got his wind mill I'll
broke 10 snitherseus . short time sgo.
Seems liks old times TO zee william
Baker back On the Kiowa again.
John Stanley and Charles Wells
went up TO Meade lsst week.
CoHrINUED.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
FREEl
A Great Newspa-
per One Year.
Two OF the Greatest Papers In
Oklahoma at the Price
Of One.

The one great paper Of this commu-
nifty II tho BxAvxR HERALD. Itgiyes
all the home news. II fills the bill here
at home to q dot. But you want the
news Of the esrire territory, you want
TO know what the legislature. nov 10
session, IL doing. To get this you
must have q territorial paper aud one
printed At the territorial capital. which
gives oil the news II the executive
jndicisl end legislative departments,
Thi. territorial newspaper Is the Week
" Oklahoma s,s.o Capital. This 10 %
eight page eight column psrsr-sis'y'
four columns OF sprieb'iy rssdios mat
tor every weet. 1t gives slx'esu col.
umns every weet OF the dc'sil'd doinr'
1 tho Legislature. We have mads sr'
raspen,snt. with the publishers where
BY We can throw In the Weekly State
Capital Free Of Charge to every old
subscriber who pays up for this paper
for me year In advance, sud for every
new subscriber who goes 60 our books
for o.e year In advance.
Here is your chance. Come 10 early
90 you will get oil The legislative nsws
Address N. 2. DAVIS.
Beaver, Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
Land once at woodward, q. 7.

Soticei' hereby given that the foiawins-
named settler has aled notice OF his intention
to mako nual proof IN support of his claim
and that said proof viii he made before Jay
Z. Piekard. clerk district oourt OF Beaver
county q. I. and In case ef his sbsenes thes
before Della ha'iinssr, deputy cierk. at Bsa-
ver. o 7 ON Apr. 10. 1907 via;
Charles D. Little. u q. No. ,sJJ for the nv
\ OF Sec 81 Tp N. X "a ECM.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous rssidenes upon and cutie
walton of siid lsnds, via;
o Allen 7. Baker. David N. OvsrtUn. william
woolery and Frank Y English. sli Of Beaver.
OF.
~. d. HsALy. Ret sistsr.
Fir,t pub. s-ss
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07

II Is thought that the Kiows and
Comanche reservation will not be
opened before July or August, 1t will
take ill the first cf July to complete
the surveys aud nllo, ments.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
Oklah INA sad the Pan Anericaa Ey>
position.

A. the iimc for, The Pan American
Erp"-i,ion. a, Buffalo, approaches the
sdv,sabili'y of ~ Oklahoma exhibi,
,hers becomes more aud more appSr-u,
wnbcns mstrr,a. inronvsoie,,ss IL IL.
seli. oslaby~. could prrpsrs AN exhib.
!, which w.sid pruvs an attractive aud
valuable fss,uts VI the EsposisioD.
Guch ~ sshlbss voald present more
sidtlnely tkss spy'bisy slss 10 The
Srcr's ~u'si~~, ~ wevlh which ths
8. kA.,l h.s .,Iss - 10 b : v.rss
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07

Feb 10 1909
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has nicd notice Of her In.
tention TO make Anal Ir.of IN support Of
her claim. aud that said proof will he
made before Jay =. Picksrd, clerk OF IN. Dis
srict Court OF Beaver county. q. T., aud In
case Of his sbsence. before bella Bailinger.
his deputy, at Beaver. Oklahoma Territory.
ON April %. iso, viz:
Eivira CHrtmsi. widow o. Russcl e. Cart
mel. deceased. u. Z. No tor the . u ne
y and u NV Y Sec siTp&N. RH EcM.
She pamts tho following witnesses 70 prove
her continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
tion Of said land. via;
wiiiisns Clarry OF Nyc y. T.. A. n. Hossett
J. Bianchard and 2. Z. Tracy OF Beaver q, l..
~. HEALY. Register.
First pub Mar, :. 1901.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
Land oaec n, wo, dwsrd. q. 7

fCb. ~, igl
Ne'ice 10 hereby given that the G,ilpwing
named settler has nled notice OF bis In.
ten,ion tai y ak anal prooi In support ~ Me
ci aim. and that sad pro 4 will be made be-
fore Jay r.. Pickard al RI o the district
court oi Beaver county. Oklahoma Territory,
and In SEQ his abs.uc. tnen bcf rc ID i Q
! aiiing"f. deputy cirik. at the onice OF sail
cl'rk, a beaver. oklahoma TERRITORY, ON the
~, II Ma'ch Iyoi. wa:
David Hutchinson. u. r.. No ,se7. for tho
se at ~ y oil Ser 30 und . y OF Sc Y Net 20
and sw y oi s~ y sec IS Tp y Z 9, ECM.
lie names The I lowing witnc. .s.- to Prove
bis con innous rssidrnc upon, aud cuiti,s-
ton of, q 1T ,and. via;
Alfred g.. F,shcr. Henry N roshcr. Aifrrd
y. i'ft aud vi liam II. DeAloss. all VI & iuc.
y. l.
F.p. iiEAir. Register
Fiat pub. Feb -. l?r
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
Land O0es q Woodward. o. r.
"a a snAs

~" 80 iVVhs
Noiioe 10 b reby given that tho following
named settler he. given notice ef his u.
tentian to make hasi proof for bis
claim ard tha' I'd pr.f will be- msds be-
ere Charles q. Taun' hill Probats Judge In
ant 2 Beaver county o Z. or H. bis aba'ncs
thva before Reitls N. tho n.s clerk sf Pro-
to court at HEAVIER O. Z. On Apr. ., 1901
Charles n. Pemberion, n. E. Ne tss&, far
the sw v Of the ~ X sec u. and NV \ Of NV
v See % and " Of ts Y Sec %. 1p . u. n.
o. EcN.
he names the following vitnsssss 10
prove his s.n,inusuo residence upss ssa
esltivaiisn Of said land, vis,
Jaeob Berenss. Jacob saassn Abs Dssssas
and George Hsvsr nof EnsisweoA Kansas
20 nsALs. Hsuisess.
FIrss pub Mar .
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
I.and on,ee al Woodward. or.

pcc. 10 ~ %
Notice IL hereby given that tho foiio~ing
nan.d s"tti'r has n'rd notice Of her tn
ten'i'n to maize nn"i pro fin support OF mr
claim. Ind that said proof will be male be-
fore the kerist-r a"d Rcc-iver st the u. y.
Land Once, Woodward, u. T., on Apr..s.
1911, VIZ:
Lizzie ". Thorniiy. H. Y. sos for the = y OF
sw y See sp and n y OF NV X sec d. Tp,S.H
ss ECM.
shc names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon aud cuitiva-
uon oi. said lands, viz;
Rinaldo .. sinclair. Harry c. Hess and John
y. Dodsrr fla Verne, u. Z ard fioSd q.
Racer Of Woodward. OF.
z. D. HKALr, Register.
frs, pub. Feb 81 iN0.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07

Flynn's bill relating to the Kiows
and Conauchc country has been pass
cd by Congress.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07
l.. S. MUNSELI.. M. ID.
Beaver, Oklahoma.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LiQuOr Notice

Liquor Notice
Notice is hereby given that John Sui
livau and John n. Blake. doing busisess
under the firm nsu,s of sullivan 4 Blake.
have this day fled their petition to sell a,
retail malt, spiriiuous aud vincus liquors In
the township Of Op'ims. county Of Beaver
and Territory Of Oklahoma, and that, unless
ohjee,i"os be aled In my Office on or before
The 18th day ef March. A. d. 1901. said
Petition will be granted.
Dated, Beaver, Oklshoma, February, %.
1901.
r. TsAcv Con ntv fYsrh
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07

~ OKLAHOMA Pest No. {. y 4
r.. meets In tbe O. A. II hall Ai
beaver. u. T "n tho second ana
NJ turth eaiurdsy ~ es,t month.
M2 O'clock r. m. Visiting cons-
rates cordially invited.
O. VI oARpxkk, Com.
J. X. ,QuisS AJj't
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oEcial County Paper.


TERMS 81 90 PER YEAR.
Apvw~r,sixa sArss male kuesu on ap.
tises,ion
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l.sud Office al Woodward. OF.

iSuu omee NJ NoouWhTn, " U,
Feb, IL, 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has nicd notice Of his inten-
,ion to msAe dual pr-of In suppor, of his
claim. ami 'ba, rn'd prof will lie made be-
fsrs Charles - 1anneLiil, Probate Judge IN
aud for Beaver toun,y, 0r. or tn bis Ab-
ssncs then before Neiiic Thomas. Clerk Of
sail Court. nj Beaver. D r, on tich. % 1901
via.
Charles II. Crnnmrr. ". y. Me- ,6sl for ths
sw of - anu - Of sw f. See ~ asd INV
y "i NV X scc!D ~ y. nso EcM.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud culiivH.
tion of. said land. viz:
Otio Ra'by. Churlts T.. n che. Fred Nc. Bcc-
I've o. Rivcrsldc. q. 4. MarebSll x. Hibbs VI
Beaver q T.
I'D, HEALY, REGISTER,
First pub. Feb. u. igoi
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-07

MODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA.
CAMP No. 773S. meets the 6r-, aud
.hird Saturday nigh, Of each month 10 the
'y,hmn hall. Visiting Neisbhors always
ssleo~o,
WILL QuixS. v.C.
&c. TsAcY, CLERK.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

The w. H. Grapevine Will reach st. Louis
| River landings. and will receive to clear to-mor-
row afternoon for the same points.
from Chester with LOU sacks Of wheat. a large
consignment Of live stock and more than 100
part this afternoon on the downstream trip. with
a good patronage Of freight and passengers al
The Cape G,rardeau arrived from Commerce
Yesterday morning with a good list OF passen-
zoo s = o Of wheat msh' several HUNDRED head ca y
live stock and a large quantity Of general freight,
for the same port with a good manifest and
the Illinois River. and will receive to clear for
Peoria and way landings tomorrow afternoon
from Cape Girardeau well pa,ronized. she
s sTHgsht is She ESQ nI Efes sissT Of shi freight sfler ans 50 at pas >
o' e%h. CIV sn ' Sf s sSTnssIf IS su .r ri. morning from
Hamburg ,s and Calhoun County LANDINGS. She will
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The City Of Clifton arrived last night at II
The Rses Lee will reach st. Louis this morn
ing from Memphis She will receive TO clear Tor
the same Port and all intermediate landings at 5
The Julia will he in this morning from Ham,
O'Clock.
The Sidney is due from Keokuk thi. morning
" 49,, 90
4 O'Clock for Burlington and intermediate points.
Repairs on tae John X. speed are being bur.
Iied so as to have tine boat ready TO receive and
depart for New Orleans on August 81.
The J: Y. lockwood cleared this morning at
daylight for Cypress Bend for a tow of logs. Gus
shinkle and Joe Dryden took her down.
Captain Grant Marsh last night departed for
Bismarck ~. D.. where he will visit his son.
John r. Marsh
Captain Sam Toms yesterday returned to st.
Louis from Ashevtlle. n. c.. where he went sew
eral weeks ago to recupe-ate. His health is
greatly improved and he will soon return to his
Cuties.
Richard Coryeil. formerly third clerk on the
several Lee Line steamers. yesterday received
word from Houston. Tex. that his father. Doc
tor Coryell. had died there. He left St. Louis
last fsght to attend the funeral.
Fritz Street went out as pilot on the ]. NJ.
Bowel. which left this port for Paducah Sunday.
Captain John Rollins was also on board to post
himself on the channel between St. Louis and
Cairo.
Captain r. Z. Leonori. who has been con-
fined to his room for more than. five weeks. Is
said to be much improved in health.
ICartain Nick Beaver: accompanied by Pilots
Greenwich and Rogers. left st. Louis last night
by rail for Cairo. where they will join the tow
boat S. H. II. Clark.
Warren kenfrow departed yesterday for Grand
Tower to accept a position as pilot on the steam
er Anderson.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
ny telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

Cairo. Ill. Aug. 1s.-The river is rising very
feet during the past Il hours. ee The r Weather he is is
very warm and threatening rain. and the indi-
f Ssss Lee az fre 1af Sempsi .oT With hs q good %5a s1in. mo the
bushes; . ans de at I a. 70, m St she ,S did he, usual
m. The Cleaner departed for st. Louis a, a.
m with 2 loaded harses. The Fred Hartwee
Of logs. The Pobert E.. Lee from Mound City.
70 take her down. The Herman Paepcke wifi
tow Of lumber. The Dick Fowler y fo arrived I'a and
deparIed on time with a light trip each way.
and will clear for New Orleans during the night
p Slsh 6 Of sar &c e Gn sGm, ,ca gnsenr 1Gsq W \; b Hear.
Today. The Ferd Herold from Memphis and the
n Mahfarf fi, faoR Ros ses t Gaines. M Rso hss bs are S Sns to;
pilet {. p: N Mei II for The past few days. went
Memphis Tenn. Aug. y.-The river here stands
I 4 feet sau 1n The Tn saY Pss.I . T Is. Of s,1 I foot in the last
s ssss IL '' Il ' ) $ ? . !: Sc rs sias e: :. k 81 Al s \ s | s.; 3: |;
trip. The James Lee departed az 5 p. m. for
m m. FOR A ra1Ssi rh &he es %eIfols Lac srI asesr, 81. at morn : ?:
ing from Paducah with 2 barges Treadwater and
rf 81 PAUL It Mi p m, aug %,sh is.1 .as az empty SSln saFr ss.
rived at noon with 10 passengers and left at
this morning at ! O'Clock: River gauge II feet.
M nne The p'e. J. f 3. Rics aspdh.sa' left iar for Hai Epa at iils al a
lo:2s this morning. and the Bod Dudley departed
for the Cumberland River at u noon. The Ten
brock. with several barges OF ties, from the
Tennessee River. arrived at 4 p. m.
Chester. ILL.,, Aug. falling. gauge Al
feet. Weather clear. Boats up: Cape Girardeau
at : p. m. Chester at . ?. m, City OF Clifton
down at 4 p. m. Rees Lee due up.
Warsaw. H.. Aug. T.-Gause reads 4 feet.
Weather clear and warm. Sidney up and down
early this morning. St. Paul passed up AZ I
p. m. Silver Crescent in and out.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. Aug. 1s.-Cfty OF Clifton up
at 40 a. m. Rees Lee due up. The gauge
reads ~ feet and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
Louisville. Aug. l9-R.ver rising. in canal. 81
feet: on falls, 3.s: below locks. s.k Raining and
warm
Evansville. Ind, Aug. 1e.-River e.5 feet sta
tionary. Cloudy and raining.
Wheeling. Aug. 19.-River Z feet 6 inchea ris-
ing. Raining and warm.
Cincinnati. Aug. 1a-River 1913 feet. rising.
Cloudy and warm.
Pittsburg. Aug. l9.-River ~ feet, rising.
Cloudy and hot.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
Identified AS BLACK PRINCE"
John Walters Supposed to Be Pick.
pocket of Reputation.

Doctor Johns. Superintendent Of the Ber-
tillon Department. yesterday received infor-
nation through the mails identifying Jim
Walters. a negro. who is in jail here on a
charage of grand larceny. as Antonis Boil
lers, alias thu BLACK Prince"
Walters has nearly as many aliases as he
is years old. Among those known here
are Alfred Walters. alias Alfred Watson.
alias Paul Jones. alias Ragsdale. He has
been arrested for picking pockets in Gin
cinnati. New York. Memphis and San Fran
cisco. I'd.
The latest Information concerning him
comes from Sidney and Melbourne. New
South Wales. Australia. where he was con-
victed seven times for onenses ranging from
trespass to picking pockets. He was ar
rested here last May by Policeman Ken
nedy. after a lively chase. on a charge Of
picking the pocket of Henry Witch on a
Lee avenue car. This charge IS still pend
ing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
Presidents Appointments.

Washington, Aug. 19.-The President to-
day made the following appointments:
Col Artillery Corps. John r. Ny
rick.
Lieutenant Colonel sArtillery Corps. William
Ennis. Abner II. Merrill.
Majors Artillery Corps. Thomas II. Adams,
John A. Lundeen. William E. Birkhimer. Arthur
Murray. Henry l. Harris.
Rusrles. Charles II. Hilton. Jr..- Terence E.
Murphy, George o. Hubbard. John @. Livingston.
Harry \: Matthews Henry H. sheen: Ernest A.
LsEier Cravens. Edward Hill, James ID. Faunt-
leroy; Harry W.. Newton. Richard T. Ellis and
Frark 8 Long.
Second Lieutenants, Artillery Corps. Allan Le-
fort. Frederick B. Hennessy. Robert s. Welsh.
John ]. Lipop.
Second Lieutenants. infantry. Henry H.. Hall.
Harry ". Bathiany, Thomas T. Duke. Harry d.
Blasland. George MacGregor. Charles H. Err
rington. Frank Pratt.
First Lieutenant, calvary. William N. Cornell.
George w. Winterburn.
Second Lieutenant. calvary. Herbert e. Mann.
Assistant surgeon. volunteers. rank OF Captain.
Luther s. Harvey.
Gage and William /. Burdick.
Lieutenant Commanders.
Percy Herbert, Boatswain.
Treasury-Thomas b. Morton. Collector Of In
ternal Revenue for District Of Alabama
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
PRINCE CHING IS
STILL DEFIANT.
Charged With Demanding Tribute
From Chinese Soldiers- En-
perOr's Return Postponed.

Shanghai, Aug. ls.-An edict. recently Is
sued. announces that the court will leave
for Singan-Fu October 6. The Governor Of
Honan has been ordered to prepare a palace
for temporary use at Kai-Feng. This
palace was occupied by the celebrations In
honor Of the birthday Of the Empress Dow
ager. November %.
Late reports state that quiet has been re-
stored in Mongolia. Magistrates along the
route from Singan-Fu to Pekin continue to
complain that the soldiers of Prince Ching
of the imperial family. who was at the
head of the Boxers. are depressing them
and demanding tina they honor the remains
of their father. who suffered the death
penalty for his connection with the Boxer
movement.
The British military authorities are ar
ranging for the protection OF the Pekin-
Shan-Hai-Kwan Railway. Eight foreign Po-
lice Commissioners. speaking Chinese, each
Chinese police. will have charge of the
posts along the line. 1t Is difficult to get
sufficient competent men to run the railway.
though the line Is practically under British
control.
RETURN TO PEkIN POSTPONED.
Pekin. Aug. l9.-Emperor kwang Hsu has
issued a decree postponing the return of
the court to Pekin until September 6, be-
cause of reports by the provincial authori-
ties that the roads are impossible. IL is be-
lieved. however. that the continuance OF the
military occupation of the capital is the
true reason for the postponement.
RUSSIA ACTIVE IN NEW-CHWANG.
London. Aug. ls-The Russians. according
TO a special dispatch from Shanghai. are
beginning the fertilization of New-Chwang
and are pushing the railroad to the Korean
The Germans have leased additional land
at Shanghai. on which to build barracks.