The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-08-07


The German Atlantic Cable Company
has decided to lay another cable from
Germany TO the United States.
Three men were killed by an cxplo-
sion In Aurora mine of the Oliver Min
ing Company. at Ironwood. Mich.
The town of Evanston. Ill. has under
consideration plan to adjourn for the
season. owing to mosquito plague.
AZ Creston, Ia, w. =. Hepburn has
been renominated for congress by the
Republican Eighth congressional dig-
trict OF Iowa.
President Palma has signed the bill
nxing the salaries Of members Of tho
Cuban senate and house Of representa-
uves at $1,000 year.
Chicago bellboys are forming n union
feased on the principle Of carrying no
cocktails after midnight and accepting
no tip less than quarter.
The rumor that Great Britain in
tends TO purchase the district Of IOr-
EMO Marques, In Portuguese. East Ar
rica, has caused great excitement In
Portugal.
J. Pierpont Morgan dlned with Joseph
II. Choatc. the United States ambas-
sador, ard Mrs. Choate, Thursday.
when King Edward, Queen Alexandra
and Princess Victoria were present.
Senior Gonzal dc Quesada, the first
Cuban minister to the United States,
arrived In New York Wednesday ON
the steamer Moro Castle from Havana.
He was accompanied by his family.
Robbers blew open the safe Of the
Bank Of Fountain. at Fountain. Col,
fifteen miles below Colorado Spring..
and secured $50. Nitrogiyccrine was
used and the building practically de-
stroyed.
OH has been struck at jamestown,
Tenn, at a boring within 400 feet OF
tho famous Bobs Bar well and for two
hours Il ''gushed" 200 feet In the air.
u In Of high grade. The well is 225
fleet deep.
The French Battleship Gaulois. with
some Of the members OF the French
mission which came 10 the United
States To attend the unveiling In Wash
ington of the statue Of the Count de
Rochambegu. arrived In Lisbon, We'd
nesday.
The bishop Of London. the Right Rev.
Arthur r. Ingram. u. d.. has an
nounced that Queen Alexandra will
provide q tea" for 10000 female do
nestle servants In celebration Of the
coronation. Each servant will also be-
presented with a medal.
The New York Court Of Appeals has
unanimously affirmed the judgment Of
conviction Of Johann Most. who was
convicted Of publishing an Improper
article In q paper owned by him and
Who Was sentenced to one years im-
prisonment In the New York penitcn-
tisry.
A parliamentary paper issued pre-
sents the revised financial statement
for 19O2-0a. II In estimated that the
expenditure will total $3.50. .795 900. and
that the revenue will amount to $I62..
1000. The deficit will be met out OF
the proceeds of consols loan OF $l49.-
6OO.OOO, leaving 129 9.9SO,00O available
for contingencies and the redemption
OF. part Of the national debt.
A committee appointed by Judge
Lindsey. at Denver, to examine the
county printing contracts. has reported
that exorbltant prices have been charg-
cd. and that no pretcnse has been made
10 limit the charge to even contract
prices. The report says that steps
should be taken to recover at least one
half Of the sum Of $4,000 paid To- -ther
Smith -lsroQka--Pr!atAhy Company Of
Denver from January 2. 1901. to April
2. 1909. inclusive.
What entities an auctioneer TO the
prefix Colonel before his name was
question OF discussion In the conven-
ton Of the State Austioneers' Associa-
ton at Waterloo. In. There has been
much Iooseneas In the application OF
the title of late and he association de-
clded 10 place q definite limit on col
Onels. The motion that IN auctionecr
must cry 1000 sales before he In en-
titled 70 b. called colonel was ut once
adopted. This, Il was argued. would
restrict the title TO the better class OF
aaetioneera
The strike Of the machinists employ
ed In the various plants Of the Allis-
Chalmers Company has been settled.
and the men will return To work. The
demand Of the msn was that they be
given an sight-hour day. with q half
holiday ON Saturday, an Increase OF
12h per cent In wages. and recogni-
ton OF the union. They accepted an
increase Of II per cent, and the com
pany granted the rest of their demands.
The strike has lAsted ittle over
ysaF, ne msa 0oins ost Nay 20. 1901.
Abdat ~ men ass involved
rhs 0hAe DsYesss1(s ssaas oso.rs'
committes ~ ~ tD61a4 The llsso
l1sr.'' o,s ~ 6dssty. fspts'nber 9
A Cevelanom l. johnson. OF
~ chairman elected temporary
iontespvention. In a spirit
for Sag 10h votes 10 l-3
:. and I johnson, Of CincinT
pringfeld. l.. Zimmerman. OF
haidats puJohnson was the
.onn r. McIlrd by the friends OF
convention is,e holding Of a late
y wishes - Of Msardancs with the
snort and sn.nson, who favors
1mpaign.
ON, Doss o Billy 1 -
'.a - ., his sutom got much fun
OF his being . dos.. never
c.sse Clyde Fitch. tbs -