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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

The people of Quaysylvania ought to take the liberty bell and bury it with proper ceremonies under old Independ- ence Hall until they learn better to ap- preciate and preserve that for which the bell stands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

About the worst investment the people of any State have made in recent times was when the Connecticutters invested in a Constitutional Convention. The dele gates deliberated four months at an ex- pense of $1OO,OOO, and then the people buried their work at the polls. Such a waste of money on the part of shrewd people is unusual.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29
Anxious to Return.

HayIevii Examinc-.
 The great masses of Democratic voters have wearied of the issues made by MT. Bryan, and are anxious to return 10 the old Democratic principles. MT Brvan will lave to go into retirement along whn his free silver issue. The Democratc party will offer other issues to the peo- pie in 1904
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29
Circulation Doubled in Three Years. 2.

That the circulafion of The AdveruseI , steadily climbing upward Is demons,Iassrs. s.s,,t y, nt hEures given in the eppendea .snS month covertng the actual daily issue TOT 'ho
 From a cofhparalive point of vvst view 'Ior For figures furnish much food for tnoousnd durine instance. the average daily cifSuiansosna ss avsrage the past month has been ,Szv' ,ac,ssai net Sundays has been t4,643 The ,s Nav is aysrage gain of this May over lastt s'552, 2.H8t; the Sunday average gam lis,,,iyi in csqhci to an increase ofs about one
 A c6mparisor1 of this May with sy,rs May, osin iS onfy three yea.s ago, Is simply ninannsS mas that period the daily average ines inne,.css 7,. been ,Zsz; the Sunday ayerasss a.ssssstlvsiy r S7 4s and l0l.47 1f other words. The .Aes Aus " Rsn the daily circulation has simply douoseu cat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

The Dattos and Sultans and Dittos In the Philippines ase gettinglso obstreperous that Funston will have to be sent back to settle them--if the President will take the bridle off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

The Richmond Dispatch wants to knod if the English sparrow is passing away. Well, if he passed away from your ba!li- wick, he surelyf'lit" in this one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

Mrs. John A. Logan writes an interest," ing skit on "the evils of too much money" but that is one thing about which nothing but experience is convinc- ing. Almost any man will admit that 1t is great evil for the other fellow to have too much. but as for himself he doesnot think there could be an excess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

It may be fue, as stated, that the erup- ton of Mount Pelee elevated the land on this continent but it had no call to raise t,fe temperature
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

ThS sight that strikes a city man as the height of incongruity these hot days is tCj see wagons going by loaded with coal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29
H%H<~<~< ~%> <t | WITH ALABAMA EDITORS. ' e%~ ~+ ~<~$V
 A Success Without Him.

Clayton Record. ,....
 Bryan was invited to be present, but he was not invited to talk at the pig meeting of the Tilden Club. He declined narty was d success without him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

{An exchange tells of child who ''swal- lowed lie and died" It isn't usually so
 suddenly fatal to swallow d lie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

We suggest that MT. Bryan go up to Maine and do some stunts for the Demo- crats this summer. He wouldn't ac- complish anything, but it Sould be a graceful acknowledgment of their in. dorsement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

A crack-a-jack scientist estimates that of two billion units of heat given off by the sun the earth gets only one unit, and { contemporary wants to know what would happen if we should get it all. What difference would 1t make? There would be nobody left to discuss it, or any earth left, either. for that matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-29

W. A. scott. Circulation Manager of the Montgomery Advertiser being duly sworn' says: The foregoing statement of 1ne Au rAftizes'F daily circulation for the month ot May. 1902, is true and correct and conlpllea nfter ell returns from nawsboys, news asehu nfid left over copies have been deducted
 w A SCOTT. Circulation Mgr Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of June, 1902. F. W JAChsVN;p Tseai.1 N. P. Ex-o. J. r.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

puml, ulgNnGAt. LAWS.
~ re,sooa sign the semr 90, ra,tue,shn,
~ CH,rNtal,Nn, as the aCt M aah pA,tnvtHhtp
~ corporation, huto,e aeN pe,sM ot oMvvt
Comrrtent "a take tnoWleAnMrNt ut aeeds.
The pNhNieat'Hn he,ehN te,tui,Vd need NNlN I've
Miet description, sWdAvtvW tW the MentihrA
t,ou NJ auNh naNne, naines Mhtha ~, lvNueA
AMI need MT tontam avett,ted tovN ~ ihe
acknowledgement, the pioN isiNna NJ thta At,
shalt apply to al hettlea, tvpA. hoNta, uaNH,
ea,t,eta, c,ates, tnuta, a,rhona, iups, tNH,
ha,tels, ceaha ~ any othrt Vesscls Wron Mhirh
Aad name ~ nentea, Matta ot ,lcNtvra Ahnn
apprn, ~ ntNieaatd, whtthpt ut NNt ANY "a the
aeme ahall ht 50 eNisttNrt AZ tht ttNtM Aa,d
hNnp AMI publication
Seo soc, The aaid atNr,al vltha mentioned
w the r,eted,nA aeetton shalt ttra,d in aont
book NJ tetNrd in theh tuato,N, vNNes Nt the
ANd advertisement ih the nvWaphpv,, uttttArd
to Ivy the publishers AZ said ntMapaptts ia
which the STATUE have htVn pMhiiahtd aNh ahtd
,eareC,iNe elv,ks shalt furnish topits thetvoi
duly Ueitihed hN them ga the usual manntt 90
ANY pe,son who MAY apply thv,tto,, and shalt
receive ipt anth ieoouiiNp aud aurh vorits thv
tees patti With teaptet t0 Militant ahlt, aud a
ce,uhed why Vt ,ht said descriptions AMI ui
the AAM advertisements and the Ahtd tritihvntv
NJ the said lnhhaheta "a the aAid nrWapNpr,A,
when Nertthvd IS nntr, the hand W thr ,lt,h
WITH whnm the AAmt ntr ~ Wvhvl With tie
aeal ~ his onitv attached, shall Nv r,,dpuve
,hM the rtNNiANnH ~ the p,v,r,liNp Heriten
have heen rnnrlivd With and ahhll w hitHa
ydtte eNiivnue ~ the title "a tht pt,aoh, pe,
HnnA, partnership ~ ht,N tNtpN,Att NN,ntd
therein to the eata htns, hnNva, iANa, vhi,tvtA,
Wp,va iNnnta, heulvs, atphnNa iuus, tMa, het
iela, eaata, ~ ANY uthe, ,vasrM NpNN WhNh
the NAME W hAWtal mathH tt leNitra w auth
rr,Anh, petHon4 pattntt Ahip W h,tiN rotpothtr
NAV apreAt AZ lea,athrlt W sAd description.
Wee, fpt Ntei RnN letHoA pttAvua, lNttnvt
ahln ~ hedN teipoiAte ahhn have Nleh AND
rMhliHhed Ma, heN lA ~ ,hpi, description NJ
aneh Mantle ~ nhtnea mMhAW drNhea va 81
VNplANVN With the ptNtp1tkN tttHtttuH. AZ thts
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

r,lni, unNlRN. lAMs,
NnNrtNn iaA
An Nl 10 NNNN ASH 1nA nlt ltNAVt
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epmliN W MAtN lAnd That Atriiou "a Nthlr
"A M lh. LMln M lMMlLn llAMHlAl INV mn.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

pNin,,, ubNleA, AVA
p,entaea ANY pt,ann N,utaune any p,Nviainp
~ this sertton ahall Npeu eonvietiVN i've hnpd
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

saesassssssssss a.sss.s4.aas.sa..ss
Nnih uliNbGN, LAWS.
partnerships, hodv ", hNdira vntro,Ate that
has y, have htNwiow Nlrd aud pNhlished a
desri,ruon ~ hts he,, Sc az THEFT nanit ~,
nAmea ma,ha ~ deNNes tW the punnses
MenNoned ~ NerNNN lNl VI thiA NNt. ~ aeeNNA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

ser AMT he " eNavted fMa Nv, ahaO
nte eneVt h1,m the iate 90 na paHaaNv
AproNed Aph q, tens
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NaNethW
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Wv hevm ve,ttA, that the an,pnoip "a a
rnnev, reiN ~ ~ Nrtot the nenelAl Naaem
MY ~ MA,NmNd raaaed a, lAnua,N Ntaainn,
AnuA
A t4Nt.t lt44...k
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

r,Rii, u,iNIRN AVA
Attttir 81 ~ thr Nute ~ rNblW HtUrWl thWa,
utle ttiimrs amt tNnishNenia. aUh title
'tuontrtieitinH aNd loWvN' RR "a euaeteA
h, thr Api "a ihp1. Nhapiei $50. anh the Att
so iaHA theptr, spo. he hnd INV aAU1e 81 hrtubv
tereaieh anu a. rnhvted With Awenttntnia ao
as "a VAt as uilaWH.
al NnN pr,Am VIM Hhaii hlaph Watt,
tnNe et ptuntp,tpit, W oAnar N Wnuutr m ne
hlAph Waie mNrtA 80 communicated, m viii
ineiN ath u, Asaiat ga inlprlN WRhWn mtgiNh,
Auv,nAp 90 uuuNtvtipUmp ANY het1 viii, test
nnlrnt W pntuu, hNNd. W,ntnH nhleatnt,,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

wuMAO oNNNRM LAWS.
eeme ia hv,ehl tettAieA ANA ip pnao,ed tNteaa
as WlleWA
wee he y ehApieh that 40 pteplietNt 81
oWntl ai any Wii W hrtoN AZ tbs stats.
uihv. Than eaiAhiahmpNA m MISUNDERSTANDING
tahntd MOUNTS, 0 mAnAuvN antnt, ut foreman.
nt olhr' retaeN ~ vhAlht ihvieot AhAil, after
NV ntt dAi ~ Npiohtl m the NeM einhtetn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

'itNlNNNtt NNi INV ttttANHNNNNNA Ni WI
npsatH W. anu the AAne Is hpUhp lpppaieh
ana W pnarirA An As tu ieah as iullnNH
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auamal pHvputma, AdmluiHuAtnia VA Whth
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hnaluRi theh, Rnd "a pttWeeAihpa hN 80 AnanRl
priHmH incompetent ~ trHliil Va ,eApnn ~
mrhRl 'isAWltli ~ pWh ~ the rAUau shall
We allowed a. ,raltii aR ~ ans NaNaAution had
with W AiNieWenl hhlt - Tho tpalAtni Nura
mte %, pA,lt 900 mramrftuni tn WAliiN ruhn,
puienhallt ~ ihuunh tu antn Hiuoe trad
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ihtlem u, llle uppuslie putty 10 unltsa the
lpHlimunt W aNph lpsmlel ihtaAip nl lhilt
mpomppirnl ~ ltslt shalt hatp hten alirAth
nNrn Va rthrmp runrppinn lhr BAme iAhs
ApliNn 90 HihuWuNt IA The HAuip tnWsp n hia
10 hui avn hthtli ~ nu hphhll il hiH u hr,
representative Va inirteAi nnl HhAll u VA rom
pplpu w hni riRr iui aus pnili W nv uAnep
Nhn haa hrrn rFAmnti lhflph MA 4 Niintas
w ruliuhutAit llH ipAinnnt Whpu imptAphrh
w mUui ~ hm uNn inpmiHlinn ~ HlAtpmunl
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

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title "hmrhmrntA" Anh title 'tlainnnt N
rope,l,, hs Va ehhcted h the ~, ~ iaao
ChAitn no. ht AND the aemn 81 hulrh, 80
realud And ,e rNarIrh sn AZ "a teah a. miinNs
A. The WnnV,N atiarhph ahhll W. iis
rhN,ped iem the lu,t aud surrendered u
anrh riaimam urHn thb hiiun a. huni m NJ
90 tthaii ~ eurh vlAnnapt "a a penaln eduh
IA luuNW the value 40 tho mnptin ~ AArt,
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mimi MN MI NhnlA mn Anrh hhMhnnA. mi ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16
ml lhM mn ANlh la.la NM llnLlll

huaiim - he iAW NNith hate h6ipuiuie
0ttpiel hnl lhai AZ mph Nere AUi tiNhlnna
shall he riuAtpnrl W a rpnrngdn "a Il lit
law het'l repeated WHie Hlll Ia ialrt
AWhnthh NAH y. tUn.
tinN WAtltn AMitn
3HNtiuni.
iunN nlnurn,
litHltni n lhu Aruate
ANN A. NIIiIfitIfi
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16
~ moug, ~ popy,N tpdnegp,

~ AaanuuuM vi aut nuuA WtitiNn uhlipA
TINY mii "a utuhanpp NumRsoN unie ml
tanrv, 90 irvetW tN mpuel 80 r,uptitet ga
aut AraNtiAnpu ot iprotW uiihpt tn nlaueI
90 ~, moruN, with MentW ~ dvhaui
nny pe,snN WhuManrttD "a Hhnll u,tei "a
pnh'ah aa iNe any mlap. hupN allel 90
re0ute,ieh irrt wilt irsNmrm ia ruthii,
honi, Wtitiun uhinaiptN hii "a n6phAnpp,
pomaae,, no,e lui lhu raimrni II mUint
81, Wnreht, m eniNHgmrnl 90 nHainnment
~ ant mhd Nillnn uhlinelmi, hiil "a us
rhnnnr WnNisslt nnlp m the patmunl
~ nAnpt "a mupuiit, AruullaNrp ~ lfnuhl
u1 manei "a wuprtu 8mi tt ,lppNui il
teton. ana Hn htmp uuutiptrh lhtirm shlii We
aenirnrWi ~ lhr ppnlltWlaN iul na irHa than
bnr lmi mnir thAh pn trhiH
hpiin Nnh Wv u mlhpt HNAriell That
nHthiur ppnmhti IA hia Arl HhAl Ia an,
mAMMIl Mimi mn rAnnA MuM NnnLllnn ~ AnN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

shalt Whhll, Violate the p,n,isi,hs "a this
atutiNN ~ ahAn lp guilty Va "A mistpmeanat,
hni ep enneiriien lheiem shalt We Rned moi
lraa than nnu hnnhpd loiiNa lh eArh and
uNpiA uNunHe ao peinmnteh, and pAV the uuAt
and tho uthu halt ie the arhNU WnA "a ,he
rnuNN 80 titk ~ Whiuh the niiehsn ehail have
heeN uomntiiiedl mptbrh that NnlhMs tn thta
arvlou shalt applt - ihpdpdvh, Maahhglnn,
Queen AnnhH, tAuull WWNmiuN, UMalme,
hpni NeMptApl uthlt lNl,ull A MaNa.
irt iWtheHith NNne,t ihlhot MonlnnmuN
hh llAiiNia luunitA
Apiutt1 AWii ~ igl8
lHnA WN lnn AMilll
hntpihni.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

patti ehNli W. pah "a the mlUumtl, hui the
hthp, hail "a the Brhuu ihhh ~ hp ~, ~
pnunir 80 Whhh sath p,nerrutmn w uunlUlui
" ahaii We unhNiul Ia any peson 90 pplaonH
"a into Az, aliram "a aipama Va lhp Ninlt M
Ma,thW
Aeu /, That 81 AutH u, pita ~ Nria, aud
hh aev,nnH anA ratta ~ FuNuuH ~ thg
mrniA iheteW nuN m http VA ihr Nlhin ~
MAr,mni htnnaialpni with ihp muIianne ia
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

IW1NWFWN NJ wv IttH NM NJ lNNIFItN IW "
NnNlus, 'hem, eNt ~ pU,edmpa y, ., apaius
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16


such nlinn ANT puhliVAuoM ehall Not he ~
QNl,ed ~ apam hlv and puhlish suth ltsv,ip
uoM hm shalt Ne vuttiieA ga an the henehte ~
thia Aet as fully 49, u hr shr, u ~ the, had
tomplttd With nll she pioNtsiNns he,eW
soeS ihe ptoNtstsuA NJ this Nvt shalt nN'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

apply to any rvtaon VIM has tahen. nNvn
reviewed ~ 81 nainN aNrh hvNa, huxta, travis
tNnteta4 riates, tonnta, hNttlvN, avNhona, Mpe
tine, ha,tvla, VAabs Nt ANY nthv, ,taaela 90, III,
consumption ~ thu mnvtal, anita -, aetattt
wateta Mtne, heri, pottcN ale, v,lrb ptnuVi
ale, aMall hevt, lanvt hveN WvtAs hrtt ~, othri
hevvBpta rlavtl thvum M iht oWup,a. a.,
WIN attet tonaumption ni ehd rnNtpnts 81 h
poasvsa,on ni the HhMe white awaiting the "a
tN,h "a the NWNets, 49,, shalt the p,oNiAiona ~
this Net erpl, ,o any pa,hapv MAN voiieettnl
the same SO the ,rpNlat routae W hA hnAiNuas
Nrp'oNVd Artl q, hHoa
WnN WA lltN RMrn
tuNrtuW
NnN nNnNNp
Ntaident Va the 8pnatp
NNW N w. MlrNnNta
Arvnhet Va ,hr louAu ~ nrlunatta
We he,ehN rwiiNI what the ahNupo,nn Il i
ppnvrt rapN ~ ah Nrt ~ thp tDunuNl Aasem
hlN ot Matland, raaaed q, lhuWaN avsHiHn,
tuaa.
NrNhn hiiNltn,
HvvittA,y ~ the AenAtt
n I AMnl
thei Cle,k ~ ,ht lloNsp "a npmnaira
NONi1hu sbi
An Ny 60 NNrNAl WlAriltp A ~
fiih ANiA ~ rnN NNNnnAi NAahM
m,NNr MARRY ANilNif NWa, NRNfiitn
An ANf 90 Am lWn NAnitmN ".
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16

Nft w MN"hA w lAHttfNNhA Wy ~
apainAt pNpputuA, AdminiHuAhaa Ia Whhh
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Puget sound co.lInx station.

Washington. Jan. i3.-Three hundred
thousand dollars ia the estimated cost Of
the proposed coaling station to b. erected
at the Puget sound navy yard. plans for
which have been completed. The bureau
of yards and docks has In It's possession
the sum OF sf2s.0o toward the construc.
ton Of the eoaling station. That bureau
proposes to enter into a contract for the
erection of coaling she'd and appurten-
ances, TO cost about sii2, 500. and for
dredging to cost si5y5oo. II Ia The
purpose Of the bureau to have two coal
ing sheds and wharf $50 feet in length,
and to have coal handling machinery "
the highest grade. The capacity Of this APP
pliance viii be 90 tons per hour.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

London. Jan. 1.-THE British war OF
fee Ia confronted with a most seriou,
condition of affairs. Its call for yolun
tecrs to relieve the regiments at the
trent has. so far, met with absolutely
no response and has served TO inten
sify the widespread indignation exist
ing among all the volunteer regiments
In the first place. volunteers answer
irg the call would only receive a shil
which many volunteers have already
enlisted. receive five shillings a day.
The only solution of the deadlock APP
pears to be for the war Office TO intro
dLce conscription or withdraw the new
regulations. These have stirred up
strife to an extent which has not exist
ed for many year between tho gov
eminent officials and the voluntary
arm OF the service aud. according to
many high officials, will bankrupt a
majority Of the regiments. According
10 the new rules every regiment must
go into camp for one week each year
and the government grant Will be re-
uutSu III ptOpottloH W tue Huihptt VI
etsentees from the camp. The volur
seer commanders saw 1t is impossible
TO get more than 40 per cent OF the
n.en together in the same week. so diff
ferent are the occupations OF the vol
unteers.
In addition the war Office refuses
to recognize drills which are not at
tended by percentage OF men, which
II has hitherto been found quite In.
possible to attain. and imposes bat
talon parades OF such strength that
there Is no drill hall or drive ground |
In London large enough TO enable the |
tattalioas to maneuver. Among those 4
who condemn the new regulations Is /
Colonel Balfonr. brother OF the cab
met minister. A. j. Balfour. who cons
mands the London Scots.
The matter viii be brought TO the
attention OF parliament and II the or
rer of the secretary, Mr.. Broderick. IL
rot amended the volunteer force. so
the colonel OF ore OF London's strong
Fst regiments says. will dwlndle 10
nothing. In tie meantime the war Of
ice Is sim waiting anxlously for an
answer to the call for troops for ser
Ice In South Africa. !,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

New Orleans, Jan. 13--Captain :.
DevaIliers of the Boer army, who - IN
this city, is in receipt of letter from
n. C. Arnold of Bloomington, H., saying
that he has organized in Illinois COM
tany of young men, all of whom served
IN the United States army during the re-
cent troubles with SPAIN who are anS-
ious TO serve with the Beers in South
Afgrica, and wants to know if Captain
Devalliers can make any arrangements
for their transportation Captain Devil
Tiers replied that it was impossible to get
unto South Africa for the Boer army
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

New York-In steamship circles the
opinion was freely expressed thar the
report from London regarding the fear
of an epidemic of smallpox there dur
ing the coming spring and summer is
exaggerated So far as steamship
crews are concerned no apprehension
Is felt Smallpox. it is said, is exceed
ingly rare among the sailors OF the
trans Atlantic lines, because it is the
regular custom to have all the crews
yaccfnated before they are allowed u
enter upon their duties on. board the
steamers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

New York, Jan. 13.-The statement Of
the associated banks for the week ending
Saturday shows: Loans 1864 ,2G3 800, 1e-
crease 5000, 800, deposits 1926 ,982, 900,
increase s77s,5O0; circulation s32,0l3,700,
increase sl30,5O0; legal tenders s7G4s1,-
400, increase s2,223,6O0 specie s1Gs, 222,-
700, insrease, s3,413,9OO; reserves s244,-
100, increase s5,637 800; reserve re-
quired 1921 ,745,65O, increase sI94,625;
surplus sI2,05s,45O, increase s5,440,725.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

Boise. Idaho. Jan. IA special from
pocatello says:
John Lee. John Mccall, Bert Crawford
and James Burns, four county prisoners
awaiting trial at the district court, over
powered and bound Night Jailer John
Priest, unlocked the outer door, donned
the overcoats OF Sheriff Rice. Deputy
George Griffiths and Jailer Priest and sue
eessfully escaped. They had saved
through the bars Of an interior cell and
induced Priest to enter the jail on the
ruse that sick prisoner was dying Five
United States prisoners, including three
Indians, declined to avail themselves Of
the chance for freedom.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

London, Jan. l4.-Now that William
C. Whitney's derby candidate Natsur-
fium and his stable companion are safe
at Newmarket and the English experts
have had chance to see them, Nastur-
fium has become a prime favorite for the
derby. sharing with Duke Of Westminster
the top price, 6 to ] against There Is
every reason to believe under anything
like favorable training conditions the
American entry will carry more money
than any starter in the coronation derby.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 13.-J. +. Err
ginger, wooden washer in the employ Of
the Seattle Steam laundry, met fright
full death by being caught in a hywheeI
while adjusting the belt on piece OF ma
cbinery. Every large bone in his body
was broken and a one and half inch
steam pipe which he was hurled against
snapped in two. He came to this city re-
Gently from California and is survived by
a widow and one child.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17

The Hepburn bal, in brief, authorize.
the president to acquire control Of the
necessary territory in Costa Rica and
Nicaragua. from point near Grcytowu
on the Caribbean SEA, by the way Of Lake
Nicaragua to Brito on the Pacific ocean.
and 1t further authorizes him, when the
territory has been secured, to direct the
secretary OF war TO dig the canal and
make terminal harbors The bill appr0-
PIRATES slo,0o0.0o0 for preliminary ex.
penses and the secretary OF war author.
lied to enter into contracts TO the aggre-
gate amount Of Sls0,OOO,OO0.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Doyvie Elder to Jail.

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 13.-The full court
of British Columbia has affirmed. the judy
snent Of Justice Drake, sentencing Elder
Brooks Of the Christian Catholic church
IN Zion to three months in jail for coun-
selling one Of his adherents not to engage
a doctor when his children were suffering
from diphtheria. 1t is thought this will
drive Dowie's little band out Of the prov
5nce.