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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09

to have changed. Failing to get 1t
into his pockets, he slipped it inside
his trousers at the top. Ever since
then he has walked"
During the National Convention of
1880, the old Exposition building in
Chicago did not accommodate one
tenth of the people, who were eager to
get inside the walls. In order to avoid
the terrible crush, people took their
position at o'clock in the morning.
When the convention opened much
later than was anticipated, the house
was absolutely solid with humanity,
and it was just as impossible to get
out. as it was to get in. AS no adj
journment was taken at noon, many
tainted from heat and hunger. Some
sandwich men succeeded in crawling
along the rafters, and by wrapping
their wares in paper, would throw a
parcel, where a person held his hands
to catch. Payment was put in the
paper, and returned in like manner.
At best the food was not inviting, a
great hunk of ham fat between two
thick slabs of sour bread. One lady
whose escort had secured after great
effort one Of these dainties was in a
quandary. She did not wish to offend
the giver, who had taken so much trou-
BILE, but to eat it was utterly out of
the question. She looked around for
some means of disposing of the obnox-
ious object, at the same time leaving
the impression that she had consumed
it with a relish. The floor could not
be reached. so tightly was she wedged
about. Then CAME a happy thought.
Her pocket! She wrapped the sand
witch in her handkerchief, and stored it
away in the friendly receptacle.
1t was between six and seven when
he or nd he
party who were from out-of-town had
a box for the theater that evening,
they dined at a nearby restaurant,
afterwards attending the play. Mac
beth" was the attraction with a fam
Gus lady star. 1t happened that the
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REV. 7. c. PUCKETT.
A Letter From Hon. D. A.DeArmOnd on
His Candidacy for Chaplain.

Washington, d. C., Dec. / 1902.
To Whom it May Concern:
| understand that friends Of the
Rev. Il, {. Pickett, at present pastor
of the NJ. f. Church, South, in Butler,
Bates county, will ask that he he
elected Chaplain OF the Missouri
House Of Representatives, and re-
garding him az II most excellent gen
tleman, and nm able, devoted faith.
full and successful minister of the
gospel, in every way qualified for and
deserving of the office mentioned and
confident that il chosen he will be
attentive to his duties and courteous
and agreeable to all, beg to com
mend him to the favorable consider
alton OF the members whose votes
will determine the selection, and to
express the earnest hope that Bro.
Pickett may he called to the House
Chaplaincy.
Very Respectfully
DAVID 4. DEARMOND.
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A Prize Worth Hustling For.

Butte, Mont, Dec. S.-A son was
born to the wife OF W. A. Clark, Jr
last night, winning the million dollar
gift which Senator W. A. Clark oifer-
ed to his sons and daughters IA year
ago for the first grandson presented
to him. His youngest daughter,
Mrs. Morris, in New York, recently
gave birth to a daughter. Senator
Clark, who is in Paris, has been no.
titled by cable of the arrival OF the
prize winner.
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The protracted meeting at the
first Presbyterian tturch continues
this week. Rev. Jewell is assisted by
Lax MrLluAkeI- most excellent
and interesting speaker.
George e. Il. Wagner, republican
candidate for the short term in con
grrss from It. Louis, against james
j Butler, Democrat. and who was
beaten GOO votes, is contesting Mr..
Buffers seat. Most men beaten as
bad ms Mr.. Wagner would give up in
good grace.
Charles J. Denney, another OF the
St Louis boodlers, was convicted
Saturday and sentenced to the peni.
Tertiary for two years on the charge
o perjury. This makes eight convic
tiOns, and in the cases tried only one
man escaped punishment. The con-
victed are: Emil A. Meysenburg, Ed
muud Bersch. Edward Butler, Julius
Lehman, Henry Nicolaus, Harry A.
Faulkner, Charles J. Denney and
Robert NJ. SNYDER.
Consul General Thomas Mast, the
noted cartoonist, died Sunday at
Guayaquil, Ecuador, after three days
illness from yellow fever. He was
appointed Consul General at Guaya-
quill this year, leaving New York for
his post July LIST. He was born in
Laudau, Bavaria, September a.,
1910, and came with his parents to
the United States six years later. As
u caricaturinst and cartoonist he be-
came famous.
In his message to Congress Presi
dent Roosevelt shows a complete
back-down from his previous blow
and buster about regulating trusts.
He virtually does nothing and says
nothing which has real meaning to-
ward regulating the gigantic cor
porations which are strangling trade
and iinpeverishihg the people He
is opposed to tariff opposition
which nteats- the fsreFiHy OF trusts
ind has nothing Of cohst quence to
offer on other questions. Mr Roose-
-yelt's message Is short, indefinite
and shows outside dictaton and
domination. II also shows, which
has heretofore been freely said, in the
free unmuzzled press, that the Repub.
lican party is owned and dominated
by the trusts.-Nevada Mail.
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Citizens Terror Stricken

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 9.-Forty
sticks of dynamite which sewer work.
men were thawing by a fire blew up
to-day on Wyandotte street near
Thirty.irst stree.
The conclusion broke hundreds Of
windows in the adjoining blocks and
kne ked a woman down a fight of
stairs. No one else was injured, but
the people living in that part Of the
city We're badly frightened by the
sound of the explosion and the crash
OF the broken glass.
The workmen escaped injury.
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Order OF Publication,

STATE OF MISSOURI, g.,
County Of Bates, es'
In the circuit court of Rates COUNTY, Missouri,
November term, 1909 Townley Metsl q
Hardware Company, plaintiffs, VS. c l. BART
lett aud j King partners doing business
under the name of Bartlett 4 King, defend.
ants.
Order of publication.
Now on this November 29th, 1852, eosnes the
plaintiff herein by its ATTORNEYS, Francisco Il
CLARK and having heretofore fed its petitiou
and AFFIDAVIT, alleging, among other 0aiufp
that defendants, l. Bartlett and J king are
not residents of the state of Missouri. and now
ask for order Of publication for said nou -ress.
dent d. fendsnts Whereupon il 10 ordered
by the 20 TT In term time that said defeid auta
be notified by publication that plsiatin hsa
commenced suit against them in THE court,
he object and general nature Of vikcu 10 to
obtair Judgment against tho defendants for
the suih Il three Thousand sni one hundred
dollars $ 1901 and based ona '-rtsz csnt rzct
pntered tt between defendants and Lsouey
Bros. bt the terms Of which DEFENDANTS
stand indebted 10 said Looney Bros ror ms
tcrial furnished and work don in hutNt-
ing the HAtes county court house, in the ssks
sum Of hrr' thousand one hundred |ts ca AN
that ssld iopney Bros have assigned 10 @lsii
It'll all hear lnl"'rIts in said c1nLrac' s(St IAN
tu,tss the said dfen isuts "a" aud app.syxs t.Bt!\
court al thrneXt term thereof to be begaa and
holder II the court huus" IN me city nf i'uvier
in said unity, on the 10th dav "f r.irgary
next, and on or before the erst day Of
said term, answer or plead to the prtiE'a~ IN
said cause, the same will he taken m = " sas@,eA
and judgment will be rendered Grc"rdiu=!Y.
And Ice il turtle: ordered that a copy hevedf
be pub. she'd -ccording to law. in the suvtwe
WEEKLY liMks, newspaper published In said
county of Bates, for for weeks succeesi ve,y.
published al least once week. the last lee es :.
tiOn 70 b" at least fifteen dars before So, 1ysl
Gay Of sad next te9,Gsry term of THE court
a. b. LUpWiCK, CircyR Cert
true copy from the record. WtOaess
! lshALl my hand AMI seal of the circrit court
OF Bstes county, this Sd dsV of De-
| Git cember, 1902. A. B. LUDWfCE,
Circuit Clerk
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ALLEN HAGGARD
George Washington Wrote It.

Boston, Dec GA letter of George
Washington written October 20,
1175, to his friend Patrick Henry,
governor OF Virginia, was sold at
auction at a collectors sale to-day
for $3.50, the purchaser being New
York man as agent. Its subject
matter relates to a grant of money
by the Virginia Legislature to Wash
ington in reword for his services in
the revolution and his refusal OF the
same.
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Surveyors at Work East Of Here.

The surveying corps of the new
Rock Island road, lately the st.
Louis and Colorado line OF the Santa
Fe, are at work about eight miles
east Of Rich Hill, running preliminary
lines for the above named roads
southwestern branch. 1t will be re-
membered the old st. Louis and
Colorado's line ran through Rich
Hill. How near the old line of sur
vey the present one will be located is
asyeta matter of speculation. -Rich
Hill Review.
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Ten Millions for Missouri Mules

Lathrop, No., Dec. 9.-It is stated
on good authority that within the
next go days, 10000 mules will be
sent from Lathrop to South Africa
to restock Boer farms in the Trans
vaal.
This means that over $40, 0O0,0 900
OF British gold will be put in circula-
ton at this point within two months.
The contract for this stupendous
undertaking is thought to have been
made October l, when the first 1000
mules were sent via Kansas CITY.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Bates, So
In the circuit court of Bates county, MMnurt.
November term, 1902, Bruce I.ooney Dls IN nj
VS.. { l. Rarilett AMI ) J king, dolae bYsi-
ness under the name of Bartlett a KVUg
State Bank OF West Point Illino and FsrMesr
Bank OF Bates County, Me-, defendapts.
Order of Publication.
Now on this 10Th day OF November. as,/
comes the plaintiff herein by his attorneys "
vers & oilvers, and having heretofore ale6 II
petition and afidavit alleging anonr all
things that efendants l. Bartlett, HN
and state Bank of West Peint, allizaiS ~
not residents OF the state CT Missouri NIL
asks Tor order OF publication for said nos2 eSI-i
dent defendants Whereupon 1t is ordeyyy 6v
the court in term time that said defeds}kI &,
notified by publication that plaintj6 has e,,u.
menced a suit against them In this cotlrt n.
object and general nature or which 10 toosueo
from the defendants. c l. Bartlett and s i
Killing the sum OF eighteen hundred and sc~sv
seven dollars and thirty-seyen eepta- $780,
due the plainin for labor done and mss-L
furnished in the construction OF Me- KssaN
count, court house; and that . certain CIsd
amounting TO four thousand and two hr rN~.%
dollars heretofore deposited in the 49, 81
Bank OF Bates County, by Bates Couptr d -
paid to defendants l. Bartlett and q ITx
when all laDor done In the construetio. ~
Datts county court mouse, and all 4 A.
NN-~A heNo uc0u paid yDP.
applied in payment OF the claim of plaip n -
that said fund be attached, and the sajd n@S,
be garnisheed aud fund held for the pa-.A
OF plain IN claim, and that said Bsnf - -
clared truste- for the plaintiff 70 the -,
OF his claim Aforesaid; and further aski.r ~
the court ind that an attempted sseIrnw - -
the fund aforesaid, by q l. Bsrtlest ~ q %
Killing TO the state Bank OF West point me-
nols, was made for the purpose OF hin6evfss
Delaying and defrauding the creditors a 80
& l. Bartlett and Killing Of which 4. a ~
State Bank Of West Point, Illinois. had : -.
and knowledge. and that unless The 80 a.
fendants be and appear at this esurt M
next term thereof, to be begun and hoide. ~
the court house, In the cssr "
Batter In said county, on the ION DIV ~ M
ruaty, next. and on or before the e.. a.
thereof answer or plead to the petitin, 4. -
cause, the same will be taken A. oonfo.s.x - -
judgment will be rendered accortiinelv
And be IL further ordered that 4 cars y.
be published according wIi svs \, -
BUTLER WEEKLY TINES, . weekly nev.,ss--
printed and published In Bates conntv
souri,, for four weeks successiyelv' ~
sertion 10 be at least Il t. endays before - 49,
day Of the next February, 1908, term u NJ
court. ois
A. B. LUDwICK, Circ.i, o.
true copy OF the record Nitness mvSsSS !.
the seal OF circuit court ~ 49,
fsrALl county, this srd day Of Dsc.s,s@
isoz. A. u. I.UDwICR
y" Circuit Cleak
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program

DEAR OLD SANTA:-I am a little girl
five years old, and | would like 10
have many things-piano, bed,
dresser, table, little dishes and boy
coll, and | will keep them Just aslong
as theo will keep. OF course, you al
ways add candy, nuts, bananas and
oranges. Don't disappint Inc
Lovingly,
ALLEN HAGGARD.
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l.. B. STARkE MADE
PROBATE CLERK
Appointee to Office Paying $4,000 a
Year is a Graduate of st. Louis
Law School.
Post Dispatch, Dec. s.

Post Dispatch, Dec. s.
Probate Judge Thomas B. Crews
has appointed as chief clerk in his Of
flee l.. B. Starke, now private secre
-tafy to Harry B. Halves, president
of the Board OF Police Commission
ers.
Mr.. Sturke, whose salary as chief
clerk will bc. 81, 600 a year, is a native
of Bates county, Missouri. He was
born near he town of Butler % years
ago.
From his hoyhood he has been
identified with public work. At the
age of IL he WAS deputy circuit clerk
for Bates county. " hen he was l I
years old, he became official cont
stenographer for the Twenty ninth
judicial district, composed of Bates,
Benton and 81. Clair counties At ~
he became privat" secretary to Cen.
gresham DeArmond, in which posi-
tiOn he remainei two years.
NEW CLERK Is A LAWYER.
Mr.. Starke came to st. Louis eight
years ago, and has resided here ever
since. For some years he was in the
law department OF the Missouri, Kan.
sas 4 Texas Railroad Co.
He is graduate Of Georgetown
University, Washington, d. c.. and
of the st. Louis Law School, having
received his diploma from the insti
tuition in 1900.
Many prominent members OF the
st. Louis bar Endorsed with theil
signatures Mr.. Starkes application
for the appointment. Congressman
DeArmond also wrote Judge Crews g
strong letter OF recommendation.
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The pension appropriation bill,
carrying $4,000, 900, passed the
House Saturday without a word OF
debate.
The funeral Of Samuel I. Duncan
took place from the family residence
at Nyhart Saturday, and the remains
were laid to rest in Oak Hill Gene
terry, Butler. Samuel Y. duncan was
born in CoshoctOn county, Ohio,
Dee. 27, 1917, was married to Lera
+. Butter March y, 1870, to this
union 9 children were born, I of
whom are living, , girls and 2 boys.
All were present at his death except
Bert whe Resides It'll California. The
deceased came to Missouri in 1850
He was most excellent citizen and
enjoyed the friendship Of t 10 entire
community III which he resided.
\ day or so ago n man giving his
name as Tom Nuckle, called at X. H.
Radford's livery barn, this city, and
engaged team representing that he
formerly lived in Pleasant Gap town
ship, and wished to 90 down there
to collect some outstanding ac-
counts. Instead of going to Pleas
ant Gap, he went to Rich Hill and
put the team in livery stable. The
next morning he borrowed S. on the
team from the liveryman, and being
refused another loan he proceeded to
another barn and hired a team To go
Rockville, giving his name this time
as r. H. Tracy. Instead of going to
Rockville he started inanother direc-
ton The liverymen became suspi.
cious and getting the city marshal
went in search OF him. He WAS ar
rested and brought back and Sheriff
Smith being notified, investigated
the matter and landed him in Jail.
W. Bruce Looney, a stone mason
at work on the new wing being built
to the asylum at Nevada, dropped
fifty feet and was instantly killed
Friday morning. At the time of the
accident Mr.. Looney was at work
with Frank Reed, finishing the cor
nice work on the new building. By
means of ropes they had dropped a
ladder over the caves OF the building,
aud the two men were standing on it
adjusting the cornice rock, when the
rope attached to the ladder gave
way at one end. As the ladder start.
ed to fall, Mr.. Reed, who was work.
ing near An iron barred window
caught a bar and saved his life Mr..
Looney dropped to the ground and
was instantly Killed. The deceased
was Mason, an Odd below and a
member OF the Order OF Pyramids
aud Ben Hurr, and held policirs Of
$1,000 each in the two latter or
lers. Many of our people will re-
member Mr.. Looney, the genial con.
tractor, who did the cut stone work
on the new court house built in But
Ter.
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Order OF Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI, IS
County Of Bates,

County or BATES,
In the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missouri,
In vacation, December ith, 1902 fdyh Vii.
Ter plaintiff, vs. George Miller, defendant.
Now al this dav comes the plaintiff herein by
her attorney, w o Jackson. AMI nles her
petition and afidavit alleging among otNer
things thar defendant George Miller la not
residents of the state OF Missouri; Whereupon
II is ordered by the undersigned clark In vacs-
ton that defendant be notified nv publication
that plaintiff has commenced suit against him
In this court. the object and general nature OF
which is To obtain decree ron this court dt-
vorcing plaintiff from the bonds ot matrlmony
entered into ny and between plaintiff and de-
PENDANT on the grounds that Defendant has
been guilty Of such conduct "a to constitute
him avagrant. In this being an ahle-hodied
married man, he has failed to snpp0rt his wife
and family; plaintiff further asks that her name
be changed to that o. Edyth strange, her mA-
den name, and that unless the
said defendant be and APPEAR al
this court, at the next term thereof. 70 be
begun and holden at the court house, In the
of February next, and on or before the nrst
dav OF said term, answer or plead 10 the petit
ton in said cause, the same will he taken az
confessed and judgment will be rendered se-
Cordngly
And he it further ordered that a copy hereof
be pusli. he'd according 10 law in the HnrLvw
WEEKLY inns, a weekly newspaper printed
and published in Bates county. Mo for four
weeks succrssively, the last insertion to he at
least fifteen iays before the lrstday Of the next
term of the circuit court. A. b. LrDWICR
A true cout Of the record. Circuit CNA
Witness my hand aud the seal 0 khs
lsEALl circuit court Of Bates county lhls
9th day OF December, 1902.
G-it b. LUDWlCK, Circuit Clerk.
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Among the musical comedies on
the road one never tires of seeing
Peck's Bad Boy, coming to the But
Ter Opera House easily takes the
lead. Accompanying the iarcial
production is very strong speciality
program.
A public sale of horses, cattle, hay,
corn and farming utensils ofall kinds
will be held at my new barn on the
farm known as the ALI Miller place
four miles southeast of Butler, on
Wednesday Dee. 18th. See hand bills
for further particulars.
A. A. MILLER.
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Died in a Santa Fe Wreck.

Bucklin, Mo-, Dec. S.-The Califor-
MIA Limited on the Santa Fe, No. 3,
was wrecked between Marceiine and
Rothville to-day. Engineer Samuel
Wise of Argentine, Kas,, and the fire.
man we're killed. The wreck is bad
one and many passengers are believ-
ed to have been injured.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice ls hereby given to all creditors. and
all others interested In the estate ofDavtd Har-
low deceased. that ]. d Brown. public ad-
Illustrator in charge of said estate, intend
to make dual settlement thereof. at the next
term Of the Bates County Probate court, In
Rates COUNTY, state OF Missouri, To he held az
Rntler. Missouri. on the 9th dsv ~ FAhrusry,
1913 DIV BROWN,
'64t Admimstrstsr.
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Notice oil Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given TO all creditors and eli
others interested in the estate OF Ann ShIar.
deceased, that |, ID. V. Brown. administrator
de bonis non, Of said estate. intend 10 make
final settlement thereof, at the next term Of
the Bates county probate o0urt, In Bates eoun.
ty, estate of Missouri, to be held a. Butler ON
the 81 day OF Feby. 1903. DIV. BROWN
6-4ts Administrator, de bohis nou.
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M. W. A. Election.

Butler Camp No. 245S Moderl
Woodmen OF America held their an
nual election Thursday night, an,
the following officers were elected 70
the ensuing year:
V. Consult. T. Galley.
W. Advlser-A. r. keeser.
L. Banker-c. Vantrees.
Clerk-B. +. Jeter.
.Ex. Secretary. B. Fry.-
Watchman-C. H. Dickinsheets.
Sentry-E. Dixon.
Manager. B. Dunlap.
Physicians-T. F. Lockwood.
It. W. Foster.
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Farm Loans

At very low rates. No delay, Money
ready. ANY land owner wanting to
borrow will find it to his advantage
to call and get our rates.
The WALTON TRUST COMPANY,
Butler, No
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WEEKLY TIMES, published every
Thursday. will be sent to any address
- wear, postage paid, for ST. 90.
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Loans on LIST and End mortgage
on country or town property. G. l.
Lynch, over Mo. State Bank. 3Ju-
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We should like, to receive a num-
Der OF new accounts, as we have ex-
cellent facilities for taking good care
OF the same, and guarantee satiafa~-
zion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-29
KING GREIG SENDS
NATIVE GREETING
INHABITANTS OF TANNING FIND
THEY ARE IN TOUCH WITH THE
WORLD-MEssAGE OF ALOHA.

SAN FRANCISCO, October liking
Greig OF Tanning Island, that lonesome
ocean speck nearly 1000 miles from any
mainland, woke up yesterday to the
fact that he was no longer a recIuse.
The voice of civilization in the shape
of the click" "click," OF the telegraph
aroused him from his HaeditstiOns on his
peaceful isle. The submarine cable had
reached his door
King Greig took his pipe from his
mouth and with wondering eyes read
the following, fresh from the American
shore of the Pacific.
San Francisco, via Bamfield, B. c.
George B. Greig, Tanning Island: My
congratulations on completion of cable.
Wishing prosperity to the inhabitants
of Tanning.
JOHN WIGHTMAN JR.
The King called his secretary and
bade him write. In a short time his
Majesty had acknowledged the con-
gratulations. the result being the re-
ceipt in this city yesterday of the fol-
lowing cable gram from Tanning by
way of Bamfield, b. c., the starting
point of the cable on this side of the
ocean:
l.. w. Storror, San Francisco: Fol-
lowing for John Wightman Jr. received
with surprise: Prosperity will reign.
&c. B. GREIG."
McLachlan, Bamfield, b. c. oct. 20,
80 p. m.
The cablegram received by Mr..
Wightman, who is a commission mer-
chant at 309 California street, this city
and agent of Greig & Bicknell, owners
of Tanning and Washington islands,
shows that the British cable has been
laid to Tanning and in in working order
from that point. This is the first mes
sage to a private individual ever sent
over 1t to this side Of the ocean, and the
loriginal win be treasured by Mr. Wight
man and kept among his collection of
curiosties.
The message to King Greig was sent
by Mr.. Wightman to Bamfield a few
days ago, with instruction to forward 1t
as soon as communication was opened.
1t had been announced then that it
was expected the cable would soon
reach Tanning, but Mr.. Wightman
hardly expect an answer so soon.
The contract of the company laying
the cable provides that its work shall
| be CO aYleted by the end % 1862. The
| CONTRACT price for laying it is G1,795,0Do
1t has been suggested that the British
! and the American Pacific cable b.
connected at flaming and the sugges-
tion has met with favor s.'on Dutt
sides.