The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17

froduced by senator haits u' -A@'''S 10 cre9e a permanent census ou- reau.
 In response to the action taken by Gov. Nash of Ohio and the Mckinley Memorial commission, Gov. Van sani. on the 10th. issued a proclamation setting aside January 2e as Children Mckinley day in Minnesota.
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 United States Minister Wilson at Santiago. Chile. cabled the secretary of state. on the 18th. that the govern ment of Chile had adopted the extra sition treaty submitted by the gov erument of the United States.
 Emigration from Hamburg and Ere men during the year 1901 amounted to 293. .29s persons, as against Ioo'4eo nersons in 1900. Of the emigration from Bremen during 1901, l03,2li per sons out of total llO,5Vo came 'o the United States
 Christopher Zug. pioneer iron manufacturer of western Pennsyi- ,ania. died at his home in Pittsburg, Pa. on the 18th, of general debility. incident 10 old age Nr. Zug was s5 years old. He was a director Tn nu- merous financial and philanthropie institutions
 The will of the late United States Senator Wn. J. Sewell was admitted to probate al Camden, N. J.. on the 18Th. The estate is divided equally au-ong Gen Sewell's wife and i've children. As no inventory was filed. .hs value of the estate was estimated st ssoooes1-
 M. Santos -Dumont. The aeron2Et- was asked. oa the sth. by a repre- sentative Of he press. whether he contemplated entering ihe aer5al competition al the St- Louis exposl- ton NJ anros-Dumont replied: -7Of course. but as yer do not know the coalitions
 Secretary Hay and Lord P2ueefo5e, she British ambassador, on the 18th. signed a protocol extending for one year the time allowed British ecs onies "a adhere To the treaty entered into between tke United States and Great Britain defining the rights of their subjects
 The Cherokee Chcctzw and Chicl12 says nations have. by their councils, passed resolutions asking congress To do away with tribal government and asking that territorial govern meat b. instituted instead They say that two governments can not well exist zs the same time.
 Ter thousand dollars was contrib uted. on the Ilth. 10 the national fund for 2 Mckinley memorial by the workIngnen of Homestead. Pa The majority of the Een gave a half days pay. from the lowest laborer to the heads of departments. There were few, however. who gave uoth- ing.
 Representative Lowering. of Massa- ehusetts. on the 10th. introduced a bil providing . salary for ex-presi- dents of the United States. al the rate of S25.9o1 annually. from the date of retirement from the presi- dency. The bill is to apply to any ex-preSident al the time the law is enacted.
 The transports Kilpatrick and War ren arrived al San Francisco from Manila within an hour of each other on the 9Th The former vessel brought about TOO term expired men. while the latter carried as many more Among the Warren's passen- gers were rigadier-Generals Hughes and Funston.
 Gov George K. Nash was inaugu- rated into office for a second term at Columbus. O., on the 18th The inaugural ceremonies were held in the rotunda of The capitol. There was military and civic parade in the afternoon. In the evening there was . public reception in the judi eisry building.
 Luther F. Marsh. the wel-known rpiritualist, preached two sermons al Christ UniverSalist church in Aiddlelown. \ Y, on the 18th. on Jesus, Ihe Christ" He affirmed his belief in the divinity of Christ. and declared that modern spiritualism had its birth in Christ's announce inent of His identity to many after the resurrection.
 The London grand jury. on the 18th, found true biil against Dr. krause, the former governor of Johannes burg, Transvsal. on the charge of in- citing Cornelius Broeeksman. the ex- public prosecutor of Johannesburg twho was executed September %. last to murder John Douglas Foster. an English lawyer, who was attched 10 Lord Roberts staff.