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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20

Childrens Hoods 3oc sale price 20
Chldrens Sacques 3jc sale price 20
Bed Ticking i5c sale price ..... l2t
Mems heavy Socks l0c sale price
Copper bottom Coffee Pot i2c
and 30c sale price $50. .. %
Mems Gloves 50c sale price .. 80
Mems Gloves ,5c sale price ......- 80
Mems Hats 500 sale price . 49,. | -
Mems Hats .45 sale price ....... 80
During this sale we will offer
the best shoes in the coun-
try, for the money. in
Cblldrens, Ladies, Boys
and Mems
lot Mems Shirts sale price ..... -
lot Mems Shirts sale price ...... -
lot Mems shirts sale price .. -
lot Mems Shirts sale price ... ~
Holiday goods must all 20 at cost
Childrens Red Felt slippers 93c
and 1Jc sale prlce ...... 90
Parchesi games Sl.0J sale price .. 20
Albums Soc AMI upwards to go
at a sacrifice.
Also good assortment of rugs
OF all kinds go in this sale
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20

Lots of goods just arrived at Willis
Bazaar.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20
The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote
to say that for scratches. bruises. cuts.
wounds, corns. sore feet and stiff joints
Bucklin's Arnica Salve is the best in
the world. Same for burns, scalds,
boils. ulcers. skin eruptions and piles.
1t cures or no pay. Only 25c at Harry
8. ElwOod's drug store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20

The night bell at the Owl drug
store is now running nicely and proves
a great convenience to the public.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20

WI probably be several
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
RESULT OF 4 BROKEN RAIL.
One Man R filed and Five Injured In Wreck In suburb of
 Columbus. Q.

Columbus. e. F.s. 2o=A~ thr re- ~Hlt If broken raii early Wedae~- day morning one man va- killed and ftt in--r,d aa rhc Columbus. san lashy < Haek.ng Valley railroad. near the Nelson aFenEe crossing. at >Hepar#s, spbura of Columbus
 The 6-al: Nm. smith. af Gragan. engiUeer.
 The Injarea Frank NHterineer. of Oregon. fireman, both leg~ broken and body ~called
 F < Sweet. auEt-~ seal3el and back injured
 ] F Dickson, leg and side badly bruised and head eur.
 Henr* Tiptsn brakeman shoulder dilocated.
 JoLn kineaid. conductor. side crushed
 The train was double-healer. aal bofn engines and se ean1ola cars Were wrecked.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
CURRENT TOPICS.
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FiFTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.

n the se-zte- c- tks f-th wth the cx- cfr-tcn = sharp clash b-tSv-1 M@ssrs admitting rerreseuta -fxes af -he Tress To tfe irFess Eatzal af ths Philippine tarzG r1a ir the senate. the day was very cllez- tHr -1vsStiEzt5a- pre=as1l=E R--Hezt net- r-a-sre olH was passed Hl-194t d1Fi- SE uH the Una. s@SSzEe sEe Eea4 Ee=e ot s------r having been made c1 th.@ rig- tlta CD re --11L U-zC1 vas cst74l-- sk g ra la-.EE Ct s4 Tza other bills- which hza 1e~1 before ec-ErsS> tr -e years t4 rEs-- certain c1zt-7s ss- z1sat-to-st rc-C- its during t1e csVt4 var te tne cc1ss ot Claims. Eers rasSeG-
 In ths senate. o- iae te,h. ne dls@1ssio~ ct tne Pflzp7sne tariH ofH wss ecn,ln- speech in whleh he made tE- re E1arss4- bls statement that .he wl1la prefer that this EoTernT-snt s6eBl1 EitalrE at,se- 5lteiE ard without condition from tnz arCh5rrIa-o +han that The r-as-rr war should reutlza# Mr Isfr1@8 fDre sHsa s= fa support ot zzs a -us- -1snt to re- dae@ the tar11 dai5es -1a Fe5.-p5.ae prod 1ctS a- 7e- cent l- tre Ea4sz "a tHHs uf Esr-rzI fu1rsarzs-lr# Ner- Esass@1s the rerCstH.o=- ct tEe tsr1= 6@lrg aeTucs4 10 minor business One ts -H e1ra E@csa -e confederate soldiers fer r-5F4-@ property taken from +Ezu after surrender t=s e5hzr cenfers ca ths sE-sH.ish claims col1- mission authority e send ts- rzF==-S zzt persons and = punish sor contempt
 
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The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
TH[ M K|N[EY MEMORIAL.
Public Interest in the Mckinley National Memorial Said
 U De Increasing.
glsOR PROJECTS ARE BslKG pER6s0.
Trea~urer Nyron T. Herrick i- Re- eefv-inz Endless Chain Ietf~r- With Centrfbutjon~ by 3Gshef>- Gov Brady of Alaska f. Canvas ing the Far North.

Cleveland. o. Feb. za--I Aat psa.-c interest ia the NcKiales national me moral i> eu The increase j> evidenced 5y she eTe-ErCrlng volume af letters and tel- grams received az thr head quarters ef the national association in this city Secretary k5tchie ls busiiy engaged in securing 5nferJaa tian for h5> repor, ta 5e submitted a' the Washington meeting # fhe trustees cn February -. E5shar5 t- kerens. Who has lately heeu appoint d l. the eha5rsz1a ,s>As2 af -he Al~- soarl state auxiliary. has opened hea8alar-.r> n >- Louis and says The state sslll zzee Sz-ae9 to rht fund
 In Kansas CIty an efort ls being made % ger a contribution from es- err resident ranging from one cent up.
 Cincinnati. wIIl not eTsc- monu- men. there. as th- fund k not large enough The funds raised for rhe lo- cal monument win be given ta the na- tianal monument fund. Both Toledo and Colambus are discussing the same proposition To turn lH all funds raised for small local memorials. to the greater and more splendid tribute Cf the >fate to th- dead president
 Gov. John G. Brady is canyas-ing Alaska. including the klon5Is-- The governor i~ distributing lists through The territory from Dawson ard Nome. and while some of the returns will nat Ie h before June or faly. yet he anticipates raising a ssod-slzeo sum. The endless chain letters keep coming Treasurer Myron T. Her r.rk. ot 7he association. received two rves-Hz-heI hac- If these chain com rriaa-iou~ Wrs.a@- a
 Nev Y9rb state hopes 70 have Sz69.- -s2 raised for the faa5 by the time If he meeting. February os.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
DEPARTMENT EMPLOYES.
senator TiIlman Gets Re~oIutfon Through to show How They
 Are Apportioned.

Washington. Feb 91# soon after rhe senate convened. Wednesday. . resolution offered by Mr. Tulman < C.4 was adopted directing the ciaI service commission to transmit to the senate statement showing The apportionment of the employees in the various departments of The govern ment from the several states and rhe District If Columbia. together with the percentages If emploHrs in the departments. At the couc.a ion If routine business Mir Burrows eNichA addressed the senate on the Philip pine tariff bill.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
FOR MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
{ Dozen Princeton studen, u For the Grand Jury for De-
 facing Property.

Trenton. V. T.. Feb. aa-Tws,v. Princeton students were arrested here. Wednesday. charged with ma. Gcious mischief for painting the hal. tle monument and number 4. houses in the city with the fgur., "'o5 in yellow paint. The students painted a Iot of farm buildings ba. tween rencexille and Tren,o, with these figure and also about 2o houses in Princeton avenue in Tren. ion. Thet had painted the figures m TWO sides of the battle monument when they were detected " the po. lice and taken before psf3ee mdpp. TheE gave their name, a> Chas Rich. ards iame> smith. Osho1rr Curtis. p. C. Cornell Robt PeEHt. F |. WvBe T. NIuotf. Lambert Caawallader kuian Miller. Jr. II J Raymond Frank EeiHhar. and Walter r Foulke. Thet waived a Nearing tur tAe action ef the grand iarv Th-s were re leased in <zso bonds each
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
SCOTTISH RITE MASONRY.
Over Thousnnd Prominent Nasons Attending the Golden opnVoea-
 ton at Cincinnati

Cincinnati. F,h. -a. Over ou- thou sand prominent uasaa~ hay- r-gis- tered here at the >s4-tisA Rite ca thedral fer the golden caHeay4tian of the rite ef the haaet of Cincinnati which was established .n tais city just 20 years ago. Whre prominent mason, attend this eonTocarion year +. there never was such an attend
 nee a~ 1hi~ week.
 Among those present is Dr. ]. Diaz, prioto If Mexico the thirty-third and thirty-second degree men are pres ent from all parts of the country. The programme covers four days. and includes excellent music and all The Pomp and ceremony of the best ritu- ahsric work
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
ARBITRATION COMMITTEE.
FiFst Meeting of the Arbitration Committee Appointed By the
 National Civic Federation.

New York. Feb. he first meet ing of the arbitration committee of s6. appointed thrs ugh the National Give Federation, to arbirrate laooE traabl.-s. wa, held with Senator Han 1a in the chair The meeting was iu executive session. Nearly all of rh= s6 members of the committee were yrsent The object of The gathrin2 was - receive reports on working plan by which strikes, I9ekalts a'- other forms of dispufe- between cap itahsrs and vorkmen may be dealt with.
 Archbishop Ireland. If Se Paul; Bisaep Potter and Samuel Gompers president of the American Fedora tion of Labor. attended the meeting. Charles Nj. Schwab. president of inc United States Steel corporation. Was unable to be present. but he sent word that he 5oall attend rhe din- her to the committee in the evening a the home of Oscar :. Strauss.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE.
The Question of Juriedietion of Regular Army omeer~ to Try
 AoIunteer> to He settled

Washington. Feb. 1-tt rhe re- fue~t If th- war department. Atty- Gen Knox has taken 4e6miuary steps fo appeal the case of Capt. Pc. Ter C Demine. formerly z he vol. antser army. ta th- United states sn- preme court in order fl have that sribHnai determine the .a fartant le- gal questions investigated One of thes. is the jurisdiction ot a military court composed wholly ar ii part of regular officers over officers of the volunteer establishment The United States circuit court a >t Louis de cjded that point against rhe eonten- ton of the government. 5rt the sec retary - war has concluded not to accept the opinion ot that court ss final unless 1t shall he sustained by the United States supreme court.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
SAVED HIM TWENTY YEARS.
Result of Actor MoTIedge's Second Trial for Holding jp a Res
 taaTSnt Cashier.

Kansas City. No. Feb 20.-C. V. NorIrz ge. aa actor found guilty on his second trial If grand larceny. has been sentenced te the Peaitenriarv for Ike wears. Morledze. at the point Of revolver. 'held ID" the cashier ot 2 reeraaranr and the bar tender in a saloon in tfc downtown district. He pleaded esilty and said Ae wanted the moneE - starr com Faux If players au the road He was gwen a sentence of - years on the charge of highway robbery. hat the supreme court reversed the =yer3ie- an the ground that he committed graaa larceny and no' robbery.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
THE BARCELONA piors
The City Now Brf-iIe. u onet.-rhe univer-ity am,
 schools Closed

Barcelona. Fe5. 2o.-T~o tioHai regiments of infantry b,ra '' rived here and the city now h-.-. sf' with bayeaete Troops sre .'ss sanity patrolling the streets. sionaily charging and disn.,.' mobs- shots were exchanged on :. Gran Yia. The rioters erected '''e Iicadfs iu one Of The suburbs and. troops ezif.sd them at The poi,. . The hayenet. Tie casualty r. iengfh0H ly every cpufIet. Ina.' trial and commercial life in R. iQ.a is paraly1ed. Nc goods am, here Tuesday and there is scarcity of meat. bread and o,s foodsJ1tr>
 The university and al The scbo.,. are closed. The leaders ,f ,he wo,t men.s committees have teen srrs,..4 and the meeting places lave b... closed.
 Teresa Qaramunt is saong IL. anarchists imprisoned. Tke nor.. continue IL make ruanx arrests
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
AN ANOMALOUS SITUATION.
Nearly Four Hundred Thousand W hite Men " ho Have No Voice In
 the Indian Territory.

Washington. Feb. 40.-When the consideration If the Indian appro- priation bill was resumed in the house Mir. Little tArk.J. the ranking minority member of the Indian com mirree, addressed himself to the con di1ions in the Indian territory. The anomalous situation there. where 397.o00 white men had no voice in the government. he said. demanded ac tjon by congress He eontended that a territorial form of government should be set up there.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
TUSKEGEE CONFERENCE.
Eleventh Annual Session of tht Tuskegee Normal and h.
 dusuial Institute.
REMARKS BY PRINCIPAL WASHINGTON
Every Black Man In the south Has Opportunity to Purchase Farm and NnLe Indeaendent LfVfng-PoIitie> Not In H With Home Making

Tu>kegee. Ala Feb. -O--TAe eleventh annual session af the fu~- kegee negro conference assembled II Tu~kegee Normal and Industrial in >fita1e Nednez1av Booker T Wash iugton will preside at all The meet iuzS
 At the opening session Principal Washington aid.
 II i< most encouraging to note that the time has come when north ern people and southern people can cooperate in the uplifting of all classes who need assistance.
 "lt is with a race. a. with an in- dls5eual al-the place to begin to make improvement ls right where it is. If Ne can TO, improve our condition in the south l do not believe that there are many spots on earth where We can do 70. There < an opportunity open in The south for every black man to purchase a farm and make an independent living upon that farm. Agriculture viIl glfe the race he foundation upon which to build ana Af4 tsza v A&=fk4 AHE alattAT 4tA4 EftfA tant things
 --Thraaga the south the youth = our race should ae constantly re- minded that We have the occupations thar relate = and advance the me- chaHic aHi 5eua cratic emplaEmrnts practically in oar hands
 There l~ nothing in politics or in aas other avenue of life that can be- C5H rp s.s.a pare in importance Hy~t uass -a tE- negroes securing home aH4 bee ming i taxpayer aa3 aaacat- iHs hj~ shil}r-n int ali fhe igapar- -a1r oeea patiaa~ that aEe about his doors.
 The m9sr lasting and potent pro- r=er.aH the negro can have n any part of the country 5s for hm ta oe- come tfe naSt successful mon #a his fH=#s f##*s
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
KILLED BY A CLEVER M0Vt'
4uietus Put Upon the Anti-Pns~ Biil In the low"
 Legislature.

Des Monies. Ia. Feb. 2o.-By e,s' W CT parliamentary move. the husD anti-pass bill was killed in the io". house If the legislature "lthou' vote on the measure itself oeeohils necessary. An amendment to ihciu' ministers of the Gospel among 'ng. prohibited from accepting passes ss offered The motion 10 lay ms the table. which was carried ap was discovered To have the eii@ killing the measure itself
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
WRIT OF MANDAMUS ASKED.
The City of St. Ioui. and Hoard or Education Want to Raise
 Eranchtse Taxes.

= Louis. Feb. en.-The mandamus su5t ef the clty of St Loms and the board of education against the state board ot equalization to compel inc assessment of franchise cefporatioa' according to tht true value Of then property. was fled in the state sa' nreme court at Jefferson elg Wednesday morning hY Judge k b Rombauer. attorney for the board oi education.
 II k asserted that fl taxes weT quitably assessed the citys ineoat would he increased from 5000" " so00. .00o.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
A MISSING POSTMASTER.
Postmaster Schuyler of Bellevue O., said to He a DefauIter and
 Abscouder.

Washington. Feb. 20.-Chief Post Office Inspector Cochran has received dispatches announcing that Hamilton Schuy Ter. postmaster al Bellevue. O.. had ahSconded and that Thos. II. Nollard had been designated acting postmaster The office is a presi- dential one of the second class. The amount of dedication iS unknown. Inspectors are at work on the ease.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Politenexs Rewarded.

Elaominetan. H.. Feb. 20.-Con1ne- Tor IieweliEn Mason. of the Chicago & Alton railway, has been Jeff lega- ey of slooo py W \. Tyier. of this city deceased a> an acknowledgment Of courtesy shown him by Mason in th- discharge of his duties.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
UNABLE TO LIQUIDATE.
WeIl-h Colorado Springs Mining stock Broker Posts
 His Firm on Change

Colorado Springs, Col. Feb. 20 lahn Nj. Prondht. q 1vell-knoun min ing stock broker of this city. has posted a notice on tha Colorado Q springs Mining Stock exchange. stat ing that hf> firm was nnahle to meet Is obligations He Was president md treasurer of the Alamo Cold Mining Co. and treasurer ot thc Eostwick Gold Mining Co. al Cripple rpek
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
OTHERWISE TNNOTICED.

Ahner Case. aged s2. of Bath. V. T., is missing since the ~anitariHm fire at Rattle Greek Mich.
 The crew 0f the American scho0n- er Alice Mcdonald mutinied at Apia. samoa. on account If the s->>el's bad condition
 The kai~ef,s yacht Hehenl4llern is in the hands of decoratar-. al New York. iu preparation for tLe arrival ef Prince Henry Saturday
 The suicide uf Lieut.. Furav. az Co., lumbu>. O.. uas the sequel To his sweetAeart's auneanceI7eHt that she hal been stricken blind Final passage of "a. war rr1enue 'aN repea. aiII wIIl mean an e~flmas- ed decrease iu t1e receipts of The >t. Louis ini-rHal revenue atfice uf more than S=.1o7.o.9 annually.
 The ct- Louis Worlds Fair c. has begun condemnation proceedings against -o acres If land iu the Catlin tract = >eeare additional space far exposition bail1jazS
 John \. stewart has resigned a president of The United States Trust Co. If Neat York and recommends that Lyman J. Gage oe elected a. hzs successor.
 Germany. n PrePariug to maintain a regiment at Shanghai. announces that sh- policy ef The government will uar be a1 ail adventurous in ths far east.
 Strikes at Barcelona. spain. hare preciPitated rioting. in which szver1i person, have been killed ana mary wounded. while troops sre rsEIag c8 restore order.
 James Alexander. aged 1es years. died at Springfield. No H- ,ya> never Ill until two weeks ago. when b- fe.I on aH icy pavement. eeasisg 9 shoulder and 6rea king a ar5a.
 Albert Bier,taaf. he famous land ScaPe artist. died If heart disease II his home iH New York 1i-y
 The Moscow carres gaa5-r- If -h- London DaaT Man ~sys 5hat Cont Tolstoi has suffered a relapse. f..r h., fever aas returned and that Hzs heare .s weak
 LeHs>.E Partridge. Ha,-r..a9--- ..t keuesaa Ne'z., committed suicide f4. shooting himself 5a th- head. H- ssas short s1.-aa
 ~Boos Craesett. faca-r. of S..eze- tarv of state Crockett = AHkr1-as and grandson of Da7r erre aeff. hero af 1a@ I-ana- d-al at Ai- Aaa. i1 Stuttgart. Ark aged - wears.
 Thomas Clarke. ciFil aar veteran. aged = >ear@- yFaS=zrraek ts j -7rast ear h >aath St. fsseah. No..=zrd zn- s,anrlt killed He was walking be slde rae track and ii! sa ,rHt z a car.
 Harfs !. Wilson aa8 Fr=a D4esl. structural 5-un workers .r The ~eH.- field h-i.5lEE at Cleerf#n... o. ,,,se killed ay falling II >fa-t., 10 ta. ground
 The award fir the constr far. If the TeNt5les building -tt- st.. I.sa.~ Worlds fa.r has been made 5s D a- haven't d Es-eL 6f Omaha. Ne5.. seIIa bid is
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Slowly sinking Away

Berkeley, Cal. Feb. -o.-irol.;, : of jam r.. Ritter. of the Cni'els.,,, a,srg California has made the a's ia. that santa Catalina island siuk. nous pleasure resort. T.
 ing into the Pacific ocean
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Named Fort Mckinley.

Washington. Feb. 20.-In the li of names for the new coast defense bat teries, just made public. the forth .-a- tions on Great Diamond island. F. Ff- land (Me.l harbor, Is designated al Fort Mckinley.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Record High Price

New York. Feb. 20.-Eecofa r .ss. prices fer real estate ou fi'n .s,s nue have just been broken oy = Of of s2.aO0 square feet at the ra's .srty ST per square foot. Ire I'e s,reet. is located near Thirty-fourth '
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Reward for Turner. Arrest

Frankfort, Ky Feb 20-Gov. Beckham has offered a reward If S400 for the arrest of Lee Turner. James Hopper and Charles M. Dry. who were the principals in the fight in Bell county in which seven men were killed.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
\ Parrot For the President.

Newport R- l.. Feb President Roosevelt j> to have he smartest par rot in the country, an African gray. which was owned by Edward Ash. of Newport The bird is likely to be- come . great favorite at the White House T. .nEs and dances. and can speak over 100 words quite distinct lv
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Good For the Wheat Fields.

Wichita, kas.. Feb 2a.-The heavi- est snow storm If the season is fan- ing in th.~ section to-day. T. drifts but little and covers the wheat fields. giving them needed moisture ana protection.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Rich German coal Ffeld,.

Berlin Feb 2o-Immense depo~- -ts If brown coal have been discovered at Seligenstadt near Frankfort. The strata covers an area between the Taurus and SpeS>art mountains ana it is estimated will yield several bil- lions of tons of fuel
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Mrs. Carnegie', Yacht

New York, Feb, 20.-The pleasure yacht Skibo. built for Mrs. Carnegie. has been lowed to Nixon's shipyard. Brooklyn where it will he furnished and taken to Florida waters.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

The Industrial coIncil of Vienna resolved. after a long debate. on the 18th, to postpone decision on the reports of the various committees appointed to consider the best means of meeting American competition un- fil European commercial politics crystalize sufficiently to indicate the most effective method foI meeting that competition.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
crumpa~ker Renoniinaie"

confessional convention hela l,oan Monticello renominated Cons' with. F.. n. Crumpacker, rep1o.. gut opposition.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Fire at DeGran. 0.

Bellefontaine. O.. Feb. 2o.-Fire. which started in Swart's livery barn at DeGraf. O., Tuesday night, caused an $l00. 900 loss.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Cornelius Roosevelt the only SIT viying son of the late :. Weir EooSe- welt. and a cousin to President Roose- welt. died in New York city. on the 10th. of heart disease
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Peruvian Cabinet Crt..

Lima, Peru. Feb. 20-The cabinet crisis continues. The minister If war is impotent in the face of the situation.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Mrs. F.. A. Cook. of Shawnee. Okla. restaurant keeper. has authorized the announcement of the death of an unele in Luzon. Philippine islands. leaving her an estate ot Sl GOO OQo
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Gen. Weyler. the spanish minister of war. will submit to the eortes Q proposal 70 reduce the spanish army by four army corps.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Rev. Newman Hall. '. D. former chairman of the Congregational uE- ion of London. who had been ill for some time past, was pronounced. on the l7th. to be sinking.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

4 dispatch from St. Petersburg. en the 18th. said. Count ToiStoi's tenn perature is at ifso. while his pulse iz s4- He is very weak. but j. bearing Up well II is still hoped that he 14y recoRerF
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Asuncion Esquirela obtained ma iority of the votes of rne electorate in the election for the presidency of Costa Rica held in San Jose on the i7th. The election passed of quietly.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

It is reported in Shanghai. from a Chinese source. that the United States objects not 10 the Manchuria conven- tion. but 10 the proposed agreement between China and the Russo-C bank.