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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13
Monroe Doctrine Not Involved.

Washington, Jan. THE latest cf-
fort to stir up Itrouble between the
United States and Germany was made
. by Washington paper. 1t in6ulged
in the usual mawltish sentiment about
the small and helpless debtor being
taken by the throat by the great mill
tary powers. 1t pointed out air sorts
OF dreadful things that may happen in
Venezuela when the kaiser gets going
there. anu concluded It's mischievous
diatribe with the inquiry: "What
then? Is the Monroe doctrine alive?
We shall see"
OF course, the truth is, as wcll-in-
formed newspapers, especially those
printed at the national capital should
know, the Monroe doctrine is not at all
involved.
Though foreign bourses were effected
by the baseless story Of probable war
which a New York paper carelessly
printed, and though flood of inquiries
have poured in upon Washington from
all parts of the world, there is no. the
slightest ground for uneasiness.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13
Miners Riot In Wales.

London, Jan. 4.-Bangor, North
Y LES, and its district are again under
control of the militia owing to further
serious riots between strikers and
workers at Lord Penrhyn's Bethesda
quarrics. There was 30 much wreck
ing of houses that a detachment of
cavalry was hastily summoned from
Aldcrshot and the militia was drafted
in from Litchfield.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13
monument for Gen. Gordon.

The Hon. George Pee. who has just
returned to London from South Africa
and who had several opportunities Of
seeing Lord Kitchener, states that the
latter is anxious to get e2.OO0 to pro-
vide for the erection of the contem-
plated statue TO Gen. Gordon at Khar-
tum. The PEDESTAL is up but on 1t Is
no figure OF the hero of the Soudan
seated on his camel as on the Wool
wieh statute.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13
THE LATEST NEWS III BRIEF.
The mountain states are experiencing
sudden billiards. -


The mountain states are experiencing
sudden billiards -
The South Dakota insurance commits
sioner has barred the National Aid As.
soeiation from that state.
Rural free delivery carriers will be
placed under civil service rules and
protection on February ..
Captain Richard Z. Leary, L. :.
Navy, is dead lie was the first gov
'crnor of the island of Guam.
The government of New Zealand has
decided TO order all steel bridges from,
the nitcd States ih'thc future.
great American packing house is
To be built NJ l'rnapam. Mexico which
is in the heart of the cattle country.
The state of Washington seems likely
To adopt the school combination plan
which kansa, has lays To encourage.
number of the great railroads OF
this country have increased wages of
employees recently without any demand.
Chauncey Dcpew was twice married
in Paris. the civil marriage ou Decem-
ber and the church service on the ?sth.
Governor General Wood has issued a
decree reducing the railroad tariff on
suga"md tobacco an average of - per
cent.
Lincoln, Ncb., has given an order
for set of Ginning bells to be erected
at local church as "A Mckinley memo.
rial ..-.-. ..
~ \ terrible natural gas explosion oc-
curred al Kcnton. Ohio. One man was
fatally hurt and six store fronts were
blown ont.
Admiral bradford has closed the pur.
chase Of CAB acres of land at s7j per
acre. for naval station at Pearl IIar-
bor. Hawaii
A number of railway trairs were
stalled in snow in Denmark and Nor
way, last week. Most of the telegraph
wires were broken kown. .,
Chairman Loud. of the house com
mittce ON postofiices, told tine president
that a l-ccnt postage would cause an
annual deficit of S3a, 900, 600.
Emperor Francis Joseph has ordered
certain gamblers to be expelled from
: Austria. The law of the empire sus-
tninS this action
The mileage of steam railroads in
the United States is two-ffths of the
worlds mileage The mileage of the
United States is nearly 200, 900.
The dispatch from Russia to Paris
paper stating that the palace of Grand
! Duke Constantine, at Fiey had been
blown up, proves to have been fake.
The san Francisco mint during 1901
converted ssl ,oT9, 800 from bullion into
! coin.
The president has amended civil SER
vice rules applicable to rural free mail
delivery so as to exempt army and navy
veterans from the age limit
President Roosevelt is just four
months to day older than the Kaiser
Of Germany.
Edward Kemp, rich druggist of
New York, gave by his will $50, 900 to
employees who had been in his service
for five years or longer,
Major Gen $. NJ. u. Young succeeds
Major Gen. Elwell ). Otis in command
of the department of California, the
change TO take place on March /.
High prices for wheat have caused
Kansas farmers TO let up on marketing
their crop. This, with feeding of
wheat. causes "a shortage in millers
supplies
| During 1901 Andrew Carnegie gave
away $40, 200, 900 TO public libraries and
20 schools, excepting the -four millions
he gave for pensions for the empis yes
! o: the Carnegie steel company.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13
Packing Was Valuable.

. "Here's my bonnet, just come home .
said tne publishers wife. He watched
her ufen the box, and remove layer
after layer of tissue paper. Gee
whizZw he exclaimed, now | under
stand why it cost so much He had
had some experience with the paper
trust himself Philadelphia Press.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13

Magoon was bone of contention last
spring between Managers Hanlon and
MGraw. The former insisted on his
remaining with Brooklyn. and the lat
ter. realizing Magoon's ability, de-
manded his transfer to Baltimore. Nc
Graw was successful. and Hanlon has
often regretted that he consented.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13

the Cincinnati club and cannot be con-
sidered one Of the men to be drafted.
Sullivan is a hard sticker and good
thrower. and reports are out to the ef-
feet that LOTUS has already disposed
of him to the Boston club for next year
Buelow is a promising youth and
should make his mark.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13

When woman is a chronic shopper
she ought To know what Is in store foI
lcr
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-13

lilhD bASEMAN ANDREWS.
promising fielders in the league. Wal
dron has a batting average of $40 and
his fielding percentage for the entire
season Is 1000. AS base runner he
Is near the top of the list Barrett ~
very fast, too, and Davis Is close up
Nance of Minneapolis is a good man,
but not of the Kind 70 improve. There
are only two catchers in the Western
League ready for advancement. These
are Sullivan OF the Columbus team and
Buelow of Detroit. Kahoe belongs to
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
POETRY.

by THE WAY BALLADS" BY w Sapte tr Illus
trated by Frank Reynolds and John Hassen.
pp. 153. CE. P. Dutton & Coz
Comcally illustrated tungles and rhymes
THE RUBAIYANT OF OMAR KHAYYAM JUNIOR BY
William Irwin. 12mo 50. tSan Francisco: Elder
& ShepherdD
illustrated by Gelett Burgess.
A LAWYERS IDLE HOURS. By Frank Myrtle. limo
pp IFS. &C. Augustus Haviland.)
Verses OF sentiment humor
POEMS. By Robert Underwood johnson. l6rno DID, 30
CThe Century Company
A collection Of the published by the author
during the last twenty years
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
HISTORY.

THE RISE OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN AMERICA
BY Sanford H. Cobb. Svo, PIP. Xxx 54l. CThe Mac
milan Company
study in proper historical sequence OF the events
and influences which gave to America the decree OF
entire liberty Of conscience and worship.
TIBERIUS THE TYRANT. BY ]. c. Tarver. svo pp
V. $50. (E. p. Dutton & Co)
4 study history.
COURT LIFE UNDER THE PLANTAGENETs (Regn OF
Henry ID. BY Hubert Hail. F. S. A. Svo pp. vi,
go. CE. P. Dutton q Coz
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

ART.
COLOR PROBLEMS a Practical Manual for the Lay
Student Of Color syo. pp XIV, l3I; plates cxVil'
Q1ongmans, Green & Coz
CHAPTERS IN THE HISTORY OF THE ARTS AND
CRAFTS MOVEMENT. BY Oscar Lowell Trggs. Ph:
D. svo. pp. 1875. (Chcago: The Bohemia Guild OF
Industrial ArtD
THE RISE AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIAN
ARCHITECTURE BY Joseph Cullen aver, Jr.
Quarto O. milwaukee: The Young Churchnan
Company
illustrated with haftone examples Of ecclesiastical
architecture.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LIBRARIES OF GREATER NEw-YORK. MANUAL
AND HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE NEW-YORK
LIBRARY CLUB. 12mo. ill., 1s5 (Gustav E
Stechert)
The name. 'ocation. history. regulations
sources with number OF volumes) each library
given.
THE MOTOR CAR; ITS NATURE, USE AND MAN
AGEMENT. By Sir Henry Thompson. limo. pp.
Jos. Frederick Warne & Coz
A handbook chauffeur.
COMPREHENSIVE GUIDEBOOK TO NATURAL
HYGIENIC AND HUMANE DIET BY Sidney Il.
Beard. 12mo. pp. 169 1T. Y & Coz
a vegetarian
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

uptown has been a good one. The general re-
tail business has had uptown movement for
ten years past, but the wholesalers have not
made any move TO speak of. There is general
tendency now for the better class of the retail
trade to move uptown"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
FINANCE.

FRITIsH RAILWAY FINANCE. BY Walter W. Wall
limo. PIP. xii, 40 (E p. Dutton Coz
Information the principal railways OF Great
Britain.
STATISTICAL STUDIES IN THE NEW-YORK MONEY
MARKET. BY J. p Norton, Ph. D. l2mo, PIP. los
The Macmillan Company
Published by the Department Of the Social Sciences
Yale University contains statistical tables, diagrams
and folding chart showing the movements OF the
weekly reserves loans. deposits ratios and call dis
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
FICTION.

FICTION.
THE VIKING STRAIN. BY A. G. Hales. l2mo pp 34o
Qondon: r. A Everett & Coz
STRANGERS AT THE GATE. BY Samuel Gordon limo.
pp. 45S. Oewish Publication Society Of America)
Eighteen stories Of Russian Jewish life.
MISS PETTICOATS. BY Dwight Tilton. 12mo. Z.
377. (3oston: c. NJ. ClarkO
The heroine and her grandfather live in an OLD
whaling bark, tied 70 Of the wharves Of New
England whaling finally places her in a
different atmosphere and the story deals with her
love affairs. disappointments and trtumphs.
MARGARET BOWIlBY. BY Edgar l.. Vincent. 12mo,
iv, 436. (3oston: LIothrop Publishing Company
A mine owners daughter the heroine OF the story,
is in love with her fathers superintendent, and Sc
cures his nomination for the Senate. His adventures
in love and politics the basis for the tale.
THE GATE OF THE KISS BY W. Harding. limo.
ID iO4. Ghe Lothrop Publishing Company
romance Of the days Of Hezekiah.
THE DAYS OF THE son MAN. BY Rosamond D.
Rhone 12no vii 373. &c P. Putnams Sons)
The life Christ told a story
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Proposals.

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8rd 1907 for furnishing SAND AND the Dis
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MEDICAL.

PUBLIC HEALTH. With Special Reference TO the
Causaton and Prevention OF Infectious Diseases.
William T. Sedgwick. Phi. D. svo. pp xix. 36s
tThe Macmillan Company
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REPRINTS.

by Lyof y. Tostoi. Translated by v. Tchertkon
and A: c Ffheld. 12mo. vi. III. IT. Y. Crow
ell & Coz
Embracing letters and essays written in 1902 dis
cussng religion, religious tolerance etc
A HISTORY OF GREECE TO THE DEATH OF ALEX
ANDER THE GREAT. By J. B. Bury. VI. A In 2
vols, pp- xvi. 502 VII. 5S4 CThe Macmillan Com
pany)
Revised with called for by recent
archaeological discoveries.
THE POEMS OF SCHILLER Translated into English
by E p Arnold-Forster. 12mo xi. 361. CHenry
DRAMATIC AND EARLY POEMS BY MATTHEW AR
One Of the Temple Classics" series
THEOLOGY
OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD ENGLISH ROMAN cAT5o-
Lies AND THE PAPAL COURT. BY Arthur
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An account of the relations between England and
the Papacy from the seventh century the present
THE ROOTS OF CHRISTIAN TEACHING AS FOUND
IN THE OLD TESTAMENT. By George Aaron Bar
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tons with character studies OF a number OF Old
Testament heroes.
encyclopedia BIBILCA: A Dictionary of the Bible
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SPANISH LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY By L. Hir-
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=. Putnams SonsD
In "'Our European Neighbors Series.'
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7 .EWIsOHN. LEoNARD.-In pursuance of an
QlIaIl0us
E STATE OF NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace Of independent
o Helene Won Pape. Isidore Pape. Therese Won
Pape. Augusta Constance Meuse, George Constanz Won
Pape. Marguerite Ferdinanda Fanny Won Pape Hans
Heinrich Heintze. Hans Ludwig Hentse, Marie Mar
garethe Hentze. Heinz Hermann Hentze heirs and
OF kin OF Ernst Won Pape deceased greeting:
Whereas William Grevel Of the city New York has
lately applied the Surrogates Court County
New York, to have certain instrument writing bear
ing date December 18th, 1900 and codc there
TO in writing bearing date December
10 both real and property, proved
last Will and Testament of Ernst Won of he
County OF New York deceased therefore and each
of cited TO appear before Surrogate Of our
County Of New York his office n County Of New
York. the tenth day June thousand nine hun
dred and two half o'clock forenoon OF
that day, then and there attend probate
said last VIII and Testament. Of Won are
hereby cited under the twenty-one wears
required to appear by guardian have one
or II you have none, 70 and apply to
appointed, or in the OF neglect ia
do So guardian will be appointed Surrogate
represent and act for you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof, have he Seal Of The
Surrogate's Court Of the said County York To
hereunto affixed.
Witness, Hon. FRANK T FITZGERAI.D a Surrogate
- OF our said County OF New York. a said County
IL 81 the tWentysecond day Of April OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and two
Court - 80 'Ne'' .
CHRISTIAN G. NORTH. Attorney for Petitioner 23l
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
BIOGRAPHY.

WILLIAM MKINLEY MEMORIAL. ADDRESS. BY John
Hay. 12mo. pp. 80. IT. Y. Crowell & Coz
The speech delivered by Mr.. Hay in the Capitol
February %. 1902. by the invitation Of Congress
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Kill 1893. (E. P. Dutton Coz
sketch of the poets life. his correspondence and
six his poems. Illustrated with portraits
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The narrative of English tutor at the Court OF
H. R. H Zus Sultan. g. C s. I. Vivid pictures OF
Persian royalty and court life
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Good Ground. l.. l.: on Shinnecock Bay.
opens early in June under entirely new
management. Address. until June LIST,
Z. WILLIAMS. $50 Sixth-ave.. BrSGkIx1.
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Washington. D. G, May 9th, 19O2-SeaIed proposaIs
will he received at this office O'clock Inn
Bird. 1902 for furnishing GRANITE CURLING 10 the bis
rct Of Colu nbia Specifications blank form Of nronoal
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5rhool Aacnrles.

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~ supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gnvernesses
ETC.. to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply TO
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OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department Wash
ington D. c., o'clock noon NAV II 1000 "a
publicly opened Immediately Thereafter TO furnish a
quantity Of bar iron Blank proposals will be furnished
application 10 the Navy Pay Office New York or
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ceved by the President of the Borough Of Manhattan
Tuesday. May 20th 1902 Borough Manhattan Fur-
nishing the labor d material necessary 10 naint
Oa free floating baths For further particulars
City Record.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
5nmmer Resorts.
NEW YORK.
BERKELEY INN.

POCANTICO HILLS. WESTCHESTEN tV', ~. !.
New management delightful rooms real coun1ry mos.
attractive grounds. ample shade bowling aIey' uIrI
tennis court. stable and carriage
feet country The sanitary plumbing appointments
are perfectly An unexcelled table Will pe the
ard for the cuisine homelike comfort ana ausolue
rest Of guests will be first consideration No malaria
mosquitoes ls hours from City Hail. Putnam DIVISION
N y. Central thus avoiding the tunnel tspecIay
tractive for commuters Address Miss LEMMoN' oil W.
1O4th ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
Business Opportunities.

4 PARTNER wanted with capital and business
experience. to join the advertiser. who English
with connections in cape Town Elizabeth and
Johannesburg, south Africa. a general eNportHS
business The prospects for business good The pei
wanted would have buying and attend % t
shipping and work New-York end This IS an oppcr
trnity seldom offered. Address Is 100 Wsss
a2d- 81. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County New York
notice hereby given 70 all having claims against
Louis IAvanburR late % the County or New York. de-
the with vouchers thereof
subscribers at their place OF anshcing business the
Office OF SpieRelberg Wise. No. - Broad
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York before
the 25th day Of October
Dated. New York the 9th day Of April. 1902
OSCAR L. STRAUS FRED l. LAVANBIRG. Executors
spiegelberg Wise Attorneys FOR Executors ~ Broad
New York City. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

T. Fitzgerald a Of the County New York
notice hereby given TO all persons having claims against
Helene SommerhOn. late OF the County Il New York.
the with vouchers thereof the
subscriber his place Of transactne business the Of
OF Sheldon Gwynn. No. 48 Wall Street
Manhattan. city OF New York before
Of October next.
Dated New York the 18th day Of April 1902
ALBERT HEIDFTBACH Executor
SHELDON & GWYNN. Attorneys FOR Executor. Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
~ PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. FranI

- T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County New York
hereby persons having claims
Howard r. Martin. late County Of New York.
ceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers their place OF ansctng business the
+. Randolph No 81 Nassau
City Of New York before the twenty NTH day Of
October
STUART T. RANDOLPH. WILLIAM +. RANDOLPH.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

SEALED bibo OF eslIIIdles TOT repairing pier
approach foot OF West Street and f,r
dredging on the North River. between Battery and
West 159th Streets will be received by
Docks. Pier A. foot OF Battery Place until II o. clock
NJ on Monday. May 26th 1902 (For particulars see City
Record.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
G. W. DILLINGHAM; COMPANY, New York.
Qeachers,

A EVERETT STONE YaIe Columbia). s16 Yves
n. Tutoring at pupils or tutors resldence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-04
new PARK THEAT RE.

"The Outpost" a comedy drama In four
acts. in which j. *. OFritz) Emmet and
Lottie ellison are starring was given be
fore large audience at the New Park
theatre last evening.
The play deals with Boer life in South
Africa during the war. and Mr.. Emmett
portrays the character OF Fritz Won Nell
andt. whose home is on the veldt. some
miles from Kimberly he joins the Boer
forces as an officer and. because OF his
knowledge of the country. gained through
experience as "a civil engineer. Is OF great
value TO them and also dangerous foe TO
the English. The British are anxious To
CAPTURE the young officer. but BY his
ready wit he saves himself many times.
Iottie ellison. as Nora Desmond a
Young Irish girl, causes much merriment
with her songs and unique savings. j. B.
Cooper as Capt Fabian. an English cap
tain. who is Nora's guardian and also
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-04

straining after ropose was never more
rcposeful. The imagina tlon OF the au-
diercc is stimulated and its intelligence
duly recognized. Passion IN never any
thing like torn 10 tatters, and yet ~ is
never lacking I'm sincerity and fcelnr.
The material drawn upon suggests tho
commonplace romantic drama what is
produced is comedy of the most delicious
sort
Mr.. Miller Is surrounded with an excel
lent company and best Of all associated
with him IS Miss Florence Rockwell an
actress OF vivacicus talent and tempera-
ment not unlike his own Together. they
are brilliant.
There are three sets Of scenery for the
four acts of ID ArCy OF tho Guards"
Like all the scenery az the better class
Of present day productions. that OF this
weeks comedy Is distinguished by great
beauty. good taste ard soiidiiy Of con-
struction. Real doors. real antique fur
niturc real window blinds or shades
and appointments elnboritely complete.
will be remarked from tho auditorium.
II Is finished production 20 the detail
of n shining waxed floor for tho oh colo
Mai Interior.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-04

executor OF her fathers will attempts To
get possession OF her fortune by marry
ing her. In his endeavors to gain his
ends he has her lover imprisoned as
Rocr spy, but az the tables turn In the
nick Of time the villain gets his Just de-
scrts and the lovers are united.
There are many thrilling scenes. espe-
cially I'm the last act, whore a handful
Of Bofrs hold n pass In the face OF the
English.
The remainder of ,he cast who are all
very good include the following: Pricstly
Morrison. j. II. Cooper. Arthur ~
Sprague j. A. Num-. William Halifax,
g IT, Ball. y. q. Churchill. Harry Sny-
der Miss Mary Horne Miss Jennie Ricf-
farth. Little Jessie.
Tho same performance will he given at
this popular theatre every afternoon and
evening this week The management an
nounces Charles Darrelrs successful
melodrama. when London sleeps" for
the week of March 10