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The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-22

Shelby M Cul1om has been appoint
ed clerk Of the Supreme Court to sue
ceed James S. Cox, who was compel
led by ill-health to resign after a SER
vice Of about a, year. Mr.. Cullom
served for four years as assistant col
lector Of internal revenue for the dis
trict of New Mexico and Arizona He
resigned that position in the fall Mr..
CulIom has the honor of being a
nephew of Senator Shelby M. Cul1om
of Illinois. though he does not owe his
present good fortune to that.
The drilling machinery of the Cam
elback Oil company has now reached
the depth of 1876 feet, and the forma-
ton, while still hard, is appreciably
softer and better progress IS being
made. The committee is still engaged
in soliciting funds for the continual
tion of the work. which ought not tC
be given up at this stage
At the meeting of the live stock san.
itary commission at Phoenix last
week it was decided among Other
things to subdivide the inspection dis
tricts SO that the work would be more
remunerative and that the inspectors
might the better afford to carry our
the purposes of the law. 1t was re
solved also to petition the secretary o
the interior to officer the newly estab
lished forest reserves of Santa Rita
Chiricahua, Graham ard Santa Cata
lima. 1t wwas decided to adopt
new form Of hide tag, the present ont
being found inconvenient and unsatis
factory.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-22

The big Calumet and Arizona hoist
has arrived. The removal of the big
castings by wagon will be an interest.
ing operation. When fully installed
1T will be capable of hosting a triple
decker at a dep;h of $500 feet.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
WATTsRSoH ON REED.

There are some things even better
than The presidency. The speaker Of
the hou-e-weariug the mantle Of
Blaine without Any of Ill ~hreds and
p1tches-perfec'ly understood what
he wss DOING when hen surrendered 10
his Own heart. That brart beat true
10 his psrty-he was not willing to
fight against il. Ii beat true to his
little brood At home-a poor man, he
knew not when hel.might be taken
away. Il seemed. slime to be laying
Icy something for rainy day. He
was tlmid only in love. He was a
coward only in fidelity. The very
cavalier Of cavaliers; -'the : Prince
Rupert of republicans; yet, a. We said
before. he was born and bred IN the
state OF Mane-a Yankee OF = the
Nankee>-like millions of.other noble,
God-fearing men and women--priug
from that ark, aud shall We say, cove
naut, fitly named the Mayhower?
1t i impossible to undertake a cold
analysis II this man with the grief Of
his taking OF putting ali other
Thoughts aside. We shall not at
tempt it. Big of sbrtiu and bis of
body, big Of heart and big with the
JOY Of living. he Impressed himself
upon the nation. He WAS 10y no means
demorrStical in his private walks aud
ways; a picker aud chooser of his
aom9Suy: not in the least elusive as
Jo his personal outgiviug,;. always
>plf-coataiurd; always self respecting,
yet-beneath the rock-ribped exterior
"A man every inch ofhim-loving the
good things Of the earth. earthly, like
the TEST of u, self-induigeut to the
point Of duty, never beyond it; subli-
mated in nothing; with Wit, which
if it sometimes srorched, was ever
ready to kiss the place to make it well.
Henry Watterson Al the sGridiron
Club.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
THE VENEZUELAN AFFAIR.

One Of the pr6ud-st boasts Of this
country l. that there can be no i'm
prlsonmeut for debt in any portion of
the civilized world.
Horace Greeley said that if he had
lived to have seen no other reform
that that was enough 10 crown any
generation with full measure Of
glory.
If an individual loans another indi-
vidusl money he n4uSvtake his chanc-
e. to recover m same through the
processes of the civil courts, and If be
fails he must be conJented wiki his
los Not only has imprisonment :or
debt, the shame of preceding genera
tion~, teen entirely abolished, but
along With it,. usury has also been
stamped out-a sin almost a. grievous.
Now, fit l. wrong TO imprisou in
dlvfdnsl- far a.-.r II 4. certainly =
-rest.r rronp f,r civilized nation. to
decfar. war srsin-- one another for
debt.
Rut aside from, IT, wra,sf,Ilna.-
ru-n e,r.at ,i., ,.,s-,a,.. lil,.. Great Rrit.
ian and GERMANY 1,auncing onto a
ljft,e nation like V.nezgela. presents
anv+hipg rather than hrsv.. and
beraf. -n.,.fsr,,.
1b..-. pav,.r. have. seized the
ns,k ,f N-n.zrala nonabsr.Ied
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
a POlittoo-matssmatiesr Problem.

Th~-e men start out u ne governor
OF Florida. Frank Harris leaves
OtaJa AT = o'clock Saturday morning
NeaIhfugat the rate on ml-, per
day. Boh Davis starts tee night refore
from rals'ka going Il miles "a day 20
long - tA- Whaling J. good. and Dan
can Fletcher starts out from Jackson
willie : Inday marning after breakfast
ridia- bicycle which slipped cog
lef.r.. he got 20 Baldwin, how long
viii d, AXE those men To reach Tsl.a-
ha->ee. and what horse power Will
ea,h develop in the expression Of his
individual feelings should they find
Billy ~leats already in possession
"Thi- D. a rather difficult sum for
heli. .e-- and should not he under
taken ia weak stomach. Tom
SAN, -r in W,-t HUlSboraugh Press.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
Two OF q Kind.

Ia 1913 King George the Third said
1.-The rights ana Interests Of the
American roloui-,S viii he looked
after and cared Tor. not by thu sgits-
tors sad rebels. but by the kind
Christian gentlemen whom /, A. the
direct representative Of God. have APP
pointed to look after nay lands in the
western world.'
In 1892 President Bear use, almost
the iaeniicsl language.
He said:
The rights and interests Of the
lshoriuc men viii be looked after and
cared for, not by the sgitator>. hut by
the Christian men 10 whom God. IN
his infinite wisdom, has given the
control Of the property interests Of the
country"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
looming Jennings

The following in big scare lines is
appearing in the big daily papers of
OF the country in dispatch from
Jacksonville:
Discussion has been caused here
over publication IN local paper
20 the effect that movement has
been started I'm the west, with pre-
sum.hly William J. Bryan behind II.
4 boom Governor W. :. Jennings.
a. this state. into the vice presidential
nomination on the national demo-
cratic ticket 81 the coming pre~iden-
iisl election. Governor Jennings and
Nr. Bryan are related.
II j. said democratic senator IN
Washington j. sponsor Tor the story.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
DALLAS, GA. FIRE SWEPT.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Wortl
OF Property DESTROYED

"enty-F I'VE 'housand Dollars WORT
or property Destroyed.
DaliaS, Ga. Dec. lS,-FuLly $500
worm o. property went UP IN fire and
smoke mere yesterday evening in the
"7'N's' coANae ration that has eve,
Fls.lel THIS city. Five business houses
Were almost entirely consumed. the
h-acheEed walls Of brick being a..
mat no" remain
NO -EeS were lost. AMI no one. 50
Tar as : known. was injured. The
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
The Weather an Interesting To &c

Those who have been studying the
weather carefully this season SAY that
there are Two hundred degrees Of ex-
ces>iye warm temperature to be met
this winter. They claim that there i
bound To lie al average and fear thst
the average may ue made in few
very cold nights. Others claim that
the weather in Fiorida.li- getting to
where it used h be and that there Is
To- be no great colds this winter. The
weather j. most interesting topic in
this part of the safe at the present
time.-Orlando Record
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
TO HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS.
Noted indian Chief Freezes to CestE
While Intoxicated

Penc!eto1, o.. Dec. 1S.-Five
Crows. noted Indian chief. has beef
four' dead near Athena. Il IS sup
posed that while intoxicated ne fel,
of his pony ard froEe 20 death. He
was - years old oDd DISTINGUISHED
himself in tho Bannock war OF 1875 by
killing the famous Indian chief Ia.
gan. Of the Snake Indians. He be.
trayed Exam into the hands OF he
Uma-.lias Who We're friendly % .he
Whites. Ar they cut 81 lis head. car.
rE.G- Z in triumph 70 the United
States t-oois. The Snakes were 50
earaae1 c.a- hey gave battIa - the
troops ou q plain and wore so badly
Getaa-ot that tha invasion ended.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
a Priest Invents an Airshi2.

y Catholic priest, Rev. Felix NJ.
LAHORE. pastor Of Mt. Carmel church
AZ Denver. has been informed by the
committee in charge of the S25o, ooo
prize for airship competition offered
by Netts. Of London. that his machine
i one of the three accepted.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
Another Politico-sstnemsticsI Prob
lem

Ifthr governor Of Florida travelled
1000 miles during the first half of his
Term. ami was absent from his Office
lo9 days, how far viii he be obliged
10 travel 10 reach the L. :. senate,
with John Stockton and Jim Talia-
feEro crossing his track every half
hour? This sum i done 10y the Rule
Of Three. Tom sawyer in West
Hjll>horough Press.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19

birmingham, Ala. Dec. 18.-Johr
Lett!e, l4-year-old boy of Bloc+or
was brought TO the city and carried
to a hospital with d case Of locIfaw
The boy stuck nail in his foot st.ve-.
a. days ago at his home and hockt,w
set il.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19

Berlin. Dec. 16.-The Da-metare+n-
bank has been defrauded out Of s175
oop owing 70 false entries in tho h,,ol,e
by The oookkeepe7. Nesslcr. who had
charge Of deposits. Nexsler has h.e,s,
missing since Sunday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
German Ship Ashore

Copenhagen. Dec, l8.-The German
turret ship Wettels5sch is ashore -ear
kOsver. The German rarsh.Ds Kafe.
or Wilhelm der Crosse and Pr,nz
Heinre.ch have gone to her aegis
tance
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19

Carriers good example i catching
Edwin Lamhright, Of the Tampa
Tribune, a rising journalistic genius,
viii soon lead 10 the matrimonial
altar, Miss Finch. Of Quitman. Ga,
a most attractive and beautiful wo-
man.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
Death Of Mrs PuIIooL

Savannah. Ga. Dec. I5.-Mrs. Nav
E. Bu.l0ch, widow Of the late Dr u.
.. Bu!loch, who was a relative If
President Roosevelt. died be-o 49,
morning Of pneumonia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
COMPTROLLER Groom nonored.

The postotfice department has
changed the name Of Fitzgerald, in
fernando county, TO Groom.
The change has been made 10 con
fer an honor on AlOnzo Church
Groom, statecomptroller.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19
g Mkrr

This signature Is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative B-GmG-Ju!Gine Tablets
tie remedy 49,, S---c- CO.. al one day
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-19

The biggest and the littlest state in
the Union are democratic states.
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
ROCK CREEK.

Maggie Powell Correspondent
June 25-Mr Millizer's baby is very
sick.
Mr. Coterill and family visited in
lola Sunday.
The Delaplain brothers are thrash
ing for Mr.. Gillespie.
Mr. Wolf and Miss Morgan of lola
visited at the home of ye scribe Sun
day.
Miss Maude Ashbaugh visited at
Mr. Wooster Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Tella
Harris was surprised to learn of her
marriage which took place in Colo
rado. Miss Harris made many friends
while in this aeighborhood who wish
her the greatest Joy in her future life.
The butchers of the Wholesale
house was around in this part buying
fat cattle.
Mr. George Terrick and sister Wis
tied in Ia Harpe Sunday.
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
DIAMOND.
Mns. T. W. JOINS. Correspond,

MRS. t. w. JONES. Correspondent.
June 25-Mrs Mason who has been
spending some time Visiting here re-
turned to her home in Moran.
Voce Smith and family came out
from lola and Sundayed with his father
and mother.
John Carpenter visited west of lola
Sunday with Mr. Looson and family.
Mrs Charles Carpenter who has been
in lola having her eyes treated has re-
turned home. We are sorry to learn
that her eyes seem not to have improv-
ed as much as was hoped from the
treatment.
Miss Sadie Travis of Gas made a
trip to Blue Mound to visit her neice
last week and stopped on her return
journey to visit ye scribe few hours.
We note in passing that the wheat
and oats on the Tom Anderson ranch
are all in the shock and it is beauti.
full sight.
The health of our neighborhood is
exceptionally good so far as we have
heard.
Cora Carpenter is down from Gar.
dner spending couple of weeks with
home folks after which she expects tC
return again to her work at Gardner
We note that most of our farmers
are fast getting the weeds, which thu
recent rains gave such a boost, il
subiection and most Of the corn il
very fine.
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
PLEASANT VALLEY
D. T. Smith, Correspondent

ID. Il. smith, Correspondent.
June 24-The ground is getting so
the farmers can get into their fields
agains.
The rain last Thursday night got
the creek away out of its banks again,
J. II. Chilcote brought home a new
moving machine yesterday.
Grandma Chilcote is visiting her
daughters in Douglas Co.
will Clark, hob Christian and
Esta Smith we're the common schoo
graduates from Prairie Union.
Mrs. McDaniels went to visit hei
daughter Mrs. Portor near Lone Elm
aud while there the children took tn,
scarlet fever and she is now unde
quarantine and can not come home
Misses Flora Cox, Bessie Howard
and Connie and Esta Smith represen
the ,Epworth league chapter at Gar
nett this week.
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.
Miss Nora stewart, Correspondent

NlAHn ANplb oNNN"iNi tN'AN'p"'NN'''
June 25 Mrs. Warner is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Miller in
lola, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover from Neosho
county, were the guests OF Mrs. Ira
Noyes, Sunday.
Nora Stewart spent Saturday night
in Humboldt with her cousin Miss
Effie Stewart,
Dora Adams was the guest of Grace
Puckett Saturday night.
Willie Stewart and Lena Nueman
we're the guests of Nora Stewart Sun
day evening.
Charley Downs and daughters at
tended church at Maple Grove
Sunday.
c. A. Stewart and wife entertained
E. b. Johnson and family Sunday.
Dora Adams spent Tuesday night
with Miss Ethel Warner.
Quite number of our young people
attended church at Humboldt Sunday
night and heard Mr.. Hwang,~ the
Chinaman, preach.
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
MORAN.

MIS- II. L. Bassett Correspondent.
June 23-We are sorry to learn that
neither oil nor gas was found in the
we'll that was drilled on the G A Jap
het place between here and Bayard.
&C Pettengill has gone to Stafford,
Kas, to engage in the jewelry business
where we hope that he will meet with
the success that his skill deserves.
The goods OF Mrs Cobb, the milliner
are being removed, we understand to
Kansas City where she is to reside.
Jennie Salisbury, who recently
graduated from the State Normal
school at Emporia, after call here,
has gone to visit relatives in New
York.
DR. Jewell was in lola on Wednes-
day attending a meeting of the Board
of Pension Examiners.
S Pierson of Princeton, Ills, is here
ooking after his real estate interests.
The Moran band has an invitation
to play at Erie on the fourth which
they would be glad to accept as they
have very pleasant recollections OF
their visit there last year but they will
stay and help the celebration at home.
Nv Moore is arranging for a tele-
phone line southwest as far as the
residence of j r Stewart, mile south
of Prairie Hall church.
w c McCarty who has been engaged
in plumbing here for some time has
zone into the blacksmith business a
Bayard.
Floy McGlashan has been quite sicl
but is now improving.
JIM Spencer went to Osawatomit
last wednesday to visit his son James
Gertrude Barton has returned from
Leavenworth where she attended th'
State Christian Endeavor convention
of which she speaks in the highes
terms.
JT Tredway aud his son Charlie
were here on Wednesday and Charlie
applied for position in the MoraI
school.
Mr. Marksbury, the racket man, ha
sold his stock of goods but has no
vet found any other location tha
pleases him. We hope he may yet con
clude to remain here permanently.
il Shellman, teacher in the Hum
boldt school has applied for the posi-
tion of principal of the Moran higl
school.
Our postmaster, Mr. Kinne has re
ceiyed notice from the post Office de
partment that the rural route soutl
from here had been allowed and th
carrier viii compence work Aus"st !
The Iola register., 1902-06-27

Mr.. Eaton, one of the young men
who are making the Garnett Daily
News a success,in town where others
have failed with daily, was in lola
on business. He reports busi-
ness good and announces that they
intend to enlarge the paper soon.
Z. S. Bennett has begun work on
$4,000 residence at the corner of
Buckeye street aud Jackson avenue.
Theilocation is probably one of the
prettiest in the city being surrounded
by large elm trees and having an east
and north front. Mr.. Benefits resi-
dence will be handsome addition to
that part of town and residents are
glad to see the work commenced.
An lola boy and an lola girl, stran-
gers to each other got up quite firta-
tion at the Katy depot Sunday even.
ing on the supposition that each were
excursionists. When the train start
ed to pull out she started to escort
him to the train and he started to
escort her. When neither got on there
was some explaining to do and here
after they will not speak as they pass
by. Friends of both enjoyed the circus.
The machinery for the new brick
plant to be built east of town is partly
here and men are busy today unload
ing it and setting it up. Several car
loads have already arrived and other
shipments will follow so that the plan
can be hurried right along to COM
pletion. 1t will be one of the largest
and best equipped plants in the county
when done and If the scarcity of brick
is any criterion it ought to find good
market Immediately for its output.
Mr.. r. B. Stevenson, who now
hopes that his new building will be
finished by July fifteenth, has rented
the west room on the first floor to Mr..
Perham, of Ottawa. That gentleman
expects to occupy the room as soon as
it is ready with stock of clothing,
and the firm name will be Perham &
Son. He is pleasant gentleman and
an experienced merchant in his line,
so he ought to win good business
here.
Here is an item from the Pleasanton
Herald which will interest farmers
and, in fact, all, "a Ha gge, William
Melendy and Ernest Decker will try
the experiment of raising rice in this
county. They have purchased 25O lbs
of seed and If conditions are right
they will drill it in horse shoe lake
on the land owned by Messrs. Hagge
and Melendy We are informed that
it must not be sown later than June
in order TO get crop this fall. These
men are ~ be commended for their
enterprise and we trust that their
venture may prove profitable "
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
Moran Will Celebrate.

j. M. Collins, of Moran, was in lola
Thursday distributing advertising
matter for the Fourth Of July Cele-
bration at Moran. An elaborate pro-
gram has been made up for that day
aud people who go there will be we'll
entertained. The M. w. A. Band of
Moran will furnish music for the oc-
casion. The program consists of an
address by Rev. N. V. Moore, band
concert, ball game, wheelbarrow, sack
egg and foot races, and run by the
Moran fire department. In the even
ing there will be fireworks display
consisting of beautiful set pieces.
There will be a good time all day for
all and you will not miss it by going
to Moran.
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
Rollo on the Rhine-Jacob Abbott.
Rollo in Geneva-,Tacob Abbott,

Rollo on the Rhine-Jacob Abbott.
Rollo in Geneva-Jacob Abbott.
Rollo in Rome "
Rollo in Naples " "
Theodore Rooseyelts Ranch Life
f. Remington.
Floodtide-Sarah =. Mclean
Greene.
The Puppet Crown-Harold Nc
Grath.
The Turn of the Road-E. 3. Froth-
ingham.
The Cavalier-George w. Gable.
The Bears of Blue River
A Pair OF Patient Lovers-W. d.
Howells.
The Kidnapped Millionaires-F. U.
Adams.
In the Palace of the King-F. M,
Crawford.
Anne Scarlett-M. Inlay Taylor.
A Parfit Gentle Knight-Charlton
Andrews.
For the Freedom of the Sea-Cyrus
L. Brady
Crittendon-Joh Fox.
The Vizier of the Two Horned Alex
auder-Stockton
Love for an Hour is Love Forever
Amelia Barr.
Richard Yea and Nay-Mauric6
Hewitt.
Peggy-Laura E. Richards.
Kim-Kipling,
The Eternal City-Hall Caine.
Jewels of Masonic Oratory-Com-
piled by L. S. Myler.
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
PLEASANT VALLEY HILL.
MISE ospoRN, Corres.


June 25-Why don't we hear any
thing about the celebration or has In
dependence day become old fashioned:
Roasting ears and fried chicken are
nearly ripe.
Miss Bell Ferguson of Humboldt
came out home with her sister, Mrs +
Baird Saturday returning home Sun
day eve.
Cora Halbert is up again but nc
ways near well.
Ed Ellis came home sick from his
work at the smelters in lola. With
rest and fresh air he is feeling better
but will stay at home now until after
flax harvest.
Mr. Geo Sloan took calf to IolG
Saturday and sold it to the butchers
Charlie Stroh's baby has the chill'
now.
Mrs Kane is not so well again, il
so hoarse again can hardly speak ou
loud.
Some of the Valley folks attended
the ice cream supper at e, Butler''
Saturday eve.
Mrs Bertha Crook visited her sister
Ivah the first of the week.
Grandma Osborn isn't feeling a bi
we'll.
The tramp with the injured arm was
through the Valley again Saturday
asking for money.
Bessie FLYNN has been helping Mrs
| Lin Sloan with her house work.
The Iola register., 1902-06-27
HERE AND THERE

The county normal institute closes
today.
Two moving machines to trade for
hay. J. w. Ballard.
DR.. Oscar Gerlach of the cement
force is improving nicely.
Misses Austie Bonnell and Elsie
Adams left for Manitou, Colo, where
they will spend the summer,
Miss Winifred Walkerarrived from
Topeka, where she has been for some
time as a nurse in the Christ Hospi-
tai.
AS reported to the State Auditor
the telephone, telegraph, sleeping car
and railroad companies paid SIG, S73.-
81 in this county last year.
Mrs. Laws, of Cincinnati, o., who
has been here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Bush returned
Tuesday evening to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Henderson re-
turned last Monday from Nickerson,
Kas., where they have been for a
month visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Col. Lanyon and daughter
went to Pittsburg where they will visit
few days and then go to Barton
county, Mo-, for longer visit.
X. c. journal; "The best speech
made in congress on the bill fixing a
death penalty for an assault upon the
life of the president was made by Con-
gresham Scott, of Kansas"
Allen county at the Populistlconven-
tion in Topeka was very much in favor
of fusion and her nine votes in the
convention we're cast for that motion.
G. S. Ritter was named as the State
committeeman from this county.
Mrs, M. e. Northrup, Miss Grace
Acres, Mrs Hartman and several oi
the other lola people who went tc
California month ago have returned
home, having enjoyed fine trip
Mrs. B. f. Garrett returned Tues
day evening from Toronto where she
has been visiting her parents. Hel
two sisters Misses Edna and Ruby ac,
companied her and will visit here ,
few days.
Mrs. M. w. Lands has rented tn,
east room of the new Stevenson build
ing and will occupy it with her milli
merry store as soon as the room is
ready. Mr.. Brigham, the new owner
of the hotel block, asked for posses
sion of the room now occupied.
lola people who read the REGISTER
Tuesday were fully informed of the
important news that the King of En-
gland was dangerously i'll and hat
undergone an operation. Those who
do not take the REGISTER learned The
news this afternoon.