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rirrESO\ STRIkrR> iRRIsrID.
fIlnrh'lnr Dcrounrrd In q .rcu'ar siik
iirm to Leave Patterson.

p,.fuspv. y J. Jvlv ? Eight striking
d''-- l"i,"r~ vprc lrr"-t"l clrly ihis
morning Ter m,.rs'ilg mc. who waitcI
% 70. u'n ~" I've. 'ups - work The
s'riN" uJd E'if 1Htr' Wt.l 'hr .nl,'c'.
W"r' witGirawr Tho puli.r "y?r tel
s"mr'h."c 80 the hiai E'd Nl,r tho
r..Iy o".' -'li pu' ~ ,'.luTk t,u~
morr IS 'r". v,r' iu~tru 'ri hv ttit
Btr~lu arr.~' py"rv nau found han girg
aru''d 90 jr"huu~., unlr-. y" ,uuli give
n good account ui mmsrl:
Tho arrested St-ik"rs vr-,' arr,lE1ci
b,,u'" 80" !, ,.u'Irr 80 ~ o'ln'k They
Wcr" pa'u' \c'-na'rtn Ri~m' lngr1io.
Amad.p N"'u,llr. Frank Suranginlu. John
brH, tharts Dlli", tItru,- Chiralprc
ari J',n' Toll Tho u .prI"r fiuri 'h"m
g. "t' 0. ID" hn-- W"r" paid during 'h"
dlN. ~" prumpi astlun uf 'hr p.l,"
iut,midlivi IA" -trik"f~ amt late. 100 go"
day .u, I"r-pu W. S"'n N-uInd auN
Ui fi' .tsv'r.U-..-
Huudi"d. q circulars v"r d'-tIihuted
about "a" ~tust- Of tine city early this
morning calling upon all wprking m'n 90
boycott Mayor Hinchhnc, tho hinchlino
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,.Go, RD,, foR mo, vo' rDrES
Granted ~ Tit, ttil Onl, -tcrersi nc-
uinnd l a,icr onstd,rstion.

10 Nv NDrk dI.'rI-' = 20 lT1' N".l.
dor ION g ',ra Ar.rI.L a.. IA. e.
vc-',r'lg ia "'~ w' "~~, Lu"r... -
$50 Doc N-W l,rk aHd 20. NHiHi'y. han"
gai.rj the 'i'.,-Nnur wori .rv IT, grant
i.g o. 'N' rer4lt uf ar'"fa'iuu t,ru~u
Representatives ~ he employers n-.'l. a..
tiru giG the Gni.'. b. q few uaN~ 'h"
ur4pu viii huid IT. f,TSl general cuuN'.tIpu
IN thrrr y"ai- Hi Toronto, taI1la \
general demand for uire-hnur day viii
then H. considered. Ne strikes al" "N.
p"ct"d.
Ih"r" arr 40 picJr workers In III" New
York union who are rot affected hv the
dsmand
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VICTIM OF FIGHTING UNIONS,
TR,Ts. rO TINIP wiss HIIpN
.Ot ms H0i W ~ PIuI.
o. ur iurrs steas tiranrr.. B-rr,eI men
Threaten iiin. and ttcr Versa Itnsn,
thr stone ,traasr, ~rrk q. Tn laln
Itia NJ sur,iian OF Nases 81 ,u

\ ii-iu" b. pending t-.f,r. JUSTIN Cir.
, r'rUl, 100 IA" supreme Court. a. "a, which
I 80 'N' rival hh1f uriuu- ,lal furnish work.
non tn ri'ln AMI -pHut- th' Stone front II
/ the rH..iHu.,' uf Ms. lirl.n VI t,1uIt up
, ih" '.'fb,a., vurr"r ui iuttr.rrN"utH ~'rr.t
a"i NE. ..'uu" Tho contract i.r 'lr
N'fN t.tr gwen % laD - Kr.-sf who
"r'v''.i '.. d.u + Fan l. yJ. c.,pru'rd
iHl 'I. t'u Nuuii take Eve men four uuutt-.
II"I' vas u" di~.U'" - g. Isiy 60 the char.
a.''r II th" wura required, and 'lo paV
W'- god. hlt th" WORK g. a. a -'ruGstIl
III" matter cam. i"fui' Ju.'tar ,I.t'.r'clr
"n an Application # the Stui,r Cleaners
'iI POINTERS Union - onI'in Eo>~H.. from
''1iHnying ~ the work any men " hu are ne,
W"iut~r- uf 'H' I.l.utA'- union The
N. declare! HAT ou VIZ, :, I9r. H..
,'i, 'l.u, .u acr "..r' with th" u.,.n lv
N't'u Hi.N u'r.lS'. { the uniOu v"r, o..
i'' employed and inr union agreed 90 fur.
u u- D. at men t.',i..r.-i for the Nurk Iatly
in 'g.r, a. P-'- i.'uI F,rrati. of th, ur.uu.
aver. R"-,..li SID i.tt lr vas nhlig-I tu
X \"'N'n"u irHfu a.pth,. union. uptw,tL.
~i udiuS .t.,..t.I,..
Rn--"il admitted that hr had u,1,!,, the
contract. vhIrh J." r.Ii D." wa. wiling tu
kt"'I, hut that then" g. q 'll~' M vl Ia, ~
interests Nhl p a' uu.' ,ul.r.rr tie ia
ilHH''~ that o." l. i-Iug ground l.tvc-n
W" IinoI rili.''u"- While N"ry Wiling
u" pay ih'.HHl ui wages ir.i u',~ Tv'. uuIun
'll" IL 1d 'v'H t,, IuR 10. rgrrnu.,ui
with -" p'liutIl- D." ~iv- f Or .,,.f.l
''Nr when a .iiaiiy u,l',air ut 'lc l.t-
.t'. iu .f. -. hsy Pc aii imuj,r-. tr.a.
'il'H. "rci hat general ~'tIkc would t'
,'.'i"d un all thr buuG.ug, wlrr NJ
k'.-"il o. having work done ua or ~ af,~'-
i'g I. h" uii NOT D., "A ~" m"ul'r- ul
IN" PAM ~ uE.u' Jft rrplu' ,uIv U"ui-
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riRRiEs ,i,ns o> " nsiD,sS
~aii'ns Ness-,. s.ir~. fsS Training pur.
ps.~. astirr usr.srs Needed


'nNpuy Iu'y To ilpu-a uf Common.
t.uuuf., ,u ship Sul.ip.s mt astu
to-day v'h pho ~ lion " : r0rr~.
,hrf.ulr 20 rr ilsra.d a Wulf ship
banding uuutTy, o.. ihs rh.,t sitn--, Nr
Itf..n ..tHi tut' h, va- opp ,-s,i 90 ti' pro-
p,-.,l- ~ Il " lryhni nab on TUESDAY
~ r.x,ri 90 ,Ii-i'- f,r sailing Vr--..ls
ami tNr training uf sailnr- fur the navy
Through 'blf .Iur,~ Mr. pirrir said h"
d.I r.' think sailing N'ss.l- W"r" of th"
-Ugl ..-' ys..r ~ nur-"ri,'- fpr sclnHu
a.. ti.ugh' ruu-Ili"- ~ fur'ign cuuutgIr.
hal rr..s.d 20 H., uI,.~-iug, m li~a,ui-.' b.'.
c4.-. '.,, LAT simulated cumi i,'.,i.u
NJ I..i." was u,t ir favor uf paving
-uir r.ldi,s- fn sailing vr--"l- for the training
ui -.amrn Mr. Pm" said th. l.ast thing
the British Government could do for British
-uI,p.4g was to d'pIsn tac approaches
e. tho chief ports and tn make all th" n,sN'-.
stry improvements II" saIi hr thought
th" rHlnai", we're showing "a k."nrr appr'-
citation 1t what WAS Required tnln GI"at
britain. ~ hos, rivals vcr, certainly getting
stronger
Nlr Pm" ad..Nd hat Nr Morgan had
uN'r,u 'h" Government. ou l-.alf uf tu"
u'v combination, 10 ma.," "a contract i'r
uf', years that any British snip. hU.r ur
20 10 built. should not h. transferred To
foreign registry without ~" written con
~,ut uf the President II the lInard pt Irai",
ard that tney should l." held AT th" di--
u al If the Admiralty either for cruisers
ur traisports on 'he same terms a. tho"
accorded 20 other British vessels
Tie comhlnRt ION. he said. was established
purely for commercial PURPOSES on entirely
business principle, He was convino"t that
a ia gg-rutls International situation "''
rap,ulv approaching. hut hv ia" creation
# ,ri, community Of interests he iU''.r"
of British slipping a. veil ~ sh,i bus..uS
was ass uTuI
REFrsEp Nh MORJASS oPPFE
IoNpoS, july 1I" Dudy Nli SAYS
that the Admiralty refused Mr. MurgluS
uT.r # the trryic,s # every British huit
steamer an tie transatlantic combination
ON the same terms a. the existing -.u.
-idi1ci vessels
The sun., 1902-07-04
uORr BrrTI>. ~ E>GLiND.
The Increase Rrportrd To Ne Especisli,
Among NorAinE sIas.C-

IuNupN. Jul, 3. lhr It..-r 81 l.ords
COMMITTEE on B"''.ug nt- ISSUED u re-
tsr-' u -av- thar t.' 'Hnc J. Increasing.
ESPECIALLY among ~" working rla,-"s II Is
u.r confined tu hur-' racing, but ther" i
uuch l-ttlug On az '''.r game
The .ncrca-r i- largely trc to tho farl'l-
iI., afforded hy th" pr">~ To" report
condrur- porting 'ir-'"r- advertisements
whirh. u -lv-. should h. mad" Illegal
T. advises that huokmah"r- 10 Imprisoned
without the option II a nm" when convicted
uf I"'tiug Wi'h loV-
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Judgm.n, In rarrcrir', Favor ,nrn,d,

-.-,., e. p. psPH.l .H 90 Nr>
LnISnt EDt. July Ia" ''rc"rilcr
Lord kiur"1-. Judge .f 10" court - Sr--
~uu- iu Scotland. gave a dro,.r. o. ~ ,avor
e huurrN ,afn'gi" in '.r ~ ,"r - the
Shils, Castle estate, / Z N"'h"rlaud
hrauglt -uit acsinr, NJ ,Ju'g'' AID o'nors
to haN. 10. fa,r -c' - h' ou 'sShuiral
grounds M app.al wd- tak'n iu th"
~rdtt-h Court ,f ARP wh!cn today
arirn.I ,hr ,,, l,ipu 81 l."rl kinWar IA
favor o.! ~ Carnage
The sun., 1902-07-04
Ht >DRiD> DT or CHOLIRt.
Native soldier, OF Bornro stricken while
~ az Expedition.


i.rNDpN, July \ u"~pa'ch 10 IA"
Driy Frprss from SINGAPORE. capital uf
10" straits Sr,tl,lLrI'~. dC. crlh,- the al 70
pslIug ravas.~ ~ cholera among ~" ua-
ave -o,d."-, Il Narawak island uf Borrro.
who were scnt agaln-t th" native head
hur''J- IN the interior
According To- tie ,urr'spuud'ui 1000
men wcr, -cu' in 80 long huai- up the
Ba'auv l.upar River he h'-t might out
'h. men IN ~" mnduu-' hnarS w-r" At
tackled hy cholera The dis'a-c quickly
spread to all the hoats
IN" Npid"ili" l. a-rrih"d 80 the drink
irg uf the fuM rivrr wat"r. which l. IA
f.."'.d with cholera y"rm- Hundreds of
the -uldr - lay i"ad lu their loat- Many
80 10. ba'~ were unahIr 10 keep pac. with
The iic"' oving - their crews h'ing stricken
arI 'ii.-,' we're sent adrifi
On 'h" night - th" bird dsv there had
l.-ru gOo icaths and fifty boats were sent
adrin bforr th. commander returned
- readuuaT,.r- ?Cpn men of the expedition
v-r" dead The rivrr hanks arr s'rewn
with dead and diving soldiers. n" cholera
H. -pr, aiding down 'h" uver
The Ningapor" correspondent of ~"
Dliiy Mad -,nd- q similar story II" news
paI-.r DECLARE. 'ha' th" numh"r ui troops
must l.. greatly uN"r-'at"d
Sarawak. which j. under ia" raJahship
The sun., 1902-07-04
" ,nuham turIon Pleads Guilp 81
>windiInr.

~us.t4. & IAs pfsrl., 20 TITO So
lo>puN. July 5 o. th" Oh Rail'N ro'
u,r court TODAY the Hon Nvudusm Cur
srn rlradcI guilty 80 q ,harg" ni 's-'''ns
w.,tihlc-- ch,-ks and was bound lNrr Y"
api,,Ar iar .,rt,b.' " ,ai.ci
Tie Hon. Wyudham turzun Is a brother
VI the present Baro1 TcynhaIn-
The sun., 1902-07-04
fORON ,TION VA M ~ UGI VI.
=, and. on Route From buckingham Palace
to the Nbbc, wiIi Va, he Rrmo' ri.

LnNpo>. July The Pal Mol Hds'n'
saw IN. --latest port that ha- REACHED h"
offirr of that newspaper i that II th" hius
contIuuc> 20 umpruF" A. hitherto. ~" ""i"-
uat5ou Will 'ak" plar" during h" las' week
m Augu-'
Therefore ~" stands pn the short rout"
from Burkingham Palace to Westminster
Abbey will not h'' r"roved al pr"s'uf.
The sun., 1902-07-04
.,rr wr,n~, "i.. acr,r, HsrrIn,.


VT =" = = ~ IT n " = =
I,SIrrrnI Iui" g." l"r.H" .orr".
-,..rl..,., Of o., Il,":I"'i P.si -..- 'l.i
r,. rr.' ht.,r 'h" hwg ~ &C. .,u," fls
il,,..s wa. ., .l.'1 ." III. gary. va" I,i,h-
to- 80 ",- l.,v iHuEtrr, vt,iiu. t"r
h,t,...o-, ,l. r'.o ".ct-l"u Il he TarJia-;"
,.tt.U.r itu MI. I'm. " /
The sun., 1902-07-04
We, Virginia ulrrr> Return ia Wort

WIZ I1''.N Na .Ju'v2 'un hu'.I,,'d
ard ui'' uIr".- r.'.ts,-l n" WORK = .tar-
day ~ r.rrvhu'. T7a ri>. .u f'at
lrcali'v 70, o'irg l. 31' i,,.. The
'n"u ..' a.''lrr ll.l. o. work o. 'r" tower
The sun., 1902-07-04
rR,>tE Avn rHr >nIr rR, ,r.
4 Iommit,~rS,o Rcp"rt on iic>, Method "i
safeguarding iiomr Lines.

PARIS. july The colonial group iu 'hH
Chamber ,f Deputies met today to cot
ganS shipping cu'uh'IaiIpu. \ ~ub-'"tu-
nii'trc was appointed 20 invest ga" 7l,d
indicate 10 a report 'h" h'.t method i.r
safeguarding tLo Interests 81 the lrrl "a
lines
/, wa, received 20 c,li 10 attention ~ th"
Chamber uf prpu'ir, 90 tn" >GhIrt a. lh"
ga arlios' Iso-sih.c urpnrfvuty
The sun., 1902-07-04
,aluanir Picture. ua,ncd In rarl>

: ~ I Z ~ :
PANS. J.ly > 4 fir" .' EIgh' IN ih"
re~Idr' - uf count putr 81 dr.tr.N we'd
valuable pictures aId w.'E. OF art Tho
damage b. '-rimat~i AZ several m.iltH
france TIE exact amount uf t'r l'--
cannot - stated urth count Pu'H.I rr'
{ Ans t. the ,lty
The sun., 1902-07-04
women star, an independence Va, STRIKE.

ou" hu;,.rr! ana MY Nuu.,n "'ui we'd
a. Wrapper ',n,,r- 90 the -Eui~ 81 'g.u,.
\ Gu'if,dor ana TJ'd1.h a {" ~ ~r'I:y
-ir,,t d.,tdod yesterday 4" stt.E. t.-tay
,uI un' % wage. md .uri'tl.u- They
were E,iuE tu -'rt" .utI' tt." 49, l.t
deferred their STRIKE to lnGrIsnd' nee DIy
The sun., 1902-07-04
G0fR nENiR,Fs 40 "a ~ EOPE.
u T. SAID r!a, The, WI 'iSn nr. kruger
Al t.gcc't

- .fiIl tFh', I.s, D f' ~ ..iH
rHtsstrS. luiy I '- r'i"r'l hen"
that CON Buti,a. ~ Ir"y au' II We A.,
No HDr ,N-l-ad.rS, embarked t"-,.a" ,.
f'r steamer hn'. ser r' 'uI'" 10 lm'p"
n ., v.,' .Gs.. ~ >aIl.- Jrt arc ''f-''ou
t.Nt-, " k,ur,.- ., '''a.i' uu ,IE
The sun., 1902-07-04
Travellers urarh >b,s,ir,a.

" U-t0lfI1 y nv w
'.'''7... ir'v lord u uihP and WI
i...Ira Nh'''uu-,. am American
.'.'."'. .Hs" arrived a. add, Ahrha,
q '''... a. .-4 lave been received by Negus
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IRtNE
I.At1Ntt
BAKI.tIN


IL" noe, to-day ~av- "" are glad
rp Ia" alb. to stat" that IA" hing j. progress
iug well II ha~ been necessary tu remove
IA. draIngr tuhes a. they could not h"
Tolerated Gau1" plugs ar" nov used
instead m" wound i grauula'.ug salts
factorily Tho dI~Chargo has diminished
and j. perfectly Inodprpg- The King
suffers los and although tho dressing
are necessarily Isiuful his Majesty l"ar~
~" proves With III" utmost courag" Ilis
ierlI-Ta,uic hls l,'cn normal ,iucc June 20
~ will We are SURE. afford the greatest
-at -faCtiun a. hi- subjects throughout the
Emplrs Co know that N" condition Of the
constitution oi the Illu-tript- patient J.
adm,rnnlr lie -. moreover, an extremely
good patient he il absolutely loyal 10
the medical men All thcs. things W"
hop,. hpdr well for his restoration to good
health at no very distan, date
The Briiish Medical Jourgdl prints the
same statement a. the Lancet and adds
he following
The tubr~ vsr" abandoned on June %
tn" King j. moved from one bed 20 another
daily He takes a great In'rr"s, IN th.
general u"V- ~ ~" daV The anxiety II
inn phv>icIaus a. first waS very great
Sir Fr,,i-rick Trc,rs did NOT e. 20 ls-i
for seven nights n" bulletins have told
a.. truth. the whul. truth ard nothing hut
the truth
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rmprsor Wlu,am 10 sail the N~,~or.

200. IaIsl |I,s".I,I = M -
kiTL. JAly u L. -aAi that th" Emperor
will rail the Meteor from heisoland to
Dover on July 10
The sun., 1902-07-04
Telegraph Linrmrn on >,rIh..

SaRAtpGN. July ~" incmrn uf the
Saratoga T"l'gfapH a"t Tc',p' nEr Coma
puN an" uut on = ,'riac They G'sugrI
- . PER iay rl,y ha," bee. ro,.'i.. :
"a
The sun., 1902-07-04
DsBUOW'S THEORY IS SUICIDE
mr. frI IOt PIF ~ RI HOR>I
,oI1UI BitIH IO1ffHIR.
..tJ 10 us,r Orrupird tt",ri unsn
.p the tasi Nlghi Nitns>sr> >~esr
t..,-r.. i.u'i, va. Tskru from VA,
rur,,ltug. WIN Ihrr- weun,is en Head.

..Rlt.sp. 2 I July At N" con
.. ..-itv- hearing va ~" ca-'' "l
., u-Ir.v. vIp - n'r,ir''d ct nIur-
...r, ,.,rrr." iu,f"r amt sarah Law
.,., R.v .,rI M..',. ,uUu-'i tor bi>ug'w,
...-.l .vtl' iH" d,t'uc" "f Ia, ciirnt
......tr.Iv i.s uy d,-'iarinr ''nt
....,. 0., t.t, FOSTER and NJ, Law
.... ..uuH'.rd -utcii" by asr"-
..., q rympr-o On account of thrtr
.a...-
.Ia .- supply nv theory said Mr.
A.. VII. would not say whether u
ami 20 I. ,irnt's d'f"nc". lh'-''
.ho n..,li lfm however have no douM'
IN v,v ( 'r-day- testimony, that VIZ
Ill ....rv v.l O." the uu" advanced
..-.,r. 20 ,. clear D~nrpw
LIDO. Walton. the Young painter vi"
Lee ,.ri Ground with p-brow IA" d''
..,r OLD. 'rtg.dy. testified to-day iua'
r...,.v lad told hun that Foster had
y,.,.,I u,,urying a room At IA" I"tu"I
U.... v.'h Miss Lawrence ON the night
q I.a-
Vl.r...-.s called hy tho prosecution a. 'he
h.arbg today con radIot"d the statement
t,ar-r,r Nugeut that there was no -
nv on lie head Of Foster when his body
al. taAcn from Thnna Bay
Two witnesses swurs that blood Na~
..ar 'rum Fosters ears when lis hudv
..I ~ on the bcach and District A.
..,v smith announced that be- would -u""
such condition was lmrps-lh." ur-
the dead man had h',u struck on o."
% t-f.r, death.
Waiter k,ag. Is wears u.I. '"stifci ''1t
q. f.. a.. .r.s y. Of 2 Ia
Methodist Church bef1rr II was buri'Ni ani
nat cut an inch and hall long Ma- pidhF
visible over d." right ev"
George T. Alirich. a carpenter was then
sa.si he saw Oh" hudy ON H." i~a'h
and examined II carefully Pushing th"
lair hack from a." forehead, D." said D."
discovered an abrasion ah"ut quarter "t
an inch m diam"'cr nigh up under III"
lair Il lad h.,u bleeding II" a!-p ,aw
a rIt over tN" iu,i' "v" an inch and q half
.-g ant ihr' ia" "N" and N'~H around II
v,r,, very uu,g more swollen 'Ndb o."
,,.., li in. itc,. On tpp ut a." '"id Wa-
, tr., n.a.h ana tiIr -pu' WHICH l"
r.r..,I wien be- par'rd the dead man ~
.ar
, can von d'.,rln" ~" vo.'i over ~;
s. though %" man l.l h''i s'.4.N VIA
~ ,.'i any ore rlo .,oh!ih A. 'nr h.dy
mind q vs. d.VnoHri n'pN
Tn, v.'n,~, sad tuaJ hi,vi vn- sowing
'..u Poster I.-t .ui M.p.H All '.a.
,..i,' vl- luud .N U.- '''-. Pea. 'r "uul.H
-.y.lr fll' l...t Wa . wing from 'h" 't'~
,... spot .r r.r . ~" head va- 'u" -tr"
.l..r - f.r -.a..u' E..r,..- fln" lri u '.'
t.v,. I...p 'U. result q Iv.uuuu..-.u
Ryron 4 Nrv'nn ~ \"v ". -".n'
The sun., 1902-07-04

take New Nnts Nth YOU. You will md Il
sl IA IUG SNN aud LNLAISO slN.-Aas.
The sun., 1902-07-04

IACoNlAN y II July 3-Two boyS giving
their names and ages a. Edgar Budd'n.
~ and Fred Pricc. y years old, ar" held
h.rr lv CITY Marshal Scott a. runaway
The huy. told the Marshal that they hyod
al Richmond Hill borough ~ Queens. New
lOrh ,ItN. that their fathers were Fpdcrlok
& Bud1.u e tn. Hay- Budden Manuia"iur-
nag COM lry, Gr'rnpoi1t, living at Orchard
and Nasuug. IN streets, and Fred Pric",
living on NrUug street
Il, boy. -aId that while they were play
ing tail Al home lat saturday their tall
! broke arg,. auc Of .ass. and that girl
PLAYMATE of heirs. Marion Palmer. l3
YEAR old. todd them that they would u"
arrested for breaking the glass and sent 10
'h- -'r4arts hall, where they would l."
pa, "a a dark ,,.Il She also told them tia,
she wa gplug 'hc following Monday 20 a
great lako ~ \"v Hampshire. aud advised
rh"m 10 follow her there She directed
'hom a. well a. IN. could and toa them that
they were 'u leave IL" tram a station
the nam. ui which began with "
THE Price bov had s. which his father
had gwen him % buy tir"w orkS with They
lsfi hptnr about O'clock Tuesday morning
and took 'h" Pro, dcucr boat at New York
that night They did not pay any fare on
the boat and AT Providence bought two
half-rate tickets for Boston. In that city
they had little money left They asked
a man on the street about the great lax"
IN New Hampshire and the way to get ther"
This man told them it vs- Lake Winni-
Js.-auk,.. aud he took them To the North
Union station. paid their 'ar'- through
and put them m charge Il the conductor.
when IN. White Mountain. cNprrs-
reached the NrlT- AZ noon Yesterday IA"
bows were told hv the conductor that that
wa the station l~ginulng with W, and they
aligh'.d They searched diligently Tot
Marion Palmer. but without avail
Buddcu ar."I a. spokesman AZ polio"
h.aiquartcr~ and told connected story.
hui after a while he burst into t"arS a. he
realized how far from home he was aud how
worried he parents must lc
city Marshal Scott hls communicable
with IA" police ~ Richmond Hll. for N"
purpoS" - mi, ,rmiug th" hnv, pir"ut- ~
their Whereabouts and th"tr -af~'y.
A. the horr-- of tho runaway bow in
Richmond HI " wa ~aid Yesterday hat
their parents lad had no. c'u" - 'h"ir |
Whereabouts M - la-' ulgl' a.d 'di i-''n
almost 'rau'., over ihsI. t.-iW-arai'''
Arpr '"l"gtap x far ant "'d" ai''r
~" vouug,'"r-, they had c'u.' 80 ~" '''.
Chieion thai 'N.N must hay" ts'u 0r""N'I
ia some ne. gih"riug pond J. wa ~lli
that tho lI'.'" gin. whom '.'N d''"'rp'"i i
20 follow. had gone iu N'i-n'r'. ~ /
Tho boy. had ,-,,.i,ct from '.alr TAT 49, /
'ho sum 81 slo to with which - Inv ~.
crarkorS an1 orhor thing for -" i"ur'h .
VI PRICE, lrtt Richmond III f"r l1c'nIa .
yesterday morning
The sun., 1902-07-04
rHI hING Is rph0iINa.
~, ;'h' sir.ar "a; the W,uLd Nav tnL'ts
torirar,tNril iiiiIr rrin.

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LlNDoN. JuN fl' fllIlwinr bulletin
REG. 'diug the M z va- i,-U.d at u'oluck
the "vrulug
Hi- Majesty has had q ,'umlurt ghla day
liis general cN"dit.ou has u.v'n -'i'l .u-'l'r
impru,ri ard th" wound now cau-.- com
par8'i,'lv ht'l" pain
The sun., 1902-07-04
RUNAWAY BOYS LONG TRIP.
vi BEt ~ " THEIR RtSEB M
BRDkE NV DOU

Edxar Iiuddrn and Fred Price of Hich-
nond nm Wade Their Wa, Ia i.sconiz.
o. wrrc Tr,ink to Follow . iL'tc
GIrI. Who Had Advised Them to skip
The sun., 1902-07-04

III" morning huilrln Na- a. fDiiuw~
Th" King -lrr, well Nothing has &C.
cure" {" mar the excellent progr - h,s
Ma iD..N b. nov making
The sun., 1902-07-04

Sarswak. which j. under ia" rsJahship
,' ~ Charles johnson Brook". an English
man. ha-. according 'n ia" Statesman =
N,ar BOOK, a miiitary force uf 80 ua'lycs
uul,r an English army ufC"r
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Handsome New homs Esr State
SAVINGS Bank

The improvements and aletra-
tons which the State Savings
Bank will make ON their new pro-
psrty, the Smith building corner of
9TH and Erie streets, calls for an
expenditure of abont $4,000.
The plate glass front that has
seen 40 many years services, is to
be removed entirely and new
front installed. The entrance to
the building will ba a few feet
West of the present entrance. The
entire lower portion of the struc-
ture is to have stone veneer,
while the second story will be
artisticaly adorned with pressed
brick. As the Bank proper will
not require the entire space on
lower floor for it's purpose, com
modious store room is to be parti-
toned off, the entrance to this
room being on 5th street. a large
vault, both burglar and fire proof
will be built inside the building
for the storage of the banks val
uables.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Original Notice
State of Iowa, iiarrison County. 8.

State OF Iowa, iiarrlSOn County, So:
j. j. Amen, Plaintiff In the District
Versus Court of the
Anton Hanson, Han State of Iowa in
nah Hanson, Fred and for Harri-
erlck CrOnemeyer Il son County, at
Co, William Ladley, the April Term,
and Il Loveland II A. ID. 1902.
Co., Defendants.
TO Anton Hanson, Hannah Hanson,
Frederick Cronemeyer u Co., Will
liam Ladley and T.. Loveland Il Co.,
Defendants.
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 2lst day of March, 1902, q
petition vii lie filed by said plaintiff,
j J Amen, i'll the office of the Clerk
of the District Court of said County
and State, claiming that he is the alb
solute and unqualified owner of the
following described real property to-
Wit; Lot number Twenty (20) in
Block number Four (D in the City of
Missouri Valley, Harrison County,
Iowa, and praying the establishment
Of his estate, and that you be barred
and forever estopped from having or
claiming any right or title adverse to
his claim; and that a certain mortgage
on said property given by defendants
Anton Hanson and Hannah Hanson
to defendant Frederick Cronemeyer 81
Go. on June 25th, 1868, and that GER
tain mortgage on said property given
by said defendants, Anton and Han
nah Hanson to defendant William
Lsd!ey, on June 29th, 1868, and that a
certain mortgage on SAID property
given by the said defendants Anton
and Hannah Hanson to defendant Il
Loveland & Co. on June Doth, 1868,
and each of said mortgages be set
aside, cancelled and held for naught as
10 said premises, and that unless you
appear and defend before noon of the
second day of the next term of the
District Court, commencing at Logan
i'm said County, on the lst day of April
1902. default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 18th day of January, A.
ID. 1902.
j. j. AMEN, Plaintiff.
Q. w. Kellogg, Attorney. f20
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Onawa Depot Burned Is the
Ground

The G and N w depot at
Onawa was totally destroyed by
fire yesterday evening, the flames
first appearing about Z o'clock.
The estimated loss to the Company
is about $4,000. For several
months past there has been con-
siderable strife in that city regard
ing the erection OF a new depot
there, the North Western Com
pany requesting that certain por-
tons of the City streets he vacated
for the Company's use in the cree.
ton of new depot. This request
has been opposed by several and
the destruction of the old depot
leaves the matter in a more per-
picking condition than before.