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The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

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The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Jan S-Paragouit. Ark Greene county
bank
-Mor;gs-nery. "A. josiah Morris bank
Feb s-E.lettsyl..s. Ind. bank
ei-Laeygues Ia. citizens bank
-S-Ashley City IL private bank. s5ses
-. bes p.aires III Palmer AID Neyers
.s-E.isttsyl,.s. IND. Edmund Palnsr.s
Mar 81 E sezriss. .: Ne~ York. capital
-Ni.ss. Mich. :, Nat. bank.
~ Eeer. Chicago hotel naT.a ger
oSHszHs6sL y Y. w Brewster & Co.
Ap- Is-C.ty q Mexico. D. os4v.s- & Co
DRY gods So co
I7-LsTa4rS Hla5 Ma. bark CT account q
& - shortage IN presidents accounts
-S-saseI. ore. Gilbert Bros. bank. slt's.-
well r / Mechanics savings
My -c.sysiazd. O. CuyaEaga savings
l1-Czrtor : Z State bank
@-GetasEo Nebz. People state b. \.
Jun. s-lzaIan4po,ls state bank q Ind.4rs.
ll-Dsxter R4az. bank
bank
z-New YORK. szveuth ratioaa. b4ak.
bankers ard trokers 3 .f.'.e11
2-BuTa-o. y y. Ctty uas.o14. bark: &
srss
j. Buffalo. y Y Niagara bank
&-Marxfe.5. o Sturge< bark a.so Mans
fed machine works
Agg Chicago George Il Philips Il Co
board cf t-ats 2ra= Suao
2-Av.zlz lad. baEk
g-Agst3r Tex FIrs. Ma bank. sann 40.
--Dzs " all-s- IA. Il ne Savings q Trust
Co Maven. O. sanGy S4..sy Bar ..rg
CO
s-Carey To- Banking Go.=Sex Aata-
Ioras- O ba-k
-JzulesteTr. Tern. Bank y Fsrtr.es
county S4tQ.s
SEP Broker BOW. Neb-. Bank - Custer
county. sstts.
&C. ls-Boyert0r Pa NJ bank
Dee. 5-L=Ha.T G.ty Tenn bank
I-Omsha Lean 4 Trust Co. $500 90
t--Wsratah tIrE-Y Ea1k
l$-Cie.h=E burg. N-a.. STATE bank. 81 90
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

m-raI How.sor serving
l3-Rear Admiral F. NJ Ramsay appointed
10 take II VISOR place
2o-Schley inquiry resumed after .nternni>-
Si5u caused by Pres Mckinley : death.
24-JuCg= jeremiah N-.sur. aged -. senior
counsel for Schley. dies Suddenly IN
Washington.
e7-Gourt refuses request Of Admiral
Sampson 10 be- represented a. trial by
counsel.
Oct. z-AdmiraI sch.ey takes stand. tells
story o. Sanuaf.a battle. ana denies
charges against I'm.
Nov +-EyideEee al IN and arguments be
gun.
I-Capt. Lemly makes closing argument
and court acJourGs 70 digest evidence
presented.
Dec lS->hley court Of inquiry unani-
mgus.y votes CerSure for --NaCilistIou.
c!.ator.Hess and lack Of enterprise" prior
10 June ard for inaccurate official re
ports and misleading statements or coal
supply. Acmira. Dewey. H. separate find
ing, gives Sch.eY entire creG.t for The VIC
tory q Santiago
1S-Atmirai Sch,ev flies bill Of exceptions
10 majority dECings
"a InlraI Samp>-A files protest against
Admiral Dewey ; minority report
2l-Sec'y Long inGOrSes findings OF majority
OF court. and orders dismissal 81 His
tor.an Maclay from service In BROOKLYN
navy yarc..-.P Pres Roosevelt personally
r-primaCcs Gen. Miles fer discus sing
Schley case.
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LYSCHINGS.


so.V..5e. IA. assault
Jim Der-er and brother fnegroesA 81
MaG.sar.. Fla murder
l5-Ere1 Alexander negro. at Leavsr-
worth Kan murder u UEst= CIR
Csss. Lax ,negr55- r,sr E.s5' : a.
S4uit-
Feb. ll-Geo- Carter negro, a. Paris. X;
assault.
T. na2zsf AgS4zesr = B ) 5se4s.
2-Peter Bergman 6colored). at Meaa.
AK assaulted a--l-l XII.
3-Geo NerC f.-sEl = Isrre Haute.
Ir-t- U1E@rr - l-a ri.- h.-s.s- I-.s-- j 1t.f.
hr6x lW1.:eJ. al Scranton. MIS-. nur5sr
n s-epsl1.
M. --L=9~y Smith trEgruk. resr Rich
HlEs- No m-fc-c.
~ ~ 43@A-s '-e-oI el}t - ScreFe port, L.,
s--Thes. Applegate fwhitel. AZ Eatonv...s.
y. J k-lec ~ white caps Tor wife
beating
-o-Ihr Fl'zg eFa-e 'e i1Teet, at I ptoEvi-se,
Rome. TEN. was SUSPECTED d her,
Apr. 6-A4y HearE ,Wa.-el, AZ OSceola.
Ark. murder.
-@-Wg4l, M-aary tco.orec). at Spring
Ny --IaFee asgrgss. suspected d, being
implicated r. ECre=r. $40; l=ar Selma.
has. BraWE trq-aEsl#. al Spr5HgfiesG
IA. assault
- ~ tee.o5fet. near Knoxville.
not
Mi: CasNert tHegrai. - Grill u. Miss.
rs IEpieG aSsaut' ~ .'-Eear-o.e gig
Greek. Okla. Rad Shot Deputy SLeItff
Geo. Smith.
1T avn tta.. arsc . sons and Dan Yaatts,
al 4-o2a9lt ~. t.ti1 thieVer{
Aerrl54 ~ Carr--tou. Ga. k.iIiUg ! and
inluFiLg 5
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2-Queen Victoria dies after re.gr.rg q
years Fiags aye hatf-russted over gov
efEIurft bindings "a " 80 Et- s.9u. Prince
ot NalHS becomes Ecwaro vi. kIrg OF
-i-K.ng Edward formally proclaimed in
I-9.eou after me Q-ain; customs u ear
Feo queen Victorla's remains aid be-
side these q hsE hGs baue l.. Mausoleum
queen WIhelmlua Of Holland narr!es
pGke Henry Of Neckie ? burg $ hWer.n
~. Dynamite explosion - Sa1 Andres
ms1e IL Mexico Kills - prisoners.
Apr - nina refuses - sign MaEChur,ar
treaty with Russia OF account o. protests
q powers.
Ny Final terms OF powers 10 China TX
irce unity a. 45o.Cp8eo taeIs.... Glasgow
exposition opened
s-Flrst federal parliament q Australia
opsneG by cuke q Cornwall 'now Prince
OF Wales} = Ne bourne.
Jun S-FIelG Marshal Caur. Yen WatGers.e
departs rem Peking amid great military
demon Strati0G.
el-Hushi-Toru former japanese minister
to L. :. assasslrateG IN Toxic
-Sr-Ltl pzlger bank al Leipzig. Germany.
susperGs $4,000.
27-Austria and Mexico resume diplomatic
relations. broken OF in NO by execution
Jul prince vou Hoherlohe former Ger
man chancellor, dies al kagatz. SwItzer-
land.
lo-Sultan Of Turkey deposits ss5. 90 with
Am minister TO settle claims of Aneri-
cans growing out OF Armenian troubles
lS-Earl Russell pleads guilty TO higamy at
bar Of house OF lords IL London; sen
fenced 10 } mos Imprisonment
Aug. 5-Dowager Empress Frederick OF
Germany dies at Friedrichsh0f
-Co.umoia opens VAR or Venezuela with
ar invasion.
Sep. S-Miss Elan NJ Stone and Mrs Tsilka
captured by brlgaDGs near Bansko Mace
conla, and taken to mountains whence
letter + sent demanding $llo0Go
1S-Boers capture 20 British troops At
Scheepers Nee. British torpedo boat de-
lives Loot.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
CASUA ITIES.

Jz1 Near Hays Miss u freight xreck
-J1st outside the G0llsz Gate y b wreck
Q. steamer laga4- oGt bolEE from Sza
FEaEe-sco- Smallpox reported IL over
Il. Missouri counties
F-A81ns2po.is, Mn. Il burning lodging
house MocsI City. y y Z r Tay.oF
ard family. persons II burning home
1Rochssier y 7. :. IL burning orphan
asylum Anderson. " Va. Il railway
FEB. --Mnxaukse. 3 children n burning
home curing parents shss uce.
[-NsGr BorceLfoEn. y J IL y railway
disaster. Tokyo. 3. {. 2 II burning
Sstsansr RIO de Janelro wrecked While
entering Golden Gate II f5g; Is ives lost
including Consul Wilcmar, q Hong
kD54msndv vile. Wye. = BY FIRE il nine.
Mar 4-cenier Valley. No. { II zinc mine
lI-Chlcago. S by boiler explosion.
HxL-ttle Caseapade, Quebec. in burning
!ls-Wel.stOp. O: In burning cabin.
as-GaliEp. y NJ. IS ln mine ex!oslor-
Apr. s-Cripple Creek. Col { b landslide
1-Latrobe, Pa. s IT, nine IRE. Ho5Istcr
Tex ; IN FIRE. Sunrise City, Alaska. p
May S-,Jaeksonville, Fla. 5 II fire.
s-South Chicago, III. II fire
le-steamer Bon Voyage burns ard q
altman family Of Laurium. Mich. crown.
lS-Near Grand Tower III. :. u s5rk.rg
q steamer City G Pa6ucah
ls-FsirncEnt. ". Va. s miners b. expo
2.-Near Au Sable. Mich. y BY fou-5er.rg
of steamer baltimore fr7 - H., 80
-on sheboysai. Mich.. s. sinking q
schooner
z-Dayioa, Term. 2 by coal dust sxplo-
sion
so-Near Philadelphia. : p!cr.ckers sweut
over dam r. Schuy XIII river
Jun. i-OG ChGr-eSIoL. :. G. Is fishermen
drowned.
4-Iron Mountain. Mich. 4 mine exp.o-
lo-Port Royal. Pa. I6 In burning r,ire
ZI-Patersou y j = 9Y exr,.osif4r n e~e
works. -
-9-sass Station Ind. x II railway ar 3,
Jul. l-Chicago. i by Hehtr.sg strIk.rg
pier
+keports from Fl over country SHOW. q
oeae ard LeL injured during celebration
io-Norton. No. y n railway collision.
-ot.4t e4ts-a. "a uy tram gong
- Ls4GEh bt4-Re
1ESaNaALah Ga. p-cricke- drowned.
l5-Near Muskosee. Iad. T. IN railway
colAsien.
Aug ls-c:ieago. s in collision between
Lt0tst5 car ana 4asf man Train or
Douglass island. over 81 By collision u
=, sAsaflrf Ntfh .cfeeFs.
4s-Near ffeHca@. ny. = by caPslZiEg Of
slt@ner Ky aI Gote9rc- - Hrrs RI r.
y FL. y " dynamite expos Ton. FE-.a-
q isTF . '.sA''-.'s ssssA-as 'snz-ae
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~ ~. w4fS' y !. oy eAp.osioA n gas
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
METEOROLOGICAL.

jar. +Earthquake al Mound city ard
F.easantoE, kan SIX IT. OF snow ia
parts Of California
Feb. 5-Severe sEowstorms throughout III
Ia Neb-. Kan. and Mo. and parts OF
Ms Mich and Ind.
Mar: s-Wills Point, Tex. tornado. :
killed Tornado in Arkansas kills Is ard
destroys much property Red Bud III.
tornado '
-5-Birming CHAM, Ala. cyclone: 20 persons
klI4sC. ard $4,000 Of property DESTROYED.
IT,. IoTnaco wrecks buildings at Must
cash. O.-..Cyclore at Pavilion. Mich
-t-Ac nsV.l!e, Mich, cyclone DESTROYS
buildings.
Apr. !s-Biscayne. Fla, wrecked by ter
uaCo.
Jun. S-In :. W. y. Oak g. IN. OF snow.
core n + Oklahoma: y persons
k..lsc md village Of EGcy entirely de-
siroyec.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

ls-Pres. Roosevelt zrrp.r--..
;rsiSs r1lss VII govern appoints, e'va
le-NsN canal treaty ssgrA4 -
and LORD Pauucefote . Seq 4.
Dec Z-Supre M court decides ~.
ane Porto Rico became - hllipp.rs,
t1tles 81 :. upon ratifcsiisr y. ls tsrri
~ peace treaty d r HI 3L q Spar.
rejected speaker upon cor.vs,--SSEE.sor lIs'l
Pres Roosevelt sends his f-s.
10 congress as i4fst Haess...
- -ear qua signs treaty r{,,5-,.
ket1a4 lease 10 land reeGeF - =. Der.
y. Ferguson becomes go.. - -, 81 lsl
I4,,fah-Ane T!csn congress rrOSss..sahOrs
Mexico breaks UP. splitting = --.setirg i
compulsory arbitration "a 4lssticr =
10 ; senate .atiiits = tosHsv-n.
Y 4 I1 :. lt5as Mayor Sch Low SSse:, :.
i4-Postmaster General Smith
f ngarE :. Payne tWis] app5irtstsS ISIS as.
A-see.y Of Treasury Gage rs,iss.
OF decision 10 retire from g.sf.4 mes prss
-a-GoF- l.. NJ Shaw Ia 49,. -,
E'Et5olio % secretary Of trsssl,;,r. sess,
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
FIRES.

Jan. 9-south Brooklyn. y. Y. s5o00oo fire
along river front.
3-Montreal. Que. $. GO CO.. fire in business
section.
2-Des Moines. Ia. $500 co fire started in
FraEkel Bros. store.
l-New York. Wicke cigar box factory and
other buildings; s.. $40. go
Feb. 6-Near FL Cerro. Cuba, lumber yard
and sawmili. SEQ. coo
SPittsburg. Pa, cork factory and machine
shop; s7oo.Qo0
u.Rochestsr. Pa. Am Glass Cos plant:
&.eoo.000.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
NEUROLOGY.

Jan. l-Igrat!us D5nnelly. author and *
cong IN Minneapolis. 10
5-EN-Gov. {. II Brogcen N. c.. n Colds
bor0. Is.
6-P, .. Armour. millionaire packer ard
philanthrop!st; in Chicago. e. Ex-U :
Ne 50
l6-Ex-G0y. Jas. a Mount n INDIANAPOLIS
H-Ex-C. 5. Senator Il H. Revels tMiss)
II New Orleans
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

oct ECprislag against Pres Castro's gov
eminent reported at several points IN
Venezuela.
Gen. Sir ReCvers Butler deprived OF
command q FIRST army corps and re-
Cucec - half pay
Nov 1-Boers defeat British in battle near
Bethel
s-Freuch squadron ssizes Turkish ports
ot MstyIer@ 20 enforce cla4 " 1rst
fog fu years cripplss business IL London
~ Elrg CAa.E lies u Pek-EE. 2 g ..
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

+ 2 q II & city
captured by Co
oiaE sur
gents
turkey yields 20
French demands
Duke ot Germ
Rall and York
II a { prince OF
Wales and ear. Of
Chester
l1-GeE Santos J
ZEIaya reelected
pres NtCaragUa
ls-Storus CT British
coast result Z ~
drowned.
2l-Co.u biz appeals
TO L : 10 prevent
Interruption Of
traffic across !stn-
mus OF Panama
81 :. marines
take possession Of
Ixthmsau railroad
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03


rsfaa Die b Ia G
~ fzwr i
-ra eUEarslor
are tEs tstkE8an
caaL
Ect wee
hy Len &c gxz
= TeEIe = Ma
sc a. Buffalo *
1c- WOUNDS
Examined ard ore
bullet taken oGt.
patient i rem Owed
fo residence = Mr
M.-bGrE pres -
eNY sltioE
.-PEs Mckrssy
thought 20 Be clI
OF danger ard Tor
frs tine takes
food through TIE
mouth
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

"a rgu n e. that
oLst8 utH
.0Ns fig .u Porto
Rice case filed r
SUHe II e
court.
W. crane
tM4ssI e = Jor-
can N Il J r.
Hill Me- and T..
II. Dietrich tNeb }
all republican
govern eT< iEaAg-
urateC
Eo5t u Ia
ett~ W. II
AugGrajd
jas = Or
MAJ tGo.g. - =
VI Sweeey
W : JeEaEg
tFaJ ard HerrelG
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

4- II . 10 AiE4-iAs
cons bic s1
teisa
20 = 2l00n nsL
NrNe.d. Kan.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

tt4 fIa- tSf EEt-
4c n ST : HEY
IS p l.. or =
grs Rs Admir-
eh-e rr,, uet
Tor court u In
qGlry
Admiral Dewey
ard Rear ACul --a. +
X I'm ber.Ey and
Re CEam tret.reEJ
NC n nb5rs
q court
S4-AGHuiral kinber-
ley asks 10 b. re-
from sew
because ot
health. A. u.srIl
HaWisaC raI.tt. in
MS stead
Sep is hIey- court
= AGU.rd.
- = v e " s4SratrS
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

Jan. Benz Odeil. Jr tnaugarates gov
y. Y---Gov. Bliss Mich iLauguratst-
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
ASSASSINATION OF r,cKIsLEY.

Ser. Pres McKla.sy ard parry welcomed
4, Pan-Amertcaz eNpcsitl1r r. Bs@aio.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
rISCELLA ETOUS.

an MIR. Carrie Na..ar and other "
=. 7. +. women wreck .ars Al Web.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
THE scHLEY INQUIRY.

ia. Is-Sec'y. Long harS Maclsy.- -s,.-
elstlrl tim ArEap.l.s ..aal ~ II -.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-20
Isr wpItIs.

Fear cnn Keep man out ~ danger,
but courage eau only support him in 1t.
Fine dressing is usually foul house
Hwepi before the door.
FIrai deserve. and then desire.
Forget others faults by rcmcmbor-
ing y"nr own.
For age and want gave while you may.
no morning sun lasts "a whole day.
Fuppsh dressing tells the world the
outside il the beat Of the puppcl.
fools and ob-tnntn mon make law.
yers ioh.
FooIe ar" wise men in the uiTnira OF
women.
Follow love and IL will flee. flee love
md il will follow thee.
Fortitudc iR the menn between fear
and ra, hncss.
F"oIs .rr stool for wise mon {" stun.
hI" nt
Friendship is the perfection Of love.
Frun hearing. CONES wisdom; from
Rpe"k mg repentance.
Fortune wenriOs with carrying ono
md the came inRn always.
Fame In II thin shadow o. eternity.
Good men muat die. but death cannot
kill their nHincs.
Grace will Last. favor will blnat
tinsaipa and tnlc. bearers Rei On fire all
The huuaeS they enter.
G0nh wc:Ght and mcnaurea aro hev.
ems treasures.
Great wealth and content seldom livt
ioRrllIrr.
Gratitude 10 the lonst nt virtues, but
ingraIitudc the woret Of victR:
God cures md tho doctor takCs the
for.--Anon.
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Balance IN treasury ......... tG2.527 -
Tho above balance Htsnda to the
credit OF the various funds az per
TreWurorio Balance Sheet, dated April
J, 1902.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-20

Tho fGptcEt schedule ever run across
the continent went int effect Sunday
Tie New York Central has put into
"f"ct its Ii 'htnmg express between
Chicago anh New York, which reduces
the timo between the two cities 10y siK
hours.
The Southern Pacific will run II train
daily to connect with this, sending it
over the Central Pacific and Union Pa.
citic lracks.
Tho time from San Francisco to New
York is three and one half days. This
time ia tho same TINT wac formerly need
ed to go to Chicago, and that was con
pldered very iAst.
a railrond mnn IN speaking Of this
now race across the continent said that
II was but II short time Hhnad when the
Trains would mako N"w York in three
dny-. OIi the same time said he,
"c0uld hc made from Snn Francisco Ia
Chicago M from TINT city to New York,
wa could easily cut the time to three
,lnys. This will TIC done when tho trucks
ure all put in tird.clnss condition and
! the grades reduced"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-20
surveying Party.

\ party Of six surveyorS with Arthur
keddie. a grajuate OF the Nevada
University in charge. will leave Eiko in
day or 80 to survey number Of town.
ships IN the North Fork country for the
Government. The following comprise
the party: G. V. Taylor, Ivan Y. ST, cklc,
4. II Schadicr. Frank Barter, Louig
Spelier md \. J. Schrll. Most Of the
above are studerts nf the University
and will spend their summer vacation
in this work. Mr.. Krddic. who will
arrive tomorrow morn ug, was formerly
connected with the U. 5. Land Office al
Reno, and has recently re- ccived the
apnointmen for this work.
l.. II. Taylor. the government survey
or, will accompany The party and remain
with them few days to lay ont the
summer work.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-20
4 wool sale.

Fifteen wool buyers ARE here today
aamplng nnd bidding on tine millio,
pounds of wool stored in tho Flanagan
Warehouse CompGny'b plnnt on East
Fourth street.
Tho wool ia tirst sampled by the buy.
era. then bide aro submitted md accept
cd or rejected as the caac mny be
Several email Lola wore bid in ut price,
ranging from ~ ii to IL ccnie. The
large lois wore just beng broken into
as the "Gazctto" won't 10 press. An
offer on onr large lot WA turned dowu
nj II 10 centq.-- Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-20
OEStII.E re-.

The right of trial 10y jury has been
c'unG to with much ,enacity by Anglo
Saxon ponples.
1t has cOIe down from Tie time wtv
tie common people first began tn insert
cine of their IuhliennbIc righIs.
part ~ the reverence fDr II crmas
from tile ancient superstition tiH nm
accused prrsnn, il puOr H,iG ;rJcndIrss.
would nHvc better chances uf securing
Justice IL ms ease could he lcfr to the
mon people. ihum IN any other way
But is It not time Tor all that rubbish TO
he swept awa!r 4 vivid object leas IN
Of the effect of the system has been
recently supplied the people ~ thus
region. Some months ago murder was
comInitted IN the outskirts oi thia city.
Ever particular bearing upon tue case,
everything brought out by the
preliminary examination III the man
accused ~ the atrocity. all the the Jries
of policemen. reporters and inspired
cranks have been given. with elaborate
and wierd hccompinimenis IN the news
papcrs. The rcsult wAs .hat. when the
rnal was tinally set. it required weeks
ni labor and involved much expense To
secure Il jury.
Now is II not time To decide that such
work IL criminal fuolishness and ahould
stnpr Would not HD accused person
hnve quite ns much certainty ~ rcceiv.
ing justice could an educated Judge with
two associates, have rhe dec sion OF tIl.
case 'is can be possible un Ter the pre- Sent
system!
IL would save no end ot time and
mnn"y, II would prevent .he publication
day after day, 81 all the 6auseatrng
'ie'ail+ Of capital and other cases; It
would cause the stopping Of the present
indecent offer Of premiums 10 imbccil-
ity, it would begin Ht least, to do away
with the superstition that profound
ignorance Oh ~ the requirements OF Inv
IL presumpti'o "Tilence Of lofty
intregrity,
Finally il .1nld ut atop to ~.
gratitich'i"n oi -" init, Il mnr,irrnn
ruiiians md rahu~' IriHI. 10 Itc 81
hGaiR ot f,cis
On" j III = an. ,ng l..,. ':.ei. .'t..t ~,
mecfu!n,s I &c.. trials lr.4e ,'.r..
ug" Guoin,l'- Wcrkl,
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The letter % apriogy recently sent by
'hc emperor oi China to the German
emperor ia described as m exquisite
work Of art. II il painted on single
piece of yellow silk over four yards in
length. and it is beautifully illuminated
with dragons, flowers AMI nrabesquCs
embroidered III gold ti'read and various
colors. The work ia 20 perfectly OK.
ecuted that nt tirst Right the embroidery
IL mistaken for enamel. Tho latter IL
enclosed in yellow silk envelope
winch is also clahnrntely embroidered
aud fastened 10y IVORY -tuh- of thr mos,
ingenious character.
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rREAsuRER's BALANCE SHEET.

Cash in TREASURY to the credit o. the
various funds. April l. 1902:
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OUR REPRESENTATIVE
COM INIESTED.

The foiiJwing is an extract from n
letter from the Washington correRpund.
en- of the fro,, y. Y, Daily rime':
"Ihere will DG oLc nniuhie change NJ
least. in III" Senate Uf the Fifty eig hIll
Crugr ~. John u. Jones, who has been
Il c"nsIicuous iipurc III the upper
branch ai,upst SINCE the lay" oi the
admtniptinn uf the State ~ Nevada, has
come tn Ihr conclusion TINT II is about
time for him TO retire, and has 81
nnuulnnch. IA" will undoubtedly be
-u:cvrdrd 10y FrancIE -. Nrwituds, wLo
lIn5 represented the same State Ill the
hOu a. Tor lnuI period. Mr.. NsSl ,ndI
hu1 been an IN iu'tri us aud III lclatis-
able advocate uf the policy nf irrigation
iOr years. Ia seas IN and out Mr.
Ncwlhnd. has WORKED GOr this one end.
lie Ii u broad led. literal man III
his views. AMI ho realizes, ~ do mupt OF
the mon from the arid regions, that the
sHlvauOn Of millions upon millions 81
acres 81 hand nov absolutely Useless can
be nccnmpli-hrd nc only by II national irG-
gaticn policy. 1t begins To look. too, H,
though thus purpose will bc Ru accom-
pli he'd fact before the end Of the
present Congress. Opposition i'll the
Jlou 70 ii Representatives hRs grndually
dIminishcd until at last the leaders have
decided to give the advocates III irri-
CATION an OPport mIty To yet their bill
up i"r consideration. No man has
worked NOR. faithfully for this tn IL has
the Representative from N-ynd.,. and
probably no State III the Union will re-
ceive greater benefit than Nc,Hd from
the eIlg bli- hmcnt Of an irrigation
scheme un Ter the federal guyeI eIumeni
II liz largely due to his work i'll this
direction tina; Mr.. Nrwluuds to-day IL
the logical succcssOT to Senator Jones'.
Mr.. New lands merIbeTship o' the
Huy4 and Mruna Committee has made
him u0labic iIure III national AFFAIR.".
Ae has Ia thufou III knUwi.'d ge ~ thrill
ana hunurIni lrgislRtm.B AMI while
devOlcn T." an athletic iite he in q cIU4e
81 u:!, Ut -; current ovcntt, with the
ability Ia rXprras hins. II r:rnrlI and
forcibIy. llIs "!cva'i"n 20 'nc upper
hOu r ut Congress. will ada to the list Of
strong men in that braurh oi the
nutiOuui legislature.
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Nrvspnpcr Circulation.

Somo 1900 Newspapers ara publish
ed in the world. Tho United States
coIn's frat, md far in advance OF all
other countries. will, l0,7GO papers
Great Britain ranke next. with G,02O
In RusaiH III. re arc only 7i3 nowrpa.
pcrs. or Que to every 10000 people
III" P,tit journal OF Paris has u daily
circulation Of not iCm thnn l,000.00C
copies.
The PAPER which hna The smallest
circulation ia the imperial Review, pub
Ii he'd for the sole benefit Of the emperor
of Austria. II in made up from Tho
translHtion from all tho principal daily
itoms in Enropoln papers, and the
daily edition 10 threo copies.
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JUDGMENT for NEVADA.

Judge Hun, Of San FrsnciscO hhs
given judgment 10 favor Of Stntc oI New
ada md against the esiatc OF Anna
Howard. deceagd, for $50, the cost oi
maintenance of deceneed Tor three years
in the State insane nsyIum at Reno
Mrs. Howard was connnod IN tho pau
por ward oi the asylum Tor fourteen
ycare. and after her death il WAS dis
covered lhRi Rhe VIVA u woman ~ means
Tho Stnic Of NIyada sued Tor sl,7!0 aud
Judge Hunt held Tim. the statute ~
limitations pornit'oh tho recovery OF
only three ycGrs' maintenance.