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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-29

In the fiscal year ended June 30, 1900. there were
built in the United States ninety vessels. with
gross tonnage Of 1851, and in the fiscal year
OF 1901 there were built 119 steel vessels and one
iron vessel, with a gross tonnage of 2s2 6s9. In
the first nine months OF the fiscal year 1902. ended
March 81, there were built eighty-four steel YES
sells. with gross tonnage of 15l,340. Vessels for
the United States navy are not included in the
figures here given.
Counting the metric ton the virtual equivalent
OF the long ton, obtain in round figures ap-
proximately accurate totals for the worlds pro-
ductioE in 1900, follows:
, 1902-06-24
COMING TO HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING.

The following members of the Gold
Coin and Car bon County Mining and
Milling company arrived this af-
ternoon to attend the annual meetings
of the two companies in this city: w.
l.. West. Watheny. Kas.: b. F.. Brack-
en-. Kansas City; J. c. Gafford. cashier
of the First National bank. Minneapo-
lis. Kas.. J. A. Nelson. Wakeeny: F. B.
Downs. Belleplaine, and J. p. gladden.,
Reioit, Kas.
1t is not known whether the gentle
men will visit the company's mines be-
fore holding the annual meetings, or
hold the meeting and then visit the
mines. Among the duties to be per
formed will be election of trustees for
each company and officers for the en-
suing year. DR.. Swigart is the secre-
tary of each company.
, 1902-06-24
RAILROAD NOTES.

Twenty-nine car of sheep are feed
ing in the pasture here.
Ora Haley is loading three cars Of
hay for the eastern market.
w. J. Stewart. travelling engineer for
the Wyoming division. was in the city
this morning.
w. H.. Peterson and w. H. Putcamr
were here from Cheyenne or company
business this morning.
p. H. Mahoney. contractor for the
grading of the cutoff just built at
Lookout, spent the night in the city.
\ special train of ~thirty-eight cars
containing LOO tons of California
fruit. passed east about 10 O'Clock this
morning.
J. B. Jones II wife. in charge of
an outfit car fof the Pacific Hotel com
pany. we're guests at the Thornburgh
last night.
John Parillo, an Italian laborer, was
killed at Castle Rock. on the western
district of the Wyoming division Sat
urday afternoon by being run down by
a ballasting train.
Frank Powers, an engineer on the
Union Pacific. II family have gone to
North Platte. where they own a nice
farm. and where Mrs. Powers and the
children will spend the summer.
This was a very busy day for Agent
Breisch. as he sold several very diff
cult coupon forms, requiring a good
deal Of work. and rs usual on such oc-
casions, the buyers waited until the
last moment to present themselves.
Union Pacific stocks were quoted as
follows on the New York stock ex-
change last week: Same week in
1901, 1892: Saturday Of week before,
105.37; Monday. 1852: Tuesday. 1O5.-
~: Wednesday,. 1O6.37: Thursday.
1926: Friday, 1851.
Erastus Young. who has been for
some years general auditor of the I'm.
ion Pacific. the Oregon Short Line,
the Oregon Railway IL Navigation
company and the Southern Pacific. has
now beer made auditor general of the
Alton in addition to all his other duties
This rounds out his supervision of the
accounting department of all of the
Hartman lines.
d. II. McGrath. agent for the Union
Pacific at Como. was in the city this
morning. Oh his way home from
Cheyenne, where he had been for some
time undergoing treatment. Mr.. Nc
Grath was the agent at Carbon, and
when that Office was closed he was
transferred to Como. but has been I'M
able to attend to the duties of the Of
flee until now. He went up today to
go to work.
, 1902-06-24
King Operated Upon

London June 24.-lSpecial to The
Republican.)-lt is officially all.
nounced that King Edward has been
operated upon for intestinal troubles,
and that the coronation ceremonies
have been postponed. The city is in a
turmoil of excitement.
A message signed by five of the
kings physicians has been posted at
Mansion house giving the kings all
ment as terityphilitis or liberation sur,
rounding the caecum or blind pouch
between the large and small intestines.
The message continues:
The kings condition was so salts,
factory Saturday hat it was hoped
his majesty would he able to attend the
ceremony"
On Monday evening residucence
manifested itself. rendering 4 surgical
operation today necessary. At noon the
bishop Of London stated that the opera,
ton had been performed at the house
at buckingham palace.
In the house of this after
noon. the government leader Balfour.
said: An operation has been per
formed" adding. "Everything is going
IN with the king as well as possible.
but his condition is undoubtedly grave,
serious. | do not think it best to in,
crease the public alarm by %adjOurning
the house of commons"
1t is understood the common appella-
ton of the kings disease is strangulat-
ed hernia.
, 1902-06-24
Cheyenne Railroad Notes.

Fred Berger the Union Pacific black
smith and president Of the Federation
Of Labor. left Sunday for Loveland
Colo. to accept a position with the beet
sugar factory there.
c. Fl. Hoxsworth, the foreman of the
paint shop. is suffering from an injury
received Saturday while monkeying
with a planer in the machine shops. A
part of the index finger on his hand
was cut off.
One hundred and s%ixty-nine men are
out at the Cheyenne shops. OF this
number nineteen are striking boiler
makers. Those discharged by order of
President Burt are: Machinists, ST.:
machinists' helpers, SO: a men, 33;
blacksmiths, 7: blacksmiths' helpers,
6; sheetiron workers, 5; sheetiron
helpers. 4; carpenters. 6; carpenters
helpers, 2.
, 1902-06-24
FIGS AND THISTlES,

Search yourself before yor consu~a
another.
Purity opens the way to a world Of
gladness.
Memory makes many payments FOR
a good deed.
Don't ring the bell of prayer and
run away; wait.
Only a good nan can see good
things in others.
The farm and the garden are the
best gold digsings.
The least man is an essential part
OF Gods great plan.
Learn to be c%ontented. and you will
know how to be rich.
Care is the stumbling block in the
pathway of happiness.
Loving deeds are the best seeds:
they bear in all soils.
h weakest saint on his knees is
too strong for the devil.
Leisure hours are the best or the
worst part of our lives.
h merry-hearted have Il fortune
that thieves cannot steal.
You are of the aristocracy. But it is
the aristocracy of service.
Do your best to-day and o will be
able to do better tomorrow.
Airing other peoples faults never
mad them smell any sweeter.
We must live for Christ here. if we
would live with Him hereafter.
Adversely gives the great man a
chance to show how great he is.
Love had rather serve e. st in a
dungeon than satan in 2 &c.
Conscience. Revelat!,. ! Exam
pie are the street lamp s;,d.
Measure your plans + d line that
will reach across the EgXt world.
God alone can change us. Others
a only bring out what is in us.
The constant Christ in the hear;
makes the consistent Christian in the
world.
If there is no sunshine in your re-
ligion do not be surprised If nobody
wants 1t.
The will of Christ ought to be more
to O than the good will of your
neighbors.
The devil is not worrying over tie
, 1902-06-24
THE CORONATION
is POSTPONED
TOPOGRAPHIC MAP OF
LARAMIE AND VICINITY

Prof. w. c. Knight. geologist at the
University of Wyoming, has just re-
Ceived a letter from Hon. +. NJ. Dou-
glas. g~eographer for the United States
geological survey. notifying him that
a new topographic map of Laramie and
vicinity would Don be made. The
leveling will be commenced during the
summer IL the topographic work will
be undertaken early in teh spring of
1908.
This map will take the place Of the
map issued by the survey about ten
years ago. which embraced a territory
about twenty-five by thirty miles, with
Laramie approximately in the center.
and will correct some errors found to
exist in hat map.
, 1902-06-24
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Brick Ice Cream at Kleeman's.
Choice flowers daily. Mrs. Wallis.
Ice cream. Paul Mays. phone Bah.
McGregor golf clubs are the best.
Lovejoy. agent.
A new board sidewalk is being laid
in front of the Laramie Drug COM
pany's store.
A heavy forest fire ragged today in the
mountains south of Laramie, the
smoke being plainly visible from the
city.
J. X. Calkins Of ThermOpolis. Wyo..
and Alfred Grigg of Buffalo. were ap-
pointed notaries public at Cheyenne
yesterday.
The supper and dance of the Modern
Woodmcn occurs at North Star hall
this evening and a delightful time is
anticipated.
Frank Eggleston. who has been con
fined to his home for a day or two
with stomach and back %troublesfi was
able to sit up a part of the day today.
James Murphy. who has been dang
erously i'll at his home on Third street.
was somewhat better this morning, his
appetite showing a marked improve
ment.
One party out catching fish for the
NJ. w. A. supper and ball tonight
came in today with over 800. and some
of the other parties were nearly as sue
cessful.
Henry Bath of Laramie has been
granted an increase of pension to $40
a month: Patrick Sullivan. Cheyenne.
increase, $40; John Ward, Rock
Springs, increase. $12.
A fight occurred at a North First
street boarding house last night. when
a man named Hickey is said to have
struck another man over the head with
e beer bottle. cutting the scalp. No
arrests were made.
w. o. Dunning, who came home from
California a few days ago with a
broken rib sustained by falling down a
fight Of stairs, vas able to be down
town and greet some of his friends to-
day. He is getting along as well as
could be expected.
A Mrs. Smith, camped north of the
city, lost a $50 gold piece and a silver
dollar under the sidewalk opposite the
Van Horn-Miller building this after
noon. She had found the dollar but the
gold coin had not turned up when the
terms OF this impression were closed.
The mosquitoes and gnats are very
annoying to fishermen along the
streams at this season of the year. Thu
dope that c. n. Settele is advertising
in another part of this paper is recon-
mended very highly by all the local
fish who have tried it. You
should provide yourself with a bottle
before going into the country.
President Smiley had a telegram
this morning from Prof. H. C.. Peter.
son, one of the new members of the un.
versity faculty. saying he would arrive
this afternoon or tomorrow from Louis
vile. KY, to look the situation over
Hehas been in chargeof the department
Of English at the Louisville high schoo'
and President Smiley thinks he viii
make a very valuable addition to the
faculty. He comes with a good deal o.
enthusiasm, 1t is learned. He has 6
wife.
, 1902-06-24
9

London. June 24.-CSpecial to The
Republican.)-The following official an.
nOuncement was issued at noon today:
The earl marshal has received the
kings command to express his males.
serious illness, the coronation cermon.
les must be postponed"
All the celebrations in London will
in consequence be likewise postponed.
It is the kings earnest hope that the
celebrations in the country will be held
as arranged.
The king directed the lord mayor of
London to execute bonds for the care
OF the poor.
, 1902-06-24
RECEIVED 4 CUT IN
HIS LEFT KNEE

Rev. II. Warren Nice, who left yester,
day morning for Denver on his wheel.
returned last night on a freight train
from Hermosa. and is confined to his
home today. In going down hill at a
point five miles beyond Virginia Dale
his wheel struck a boulder in the road
and the rider was thrown off. receiv-
ing a severe cash in the left leg just
below the knee, a considerable piece
of flesh being torn out His hand also
was bruised.
Mr.. Nice decided that he would not
continue his journey on the wheel, but
would return to the city and may de-
eide to go to Denver by train tomorrow.
He is not seriously hurt, his physician
thinks.
, 1902-06-24

While steaminE at from seven to
ten knots an hOur coal was transferred
at the rate of thirty tons an hour from
the collier Muriel to the british hat.
tle-ship Trafalgar Over 400 feet OF
c~ablewc"- Fhnu the galloway was de-
crea"gd a ma>irum OF forty tors an
houl 80" "o-"uCl.
, 1902-06-24
Mrs. Ollie shearer. midwife. 1902 2n'

Whether its ball stationery, invita-
lions, letter heads. circulars or any
thing in the printers line the place to
get the very best work is at The Re
publican office. And prices are always
consistent with fair wages for compe-
tent workmen. Cheap John men or
Cheap John" printing and material
have no place In this once.
, 1902-06-24
| MINING CLAIMS FILED
IN CLERKS OFFICE

The following mining claims were
filed in the county clerks Office today:
By August Bopp. Bopp's Independ'
IS. range II. in the Tie Siding district
1t is a mineral bearing vein. carrying
gold. copper and silver.
BY John A. West. D. w. Humphre,
and r. A. Davidson Of Grant City
Worth county, Mo-. the Leland Stan
ford. in the Jelm district. One shat
on this property is down 100 feet ant
! shows a good body OF mineralized mat
ter.
| Mrs. O1lia 2hoaror m{du1fo 100 0nf
, 1902-06-24

preacher who Puts more rhetoric
than Christianity into his sermons.
The happiest people in this world
are those who are at rest from them.
selves and at work for others-Ram's
Horn.
, 1902-06-24
ON ACCOUNT OF THE ILLNESS
OF GREAT BRITiAN'S
MONARCH.
Performed Today At Buck
ingham Palace and King Doing as
Well as Possible-Condition Pro-
nounced Grave BY Government
Leader In House of Commons.

9 The earl marshal has reCeiv- 6
g ed the kings command to express 6
= his majesty's deepest sorrow that, 6
. coronation ceremonies must be G
. DOStDOned." g
, 1902-06-24

Lovett is doing the papering; the
other fellows can't compete ard are do,
ing the kicking.
, 1902-06-24

Maui Il Jokai. Huhg1ry's aged laUre.
ate rO,.Iisj. has received a gran, OF
some sG.0gO rom Ii" government al
ter a debate that was heated. owing ii
the fact hat hi Political views Ii =
fered greatly those OF so.ne Of
the ntv.uDers OI the Hungarian diet.
, 1902-06-24
Q Q Q 9 Q Q
CHEYENNE SHOPS
ORDERED CLOSED.

Q Cheyenne. Wyo.. June 24.-
Q Especial to The Republican,
9 An order was received here this
. afternoon from the headquarters
Q of the Union Pacific railroad at
9 Omaha closing the Cheyenne
9 shops of that company. letting
9 out about 500 men. The order
9 takes effect at the close of work {
Q ing hours tonight.
@
, 1902-06-24

Mixed paiut Sl.5U per gal. at Luvett's.
, 1902-06-24

We Guarantee
Every Suit.....
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Look ai the prices. named below. come 70
see the soods. and determine for yourself
whether or not the prices arc cheap.
,snsths, IS inchsa vide, black and coiored all
Wool, which we are selling ~ IS cents yard.
TOO usual price 10 20 cents . yard. These
goods are very, very cheap and are going
very last
yard vide nj Si.& Soid oy any Of the city
retailers ut 81 50 yard. also black tansts
siik, . yard wide at Si.00 yard. which gen.
orally seils NJ Sl23 Our line OF black
9. mot De matched anywhere. some Of these
gocds arc worth IS Genus and q dollar yard.
We are still main utaining our reputation
for selling cnesp embroioerics. Our stook
OF embroidsrirs 10 very large and attractive.
We soil % yards imitation torchop lace
Every lady should see this bargain.
Why 10 l. W. Whites atore the best place %
buy calico's: Because you can get the best
standard prints ai cents q yard and have
one thousand different patterns 10 select
from.
ment Of red and white nsnneis and give you
the best values TO DO found anywhere. The
red twilied flannel that he sells at IS cents q
yard 10 certainly hard 10 beat.
such an ansort mept Of outings N l.. w
White 10 novsbowipg II not 10 be seen every
tp select from.
Buy your carpets. rugs and art squares
from L. w. While. He has rugs from Is cent,
10 twenty-five dollars.
In addition 10 o maxpinc lent stock OF dry
goods. ciotbipg. shoes and hats. ]. w. White
niways carries complete stock oil groceries
aud pzovisions.
He 10 pou orsrirg Ioasttd coffee which Il
ahead OF any article ever offered NJ the price
Only ten cents . pound. and u Is said 10 b.
better than ArbpckIes. Try IL.
l.. W. White.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Nh A. II. Aiken, ~ good . man N you
could mo In o dsy's journey, came rom
Chester isst Wesk To SEE his bIolhtr. WSai'
Aiken. ,he newly elected Congiessmnn. W.
love To- nesi Gas Aiken. His coIdi.lity and
his nsaYiy hapusbake makes . msn ieel 5000
Tor Q week. We haven't } OF golien over see
idg him last week.
The President OF The Abbeville Green wooo
Ffro Insurance Compapy offers reward on
$50 for the arrest AND conviction OF Inc mal'
who fooled with kerosene and mnichcs about
Ar. Cart b house . week or two ago. Nj.
Williaws offers s9D0 tor the ssme. This reward
viii Stimulate dstsctises u Work up the csse
SaOo-For the return Of the scrap book
which Was taken from The table OF the fress
and Banner onice kecentIy, nvo dollars Will Dc
paid. Bring tee book anu Ecs tho money.
. MR. LrrRyR l.. HlaeAsoN. OF this city has
scce pssu y position ~ Aiucheifs studio IL
Atlanta Mr.. Hiygason In deserving young
gentle msb, snd his iiiends wish niw all sue'
cess possabis.
Losr-an Opportunity 10 have Jour picture
taken. u Sou 90 noi tske advantage oi ioi
los. Sec the Norfolk fnoio Novelty Co.
Ad. on nTsl page.
BISHOP CAPEks viii conduct service at the
Episcopxi church next sunday. AL are cur
aisily invited.
MIss Macy MCMILLAN 10 on for Madison
Florida
1000 Lais Cabbage Plants 70 arrive Wed.
nssdny.-A. b. Morse.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
HaSlsl0nss I,Oents.

Just In nj Haddon'S, French F!anne!s Tor
ladies' waists.
Call and see the beautiful line OF Flannel
cite and outings nj Haddons.
Have you seen that beautiful White En-
broidrred Flannel nj Haddons:
A great bargain In ~ inch hesvy skirting nj
Haddon's for only ~ cts.
I.in need OF any early fall goods call ai
Haddou's.
All wool TrIcot for only . cts at haddon s.
We can show you some bargains In Percae
and Madras for Waists and SHIRTS at Had
dons.
Our stock OF Ladies', Misses and Children =
shoes surpass any former stock ever shown n
II Haddon'E,
A full supply OF all the late styles OF Butter.
lex Patterns can be Ionnd at Haddon's.
The Delineator for September and October
for salO ut Hhddon's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

We MI prescriptions. this department of
our busIness will about double that of any
prescription business ever done by any drug
concern In the city Of Abbeville, The people
are pleased or We could not do IT.
The Speed Drug TO.
100 pair ladies hose and mems sox, the lOc
kind. Just received and going at So a pair
while they last. W. ID. Bar ksdaie.
Acid Iron Mineral IN the fnrst thing out for
dy yspepsia, Indigestion, etc. Try II, IL IL pleas.
ant 10 the taste and marvellous In its effect.
For sale by The speed Drug Co.
Harris I.ithia water, carbnnai5d and plain
or sale at M,Ifords Drug Store, Phone lO1.
For catarrh. headache. neuralgia. croupe
colds, cuts and burns, Use Camtbol. For sale
at Miiford's Drug Store. Phone lO'.
The old reliable American preserving pow
der cad be had nj Speed Drug Co.
Hot weather to talk about stoves, but then
these are cook ing stoves, regular hot weather
stoves, auick coolers. W. ID. BarEsdale.
When needing anything In the furniture
line he sure To visit the store room OF The
Kerr Furniture 60. They have two (2) imense
floors flled TO overlooking and their prices
are where competition cant touch.
Rugs-rugs, art squares. the largest stock.
the prrttiest patterns are 10 be found NJ The
Kerr Furniture GO. store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
Brniu.ROed Nonsense.

ed by the most competent authorities. They
have dispelied the silly notion that one kind
of TODD Ia needed for brain, another for MUS
cies, and still another Tor bopes. A correct
diet will not only nourblsh o particu; lar part
Of the body. bat u will sustain every other
part. Yet. however good your food may be,
its nutrlmepis II destroyed BY indigestion or
dyspepsia. You must prepare for their ap.
pearance or prevent their com ing by taking
regular doses of Green's August Flower. the
fsvorite medicine OF the healthy millions. \
few doses aids digestion. stimulates the liver
10 healthy action. puriiies tae blood. snd
makes you feel bucyaat and vigorous. You
can get this reliable remedy at The speed
Drug Co. Get Green's Special Almanac.
l-N-0s.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Mr.. ]. ID. Kerr came TO Abbeville several
years ago. possessing determination 10 sue
ceed In business, bat he was handicapped tor
the want of money. Having faith In his own
ability TO succeed. aud that taith having In
spired friends con fidence. that friend ioane
him money. aud he opened q small furniture
store. which brought prosperity. He married
one OF tho hsndsOmest ladies In town. and
they live on Easy Street In comfort and hap
piness-
Not long ago Mr. Kerr sought another on
laTgement Of his ousiness. and MIR. J. 4. Stark
was added 10 the nrm. They now have
an Immense store room hlled from floor ~
ceiling. including every variety and style ot
goods known 10 the market. They sell on
your own terms, either cash or credit. In ad-
dillon TO thst, they pack and send the furni.
ture around TO your hOuse In nice spring
wagon. When they receive from one to four
car loads Of furniture at a time, they eau fill
your house without missing the stun.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Let everybody rush their work through and
galore.
The parade lsst year was remarkable sue-
cess. This year We can make things even bet.
ter. u We will make specia! effort In that d.
reclion.
Don't forget 10 bring the children TO the
Fair. They will enjoy IL.
There must be Queen Of the Carnival Go
friend. II will only cost you 10 cts.
Milford's is the place 10 vote for the queen
Of tho Carnival.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
Marue's lOealS.

will order on or before September lst, q
LOT OF winter cabbage plants any one desir-
Ing plants will please let me know at once.
Two nice black pigs for sale.
A nice cheap line OF crates. Call and see
sam ples and give me your order. VIII have
them set In your homes At q very moderate
price.
A few choic seed potatoes for second crop
Price very low 10 close them out.
a nice line OF fresh goods In all kinds OF
canned meats.
Have you seen my stock OF fresh staple and
fancy crackers. II not, you should.
Six OF the best varieties OF turnip sced To
arrive Saturday. Amos b. Morse.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
BE SEATED.
rhat is what The Kerr Furniiure
Co0pauy Has 60 Hay.

The Kerr Furniture Com pany Offer ssats TO
three thousand OF you, while We talk 10 you.
II you are tired, however. he can put nve hun.
d.ed OF 500 TO bed. II You conclude 10 60
Two at time, ho can sleep thousand weary
folk In oak or iron. on dowuy beds or on mat
tresses that will n u all your dreams With de-
iiRhtfui visiouR Curtains will keep out the
sun by day, and hide from view your actings
and doings by night. Tho mating viii be
soft TO the feet. while the pictures will delight
the eye snd please the Soul. The ordinary
furniture 10 10 such profusion as 10 enable the
Kerr Furniture Company 10 equip the largest
harem Of the greatest Mormon on earth. The
splendor OF the fiue. suits would gratify the
taste or answer the demands OF Eastern prince
or potentaie.
The business of this enterprlsing firm has
been entrusted 10 the management OF Mr.. J..
d Kerr. Who has BY good judgment aud safe
business methods, made success OF his buai.
meas and furnished the people with q stock of
furniture that can satisfy the most extrava.
CANT, or please the most fastidious, or accom-.
modate the most economical, AZ their vary Ing
needs or inclinAtions may demand. You ars
Invited to his handsome apartments where he
or poll lie clerks will show you all that eye can
Wish or fancy desire.