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ORfICR OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE Dor.
YORK, OCrOBER 3D. 1902.
SALE OF OLD BUILDINGS.

o"LE UT VI'T HVILUINUN'
NOTICE OF SALE By PUBLIC ArCrION-On
Tuesday. November II 1907? at 1880 o'clock 4. II ..
the President OF the Borough OF Manhattan will
sell At public auction through Bryan Kennedy,
Auctioneer the buildings or parts Of buildings.
etc. within the lines Of One Hundred and Twentieth
street, between Amsterdam avenue and Morning
side avenue.
The sale will take place on the ground. \ plan
and description OF the buildings. etc. may hc
examined at the Once OF the Commissioner OF
Public Works, Room l60S No. 81 Park row.
TERMS or SALE.
Cash payment In bankahlc funds at the time
and place of sale, and tho entire removal OF build
ings. parts OF buildings etc. from the street by
the purchaser or purchasers within twenty C?Ol
days after the sale II the purchaser purchasers
falls or fall to effect the removal within that time
he they shall forfeit his or their purchase money
and the ownership OF the buildings, parts of build
ings etc.
JACOB 4. CANTOR,
President. lorpugh Of Manhattan.
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J. PIERPONT MORGAN.)
CHARLES LANIER.
GEORGE F. BAKER, J

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f
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Iva COMPANY
. OF iw Compan
Is lis
be nad d Out.
J. p. MORGAN & CO.
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MACHINERY.

WANTED For cash. duplex steam pumps: al
sizes. StHooNMAkRR co, I2s Liberty 81.
LARGE ASSORTMENT new. stretched and good
second hand betting Flr7GFRALDS LEATHER
BETTING MANDATORY. 81 Centre ~.
MOTORS dynamoS. en- ;inc, boilers bought sold
exchanged repairing. SCHOONMAkER co. i2S
Liberty 81
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't ItIll NOTICES,

a
WANTED TOR l.. :. ARMY Able bodied ia-
married men between hgCS OF p and 81. citizens
81 United states, OF good character and temperate
habits, VINO can SPEAK, read and write English
For Information. Apply 10 RFCRi 'iTINt; Of.
llCEk, Is Third Ave. 7Vo siAlA ave.. y y, VI 3e3
ful,on ST. DToOEbp
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DAILY TIRE tSIRY REPORT.

W,sHiNoroS Nov a-ReceiptS and ehpendi.
lures OF the Treasury Ia day were:
Thu, dag THIS rOnih. Fiscal psdr
Receipts ..... 81 pa sta 81 Sss 81 t?03 %? e35
EXPENDITURES. ..... sl0OD 100000 100 1875 efe
Dencu ......... 5Giji seoSl3 'i3Oo0,GOj
'SurpiIS.
National bank notes received TO day for redemp.
ton sisa 40. Government receipts from Internal
revenue s,p0 3Sa customs SEQ 80. miscellaneous.
tss 275
The cash statement OF the United States Treasurer
for Nov 4 shows
RFsERyE FrSD.
Gold coin and bullion. ........ .. $50 600 eco
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Arrived TUESDAY, No

Arrived TUESDAY. Nov L.
SIS KenSlngton. Antwerp Oct IS.
- Bremen Bremen Oct. IS
IS Stella. Genoa Oct. 2
$ HeSperla Gcnoa. Oct. q
IS brooklyn cry Bristol Oct o
:, Bowie Liverpool Oct "a
Sc Crtiic Newcastle Oct ~
SIS American Antwerp. Ocs .?
:, Queen Crlstina. SJutnbaya. Aug. -.
SIS Ottawa shields. oct. IA
IS Lauenburg Cape Hayu. Oct IA.
IS Ponce. Ponce. Oct. u.
IS Hector. Boston. Nov. 3.
SS ri PhSo Galveston. Oct ~
81 ProteuS Now ORLEANS Oct ~
s. Algonquin, Jacksonville. Nov. I.
S. North star, Portland. Nov. g.
Sc Princess Anne Norfolk Nov =
IS Richmond Georgetown, Nov
IS rcnetactor Philadelphia. Nov 3
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MISi.r-Ix ALNASAc--rHrs DAT
Sun rises. ss3 sun sets .%54 Moon sets. Q oj
Ur.u wArpR-ruts DAY.
Sandy Hoog 10 - Gov I'd 1915 Hell Gate I,s,
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


Islands Via San FTanclsco. close here daily
ps,sh p!4 s Up 10 SGy S2s Ms 70, for &
alnp. S Mss 2sssna v ynsh 80 Va Va
a eS M after Nov q and S1G'' up p't 10 S Nov.
close here daily. at $50 NJ Up to Nov, 30
Mails RsSa per Ghns GspipD AHA
TphiiiPp,pIc Isssdi Va san fysncIs:o Close
siye, ior despatch per steamship Gseic. Mails
sS 3, 49, sSo SP' % lSsias ss,"
lRcsis,ercd mail mus, be. drec,ed via Seat
IT,, NJ. Mails , t2r China and Japan VIA Tacoma.
Inclusive for despatch per steamship Victoria.
Malls Tor Australia .esccp, West Aus,rali..
FIJI. samoa and Hawaii via San Francisco
close here daily "te.soP VI. after Nov g and
steamship Ventura az the Cunard steamer
carrying the British mall for New Zealand
nG EXTRA sys IN t S SSn AZ S'ih KS
ESQ., u and o:ao p. NJ: sundays At $50 a.
M.eA and go p MIwiI b. made UP and
seSmsH Mails or CHINA and nc ' Jsps Hu'S na
NaS SrSc end H'c,oHs n G close , here daily
,,etlS,cret mall must be specially ad dressed.
hal cannot be forwarded via Canada. Mails
f fG5 SG EcI phpPne ssnds va san fI.nc;oo
ncusye for despatch per !" IT, up 70 r nSv
Mails for Tahiti and Marauesas Islands va
S S1A to Tfps''9 '9 n sSTs e or
- STEAMSHIP Marlposa.
% h' mail eos,, at sy'I
-, prev 'o1 ceoSRRSELIus VAN corr. Postmaster.
Pos, once New YORK = Y Oct 81 iac5
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uction Sales.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE nor
OUCH OF MAINTAIN. CITY HALL. NEW
YORK. OCTOBER %. 1902.
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Mails for Newfoundland. nv ra,l TO Norh sxon,

Mails for Newfoundland by rail- TO North Sydney
and thence by steamer. close at this ono,
daily al $50 y NJ. connecting close here eve r,
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday Mall
for MiQuelon, by rail 20 Boston. and thence n,
steamer close at this once daily at $50 p, NJ
Mails for Cuba. ny rail to Port Tampa Fla
and thence BY steamer. close at this ono,
daily, except Thursday, at $3.50 A. N. IN,
connecting roses are made on Mondays Wed
ncsdays and Saturdays. Malls for Mexico
city. overland. unless specially sddreaseC
for despatch by steamer. close as this ono.
daily except Sunday az $50 p. n. and II 81
p ~. sundays at 100 J.. N. and 1880 p NJ
Malls for Costa Rica Belize Puerto Core,
and letter mail for Guatemala. by rail TO New
Orleans. and thence by steamer, close q thu
once daily, except Sundays at Si30 p NJ
and 81 80 p. NJ, Sundays at 900 p. NJ snt
tiiso p n connecting closes here Monday,
letter mail for Guatemala. and Tuesdays q,
80 y. N. for Gotta Rica. SRegistered mai
closes at 900 y. NJ previous day.
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ARRIVED OFT
OrTGoiSG aryANaHIrs

S. Furncssla. from New York AZ Glasgow
IS Ryndam. from New York. at Rotterdam.
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SHELBYIRON COMPANY.

sn broadway, New York Oct ?8rd. 1907
a dividend OF 60 Is this day declared by the
directors to Stockholders OF record Nov, 9Th, 1902
payable Nov. 18th. 1902.
. transfer books close Nov. S prox. and reopen
NOV lln ~. \. FROST, Secretary
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PURCHASE AND r\,uANGE.

OIDGOID. Irwclry AMI precious stones bought
IN trmou'llcu or exchanged, diamonds rcmountru
on premises, satisfaction guaranteed, bargains IN
diamonds, always On hand. \. LANDAU sos 9th
aN., near Jist ST.
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH; also
magazines ana CON plctc libraries. send for cata
loguc OF old books fol sale. JOS. SILK. ~ 9TH aV
CENTURY dictionaries and other sets bought fnl
cash. MNLkAN, RpoSNau. ! William st. Tcc-
phone Jl2i Broad,
SAFES, all slLes and makes second hand Food as
new. safes and machinery removed. safes bought
and exchanged BbltH SAFE co. 81 Centre 81
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Regular and Supplementary mails close at ror
clgn station half hour later than closing time shon n
below teAcent that Supplementary Malls -
Europe and Central America. Via Colon. close Ok
hour later AT Foreign StatiOnD
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PRINTED NATTER. ETC This steamer taxes
Printed Meter. Commercial Papers and sam -
pies for Germany only. The same class %
man matter for other parts Of Europe will not
be sent by tins ship unless specially directed
10y her
Afcr The closing Of the supple mentary Trans-
atlantic Malls named above, additional Sun
elementary Mails are opened on the piers %
the American, English. French and German
steamers and remain open until within Ten
Minutes Of the hour OF sailing of steamer.
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$4,000 '@'"N ~ d" '''''
WEDNESlAi.--At $50 \. NJ. for IL ROPE, per
steamship ~. Paul. VIA southampton; at $50
y VI supplementary 10 \. Nj for EUROPE.
per steamship Gcfmanic, Via 0ueenstownl
THthSniI-At : \. NJ for FRANCE. SWIFT
ZEALAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAI, Tt'R p
KY. fGlPT. GRtECE. british. INDIA aud
LORENZO MARQl ~. per steamship Ia Cham
payne, via ilaVrr ,nail fur Other narts OF Europe
must he directed per steamship La Cham
nagnc'l.
fRiDAf.-N $50 Z. n. for AZORES ISLANDS.
rcI steamship Iamhronian. from poSton.
SATt RDA1.-A 6tp \. VI. for Europe. per
steamship Campanla, Via Queenstown. at 7?p
Y NJ for NFrHfRl tNllS. direct. per steam
shin Noordhm mail must he directed per
steamship NoorGar' -; Al : y. NJ for RI.
GUM direct nor steamship kensngton tman
must be directed "rer steamship Kensington = .
AZ $50 \ NJ for SCOTLAND direct. per steam
shin Fthioua mail must be directed per
slcany shin Ethiopia: AZ II \. m for DIN
MARK direct. per steamship Island mail
must be directed per AtcalnahlD Island ,.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

should be read DAILY by all interested rs
changes may occur AZ any tiinel.
Foreign mails for the week ending Nov. \. 1906.
will close PROMPTLY In all casesi al the General
Post Once as follows. PARCELS POST MALL
close hour cartier than closing time shown below
Parcels Post mails for Germany close at y. NJ.
Monday per steamship X W der Crosse. hnd
Friday per steamship Patricia"
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MAILS FOR sol TIL AND CENTRAL AMERic
WISr INDIES pro

r y Y n Ill a.
WEST INDIES. ErC.
WEDNESDAY, At sa1 A. NJ 70, BRAZIL nor
stcamShip Byron, via pernambuco Bahis and
Rio Janeiro mail for Northern Brazil Arfep
tine Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed
ntt steamship Byron" at 80 \. " for FOR
for Ha';i must be directed "per steamship
llandrla " at 10 A. NJ for II NrI. per steam
snip PrinS der Nethr rlhnden mail for Curacao
Venezuela, Trinidad, british ana Dutch Guiana
mus 6e directed per steamship PIns der
TlNE. URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per
steamship Csyour: A. |? NJ. for GI'ApRLOrhT
MARTINIQUE and BtRBADOS. per STEAMSHIP
Ihlsman mail for British. Dutch and FRENCH
Guiana must he directed "per steamship Uller y
CAMpECHE. TtHASCO and CHIAPAS, per
steamship NigNhnca mail for other parts 81
Mexico must he directed per steamship Vic,.
lancla y at II NJ. supplementary - 80 p. Nj
for BAHAMAS and SANTIAGO. per steamship
Orizaba.
FRInW--N ~ \. " 'or NEWFOUNDLAND
direct, per steamship Silvia. at l? NJ for MFN
lCo, per steamship seneca. via Tampico mail
must be directed per steamship Seneca -
at 1890 p. NJ for INAGUA and HAITI, per
mentary 80 p NJ LEEwARD and WIKI
WARD Isl .tNDS. BRITISH. DITCH and
FRENCH Gl lana. per steamship Csribbee
SATtRDAN-At \. II. for BERMuDA, per
steamship Pretoria; a9A. ". for PORTO RICO.
$50 4. NJ for CURACAO and vtEEztRIh.
Per steamship zulia mail for Savaniiia and
canagcna must be directed per Steamship
Iulia1; al $50 4: n. Complementary los
S,,M1 for FoRTuNE Island. JAMAICA,
Town per nesmshl p Valencia Al" mai Ifh Tor
Costa Rica must be directed per steamship
Valencia =; at 10 A. NJ for CUBA per steam
ship Mexico. via Havana.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

The Chesapeake 4 ohio Railway 60.
Richmond, Va, october IS. 1902.
4 dividend OF | % has been declared on the stock
o. the Company, payable November 20. 1907, to
stockholders Of record ct the closing OF the transfer
books on saturday. November Eth. 1902 The
transfer books WI close at tho once Of j = Morgan
a Co., % Wall street. New YORK, on Saturday.
November 18th. 1902 at I? NJ. and will reopen on
Friday, November 2sth. AZ 10 \. NJ.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
By c. T.. WEXFORD, Secretary.
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CONSIGNED TO THE GRAVE.
Body Of Cecil Rhodes Buried IN a Rock
Tomb on matoppo Hills.

Buluwayo. Matabeleland. April IL
Amid an immense throng OF soldiers.
civilians and natives. the body o. Ce-
Gil Rhodes was Thursday committed
70 It's rock tomb in the Natoppo hills.
The coffin was shrouded in a union
Jack and the wreaths sent by Queen
Alexandra was laid upon Il as Il was
lowered into the grave.
The funeral party started from Ful-
ler's hotel early Thursday morning.
The procession was FIVE miles long as
II wound through the hills and rorges.
Every sort OF conveyance was made
use OF. Some on foot. others were
on horseback or on bicycles. while
still others were IN wagons and car.
riages.
When the procession was a mile
from the grave everybody dismounted
and concluded the journey on foot.
Twelve oxen hauled the coffin % the
almost inaccessible summit OF the
kopie. where the chiefs shembM. Faku
and Umgula. and 1000 natives had
assembled 20 witness the Christian in
terment rites. which they afterwards
supplemented n their own fashion by
the sacrifice OF Is oxen 20 the shade
Of the great dead chief
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The Issue Fairly Joined Between
the Commander and the
Secretary of War.
CRITICAL STAGE ERASHEEEREACHED
Retirement of the General at an
Early Date is Not Denied BY
the President.
Gen. Brooke. Who Is Miles Senior
Both In Service and in Age. VIII
! Likely BE Appointed in
His Stead.

Washington. April 1.-THE issues
are iairly Joined between the ucuten-
ant general and the secretary OF war.
The troubles. which began long ago
under the Cleveland administration.
have finally reached so crit L a stage
that the compulsory retircr NJ OF Gen.
Miles at an early date is an omen se-
cret and is not denied az the white
house. In explanation OF President
Roosevelts position one Of his close
friends. who uuquesuonahly speaks
by authority. says:
The question is not q personal one
between Gen. Miles aud Secretary
Root. At present Secretary Root has
on his shoulders heavier burden
than any other member az the admin
istra'ion. No man less strong could
carry it all. and now. at tho very time
when be requires the most loyal SUM-
port Of every subordinate who wishes
well 90 the army and the nation. he
has 90 spend much of his strength IN
meeting the opposition 20 the COM
manding general If Gen. Miles is re-
tired it VIII De simply because after
patient trial President Roosevelt feels
that on tho highest ethical rro1,,5s
his retention would wori. ~-sv, ana
lasting Injustice to be srr,, ne .
whole.
As some of Con ,rroe. fr,.,f, b,,.
said that IL would d. rnr,i- J., -..l-o
it should be said en- the FIRST place that
he secured his promotion TO a brira-
der generalship only through the sim-
iinr forced retirement of con ora t.
himself being frnnes ovor -,,,,,t,,,.
OF his senior ofrce~. into tho v,o.r.,.
thus created. a-d ir ,i,s scro-,s -.i,..,
that the only action of ts. rind toi.,,
by President R,orevcit sf.,,, b., t,g
been In oncc was In fh. cs.o or ~oi
Moves. who was cor,n.,i.o-.r,, ~,trr,.f
after reaching tho aro of c9 an ,bc
recommensa+i,, ~ e., ,rr,- T..
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They Net at Klerksdorf TO Consid-
er Terms Of Peace With
Great Britain.
BELIEVED They HAVE AGREED.
boer Delegates AZ Brussels aud The
Hague viii Raise No Opposition
10 Honorable Peace.
u is Reported That Important Dis
patches Are Passing Between Lor5
Kitchener, IN the Transvaai,
and the Government

London, April 1.-THE announce
inent Of the presence at Pretoria OF
the Orange Free State ana Transvaal
leaders and generals who have been
at kierksdorp considering terms OF
peace has caused n decided Increase Ia
the hopcfulness OF the public concern
ing the possibilities OF peace
The expectations aroused by the
conference az Pretoria have been fur
thcr heightened by the movements OF
Mr. Chamberlain. the colonial secrc-
tary. and other members Of the cahi-
net in London. and evidences that Inn
portant dispatches arc passing be-
tween Lord Kitchener and the govern
mCnt
a conference cf members of the cab
inct was held Saturday night az mid
night az Mr Chambcrlaln's house. Nr.
Chamberlain Mr. Frederick. the war
secretary; Sir Michael Hicks Beach
the chancellor OF the exchcqucr. and
the duke of Dcvonshire. president OF
the council were present. The con-
ference terminated at ! o'clock sun
day morning and sunday Mr. Cham
hcrlain and several of the colonial om-
cials were in their Offices. Ncsfcu-
gers passed between thcm and Sir Aii-
chael Hicks. Beach 40 his residence.
Sunday afternoon Nr. Chamberlain
drove 90 buckingham palace and rr-
mainci with Kine Edward for two
hours. During tac afternoon mcssen-
gers carried dispatches from the FORE
c.En ONCE to lord Salisbury. who.
with Mr. na'iour tho government
leader in the house of commons. was
at Hatfield house
1-cso outward signs of Sunday ac-
uVity have not been supplemented hy
any authentic or official statement
Whatever instructions have been
sent to lord Kitchener are believed
90 De- only uros lsiorai in character.
Tho comparatively brief duration ~
the conference at Kicfked0rn is re-
earded as an indication that the noar
leaders found little dlmcuity iu agree
inr upon some basis of negotiations.
The transfer ~ tho negotiations TO
Pretoria. where both lord Kitchener
and Lord Mi'ncr. fhc british hieh come
missIoncrs in South Africa. arc at
present is Interpreted hy Tho morning
papers aa meaning chat tho Beers are
prepared to mako formal peace pro-
uosai7
The latest reports received hero
from The noer headquarters 90 nus-
sells and Tho Haeuc declare that dele.
gates VIII raise no opposition if hon-
orahla terms are granted. and fhat
the nocr leaders in South Africa have
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Soldiers returning from Cuba can
bring their household gooda and per-
sonai effects without payment OF du-
ties
A site was selected at Chickamaura
park for the camp Of the 7th cavalry
by Gen. II. v. Boynton aud Gen. r.
Brooke.
IN DO ot insanity. Mrs. Shepard r.
Bucev. w'fc % bank cashier at Ever-
EFT. Wash. killed her husband. son
and herself
bin was introduced In tho house
requiring the secretary Of the navy
Go contract Tor 80 Holland submarine
torpedo boats
The enlisted force OF the navy Is in
creased 5000 men by the naval appro-
priaiion bli reported Ia the rough by
subcommittee to the house naval
committee.
The largest quarterly receipts In tho
history of the postal service are re-
corded for the three months ended Jan.
ulry 4 last figures for which have iust
becn completed
On the arrival ot King Leopold at
Brussels hc was surrounded by excited
socialists who shouted. Long live the
republic Long live universal suf-
Erase. and waved red flags lu tho
kings face
Greeted and houored by manlfesta-
tions of the respect aud esteem of en-
thusIaatic thousands President Roose-
reit was the guest 90 the South Caro-
lima Interstate and West Indian expo
sition ut Charleston.
BY the capsiziug OF the towboat
Acorn. at Pittshurg. Capt. sam. s!ivey.
a wreckcr. and leo Lcgs. fireman.
were drowned The cook. Nora Tromm.
was under water while the wreck
noatcd two miles down tho river
The Danish. or upper house. con-
ciudcd las secret debate on the treaty
providing for the sale OF the Danish
West Indies islands to the United
states. a report on the subject will
be presented Co parliament. 30 open
session. az an early date
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Edward Kelley. an alleged diamond
robber and safeblower. was arrested
IN Chicago.
Eugene F. Ware. of Kansas. has
been selected by the president to sue
coed tt. Clay Evans as commissioner
Of pensions.
More rioting took place in Brussels
and several pCcs.ls were wounded. AZ
Houdongh-G -Geognics a coal miner and
a young girl was killed
At Eiklns. W. ". Chief OF Police r.
c. Marstlllor was shot and Killed by
Willrcd Davis. q woodsman. whom ne
had arrested and was taking 20 the
city prison Davis narrowly escaped
lynching-
John ID. Rockefeller has given TO
Adciphia college Sl25.000 on coudl
tioH that the friends OK the institution
viii contribute an equal amount 70 be
paid into the treasury within one year
from July l.
In the house OF commons A. J Bal
four. the government learcd. declared
that the government had no informa.
ton concerning the peace rumors In
South Africa, and that there was no
foundation for them.
Henry Flutcher. colored. was hang
ed at st. Louis for the murder OF Louis
Roth. white. aged l6. in August. 1900
Nineteen minutes after the drop fell
a Telegram granting Flutchcr a Ec
prieve Of l5 days was received.
Prof. Joseph NJ. Miller broke dOwr
and confessed that he murdered Miss
Carrie NJ. Jennett. one OF his formel
pupils at Detroit. Mich. with the small
hatchct which was found in hi,
kitchen with blood stains upon IT,
Representative Moody reported from
the house committee the bill establish
'ag national forest reserve in ths
mountain forest regions OF Virginia
West Virginia, North and South Caro-
Ina. Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee
The seriousness OF the rebellion IL
Kwnng 81 province has not been CT
sggerated IN the least. The horror
attendant on the uprising are eqra
to those OF the Tai Ping rebellion
Thousands OF pcaceable persons has,
been slauxhtered.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
tnter~stfns rnteifiaes~~ Gathered
~ Wire Prom All Part. sf
10th HrmtsYhereA


Monday.
The United States enjoys more OF
Canadian custom than the rest OF the
world put together.
The cholera situation IN Manila con.
unucs much the same. but tho condi-
tons in the provinces are becoming
alarming.
A shooting ARRAY occurred a. Mur-
physboro. H.. In which Zeke Moreaa
and Henry Grogan were probably IA
tally wounded.
Grief over the dihcuities IN which
her son had become Involved Is be-
lieved 20 have caused Mrs. Fannie
Goldman. of Toronto. Can. 10 end her
life Ia a Chicago hotel
a battle at Jaurez. Mex. between a
Nnmidian lion and a Wild samalayuca
bull was witnessed by thousands of
people from all over the southwest and
Mexico. Tho bull was victorious.
AZ the close Of the celebration of a
grand mass the tower of the cathedral
Of Cicnta. Spain. collapsed and de-
stroyed three adjoining houses and
part OF the clolstcrs. Two bodies and
a number % injured have been taken
out OF the ruins.
Dr. r. O. Cotter specialist %
prominence. vas found dead In the
home Of his mother-in- law In Barnes
vile. Ca. The cause OF death was a
bullet wound under the right ear. pre-
sumabiy due 20 the accidental dia-
charge OF pistol Dc was cleaning
ing OF A. T. Sharpe. travelling rep
roscntative OF Park Davis e. Co. OF
Detroit. at Memphis. Tenn. was
cleared up. when Lacey Chase. a
young man well known On Memphis.
surrendered 20 the police. Chase
claims selfdcfense.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-04-16
RgV. T. DEWITT TALmAoe DEAD.
The Noted Divine Passes Away Sur.
rounded BY His Family.

Washington. April 10. - Rev. T..
Dewitt Talmage died at 8 o'clock sat
urday night at his home In this city.
Il had boon evident for somo days
that there was no hope OF recovery.
and the attending physicians so in-
formed the family. The patient grad-
uaily grew weaker until life had
passed away SO quietly that even the
members % the family all of whom
were watching at tho bedside. hardly
knew that he had gone The immc-
iiate cause OF death was Inflammation
on the brain.
Washington. April IA Arrange
mcnts were completed SUNDAY Tor the
funeral services in this city over Che
remains OF Rev. Dr. #. Dewitt Tai
mage who expired Saturday evening
Tho funeral win take place at 8 o'clock
tuesday afternoon from the church
of the Covenant The services WIN De
very simple. There VIII be no funeral
sermon. but short addresses concern
Ing the ne and works OF Dr. Taimasc
VIII be made by men who have been
intimately associated with him.