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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30
Maybe we won't have to remember
the Maine. She may be fleated again.
LACK OF TACT THE CAUSE OF
WAR.

LACK OF TACT THE CAUSE OF
WAR.
On the occasion of the organization
of the province of Bulacan, lately the
most intensely insurrectionary province
of Luzon, it Is said the natives actually
shed tears of joy and gratitude. The
reason stated in the reports was the
enlightenment which suddenly came to
the inhabitants of the former metroDo-
lis of the instruction as 10 the benevO-
lent purpose of the United States to
give them government of their own
free election.
The incident goes to show with still
greater clearness that there need never
have been any trouble to speak Of be-
tween the United States and the Fill
pinos if the administration had dealt
with these impressionable people hon
es.ly, openly and kindly at the start,
and with less overbearing arrogance
and brutality, which naturally led them
to believe that another tyrant had come
to take the place of the Spaniards.
Everything points to the conclusion
that the two years war in the Philip
pines, with its awful loss of life and .ts
cost of hundreds of millions of dollars
was absolutely unnecessary, inexcus-
able-almost wanton.
The administration lack of tact and
honesty in dealing with the so-called
inferior people has cost the country
dear.
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THE M'KINLEY DEGREE.

Harvard Board of Overseers IMAM
imously i'm Favor of Granting Ii.
BOSTON, April 29.-At meeting OF
versity held here to-day, the question of
granting the degree of doctor of laws
to President Mckinley was taken up in
formally and the sentiment expressed
was unanimous in favor OF the step. The
matter will come up for formal action
at meeting of the overseers just be-
fore commencement in June, according
to the usual custom.
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ANOTHER CONSUMPTION CURE.

DR.. Carlos L. Villar, of the Argen-
tine Army, is the latest physician TO
have discovered serum cure for con-
sumption. SO many reports OF sure
cures similar to this one from Buenos
Ayres have come from different parts
of the world that the public has almost
become tired of hearing of them and OF
investigating, only to find them lack
ing. But hope ever springs eternal and
no stone will be left unturned in the
interests of this sadly aff1icted class.
In review of fifty cases he has treat
ed DR.. Villar claims that unless the
patient has reached the stage where he
can no longer resist the disease at all,
a cure may be effected in from forty
to ninety days.
1T is hoped that DR.. Villars has reach
ed the long sought goal and that the
new raw of promise is the light OF
truth. 1t is a fact that scientific study
has led to a better understanding OF
the disease and already many cures
have been effected in the earlier stages
of consumption with the usual rene
dies assisted by proper climatic sur
roundings. That the long sought rem
edy will eventually be discovered med
zeal science does not doubt. The Argen-
tine doctor may have hit upon it, but
if not someone else will. and when
the remedy is found the world will De
relieved of probably its greatest
scourge.
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THE TRUSTS MAY NOW STAY IN
NEW YORK.

Early last month the New York
Times printed communication saying
West Virginia has radically changed
her statute for Incorporating companies,
and neither the empirical knowledge
Tor forms in vogue will be useful to
promoters. This new law, intended to
make the misuse of prerogative more at
traotive and profitable, has features cal
culated to increase distrust in charter
reddling legislation. Pubic
policy will be promoted by Inducing
r.en, proposing 10 act as corporation,
to organize under the new law OF the
state in which they reside. 1t is absurd
that citizens of New York should Or
sanize under the laws of West Virginia
to conduct business in New York. 1t IS
absurd to suggest that West Virginia,
or New Jersey, can invest citizens OIL
New York with rights or immunltles
which their own State deliberately re-
fuses to give them II attention is ar
rested, the legislature at Albany VIII
enact law under which residents Of
New York, associating as corporation,
may enjoy every advantage and none Of
the disadvantages to be obtained by
using a foreign charter.
A few days ago, the New York iegls-
lature passed such law. Its advocat: S
say it will attract to that State all the
charters heretofore going to otaer
States.
So it comes to pass that West Virginia
ard New Jersey, after all, will lose the
revenue obtained by issuing charters.
And the disgraceful efforts of the last
West Virginia legislature to still fur
her prostitute the charters granting
mowers Of the State for trust Doodle
simply result in discrediting the COM
1nonwealth without even the miserable
satisfaction of bagging the corporation
fees I'VE have torn to pieces our stat
ties in relation to corporations and
made the burden greater on our own
aeople. engaged in legitimate corporate
Enterprises, without any compromising
increase in the revenues. 1t is humlllat-
ng, but poetic retributlon.
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PITTSBURG, April 29.-The first
meeting in connection with the congress
of the Sons of the American Revolu-
ton, which convenes here tomorrow,
was that Of the board of managers this
evening. President General j. c.
Breckenridge presided. assisted by Gen
eral Samuel e. Gross. It was decided
TO petition Congress for a federal law
against dissertation of the American
nag in various manners.
Among the most prominent arrivals
tonight were Charles w. Fairbanks,
who arrived from Washington at $3.50
o'clock.
The first session Of the congress will
be held at 10 O'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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WEIGHS ON THE EMPEROR.

Cannot Get DIETRICH WeiIand's At
tack out of His Mind.
BERLIN, April 29.-Dietrich We'll
and's attack upon Emperor William at
Bremen still weighs heavily upon the
Kaiser, who, whenever he comes to talk
upon the subject, is said to lose his self
control.
Count Won Ballestrem, president of
the Reichstag, is reported to have told
friends recently that he had been high
ly shocked by the Emperor's extreme
excitement and violent gestures when
discussing the matter.
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FALLING AT CINCINNATI,

But Very SlowIy-River Has Gone
Down 2.7 Feet Since Saturday At
ternoOn.
CINCINNATI, O., April 29-Ohio
river has fallen to 81 feet total of 27
feet since Saturday afternoon. BY to-
morrow morning half the obstruction
to traffic caused by the food will be
removed. The regular freight depots
and central union passenger station will
be ready for occupancy by Wednesday
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THE CHARGE WITHDRAWN.

Senator Noorhees's Son Not Held on
the Charge of Robbery.
NEW YORK, April 29-James p.
voorhees,, of Washington, son OF the
late United States Senator D. w Voor-
hees, who was arrested last Thursday
charged with being an accomplice in
the robbery of tailor shop. was dis
charged from custody to-day, the COM
planning witness having failed to
make out case against him.
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THE NEW YORK IN PORT.

NEW YORK, April 29.-The Ameri-
can liner New York from Southampton
and Cherbeurg, which was spoken at
sea with a broken shaft on April oath,
was sighted southeast OF Fire Island at
s:46 this evening. At 1e:45 p. m. the
New York passed that point proceed
ing slowly toward New York.
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NO VISIBLE CONNECTION.

WESTERLY, R. l., April 2s.-The clos
ing of the Mechanics Savings Bank. no
tice of which was given yesterday, did
not create any visible connection in finan-
cial circles here to-day. Withdrawals
from other banks during the forenoon
were apparently ne more numerous than
usual. 1t is expected that the officers Of
the Mechanics Savings Bank will be au-
thorized by the Supreme Court to affect
the desired liquidation.
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WORK OF KITCHENER's SCOUTS

LONDON, April 29.-Lord Kitchener
reports to the war Office from Pretoria,
under date of April %, as follows:
"Kitcheners fighting scouts, under
Grenfell, have surprised and captured
Van Rensburg's lager at Klipdom,
north of Petersburg. Seven Beers
were killed and ,nirty-seven taken
prisoners Eight thousand rounds OF
ammunition and all the wagons, carts,
oxen, horses and mules captured. Only
casualty. was one wounded.
THE other columns report three kill
ed, So taken prisoner, 81 surrendered
and one quick-firer captured"
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SENT AN ULTIMATUM.

CHICAGO, April 29,-;The conference
committee of the International Associa-
ton of Machinists to-day sent an ulti-
matum to the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, demanding an immediate an
swer to the schedule of demands pre-
sented last week. If the answer is not
made before tomorrow It is considered
probable that the machinists will break
off negotiations.
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ROOSEVELT AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, April 29.-Vice President
Roosevelt arrived here to-day, and went
at once to the home of Collector George
H. Lyman, whose guest he will be for
several days. Mr.. Lyman gave din
ner in the vice presidents honor to-
night.
Mr.. Roosevelt will deliver lecture
to the students of Harvard tomorrow,
and later will attend a reception in his
honor by President Eliot and Profess Dr.
FiSke.
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ATTACKED IN FORCE.

Major Huneker's Punitive Expedi-
tion Reported in n Tight Place.
LONDON, April 29.-Information re-
ceived here from Uromi, West Africa,
and dated March %, is to the effect that
the punitive expedition under Major
Heneker, composed of $50 men, and
which had penetrated to the northeast
of Benin City, and there seized an i'm
portant town, was being attacked in
force. The natives were collecting from
all parts of the country. Up to date
of report, Major Heneker's command
had thirty-two casualties. Lieut.. Car
stairs, of the Canadian militia, had been
slightly wounded. He was the only
white officer injured
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FEMININE OPINIONS OF THE UN-
KISSED MAN.

Tremendous is tie feminine furore
raised over Prof. Algie r. Crook, OF
the Northwestern University, who says
he never drank, smoked, chewed,
swcre or Rugged Or kissed woman or
girl. If he never swore before, now
ever. he must be sorely tempted to be-
gin now at the food of tender mlsslves
mourning in upon his from all parts OF
the country by telegraph, telephone and
mail. He is deluged with love-letters
and offers of marriage from idonzlng
and sentimental feminhy. There are
all sorts of opinions OF the Professor
however Here are few gathered py
Chicago reporters from women gener-
auy regarded as experts on the SUD-
iect-members of chorus from
New York theatre and other ladies OF
the stage:
Madge Relyea "He beats all records i,r
what an idiSt he must be. Case OF sont GU,
grapes. / reckon. He probably never got
the chance to kiss girl, anyway
Marie Wilson: He must be DARING,
ably. The idea OF living nearly forty
years without one kiss! Well, l never.
Margaret Hobart: II don't believe a
word of it. Hes posing for the gsedy,
goody I don't believe any man ever lived
thirty-seven years without. even casting
Sleeps eyes at a girl He is humbug.'
venie Snyder: why, the man. is al
kinds of a fool. isn't he? Bring him on
here and we will make his life one glad
sweet sweet song SON: Kiss him? Not without
Ruby Reid: Now, wouldn't that jar
the preserves in the cellar? What a crank
him. I'd hate to os,er him the opportuni-
ty. don't believe any man is So everlast-
ingly straisht-laceo as all that"
fr estheT Wa, hSTtie,t VII the man is
round the house? Lucky he never mar
ried. His wife should wish she had died
young: Such goodness as that is weari-
some"
Jessie Gordon 'The professor is a
beauty bright There is only sne of him.
guess. and enc will be plenty thanks
This world would be. too god If there
wlre macy 1,y men IKE that
just to see wn2t he'd do"
Prof. Crook, himself, writes the fol.
lowing letter to q Oh&csgs editor, which
may east ray Of Night on the subject:
Editor OF the H .rald- Hecord-You AMI
the other newspapermen CT Chscsxo ar,
getting unnecessarily excited over m,
statement that I have nsvsr hugycl o.
Kissed woman or girl. I shoLid thinl
It would have occurred, even 70 n ncws
payer reporter, that women ana gfrl,
faixht nave hugged and kissed rne. Som,
men nave more tact than others.
~. n. CNOoK"
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TO VISIT BUFFALO.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-PIans are be
ing made for trip by members Of the dip
lomstic corps to Buffalo on June II u
visit the Pan-American exposition. The
Presidential party will arrive at Buffalo
about the 12th. and the plans are TO have
the diplomats leave Washington In tins
to be present when the President and
members Of his cabinet are at Buffalo
The plans are being made through Lord
Pauncefste. the dean Of the corps.
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ONE REWARD WITHDRAWN.

OMAHA. Neb., April 2s.-Five thousand
dollars will no longer be paid by the city
of Omaha for Pat Groves body, dead or
alive. The city council has authorized the
chief of police to withdraw this reward.
Eight thousand dollars wiz still be paid
fer the conviction of one of the criminals.
A price Of s15. 600 is put on the head of two
Of the conspirstors and fer the three &c.
COO will be paid
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CAUSING GREAT DISTRESS.

French Soldiers and Chinese Chris
tians Within the Borders of
Shan 81.
PEKEN, April Ell Hung Chang
has received dispatch from the COVER
nor Of the province pf Shan 81 assert
ing that three hundred French soldiers,
accompanied by 1000 armed native
Christians. are within the borders OF
Shan 81 and have caused great distress
and trouble wherever they have passed.
The british have enlisted number
of Chinese at Tien Tsin for the Wei Hal
Wei regiment.
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SCHOONER WRECKED.

VANCOUVER, n. c.. April 29.-An
unknown three masted schooner has
been wrecked off Queen Charlotte ISL
ands. 1t is supposed che entire crew
has been drowned as two bodies havs
been washed ashore.
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BROKER IN JAIL.

NEW YORK. April 3.-water A Fra
zier. 20 years old, formerly in the broker
age business in Pittsburg, was held here
to-day to await extradition papers from
that city. 1t is said Frazier is wanted on
a charge of apPropriating 5000 worth Of
securities belonging to Thomas Russell,
of Pittsburg. It is said that there are
complaints at or in the vicinity of Pitts
burg
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RAIDED BREAD BOOTHS.

DEMBERG, Galicia, April "a riot
Gus mob of the city's unemployed to-
day raided the bread booths at the
market place, shouting Give us bread
or work" The mob paraded the streets
breaking shop windows. Troops final
ly arrived and dispersed the rioters.
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Yesterdnx.s Deparfures.

Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne.
Sistersville, Ruth.
Darlington, Leroy.
Parkersburg, Ben Hur.
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FOR A SUGAR FACTORY.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. April 2s--Pians
are being completed by local company
for the establishment OF a central sugar
factory, to be the largest in the West In
dies. 1t is expected that the undertaking
will have the financial support of the gov
eminent.
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SUSPENDED ON A FENCE.

Special TO the Register
CHARLESTON, W Va. April H.-Mrs.
Thomas GFiniths. Of Davis Greek. was
found dead yesterday suspended on pal
ing fence At her home. She was looking
over IL, when attacked with heart trouble
and fell on the fence She was not found
for one hour.
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MAKING A NAVAL STATION.

BERLIN. April 2s.-The St Petersburg
correspondent Of the Cologne Gazette says
1t IL announced from Toxic that the har-
Dor OF Mausumai, capital OF the Island Of
Yesso, opposite Vladivostock. is being
transferred into a naval port. The work
is being carried out with All speed and IL
already almost completed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30
EDIToRIAL NOTES.

A pertinent question is: Where is Inns
stock market boom going to STOP
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FATHERS AWFUL CRIME.

Supposed To Have Drowned His F~ur
Children, and to Have Committed
Suicide.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 29.-The po-
lice authorities believe that William Ro-
senfield has thrown his four children,
ranging in age from two and a half to
seven years, into the Mississippi river
from the Marshall avenue bridge, and
then leapea in after them. All are sup
posed to have been drowned. None Of
the bodies have yet been recovered, but
according to police reports satisfactory
evidence is at hand that the crime was
committed.
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To-Morrov,. P.cket..

Charleston, kanawha. S a. m.
Pittsburg, Ben Hur. Q p. m.
Darlington. Leroy. $50 D, m.
Sistersville, Ruth. $50 D. m.
Parkersburg. Ben Hur. ,. m.
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REGISTER AGENCIES.

WHERE THE REGISTER CAN BE
PURCHASED OUT OF TOWN.
CHARLESTON, w. Va.-Hotef Runner
News stand. ~
Stand, National Hotel
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BIG COAL PURCHASE.
The Nease Syndicate Takes Six
Thousand Acres for 5000, 900.
Railroad to be Built.

Special to the Register
CHARLESTON, w Va April 2s-The
Nease syndicate. of New York. has pur-
chased the coal tracts of D. W. Emmons
and the Drew-Oleott Company in Kama
VIVA county The two tracts aggregate
500 acres and the price paid was $500 oo9.
The sale settles the difficulty between the
Lake Shore & South Atlantic and Kama
VIVA & Coal River railroads over a right
of way that has been in the State courts
for the past six months The roads will
be merged and built at once. The new ac-
QUESTION givee the Nease syndicate 70 800
acres Of coal lands in the Kanawha and
Coal river fields
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Pittsburg, Queen City. a. m.
Newport. Jewel II a. m.
Parkersburg H. f. Bedford. II a. m.
Steubenville. r NJ. Bayne. $50 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth. $50 .. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $50 D. m.
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DRAMA WAS A SUCCESS.

COPENHAGEN. April 2a.-Bjorastjerne
Bjornsen,s new drama. Paul Lang" has
been produced for the first time. The au-
thor and his family were present. They
received constant ovatiens Bjsrnsen made
a speech of thanks
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AFTER SUGAR ESTATES.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. April .
1t is reported here that the American
Sugar Refining Company is getting options
On large estates here.
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LIQUOR INTERESTS A POWER II
ENGLAND.

We have heard so much of the pow
or of the saloon element and the brew
cry and distillers' interests in Ameri-
can politics that In the view Of many
It has como to be regarded a. Q coudi-
ton peculiar to this country. when the
fact is these interests are probably
less potent in the United States than
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Stamps of the denomination OF two cents
and less accepted for amounts less tnah
one dollar
Correspondence containing impereant
news solicited frem every part o. ehe sur
rounding country. ~.
Tributes Of Respect and Obituary NO
tees, five cents per line.
Rejected cemmunicati9ls Will no. De r.
postage
THE REGISTER. embracing its several
editions, is entered at the Postonice al
Wheeling. w Va, as second-class matter
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Butter wouldn't melt In the weather
clerks mouth Just now. Who would
think he was the same flend who so
sorely afflicted the Ohio Valley but re-
Gently?
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THE M1'ER.

News Notes of Interest Concerning
the Ohio and it's Tributaries.
The Queen City is due up this morn
ing at Z o'clock for Pittsburg. Since
last Sunday this boat has been tied up
at Gallipolis on account of the high
water.
The Keystone State left Gallipolis
Sunday afternoon for Cincinnati with
her own and the Queen City's trip on
board. This boat left Wheeling last
Tuesday for Cincinnati, but got caught
below at the bridges. She took on the
trip of the Queen City in the hope that
it would sink her low enough to let
her pass under the bridges, but they
failed.
Yesterdays steamers down with coal
were the Maggie at 10 a. m; Fred Will
son, Belle MCGOWAN and Clifton, II a.
m.; Enterprise, noon; Volunteer and
VIM. G. IHorner, l p. M; B. D. Wood,
2 p. m.
There will be no Cincinnati boats to-
day.
The marks on the wharf at midnight
recorded stage of 10 feet and falling.
Ohio Falls Below n Coal Boat Stage.
The warm weather Of the last twelve
hours is telling on the rivers, as they
are falling and only light coal boats
can be shipped from Pittsburg after to-
day. Quite a run of coal was made
Sunday, but the shipments yesterday
were limited to the departure of one
towboat, the j. G. Risher, which took II
barges from Bellaire. The Tornado will
depart to-day. The towboats depart
ing Sunday took 4S coalbeats, 80 barges
and one barge loaded with manufactur-
ed products. The run of coal approx
mated 1.715000 bushels. About 4.O00,-
600 bushels of coal have been shipped
since last Friday. The rivermen desire
the river TO fall below a coal shipping
stage. 80 that big fleet can accumu-
late The shipping of coal as fast as
1t is loaded makes work for a much
smaller number Of men.
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1t is such verdicts as that in the case
Of the kidnapper Callahan at Omaha
that dscredit the jury system.
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TOWN CLERKS OFFICE
Robbed While Top of Building Was
ON Fire-Secured $1,000.

NIIC-SCCuICU FIt@VVs
ARLINGTON, Mass, April 29.-F'ire was
discovered in the attic of the town hall
here early to-day, and when the attention
of the firemen and the police was directed
to putting out the blaze robbers entered
the office Of the town clerk, on the ground
floor of the building, forced open the safe
and secured 81, 20. The fire caused dam
age estimated at about $2,0oe,
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Monday mornings Register was a GOO
deal of a newspaper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30

rert;nent question is: Where Is thiS
stock market boom going to STOP!
The mar value Of shares traded In yes
teraay was 1852, 10000. Hew's that TOT
high?
Monday mornings Register was good
deal of a newspaper.
The Nav moving season is right upon
us. Are you in 1t?
since Ex-Governor Atkinson went BACK
m Charleston he seems to have sort O
disapneared from the surface of things.
Az ,on~ as Won Waldersee has free
hand in China the population of the an
Gent empire will probably decrease.
Advices by steamer are that the cyciohe
season has opened at Cape Nome. South-
ern innovations are gradually being lntro-
duced in the far North.
Cripple Creek is not so lame after ali'
with a gold production of S1co.OooeN
The Western railroads were good thing
yesterday. Ten point rises don't come
along every day.
1t is only fair to observe that casual
visitors of a certain class are liable to be
run i'm over at Fulton. Four of them
met that fate Sunday, at the hands of
Mayor Stein.
needs at present writing is greater facil-
tiles for doing business.