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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-03

Some Of the seminaries should decide in
debate whether Christmas shopping Is not
likely to become rougher sport than foot
ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-03

1t Is not easy to tell whether Venezuela
is IN a state of peace or whether President
Castros typewriter is on a vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-03

Perhaps neither President Baer nor Pres
idenf Mitchell is as black as each paints
the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-03

Not being In danger of prosecution for
lese majestic, the kaiser can say about what
he chooses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-03

There Is some disposition TO cast a gloom
over Arthur P. Germans chances by pro-
claiming him the .logical candidate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-03
The Season of Beneficauce.

The western train robber has become toe
common to be picturesque.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-02
aLOcuRAs DE UN YICE.cONsuL.

w. II. Stuart naci0 en- Wool
wich, lnglaterra, hace 50 amos.
Desde hace unos treinta amos Sc
empleo Ell el serviciO consular de
su naci6n Y por fin obtuvo el vi
ce-consuIado de Boston, que es|
bastate remunerativo, pues le
daba $4,000 de sueldo Y como
81, 900 de sobre.sueldo. Ademas.
Sc cas0 Ell Boston con la hija de
un Millionaire apellidado Went
worth, Y como viva con su sue
gro no tenia gastos de familia,
Tenia reputaci6n de hombre
tranquilo, reservado, Y sin vi
clos. Con todo, llegaron 4 ma.
nos de varias personals pagarGs
por la suma de 100000 endo-
sados por In sonora del vice con-
sui Stuart. los cuales SO vino 4
yer que eran ialsiiicados por su
marido. Con este coincidi0 el
descubrimiento de que las cuen.
tas de Stuart on el elconsulado pre-
sentaban unos $4,000 de des-
falco: y 1ltimamente Sc ACADIA
de ayeriguar que Stuart Sc ha.
bfa vuelto devotismo al estudio
de In vida de los "Cuatro Reyes" "
8 sea In baraja. ERA, pues, ads
misible que caballero tan respe-
table, fnncionario de In naci0n
modelo, tan altamente emparen-
tado v relacionado, pudiera ser
tornado, iuzgado y condenado
como prevaricador, falsario yla-
dr6n?' No Y mil veces no. Pues
lquG hacer? Toma, 10 que hizo.
Declarale loco y meterle On un
manicomio, al mismo, 81 NAL no
recordamos On que iue metida
hace POGO la eniermera Jane
Toppan, declarada demente por
haber, segAH confession propia,
cometido treinta Y un asesinatos
por envenenamiento en- cinco
amos, dc los cuales iueron com
probados nueye.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-02
GENERAL

! era la clase de religion que
pfoh0 asi misma uu valor 4 la
ninita hasta Que ereci0, porgue
era una religion de ayuda, pala-
bras benignas V buenas obras.
Catalina Drexel, tan pronto CO.
mo tuvo la edad competente pa
ra razonar por ST misma, Sc de-
termin0 ell ser tan buena mujer
como 10 eran su madrastra. abue-
la V tfas.
Despu6s de la muerte dc su pa-
Dire sus rentas eran $1,000 por
dia, Y la mayor parte de este Sc
repartio entire los necesitados.
Tenia spnalado Ia Sta. Drexel
un dia de Ia semana para recibir
4 los pobres en- su hogar Sus
convidados en- este dia tan par
ticular eran si6mpre escogidos
por su pobreza 8 infortunios, y
la ioven posadera Sc empehaba
en- hacer esta OCCASION un dia in
olvidable en- sus vidas.
En- 1889 la Sta. Drexel Sc deci-
di0 consagrar toda su vida q la
iglesia.
Fu6 el dia 6 de Mayo de ese alo
que entr0 Ell el convento de las
Hermanas de la Merced en- Pitts
burg como apostolanta. Seis
meses despueS tomo el velo blan-
co de novicia Y POGO despues el
velo negro Y todos los votos de
la orden de las Hermanas de la
Merced una de las mas ricas de
la Iglesia Catolica,
La Madre Catalina, como era
entonces conocida, fundo la Or.
den del Santisimo Sacramento
para ayudar 4 los mdios Y ne
gros.
Construy6 un edifcio para la
orden en- terrenos pertenecientes
al estado DreXel conocidos como
San Miguel cerca de CORVALLIS,
Pa, y aqui arriba de cien hernia
mas oupadas el dia entero ense.
hando ninos Indios Y de color 4
que se conviertan en hombres y
mnjeres quienes puedan sostener.
Sc de por 81. La Madre Catalina
es tambien responsible por el
buen trabajo que Sc estd verih-
cando en- In escuela de lndiOs de
Santa Catalina en- Santa Fe,
Nuevo Mexico, como tambien en-
la escuela de ninos de color en-
Rockcastle, Va. Ahora tiene su
corazon y alma puestos en- el
gran trabajo queest6 proyectan-
do en- Cascade Springs.
Es perfectamente interesante
ell yer una i6ven de este pals qui-
en- ha heredado tan enormes RI
quezas consagrar todo su dinero
4 caridad tan noble. DE toda la
familia Drexel notables por su
religion, caridad Y buenas obras,
el trabajo de estd noble mucha-
cha fulgura Y opaca el trabaio
espl6ndido que la iamilia Drexel
ha hecho en- la sociedad.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-02

Recomendamo
conenon
Ambos de mas dc 200 pdgna uadas
mosos grabados. ~
va Como contamos surtdo de obas complete CO.
mo varado podemos vender peos que estn acanc de to-
das las ortunas Tenemos las obras mas neresane oder
mas, de Religion, Educacion, 8 Recreo
Todo peddo que venga acompahado su vaor aten
dido ponttud hacienda por los gasos
de envo Necestamos socamos agenes las poba
clones cuyo eco supcamos dan nosoos personals
pas de huenas reerncas quenes mandaremos nuestas
condiciones.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

commission 70 lay OF the St. Mary's-
Charles county line. On motion Of
Mr. Morgan. Dir. Cox was chosen
chairman. Mr.. Morgan named as his
assistants in surveying the line Jos.
A. Smoot, Of Charlotte Hall, and
Benz. Combs. OF Leonardtown.
The Maryland State Teachers As
sociatiOn viii meet at Ocean City
June 30, July /. 2, 8, 1902. Re
duced rates on al railroads to Bal
timore from June 18th TO July 7th,
inclusive. Fare from Baltimore,
round trip g. Hotel rates e and
$3.50 per day. Teachers may get
cards for special rates from ]. H.
Medairy d Co, 5 N. Howard street.
Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

Correspondence of the Beacon.)
The game of ball played on the
Leonardtown grounds Monday last
between the Charlotte Hall and local
team was one of the most exciting
games ever played here. and the real
score viii never be known. At the
close of the End inning the score
stood Ia to 2 in favor of the visiting
team. AT the beginning of the 4th
inning ''Fergie" Harrison was put
in to pitch, aud after 3 runs had
been made on him with no one out,
he was taken out q ",ceaker but riser
man. We all know ''Fergie' to
be the best all roSad player in South
ern Maryland, and he upheld his
reputation, for he threw the ball all
round the home base, and when it
did come Orer il was batted out.
About the 9Th and Sth innings the
score was about even, and in the in
14nse excitement even the scorers
seemed to get a little ratified, and
when the 9Th inning ended some had
b to 30 in favor of Charlotte Hall,
while others had 81 to 32 in favor Of
Leonardtown. Among the latter was
a Charlotte Hall gentleman, who was
certainly competent, and no one In
Charlotte HILL College can dispute his
word After the game the official
scorer. when looking over the score,
said, in the excitement he had omit
ed some runs which should have
been counted. and that the score
should have either been 81 to 32 or
33 Ito b in favor of Leonardtown.
Both teams batted well and the Leon
ardtown. outfielders accepted every
chance offered, among them. two diff
ficnlt running catches by Paul Hay
den, which were the star" plays
of the game. After the games dance
was given at Wise's Hotel. ~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

N0tkcSp0uuSnCc " tue 1G8gBE-t
Thursday last the LeonardtDwn
team played Charlotte Hall and lost
by the close score Of - TO IL. The
game was the best one played this
year. and the most exciting. 10 was
real baseball. The game went OF
very smoothly indeed. Leonard
town started the run getting in the
first inning. when she got one man
home. The home boys were Qua in
the same inning. in the one-two-
three style. The second inning
gave hope 70 the local rooters when
two runs more piled up. Leonard
town made one more in this inning
making the score 2 10 2. The third
inning ended with the score 3 10 3.
AT the end of the fourth inning the
visitors were one run TO the good
the score being 5 TO in their favor.
The fifth brought two more for the
home team. At the ending of the
seventh inning when Charlotte Hall
stepped up TO the plate the score
stood 8 10 in favor Of the strong
team from Leonardtown. But now
the home fellows were determined
10 win, and their determination was
far excelled when they succeeded in
bringing six men home, making the
visitors look blue, but still the fell
lows from LeOnardtownf fought nobly
as could be expected, and we must
say that they fought q noble battle;
they played like gentleman. Both
pitchers were hit frequently. After
the game the coach OF the home team
said. "Myl But you fellows ought to
be proud Of that indeed" And in
deed they were proud.
Following is the score in detail.
Charlotte Hall. O2ll20sIx-I3
Leonardtown. lll2OOasl-Il
Stolen bases. II. Loker. Jones and vertner
Two base hits. Harrison and Roberts. Base
hits on Loker. Il; on Vertner. 10. Struck out
BY Lockers. BY vertner.6. Bases on balls
ny boxer, I. Hit by pitched ball, Wise. Passed
balls-By Dent 9. ny Chesley. 2. Time.
hour. u minutes. Umpire-Prof. J. Y. cOad.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05
Sc. Inigo's Items.
(Correspondence Of Che Beac.

VOfresponOence Oh the BeacOn.)
Wheat is a valuable cereal and
the utterances Of farmers are no
longer overshadowed by that cheer
less word IF. True there will be
shortage OF straw, but the grain is
well developed. Germ is growing
well, and tobacco plants do not sire
the eye with an unpleasant hue.
Gardensyield an abundance Of choice
vegetables, and Irish and sweet po-
tatoes are thriving.
What beautiful nights! If, as La
water says, Each particle OF matter
is an immensity, each leaf world,
each insect an inexplicable compen-
dium." what wonders are above!
oh. the depthsl But depths are for
the great Creator.
Birds are having u feast and il is
difficulty matter to get o mess OF
cherries. Flags, strips of muslin
and scare crows as ugly as an Aino
idol are Intellectual in keeping our
winged friends from satisfying their
natural instinct.
CALCULATIONS as, ''Ohi" Mercy"
Bless it, ETC., are not heard ema-
mating from the lips of over sensi-
tive persons in crossing small
bridges since friend p. repaired
them.
Flop, flop. Pray look and see
what occasions the peculiar noise.
A novel fight to be sure. Look
Why, it's hen and buzzard striv-
ing for the mastery. What manoeu-
versl Flop, flop and subsequent
peckings. Therel the hen is con-
queror and T. B.; with out stretched
wings flies rapidly away to join its
companions, some Of which seem as
mere specks in the blue ether.
Buyers of soft crabs are paying
acme figures a dozen, and boys
twelve years old realize e. so day,
that is whenever the crustasians are
plentiful. 1t requires five dozen to
realize the figures named. Con-
signments are made to New York,
Baltimore and Washington.
The G. A. r., turned out Both
ultimo with badges, music. and
large, intermediate, small and di-
minutive flags galore. A number of
graves were decorated with Flora s
beauties.
There was mass at st. Michael's
and preaching at Friendship NJ. E.
Church and at the two Episcopal
churches, lst district. No doubt
exists in our feeble mind that men,
bers Of the several churches are es-
saying TO learn how to live-tO ac-
quire soul rest, which is proof
against all distraction and pertur-
baton.
Mr.. Edwin Coad whose intellectual
ability, whose love for truth, which
is corroborative OF itself, and whose
generosity and goodness of heart
are well known, paid this section a
brief visit recently. He was the
guest of Judges. Clarke. AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

Waterspout I'm The Bay.-Capt.
Joseph Smith, Of the Weems' Line
steamer Potomac, reported that dur
ing the storm of Sunday, May, %,
while he was on his way down the
bay he saw of Thomas Point one of
the largest waiersponts he has ever
seen. The vessel was far enough
away from it, however. to be out of
danger, but the crew and passengers
watched il with great interest.
Waterspouts are occasionally re-
ported of Cape Hatters, but their
appearance in the Chesapeake Bay
is extremely rare. -sSan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

There is q newspaper in Kansas
whose motto is Lie, steal, drink
and swear" and is thus explained
by the editor: When you lie, let it
be down to pleasant dreams; when
you steal. let it be away from immor-
al associates; when you drink, let it
be pure water; when swear, let it
be to patronize your home paper, pay
your subscription and not send your
job work away from home.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

Road Work. The Highway Di-
vision of the Survey is planning for
the first piece of modern road con-
struction TO be undertaken on the
Eastern Shore. Queen Anne s coun-
ty takes the lead. Its Commission
ers have set aside $500 for the pur-
chase OF the necessary materials.
The loan of the necessary machinery
is assured through the good Offices
of the Road Inquiry Office at Wash
ington. Mr.. A. N. Johnson, high
way engineer to the Maryland Sur
yey, has already inspected the piece
OF road TO be improved and reported
to the County Commissioners.
The Division has also made ex-
tensive surveys of the roads leading
out of the District of Columbia into
Prince George s county. The county
law places the direction of this work
with the State Survey. Il will &C.
eupy much II the summer working
time Of the Surveys men.
The relocation of the old Frederick
road near Hollofields, in Howard
county, is also going forward under
plans prepared by the Geological
Survey. When the work is finished
the road will reach the high bluff
over the Patapsco by easier grades
and turns than before, without be-
ing much longer. The Survey is
also in correspondence with persons
in Caroline, Cecil. Charles, and sew
eral other counties concerning work
in prospect.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

strawberry Festival. There will
be Strawberry Festival in the Grove
at the Cedar Point NJ. 4. Church
Wednesday, June 18th, beginning
ut $50 p. m. The public cordially
invited. BY order of Committee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

Remember L. A. Jones & Son have
q full assortment of Boys Clothing,
Hats and Shoes, Gentlemen's Fur
nishings and the largest stock of
Embroidery, Lace and Applique we
have ever shown. Prices and sam
pies cheerfully sent on request.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05
STEAMER CALVERT


Orphans Court of SC. Mary's county.
May "a. la0s, Set:
Ordered by the Court that j Frank Smith
and Williamson Smith. Executors OF Harriet
Z. Langley. late Of 50. Mary's county, MARI :
land, deceased, give the notice required by
Law 20 the deceaseds creditors To exhibit their
elaine and that the same be published once a
BEACON.
Test: PHILIP r RrCKtRR
Register Of Wills for Sc. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF che above order, we hereby
give NOTICE that we have obtained from the
Orphans Court of Sc. Marys county Mary
land, letters testamentary on the personal
estate OF Harriet n LIngley, late of saId
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the eaid deceased are hereby no.
tined 90 exhibit the same, with the proper
vouchers attached thereto to the subscribers
ON or before the 10th day of Nov l9ls they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits OF said estate. All persons indebted co
the deceased are requested 20 make immeiI-
ate payment to the Subscribers
j. FRANK SMITH.
WILLIAMSON r. SMITH,
Nay H-Swf Executors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05
written for the Beacon
A Puzzle.

To be filed in with works of Far
nous Authors, the name OF the wri-
ter's being given.
Yesterday afternoon T. NJ :
$500 (Ford) and R ----C-----
(ChurchilD were married at T. L. :
- P c. (Daudlet). T. :
L. NJ 1880 (Barrie) per-
forming the ceremony.
T. c. - L. -(Allen) fur
nish the music.
H. r s -(Ford) gave
away the bride: The best man was
s. c. --------- Goodwin and
A Gohnston) was maid of hon
or. The bridesmaids were p :
= A --- Davis) and A o.
O w. (Thompson). The
ushers were E H ---- (Bachel-
ler) and D. - H = (Wescott) T.
T. G. (Dumasi were
stationed outside TO keep order.
The church was dressed in l.
a L------ Ruskin). The bride
carried B. R - (Howells).
At the last moment t. u
G. = (Howells) arrived.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the NJ ----- NJ
Emory where NJ ------ B. = :
(Thurston) served f. o. t.
lHowells) after which t. f. =
W (FOthergilD played for the
dance.
They spent their honeymoon at
t. H - O. s. - G. - Haw-
thorne). On their return trip they
became victims of t. c. X
4 A T. - r Ford) and the
groom exhibited so much bravery
that the Co. voted him r B.
O. c. (Crane). -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

= b. TIPPETT & BRO,
AS ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw,
ii 4. Lexington Street, near Chas. ;.
Baltimore, Md.
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore
city, Court of Appeals, in the coun-
ties of Charles and st. Mary s and
Washington city. Special attention
given to Admiralty practice and col
lection of claims.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05
New Blacksmith Shop.

Having fitted upa first -class Black
smith Shop and secured theservices
Of .J0HS SLATTERY, q well-known
and competent Blacksmith. any work
in his line will be done as cheap as
the cheapest and at shortest notice.
Horse shoeing q speciality.
J. b. & j. Fl. NORRIS,
CALIFORNIA. Nh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05
LUMB her.

All Lumber guaranteed to be as
represented and to give satisfac-
ton.
IL will pay you TO consult us be-
fore buying.
Good lumber always on hand.
Come and see us.
Mill on left side of road leading
from LeOnardtOwn to Hillville, on
Clover Hill Farm.
la Having leased mill, timber,
etc, from Trenchard Bros. s. West
colt will be prepared to furnish all
kinds of lumber on shortest notice.
Address all orders to
MICHAEL KELLEY,
Lsonardtown or Oakville,
St. Mary's county, Md.
May 29--3ns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

STATEMENT OF Equitable Life Assurance
Society, December 81, 1901.
Gross Assets, $3.50 $50 861 Il
Liabilities. 25o 312 o23 % =
Net Surplus, n549 o3786
Amt. dividends paid in 1901. 3.742. 519.57
Surplus means strength and dividend earning power
The above statement shows the Equitable to lead all
petors IN TINS important particular Therefore if the Equ-
table cannot afford protection cannot be had If il can
not pay dividends they cannot be made.
For further information. apply to
ID. M. WHARTON, Leonardtown Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

Subscribe TO the Beacon.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

Lakes. Berwanwer q CO. have sukAhlished
areputsf5ua foF notwithstanding the best
clo<hinx p<asihle Of construction. ana
their prices are always knir.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-05

To be filed in with works of Far
nous Authors, the name OF the wri-
ter's being given.
Yesterday afternoon J. 49, NJ :
Alaska forum., 1902-03-29

Allen and the Eagle Mining Co. is badly bent, to say the least. II is rumored that the break was caused by Allen refusing to turn over Sone papers belonging to the company holding them to force recognition of his claims Belsea said: Ut is true that Allen is ill possession of valuable papers, but we have not yet made formal demand for them. :"
 Jack Nelson may purchase the logs that Sam Heeter has hauled on the ground and erect one story hall, in place of the ornate two story structure designed by Allen chinkcd with moss and mud
Alaska forum., 1902-03-29
BELSEA OFF TO EAGLE.

Supposedly to Secure Counsel in Case.
 Great Activity Of Aliens Typewriter
 Followed by Nervous Prustration.
 I. Belsea of the Eagle Mining Co. leaves for Eagle this morning. 1t is rumored that his object IS to se- cure counsel in the 4a Glen case. He will meet Dillon, who comes in over the ice, at Eagle and confer over the outlook. Belsea, Beard s]ey and Allen were busily engaged all day yesterday ill copying papers for Belsea's use above. Be,sea $ departure was surprise to many and considerable speculation is in- dulged in as to what he expects to accomplish by the trip. There is no judge in Eagle and there is no likelihood of there being one there for some months yet, so that factor is eliminated. MT. Allen 1t is ru mored, is confined to bed with an attack of ervousprostration induc- ed by excessive strain over his typewriter.
Alaska forum., 1902-03-29
EAGLE CO.'S. MIX-UP.

EAGLE cos. MIX-Up. " Allen Refuses to Turn Over Papers And
 Belsea Withdraws His support--A
 Peculiar State of Affairs No Hotel.
 Ali construction On the Hotel de
 koden, sold by that gentleman to C. B. Allen, las ceased. It Is stat = ed d ithoritatively that Allen will
 never complete 1t. It seems that the Eagle Mining Co. were suppos- fu to be backing Allen, and from the tact that Allen claimed to own quarter interest ill 4a Glen, men :r We're found who were willing to
 work on bedrock aud wait for
 Allen $ 'wash-up.', Bnt like flash a from clear sky came word that B1.oea of the Eagle Co. had with
 dawn the favor of his countenance
 aud on top of this the supelintcnd-
 cit of construction was told that he 3 could not eat any longer at his
 boarding house on bedrock then all work stopped. MT J. Belsea 4 was seen and II, answer to some
 unestiOns said: We never guar / anteed anything connected with MT
 Aliens hotel scheme. We have
 enough to do to pay our own bills.
 MT. Allen is not connected with the < company ill any way, agent or other ' wise. While we have no regular < attorney, for any legal advice we = require we consult E. J Knapp. ; Allen has made the statement that
 he owns quarter of 4a; this is
 --falsehood, he has nothing to bo with 1t. ; From this it can be seen that the entente cordiaie between
Alaska forum., 1902-03-29

.rch 29. 1902. No. v
 INJUNCTION GRANTED ON 4 ABOVE GLEN! Marshal Dribelbis Ordered to Stop All
 Work OH Claim And Take Ch.re~
 Marshal Drihelbis received the following telegram yesterday: Nome March ooth, via Unalallik George Dribelbis. Deputy marshal. Injunction granted ill Gariatt vs Belsea case You are appointed receiver of dump. Pepers comil:y. Take possession of dump and step work. Jas. Wickersf,am, Judge.
 This closes the first round iii th1 legal battle over the ownership ol' the lower half of ia Glen Gulc,l, and puts stop to all further wolk OH the claim. The dumps will re- main i'll their present condition ,,n- til the case is finally settled. A it is highly probable that no judge will be appointed until fall ,be caoe will not be disposed of earlier than the summer of 1903. Frank Hiatt left Unalaklik yesterday for Ram part and it Is supposed that he is the bearer of the papers referred to Ill the telegram.
 1 Marshal Dribelbis left for Glen at7 o'clock this morning and will enforce the order of the court clos ing down the claim and stopping all work on the disputed ground: The order places the dumps ill he mlrs hal's hands and he Is thus given full scope ill the matter.
 mF If you want tue news lea tn