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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-10
When and Where to Reqister.

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Following is list of registration
districts in Flathead county, with
dates and places for enrolment and
the Official registry agents:
District No. 1.
In KaIispell, East Side Precinct at
Fire Hall, Kalispell, Oct IS, Ia, Is, 16
%, "a, rs and 81, 1902.
In Demersville Precinct at Four
Corners Blacksmith Shop, Oct. IL, 10
and %. 1902.
In Helena Flats Precinct at Frank
McKisson's Residence, Oct. 20 and 81,
1902.
IRA e. SANFORD.
District No. 2.
In No. Precinct at Eton's Feed
Store, Oct. ID, Ia, Is, 16, II, Is, 20,
81, %, "a, and rs, 1902.
In saltwater Precinct at Willis
School House, Oct. 16 and %, 1902
HARRY P. STANFORD.
District No. 8.
In Badrock Precinct at my resi-
dence, Oct. Is, IA, Is, "a, rs. and 27,
1902.
In Fairview Precinct at Yeoman
Hall, Oct. 16, II, and IS, 1902.
In Egan Precinct at Montford Oct
20, 81, %, and %, 1902.
J. o. wILES.
District No. q.
In Creston Precinct at Ira Halves
Store. Oct. 10, Ia, Is, 20, Fl, and %,
1902.
In Holt Precinct at Smiths Hall,
Oct. 16, II, IS, %, "a, and rs, 1902.
HARRY LARER.
District No. 5.
In Broken Precinct at Allisons
Hotel, Oct 10, IA, Is, "a andl rs, 1902
In Broken Precinct at Stoner's
Hotel, Oct. 16, and II, 1902.
In Dayton Creek Precinct at Crom-
wells Store, Oct 20, 81, %, and ~
1902.
o. E. WEBB.
District No. 6.
In Columbia Falls Precinct at Bar
Der Shop, Oct. Is to IS, 1902.
In Columbia Falls Precinct at Bar
Der Shop, Oct. % to 25, 1902.
In Essex Precinct at Section House
Oct. 20, 1902.
In Bolton Precinct at Dow's Hotel,
Oct. 81, 1902.
JAMES M. GRIST
District No. 7.
In Whitefish Precinct at LaSalle,
Oct. 13, IA, 16, IL, and is, 1902.
In Spring Prairie Precinct at Al
Ingraham's, Oct. Is, 1902.
In Whitefsh Precinct at LaSalle,
Oct. 20, ri, 90, "a, rs, and 27, 1902.
In Spring Prairie Precinct at AL
Ingraham's Oct. %, 1902.
WIN. PRINDEvILLE
District No. g.
In Tobacco Precinct at Lindsay's
Store, Oct. 10, IA, 20, 81 and 27, 1902
In Tobacco Precinct at Store Build
ing, Gateway, Oct Is, 16, %, and %,
1902
In Marston Precinct at Store Build
ing, Marston, Oct II, 1S, "a, and 25,
1902.
ROBERT REID.
District No. 9.
In Batavia Precinct at Robert Mon
agan farm, Oct 10, IA, and 27, 1902.
In Sedan Precinct at Store Build
ing, Oct Is, "a, and %, 1902.
In Marion Precinct at McGregor's
ranch, Oct. IL and IS, 1902.
In Marion Precinct at Section
house, Oct %, 1902.
In Pleasant Valley Precinct at Sec
ton house, Oct. 20 and 81, 1902.
CHARLES w. BERRY.
District No. 10.
In Libby Precinct at my office, Oct.
Is to 81. 1902.
In Jennings Precinct at Browns
store, Oct. %, 1902.
In Libby Precinct at my office, Oct.
% to %, 1902.
In Libby Precinct at my office, Oct.
q, 1902.
J.P. BOWEN.
District No. II.
In Howard Camp Precinct at How
ards house, Oct. 10 to Is, 1902.
In Snowshoe Precinct at Store
Building, Oct. IL and IS, 1902.
In West Fisher Precinct at Post
office, Oct. q and %, 1902.
In Howard Camp Precinct at How
ards house, Oct. 20 to 25, 1902.
A. v. HOWARD.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-10
Fears Long Drawn Out.

Diggs-Rounder is quite i'll.
Biggs-Indeed! His wife naturally
has grave fears about him, suppose?
Diggs-Yes. In fact, think her fears
extend beyond the grave.-Exchange
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-10

A woman is not real old fashioned
unless she makes salve for neighbor
hood use for cuts, bruises and burns
Atchison Globe.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-10

Candidates, irrespective of party,
are invited to get their campaign
cards printed at the Bee Office. You
are assured of getting your moneys
worth.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-10
An impossible Condition.

"You say you can't afford to hire a
clerk. Why don't you get your wife to
do your typewriting"
"Impossiblei She wouldn't submit
to any dictation."- Richmond Dispatch.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-10

The balky mule is an animal that can
work at both ends and yet not work at
all.-Baltimore News.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-10

There may be some private print
ing to be done this campaign. The
Bee never gives anything away.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-10
District No. II.

In Howard Camp Precinct at How
ards house, Oct. 10 to Is, 1902.
In Snowshoe Precinct at Store
Building, Oct. II and IS, 1902.
In West Fisher Precinct at Post
office, Oct q and %, 1902.
In Howard Camp Precinct at How.
ards house, Oct 23 to %, 1902.
A. v. HOWARD.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
TAXES HOUSE FOR MRS. FL4GLER.

DIVORCED WIFE OF STANDARD OIL MAN
WILL LIVE AT FRANCIS WILSON'S PLACE.
Dr. Carlos +. Macdonald leased Francis vii
sons house in New Rochelle for himself and
Mrs. Ida NJ. Flagler, the divorced wife of Henry
NJ. Flagler, who is now in Or. MacDonalds
sanatorium at Pleasantville. Westminster Coun-
~. Mrs. Flagler has been insane for several
years. during which time she has been in DIT
MacDonald's care Her husband, shortly before
his divorce from her and marriage TO Miss Mary
Lillian keenan, Of North Carolina. last spring,
settled upon Mrs. F7agler more than a million
dollars
Mrs. FTaEIer II is reported, has become weary
Of the Pleasantville sanatorium. and wants TO
get near the water Dr. Macdonald viii pay
$1,000 year @or Mr.. Wilson's house furnished.
II overlooks the Sound and coQtalns twenty
rooms. Including private theatre. The grounds
are extensive and on them a stable ten
mis- court and a large flower garden. Il is
said that Mr.. Wilson, in leasing the property.
made objection to Mrs Flagler being kept
there, long she the only patient Mr..
Wilson said yesterday that ne had leased the
house 70 Dr. Macdonald and going abroad
but that he knew nothing about Mrs. FlaEler
The actor and his family VIII sail for Europe
early IN May. He will stay abroad himself
for only about four months, but he Will leave
his children in France 10 he educated.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
RECOUNT IN Mt. VERNON.
! TICTORY FOR OPPONENTS
ar NiYOR FLSKE.
DECISION OF THE APPELLATE DIVISION
REVERSING JUSTICE MAREANS


The Appellate Division n The supreme Court.
-.r-~= H Brooklyn. late yesterday afternoon
handed lrs- ID decision reversing the order of
Justice HH~een denying me application Of Dr.
Edward r Brush for q writ OF n7andamus com
ra-r --a election officials in several Of the elec-
--- districts NJ Mount Vernon 10 open the ballot
-.Ea= and make recount OF the ballots cast Al
--a last election for Mayor The decision orders a
-z.r.r-. An application for a recount Of the
r-ra= .- -he First Election District Of the Sec
--a Ward. which is Mayor Fiske's own election
.s--.-. had been granted hy Justice Maddox.
-r- memorandum which companies the de
-.r~ NJ --a Appellate Division could not be
--..t-e5 Yesterday The clerk Of the Appellate
DIVISION said yesterday thar II would not be
r-.Er --r1 urn- to-day
--.E decision IS regarded as great victory for
-- Brush and his associates. who have con-
-a-.at aver since rho November election that
--..- --a.,..a WAS brought into play in the
..--.-- NJ -re ballots. and that D~. Brush was
-..- deprived NJ hrs election. They are certain
-ra- ID recount VIII show that Dr- Brush was
a-ar- elected Mayor NJ Noun, Vernon.
E-r.- Edu- u Fiske who had been elected
Er.r-- -- -Ea previous occasions in Mount
Vernon. as-n increasing Democratic majorities,
was declared elected a third time last Novern-
.a~ with a majority n only twenty votes
over DIT Edward F Brush. his opponent. who
-.- -1e Republican candidate. The application
f-- z -a-Eauus directing a recount OF The votes
-s= made shortly after election AZ the instance
-. --- Republican City Committee Of Mount
Vernon r was declared in the motion papers
-rz- many serious errors had been made IN the
--rr- NJ the votes cast. The application was
r--.za- before Justice Maddox. in the supreme
----- -r-. directed . recount 0f the votes in
,rar-- F.-E-.= home district. and an appeal was
.s.s- from his decision. While this was still
-z-5.-c u -r= Appellate Court another aQ7llca-
.-~~ Vas made ~ Ur Brush f0r recount in
zz---s. .--a- districts 10 the city. Justice
-r--ze- denied D- P-lsh.s application. and this
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
ELEVATED ENGINE BREAKS.
BROOKLYN SYSTEM BLOCKED. FOR AN
HOUR AND \ HALF N RUSH TINE.

While rounding the curve ON the elevated
structure AZ Myrtle-ave. and Adams-st-. Brook
lvn at IS 80 o'clock last evening. a RLdEe7 oo1
train bound for Manhattan was brought ~ a
standstlu by the breaking Of a driving rod ON
the engine Occurring as II did IN the midst 0f
the rush hours. when trains arc run under short
headway. the line for over mile was blocked
within a few minutes by trains from The Ridge
wood Lexlngton-ave. and Ftfth-ave- branches
of the road. all of which run over rho Myrtle
ave. line 70 the bridge.
The entire elevated service NJ BROOKLYN. with
the exception Of the Kings County line. was at
standstiU for more than half an hour when
partial relief was afforded by using the upt0"1
track for shuttle trains between the bridge and
the BriGge-st. station. where there is a switch
leading 70 the downtown track. by means nj
which both tracks could be used from ihti
point An hour later the disabled engine vas
removed and traffic again resumed y"
one was injured b- he accident and The only
trouble was the Inconvenience 20 passengers
VINO were delayed on their way ~ their homes
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MAGISTRATE TON'TFRFE HIN
DIR. LANDSMAN WILLING To WITHDRAW
CHARGE AGAINST CRAZED FATHER
WHO SHOT AT HIM
EVIDENCE HARD TO GET.

Alois spinner. Of No II FTrst-aye.. the dis
raoted father who shot az Dr. Samuel Lands
man, Of No. IS East Third-sr on sunday night
because he thought the doctor responsible for
the death n his baby boy was again arraigned
I'm NorkviIe court yesterday. The prisoner was
met in court ny his Wife who threw her arms
around his neck. and the two wept in each
others arms. spinner turned 10 Dr Landsnan
and said.
Doctor. / was cr1zed when I shot AZ YOU and
4 YOU will withdraw the complaint I promise
you I win never molest you or any one else
again"
Dr. Landsman told him he did not desire IN
press the charge, but when Mr. Grossuan Of
the firm of House, Grossman & Vorhaus who
appeared for Spinner. asked Magistrate Navo n
allow the complaint TO he Withdrawn the r7asfs-
trate said that the charge was for a felony and
he did not have Jurisdiction 10 discharge the
prisoner.
Then won't your honor reduce the baile"
pleaded the lawyer My client is a very poor
man. and he cannot procure such a heavy bail
bond as $500. II you will reduce il 70 ST ono
he may be able 20 obtain a bond
No. cannot do that either" said MAGISTRATE
Mayo,
Grossman then turned 70 DIT Landsman. who
with his brother solomon NJ. Landsman a
liquor dealer of No. 30 Broome-st. was stand
ing by. and asked him if he would not go on
Spiuner's bond.
senting 10 a withdrawal OF the complaint. won't
You add to your kindness by going on this poor
fellows bail2''
DR.. Landsman replied that he did not think IL
would b. proper for him To do such a thing and
an appeal 90 his brother also met with re-
fusal.
As Spinner went downstairs he said.
My God what viii my poor wife DO while I
am locked up I am being punished too much
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20


Chicago March 1a.-Robert Hunter. who has just
been made head worker for the University Settle
r1err in NcV-York. was recognized here as a thor
ouEhly efficient and successful worker n his
chosen field and made a fne record in both his
official and personal capacity. To him is due the
successful promotion Of public and private efforts
for the social of the working and poorer
classes. Mr.. Hunter who is about thirty years
old Is graduate Of the University Of Indiana and
came 10 Chicago from Fort Wayne Ind. about
five years ago. He az once demonstrated his
a640rahiIitv For settlement work. and became con-
--rtet with the Bureau Of Charities. whore his
services became V-fluahe : the same time H"
became member Of the Small Parks Commission.
and largely Instrumental in securing breathing
spots for he thlCkly populated districts Hls
special field - labor i'm tenement house work.
and he contributed largely by his efforts to III"
general sanitation and Improvement OF The homes
~ The wage earning element Nr Hunter pre-
pared in detail the report Of the T"nema-- House
Commission which IS regarded as the most com
7reheDsive work NJ irs kind. Last winter. when
n. municipal lodging house vas opened. M" vas
made the superintendent. and conducted IL IN
manner 20 win high praises from the Board ot
Public Charities
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

she vas built by the Newport News Shipbuild-
ing Company and IL is declared that If the Hi
nols had been built at one Of the navy yards
some Of the officials having the work in charge
would probably be subjected 70 a court martial.
The hawse pipes have been torn out and new
ones viii he substituted II is alleged that the
anchor chains became badly worn while pass
ing through them. which was due partly u the
fact that the pipes were extremely hard. II has
not been decided whether the GOV eminent or the
contractor viii pay for this work. The navy viii
pay for certain alterations in the cabin. II IS
said also thar there is some trouble with the
fire mains The Illinois is TO be Rear Admiral
CroS nnshield's flagship the European sta
uon. and viii he present at the coronation #
King Edward VII in June
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
LIKE ANOTHER T4-LJLANI.
MOUNT VERNON DEMOCRATIC MACHINE
7--NgING CITY DEEPER AND
DEEPER N DEBT

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bring ABOUT .a',7r a"l-----i- '- ---ai'9' -i-i-
---- --a. task NJ cleaning -- is no easy No
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s.--. r .-+ "A.- ~ n z---- 7---''-7 --- N ~
a----a- .s r-rf.~r- forward r- The Democratic
.--- -.-..r r-,-a
-.-7- winch "--- ---0 .-F pace -i-'-- y inc
THAT che ----- Is nearing IT'S debt limit. and
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interest n --e town in view are determined that
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

lie -oL-MB-A s-HEr--z-

C,Iumbia.s golfers are Q.ar-i1= for an unususlIs
busy season according 81. the schedule Of contests
a0n1ucet yesterday 0v Captain John 9 Bates.
Beginning on April 8 there viii - team matches
every Saturday until rha -~sr week IN Nav.
her Columbia. with Harvard. Tale PeUusy Ivsuia
and Princeton viii compete lU rle Intercollegiate =
GOLF championship +r G4r1eI City The complete
schedule as follows
April G-St Andrews ~ C-zu1r-y. X
April r0Ta-~ NaSr-re7--r --1-v CUB.
Vest Farm Second team against HaverhIlL az
Island
a7- 1-.7rur-Hil against N-v Haven Country club ard
a. Haven
APri atus-7i coli rIu7 a. Shc-- FfrIs NJ
Ma %-Ns~Seu County CLUB az Glen cove
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

An Im0orta1t special meeting of the United
States Revolver Association was held AT the Arena
last night good representation Of members
being present A motion BY Dr.. Reginald H Sayrs
was unanimously adopted which provides that in
future AT the time Of holding the outdoor cham
pionships Sea Girr y J.. for pistols. revoIvers
and military rrvoIv-rs- the executive committee
shall invite SucI. shooting organizations in other
parts of the country il may III hold
championship contests simultaneously under the
rules or the United States Revolver Association
and on targets 70 be furnished hy the association
said targets 70 De verified by IT, and each club
10 guarantee its own expenses
IL was decided. in determining the standing os
the automatic magazine revolver that IL BE-
admitted in matches on equal footing with the
military revolver. The target for military shooting
Is 20 be the standard American. With S-inch
bulls eye =. - and yards The executives
committee r Partridge Of Boston. Paul 4
Becker. Of San Francisco, Walter g. Hudson p
Wilder and a l. A HiUneIwright. OF Nevv-Y York
was empowered 70 draft rules for the simultaneous
ma atches and % decide on bulls eye for indoor
shooting
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
10 -Fr4IlINE- 4RHnRLES.

In view of the destruction If The 7-st Regiment
Armory. General James Meier. cor1randanr ot
lie Second Brigade. y. o. y Y BROOKLYN hss
ordered that all the aru0rles under Jurisdiction
5e examined 10 determine whether there are 81 n
Cieut precautions taken 20 guard against IRE Tha
Investigation viii be made by Major J. W Tuun-
bridge OF General MrI-eer's star L Is rh04I-E-
that there IS some carel@ss1eSS shown in allow
ing cunauS1lNle materials rr a-rur1rIi4ra vherz
they audauEVr the safety Of the 4r-uC--ss
Another thing that viii be the subject - i7vaz-
tlEari0n Is the means for clearing The galleries IN
case Of fire These galleries hold from i've thou
sand ~ six thousand people In some cases there
only Few sraIrwtyS and -ak kes ar least
fifteen minutes 20 clear the galleries.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
p0RTo RLc4yS HELP rKLNLEY ErNn-

Cleveland March l9.-Thousands Of Porto Ricans
have contributed to the Mckinley national me-
mortal. Governor William II. Hunt. On letter
received to-day by RyeTsOU Richie national serrC-
rarv reports 81 4q7 y has been raised I'm fhr
island and the number NJ contributors FAR
nm into the thousands Governor Hunt asked some
ore i'm each town receive the funds. and no
CONFIRMATION be 10 cents The people
~ the island responded a once To each OF The
contributors viii te presented certificate. and in
mis- manner nCtures % Mckinley, the White
4ousc ana the Mckinley home Al Canton viii
adorn thousands Of fine homes and cabins in Porto
I.CA
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
FAvoRs GOVERNORS RENoMNArIoN.

Tho West End Republican club ~ the With
Assembly District ~ Kings county has come out
in advocacy OF the -onominarion Of Governor OdeI.
Al q meeting i'm the clubhouse AT Fifteth-St and
ThIrrooHr1-avo, Brooklyn. ON Tuesday night. the
club unanimously passed resolutions which We're
introduced 10y Elmer :. White. chairman Of the
trustees. ural-IuE Governor o1elIs administration
and declaring The club purpose in an honorable
ways 20 aid and further the selection 0f delegates
10 m" coming State Convention pledged 10 his
rannmIratin -
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
NEW HEAD WORKER NAMED
ROBERT HUNTER SELECTED As sue
CESSOR TO JAMES p. REYNOLDS.
COMES FROM CHICAGO, WHERE He
MADE GOOD RECORD.

The position Of head worker in the University
Settlement. at No. 1S4 Eldrdge-st. which has been
his appointment as secretary 20 Mayor Low. was
dlled on Tuesday evening by the council. who
selected Robert Hunter. of Hull House. Chicago
Mr. Hunter IS expected TO take up the active work
Of the settlement within fortnight A. the same
meeting Mr. Reynolds elected member ot
the council.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
DEVERY HOLDS HIS GRIP
PARTRIDGE SAYS BIG CHIEFS" INFLC-
ENCE Is STILL STRONG.

HE Is CONTENT TO BIDE HIS TINE AND
BREAK THE OLD POwER-BRIBERY
EVIDENCE HARD TO GET.
Police Commissioner Partridge, for the first
time since January l. talked frankly yesterday
Of the affairs Of the Police Department and the
difficulties under which ne has labored in his
effort TO bring the department TO a state of sat
isfactory efficiency. and 10 remove from IL the
elements which have formed the basis for public
criticism in the past. The Commissioner ad-
mitted that he had been hampered by the posi-
hility OF the reinstatement by the courts or eX-
Deputy Chief Devery. The Devery faction Win
in the department is still confident that the for
mer chief will return 70 his old place. and its
members are anxious TO retain his frlendship-
Others hold him in fear and are loath 10 make
any move that is likely 70 bring down his dis
pleasure and render them eligible candidates
for his vindictiveness and condemnation should
Devery be returned 10 the Police Department by
the courts. his stay would be Of short duration
ample material for charges the substanuatlon
of which would put Devery out for all time IS
al hand.
The fear Of the old influence and power in the
department is greater than is generally sup
posed. said Commissioner Partridge, and when
the case Is finally adjudicated the atmosphere
will be cleared u a great extent The condi-
tions existing in the department are not the
growth Of a day or a year. They are OF long
standing and IL will take time 10 rectlfy them.
If we're invested with arbitrary power the case
would he different. but cannot remove an oTl-
Ger. no matter what his rank. except on Wel
sustained charges. If the evidence IS not sum
cient from legal standpoint the officer VIII 'e
back in the department by an order OF '"e
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
TIE ILLINOIS ~ BAD SHAPE

''i REPAIRS NEEDED BEFORE SHE Can
90 To EUROPE.
,r.... asserted on good authority that the bat
,-, ---'N'if mo-" Al the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
'e ready 70 san for Europe before May
So '.ial N-"ppo V-ill have 10 be spent on her
aois .r f,l ls y n 70 make the passage The Hi
had her - 'pes recent addition 10 the navy. and
~il'-4al tilal trip only 4 month ago.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
ET.PRENLDENT NENnN cnvnnLrADE

The Catholic club Yesterday received from ax-
President Grover Cleveland the following telegram,
OF coincidence on the death of John A sullivan one
Of the ex-presideuts = the club. who died on Tues
day.
regret exceedingly - learn II the death 81 Tobn
A sullivan. whom / highly esteemed as a friend
a good citizen and one Nho had proved faithful TO
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
VIII PROB4BLY R4TTFY BOND TSSrI

II Is expected that the stockholders OF ths
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company at their meet
ing to-day will ratify by a large majority the
recommendation Of the directors IN favor OF au-
Jhorizins issue OF sl5a 90 30 bonds.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
ACCUSED ar BREACH or NErrR4LlrY
BoER ENJOYS SAY BRITISH HAVE A CAMP
AT NEW-ORLEANS

Messrs. Wolmarans and Vessels the Baer en-
VOWS who sail this morning for France on La
GasooEne az the Plaza Hotel yesterday said that
they believed that the shipment of horses IN IN.
British from New Orleans was clear breach Of
neutrality, according 10 Information In rbeir nos
session. I-ugand,' they said, has esta bIished a
camp AT NeW-Crleans. base Of military s,,nDee
iu the Emitted States. We are prepared 10 nro,.a
that horses sold direct by officers Of this GOV
ernment 10 officers n the British Government and
are shipped direct from New-orleans the seat of
in South Africa %
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

TO amount to $3.50 par value. IN the First Ma
tional Bank or Baltimore The investment is
derstood 10 be without local significance
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MURPHY N4uES uILIT4RF STAFF.

HIS son MADE Personal AID. WITH
RANK OF MAJOR
Trenton. y j. March 70 Special aD.-C7ove-1or
Murphy to-day appointed his son. Franklin Nur-
ply --- as his personal AID on h,s -5--r4-- stan.
V.-l tA@ rank ~ major Major Murphy IS con
1~--=d with r7e NU~Qhv Var0isr Company He vas
--sl-lt@t from Princeton University i'm -s95 and
IS vel known in Newark The Governor also de-
tailed the following officers 20 serve -C his sraF-
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis r E--4-v. of Atlantic
civ. Captain Charles Tra~ka- 7S Jersey city.
and Ft-Sr Lieutenant Edge ~ Atlantic civ Lieu
tenant Edge is secretary ~ The Senate and ad1u-
rd1t the 30 Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

j. WoODW4RD'S BANK PTRCH4SF.
James 7. Woodward. president Of the Hanover
National Bank has acquired a large interest. said