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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Thomas Alexander, the chairman OF
the present board of commissioners,
needs no introduction to the taxpayers
of Rosebud county. That he is the
right man in the right place has been
Conclusively demonstrated during his
incumbency, and majority of the OPP
position concede that he is one of the
most fair and conservative men that
could have been selected for commits.
sioner.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

One of the most important county
officers to be selected on Nov 4th is
county superintendent of schools. Miss
Gertrude M. Higgins, the present in
cumbent and democratic nominee, is
fully qualified byeducation, experience
and temperament for this important
office. The voter can make no mistake
in casting his ballot for her. Without
casting any reflection on her opponent,
1t is TACT no candid person will dis
pute that she is peculiarly qualified
for the position for which she asks the
suffrage of the people.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Chas. L. Pond, the democratic can
didate for clerk of the court, is not only
an energetic worker for the furtherance
of democracy, but is we'll qualified for
that office. He is. a man above re-
friends in his canvas of the county.
He will receive large percentage of
the republican vote and is sure to win
by a Creditab BILE majority.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Andrew f. Rurleigh, the one time
receiver of the Northern Pacific rail
road, and who is said to have 'feath-
cred his nest" out of that position, has
gone up the financial flume in New
York. Having struck :bed-roclS, he
will now give us an imitation of the
Burleigh "drill."
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

"What we want is a county attorney
eminently capable of conducting the
affairs of that Office Il republican
and heavy taxpayer of Rosebud county
was overheard to say the other day.
Edward J. Dierl>s, the democratic
candidate for county attorney not only
iulhlls those requirements, but he is
a conservative, fair-minded and Judi
cious gentleman, and the interests of
the county will always be guarded.
while at the same time those brought
before the bar of justice will always
be accorded the most impartial treat
ment at his hands. Elect Mr.. DierLs
your county attorney and you will then
have a public prosecutor who will have
sufficient stamina to DISCHARGE his
official duties without first securing
his instructions from certain coterie
of politicians.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

While the first weeks campaigning
IN Rosebud county has been apparently
quiet, it has been busy one among
the candidates. From reports that
have been received from points where
democratic campaigners have visited
this week the impression they have
made has been good.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

The gentlemen selected to comprise
the board of county commissioners by
the democratic convention are all rep
resentative men, and better selections
could not have been made. N. !.
Humphreys is heavy taxpayer in the
county, being a large property holder
and lcattlegrower. Rosebud county
needs men of his stamp.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Barney Roney, of Birney, will make
a good assessor. He is not a political
wire puller, but has always been found
fighting the battles of democracy. He
is honest and efficient and large
property holder in the county-just the
man required for such an important
office.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Our republican friends would better
make the most of this glorious weather.
We predict an awful fall of snow for
them on the 4th of next month.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

c. w. Bailey, the democratic nominee
for clerk and recorder, is an honest,
earnest and capable young man; one
who thoroughly understands and at
tends strictly to the duties of his office.
Vote for Bailey and he'll keep the
records clean.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Treasurer Longley has fulfilled the
duties of his Office in an honest, capa-
bic and efficient manner. He ought to
be elected to continue in charge OF the
peoples cash box, and all signs point
that way.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

The democrats of Rosebud county
don't belong TO any man or any faction.
They are good old-fashioned democrats
of the Jeffersonian school.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

"There is more joy in heaven over
one sinner who repents,' etc. 1t is to
be hoped that our republican friends
will see the error of their ways and
join the democratic party before it is
too late.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Ii the taxpayer Of Rosebud county
wants an honest and economical adj
mlnistration Of county affairs, and an
equitable tax levy, he will vote to elect
the democratic commissioners.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

William Mouatt of Pease bottom is
stockgrower and rancher. He is
highly respected in that section and is
d prudent, careful man who will do his
duty by the people when elected COM
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Mark Hanna says, ''stand patti
That was the word the coal barons
sent down the line weeks ago. The
chorus from all the trusts is ..stand
patti
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16
Rosebud County News,

Entered at the post Office in Forsyth,
Montana, as second class mail matter
on March 21st, 1901.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

Vote for T. w. Longley for treasurer
and rest assured that every red cent of
the peoples money will be honestly
guarded.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

A vote for the democratic ticket is a
vote against corporation bossism in
Montana.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-16

missioner
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
HoM,clDs IN ST. LOUIS.
Thompson sssrtaz sssh. Seha W.
DarstE~v, Sr-. go DeHth and shea
Aftempss saf~iae W Psi@sa.

~. Louis. Dec. 2o.--Iohn ". Barri-
ger. ~, afiire engineer of Ths ~.
Louis. Memphis 4 isoS;theaSiern Rail-
WY Co. al Ginraville. Mo.. with head
quarters IN ~. Louis. was stabbed 80
death, Friday morning. by Thompson
Morton. nm unemployed civil engi-
neer. ~ fhe corridor on the fiEfh floor
Of the Granite building. southwest
corner of Fourth sud Market streets.
Morton. shortly after his arrest
was found To be suffering from b.
chloride Of mercury poisoning. aud
vas taken 10 the city dispcnsary for
treatment. Ills recovery Is matter
OF question.
The fact that Morton took poison
before he was searched ut She Chest
nut street police station, aud that he
was captured In the corridor imme-
diatsly after The killing. indicate that
be went 10 the scene 81 the assault
with the poison upon his person, 10
use In committing suicide.
Morton has refused Go name any
motive for the killing Of Barriger.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

London. Dee. 2i.---The Official proc
lsmntion Of the blockade Of vsnsHus-
Ian ports wa gazcttsd saturday morn
ing and becomes effective immediate
ly.
The text Of the proclamation Ia ss
follows:
Foreign Office. Dee. 30, iSO2.--It IA
hereby notified that AZ She United
States Of VenrluelA have failed 10
comply with the demands Of hiE ma +
rsty's government, a blockade by his
ma je.ty's naval forces Of the ports Of
Ia GuAyra. Carensro. Guauts, Gu
mana and Carupano and the mouths
Of the Orinoco Is declared and such
blockade wiI be effectively main
tanned from and after the BOT. Of De
crmbcr. subject 10 the allowance Of
the following days Of grace:
For vessels sailing before the date
Of this notification from West Indian
ports and ports on the east coast Of
the continent 81 Amsrira--tsn DAVIS
Tor steamers and twenty days for sail
ing s--~rls
Prom an other ports twenty days
for steamers and forty days for sail
ing vessels.
"For vessels lying In the ports now
declared 20 be biOckAded -fifteen
dsyA.
Vessels which attempt the blsek-
ade NilI reader themselves liable 20
al measures authorized by the Law OF
nations aud by ihe respective trrstiss
between his Hn lesty and the different
nrufral powers"
Tie German gGsT-u-nsnt also pub.
lkhed = desrer rmbodr!Ag ths can
diiions ~ VIE blockade Of G~rmany's
portion Of the Venezuelan coast.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
MARSHES or TIE KASKAKEE.
4 waterway 60 ne Cot whish WIN
n~rtG;sa Huadseas of rheuaahds
of Acres OF Lmua.

Crown Point. Ind. Dee. is.--Preiin.
mary step are under way In the
northwestern cuun lies ~ Indiana, In
eluding Ia PORTE. s;arks. Porter.
i.a:.e ami Jasper. 10 erect what viii
probably be the largest artificial Wa
irrwny Of It's Kind east If the Mis-
sissippi river When completed II will
reclaim hundreds u ihoueands Of
acrrs u Khnkakee marsh lanas which
are npw regarded a. worthless.
a contract has been let for the
fiFst ~ miies In Ia Porte and Ssarke
counties far ti20.OsO. The ditch will
he No feet wide and 10 feet deep. II
~ the plan 81 the ether epuaties tu
continue the great ditch to the iii.
moi. line. a distance 81 co miles. The
total cost will be about q million
doilap.
The project has been taken up by
the owners ~ large ranches along
the Ennknkre. The payment Is Go be-
made 10y assessments ON benefits de
rived fr9=n the ditch.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

in ths sssatg, On ths isth, zf. plIsi8E.
ham concluded his REMARKS m pWHS&it}Gn
10 ths omnisvs statehood hiil and ~
snsilsas,s consent = sss ss.yeq shss -
rceomvebpa, on January s. hS. Morgan
tAla-) crtslaissa raiarsea pnia tts lsthsnsnn
eansi cammAseiun- several iaiis and rsiso.
tn bill ~ss passed TRANSFERRING -. frsS 81
treasury department 80 tts department. Of
ssyieNlture the power " estahaish rTxpr
diseases slnsns iva sssscE. Rspaa mesrsss
iioa 6ili.
Ia the ssnSi., on ths i7ti. tbs psnsles
TsssssA sishoa, esacassion' 1n srEems a..
hsienry nth was peased, EARRING ale
GO. 0f which sum ESr.gh Is 10 snnile flas
secrniafg u ngrieuitv.r 70 stamp out DE
6issass. Ths militia hil was ~ for !
short yiaRm. after which Mr. keun en- -
called up chs resolutions % regret ~ the
esath 81 Tbs late Senator sswss y New
rsarsctsr 81 the decsassa re wes TO-.
towsG by other senators, after whlrh As
2 further marx o. respect. ne senate nj.
,Ss s s,,I S s, II" ~. ss ss
Ser consolidation ar. BArtisit iGal Of
fefed on amendment 20 appropriate ftto.-
na 20 enhbrcs the sherman anu.srust law
This ~as arianded b. MI, Hepbsrn ia
TO chang. the Language " the renuiutiS
and make The Amount tspp.Ceo, 60 10 TIM
nsscinteiy ayRuable. and ~ amended tho
resolution Nar agreed 20 without diytaz0u
January n was axed as the tirnr for hold.
lng the exercises iu connection with this
acceptance Of the statues Of Charles Car.
roll and Iuhr Hansen. % b. placed ~
the state u Maryland IN sia'uafy haii.
TIE senate vas not Ia session or this
tEth. In TIC house q I'LL was uaaaFf
90 reduce 5hr duties 90 the products ~
the Philippine iH'aiids coming inis the
United States tfpm u per cent. u ths
DinEisy bill nhs present duiieRj 20 = par
cent o. thss4o Fntse 1he discussion sf
lhe pure food btu occupisd spne time.
The Mccall resolution, calling on the
state department fpf he correspondence
Ia the Nrrezue a einbsogiio. was adopted.
The ssnats was nni 10 SESSION on the
18Th. .....T he hnuss rAEred the pure food
btn BY vote Of "a - u. ThSffe was not
a quorum present. bet the point was not
raised b. the ogpaneuts 81 ths measure.
3 .se -=-=.-, - .se se.s :s- =s==sz=
waA iarEey taken up b. Mr. Morgan
tAlaJ M an address ~ advocacy of an
imthmian canal 81 the NiceraGaan route
A number ~ 1T n were passed alsa a 10a-
fs-v-rfrr f-tss'rt -tTe iut1r ser tnH payment
Il thu e1peHseH - the strike eouimlnstfyn
was agreed 10. uftor which an adjourn
s-asut ~aa takan a-tli january .... II
the house the ssHslnu was VERY brief. tbs
only business transacted being the nnai
aeti3n on the biii 90 drfrsY the expenses
Of the coal strike commission Tha house
also adjourned until January
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
RESTING At RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE.
The Remains of Mrs.. u. s. Gsan.
Laid in the sare9phsgus Be-
side those Of Her Husband.
CEREMONIES WERE BRIEF GxD SIMPLE.
Service at the Tssab ~ Rivsssias Coadsa~i-
I'd t9 btaasR Asdrs~A. of The ssslhs,aisi
Epi-rSp~I Church asa at. Rev. Asss.
s''sssr Haehap q. smith. Of iis i'rsas@.
taRf Eslaeepsi charch

New York. Dee. ee.--The body of
Mrs. Z, s. Grant was an Saturday
placed 10 the great red granite ssr.
Oophagis beSide that in which the no
mninA az hss husband --s:s IL shs
iomh overlooking the Hudson river.
On the arrival Of the funeral train
from Washington at Jersey Cts the
eaaket. piled high with ilowrrs. was
borne ON the shoulders Of six 1,aR
on board the quariernasier's dep.irf-
ment steamer Geo. Meigs, a detissh-
mrut Of .. ). Grant post, q. A. r.. snd
the committee Of the Grant Mgba.
mrni association. which accompanied
the funeral party from Washington,
acting Rs an escort. The body was
placed on a bier on the forward deck
If the Arigs. which started immedi.
ately mp the river, hound for the
toTpb The members Of the funeral
party proceeded direct TO the Fifth
Avenue hotel. On reaching the land
ing place the easket was Transferred
10 a bcarse and taken 10 the tomb,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

Tia isrstsss Nssissss - IsasAan ssskss .
sssatiasaps ss~p@ra ~ ssks
, 1ssssnrasat

Washington, Dee. 20. "A striking
picture OF the Development ~ Cuba
since the spanish war ~ presented In
a repnrf 20 hia home government by
Lionel Garden. thf British minister
~ Havana. % copy of which has just
reached Washington. The minister
saya;
1T is highly satisfactory 60 note
the r~markablr progress the island
has made la the past three years, in
spite of the depiorsble condition IN
which II was left NJ the end ~ the
wsr. The production ~ sugar has
riaen from assO0D tons Ia 1889 50 over
100000 TONS Ia 1901. aud probably will
rraeb i.o01.0u0 tons la this years
crop. The cultivation aud manufac-
ture Of tobacco, as well ~ the minor
industries. show considerable inn
provement; the stock " cattle on the
island. thanks 10 large lmportations,
IL now probably upwards Of 10000,
as compared With Tess thnn 10000 ut
the beginning Of 1920; and finally, the
value Of the exports has increased
from ep,sng.0p0 To & I2,Gsa.0O0, and
would have reached mach hlgher fg-
ures bui for the fail In price Of sugar.
considering b0w little financial as
sgstance the Cuhans have received
froa abroad, u speaks very highly
FOR their energy aud industry that
they ghoala have achieved 10 much
In 80 short a time, aud with SO linn
lied resources az their command, and
affords strong ground for believing
that the work Of developing the isl'
and's industries anew, commenced
unasF saas diEiealties. Win De Ssrse-
Vcred In
All through the ministers report
treating Of the details of each branch
II commerce he points ont to his
euuntrymen the ever growing cnmPe
iiiiuu Of thr United states. The re-
port IN full of advice "a English
traders as "a the best means II meet
ing this competition ami Of holding
the ground In Cuban trade which ~
being taken rapidly from them by
the United States.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
STATE nosrITAL no. 4

Alta mass meeting pl ID" hus''
ness men and cJIlzrns OF cur town
at the Court House la,t Monday
evening. It was decided 10 appoint
an executive committee Of eleven
10 look after aud urge the ueces
sary appropriation by thc Legisla
ture for Asylrm No. 10 carry on
the work 10 more perfect compile
ton. While this institution will
be opened on the Let Of January
for the reception Of patients, there
are still several necessary buildings
to bc ERECTED. among them the ad'
min.s;ra'iGn ha;!diar, -hich -i!;
cost about &iO.ODO, a hospital
proper, amusement hall, the com
pletion Of the disturbed ward 10
accordance With the original de.
sign, aud cold storage, 10 say moth
ing Of duplicate or reserve
machinery ia the power house
etc. These things are all absolute.
IS necessary. and the lowest esli-
mate made for them is about
$3.50, 600.
But why should it be necessary
to have an executive committee to
urge this appropriation. aud Why
should this responsibility be placed
upon our people' We don't know,
and Il ought not he 80, bur II APP
pears that this has been the expe-
rieuce of every town ia the State
where a public institution has
been established. Asylum No. I
is not a local but q State institu.
ton, aud it is a duty Of the begis
lature to see that it is properly
looked after aud that the necessary
appropriations for its completion
aud maintenance are made. There
IL no economy IN uiRgnrdliness.
and Missouri is amply able 10 take
care OF her eleemOsynary lnstitu-
lions in a liberal manner
Considerable fault-fuding aud
criticism have been INDUCED 10 be.
cause the work on the asylum al
this place has not progressed more
rapidly. but there has been little
reasonable ground for such com
plants az have been made. Only
three years or a little more have
passed since the work of con
structinn was begun. aud only
about 1920, 600 appropriated for
all purposes purchasing the land,
building, maintenance, etc When
the character VI the work that has
been dore il taken into cuusidera
ton, this is really o good showing,
for the asylum will be open 10
patients on and after the LIST day
Of January, We are informed.
When the asylum at Nevada, Mo
was built, il took four years and
an expenditure Of 800, 900 or.
more, We believe. 10 get that IN
stitution ready 10 receive patients.
Surely the comparison is IN favor
OF the one at this place in point Of
both expedition aud the amount
Of money required
We hone, therefore, that those
Southeast newspapers which have
been disposed to criticiss aud find
fault with what they have been
led to believe was unnecessary de-
lay and mismaHagement on the
part of those in charge of this 10.
stitutiOn, may see that mat
tern are not as bad ss they have
been represented, aud that they
will unite with us in urging the |
Legislature to make a liberal appro-
priation to complete without delay
Asylum No. 4. An Of Southeast
Missouri should feel viiaily utter.
aated In This matter
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

AZ Poplsr Bluff last week Elizabeth
Colsmsn VISA divorced trom Lizxis
Coleman. Which was the man and
which the woFians
Henry Abbey. who b serving . isil
seuseace at fredesicksoFn. tried ID
oommlt saiciss on the isth BY dsisking
ereAsose- Frompt aisenficu sasee his
tile.
Dosiphsa hsd a big Es os The aith.
TIE hardware ssd fsfDIlnfe siors d
Wrsxhs Brsshsss beinx dsslFsysd.
Tbs Iess h $4,000 With sssy small
irsurAnre.
The Kesssss Dsneefns ielle ths sSle
II IN 0ld woman with gsnnk ekiidseu,
nisees ssd sspbews amply aue % nsre
fsx bsr. hsvisx iaas died u she eeapiy
pnus tpsze. z.
Osao Eoohflsxtys rrpxs@ehfisg y
sysdis&ts, ~ ~ tcrxhs i.soQ s1s>s
= sxnmp Isn4 III fentscet eo~n1y.
po1ine ~ 90 iok A. wnfeh eoes
IN ~ aekssi lssA
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
Has A ROYAL GoDM0THER.
as~~n Atexasara ssaaas spsassr
Tar thr Infsnt Lsra ssszavtiie.
H~iF to Manchester nakeasa.

London, Dee. ie.-Qaeen AlexRndrs,
on "Wednesday, seiee as godmother at
the christening Of Lord Vaudeville.
the heir sf the duke and duchess Of
Manchester. In the chapel royal. 81.
james palace Her majesty signed
the register with the duke and Ouch
cas- Of Manchester. the marquis de
Several. the Portuguese minister.
Count Won NsnadosT, secretary Of
The Acknowledgment embassy,
Earl DE Gray. Lady Listrr-Kays and
others The queens present 90 her
godehild WIS q silver bowi and spoon.
inscribed; ''ro Alexander George, Wis.,
count Vaudeville. from Alexandra,
Regina. December II, 1909. :
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
FOR HIS FATHERS MURDER.
Eeass ksSfeEaaa AEaia Arrested For
che Marsev of Rts Fathes
81 serwaF. Mich.

Iron Mountain, Mieh., Ice. 20.--Nels
Esiskson has again bscn arrested.
charged with the murder Of his IA,
Their. John Erickson, who disappeared
from his home at Norway last May.
The body was found IN November
covered with brush. and three holes
In the head showed how death re-
suited. Neis Erickson WIS arrested
at the time. but was later discharged
A shotgun found near the body sup
posed at the time TO belong TO the
dead mans son, has been fully identi-
fed aud led 60 the arrest. Erickson
had 1900 when he disappeared, but
no money was found.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
EXECUTIVE coRsHTEE
To Look after and Urge Necessary Ap-
preprIstion for State Hospital

Chairman J. s. Clay Of the eiti-
zen mess meeting held last Mon :
day night, IN obedience to q mo
ton adopted, has appointed The
following named eentlemeh as 80
executive committee to look after
and urge the BeeessaFy sgHopria.
ton by the Legislature 10 eomplesg
the work at the State Hospital for
Insane at this place; Mayor Geo.
81. Wilson. j. y. Cover, w. L.
Hsnsiey, r.. A. Roxier. w, ~.
Harlan. Sam Perringer. John A,
Sproti, r. y. Cole, w. X. Lang.
Jos. c. williams and David Reese
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
SUSPECTED BANK ROBBERS,
Thrce Mes Thought 90 be CaaeeFHss
10 sr.nrai AliIasia naRk Rsb-
kerres Arrested.

Bloomington. H.. Dec. is.-Tbres
of the men thought Co Ice concerned
la the hank robbery al Clarence, as
well ~ those Of other institutions Of
the same kind in central Illinois
were arrested Wednesday. At Gibson
City By the town marshal and depu.
ties there. A large Sum Of money
was found IN their possession, and the
shoes worn correspond with the size
Of the tracks made in the snow
around the bank.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
THE WATTS KIDNAPPING CASE.
Iury Discharged After Takina
Twenty BAIIssH asa BsiAE UsasIs
Go Agree On q ysrdIct.

Springfield. ILL.,. Dec. 20.--After a
ichberntion Of IS hours. the jury in
the case against Iahn Watts, charged
with kidnapping bic child. was dis
charged By judge shirley In the San
gumon circuit court. Friday. The
jury took 20 ballots. the final one
standing eight for acqaItiai and four
for conviction.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
rw0 PApAL APPOINTMENTS
The nEila slaa~a FslIiaH The Arch
bssheprae of Chicago aaa the
nlskepFie OF l'istHburg.

Rome. Dee. 2i.--The pope, saturday
Signed the appointments Of Blshop
james r. Quiglcy. of Buffalo. n. y.
as archbishop OF Chicago, and Rev
J. " Regis CsDevih. rector of 81,
Paul's cathedral of PistsbuTg, Pa.
eoadjutor-bsshop of ffttsburg.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
Ths BIn Psr she Creasssn OF the ssvs
CabtH~s rsStfsiie 10 ~ He
ported Fawsrabiy.

Washington, Dee 2o.--The house
COMMITTEES on Interstate commerce. or
dered fsvorsbls report on the de-
parfnent of commerce bill The vote
on report4aR IL stood 1--WE 70 three
The provision for including the bu-
reaa Of labor in the new department
wam retained ON a tie vote.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

Topeka. Rns., Dee. is.--Goy. elect
Bailey tells the twelve hundred WON
sn IN the United States aud Canada
who have expressed desire to marry
him, that he ~ not ia the market, and
that he will enter the executive man
sion o bachelor, and that his seer,
tary and family viii oeeupy the man
zion With him.