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The sun., 1902-11-03
MtRCONI'S MEN HOPEFUL.
MaJor PAGE Thinks wireless Messages VIII
Cross the Atlantic Soon.

SYDNEY, ". s.. Nov 2.-Major Flood
Page, a director Of the Marconi company,
said 20 day:
The object Of our company il to estab-
lish wireless communication throughout
the world. We will commence by uniting
the continents of Europe and America, by
our system, and believe we will attain
our object very soon. But Mr. Marconi
always looks before he leaps. He has never
az yet had to TAX q back anything he has
said and he intends TO be absolutely GER
tain Of his attainments in this instance
before he speaks
Marconi. Major Page and the electrical
engineers are all staying at a house near
the towers Of the Table Head station. The
towers will have to be raised thirty feet
as they are not satisfactory now. To-
morrow a large number of the crew OF the
Carlo Alberto will go to Glace Bay to assist
in the work
Mr.. Vivian, engineer OF construction
for tie Marconl company, will soon leave
for South Africa, where he will superin-
tend the construction of a station at Cape
Town.
The Dominion Government cable steamer
Tyrlan left this port this morning TO lay a
cable from Gross Isle To Bryan Island,
distance Of ten miles, and from Bryan Island
10 Anticosti, distance of ll0 miles. Gov
"rnment Engineer Keeley. who installed
The wireless telcgraphy station at Belle
Isle, will have charge Of laying the cable
He said to-day that the Dominion Govern
ment's wireless station AT Belle Isle was
working perfectly and the system was so
easy Of operation that the operators used
II in preference TO the cable, which also
connected the points linked by the Marconi
-v.tem
The sun., 1902-11-03

Nellie CorcOran Conscious Vest erday. but
Only tor q while.

Nellie Corcoran. the young woman who
egained consciousness in st. Vincent s
Hospital on Saturday after thirteen days
of trance and then rclapsed into n comatosc
state again. had brief spell Of wakeful-
ness yesterday,
Her mind wandered however, and TO
questions put To her by the nurse she an
swered incoherently
House Surgeon Donovan said that he
thought her condition was even better than
on saturday. She moved her arms and
showed more signs of life than on any day
since she has been in the hospital
DR., Donovan is confident that with plent v
of rest the girl will recover entirely.
The sun., 1902-11-03
GR4ND DIXIE ttSHIERED.
cars Youngest ncic Dismissed From the
Russian Army.

Spsci-l care Dispatch to TuE SvN.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. 1t i, oiicia lly
announced that Grand Duke Paul Alex
androyioh. Commander Of the Corps of the
Guard. has been dismissed from his pos,
ard retired from the army
He is the youn yeHt of the Cars unclcs.
He served in the Russo-Turkish War, is a
friend Of Count Tolstoi and is bitterly
anti-Scmi!c and anti-Nihilist.
He has been the ccatrc Of several s"nsa-
tions, the latest of, which gained pub
licity when an eloping woman killed her
self in Algiers ,everal months ago. The
Grand Duke is 30 wears old. No reason is
assigned for his being cashiorrd
The sun., 1902-11-03
BUILDING new OCEAN LINERS.
BELFAST SHIPIARDS GET Or
DERS FROM THE COMBINE.
Three for the Atlantic Transport Line
and Two More Eas, steamers to RiS ID
the New tunarders-Sister Ship Of b
the big Cedric Also on the Stocks N
special Caar DC,orirh 10 Tnr Sun

NpeciH CANE DfsnNth 10 THE sun.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-1he activity prevailing
in British >hipyards is unprecedented,
largely in Consequence of orders from tho
international Mercantile Marine Company.
The tonnage in IN" hand, of Belfast builders,
repairing and under const ruction. il 800 600
The Atlantic Transport Company has
ordered three vessels of 1900 tons each,
which will bc named Minnehakta, Minne-
waska and Mnnelowna
The largest vessel atloat, the White Star
liner Cedric, il being detained at Belfast,
where her Passenger accommodations are
being enlarged and improved. 1t is stated
that a sister ship of the Cedric is now on
the stocks. She will 10" - feet longer than
the Cedric.
IL is reported that two new Atlant 10
grcyhounds will be- laid down, which arc
designed to rival the ncw flyers of the Gu
nard line, which are now being constructed
ON the Clyde. Al the Belfast boats are for
the Shipping Trust
The sun., 1902-11-03
MRS. MARCtS DiLI'S BROOCH LOST
Made OF Diamonds and Pearls-Rcward
offered for Its Return.

A diamond and pearl brooch belonging
to Mrs. Marcus DAILY, widow of the copper
king, was lost by Mrs DAILY on Friday even
ing either at the Knickerbocker Theatre
or at Shcrrys, where Mrs. DAILY went later.
The brooch was heart shaped and was
valued greatly 10y Mrs DAILY, who adver-
tised yesterday, Offering n liberal reward
for the return of the brooch to her resi-
dcnce al 725 Fifth avenue
Mrs. DAILY believes that the brooch be-
came looSened and fell of a. she was put
ting on her wraps. She did not discover
her loss until she reached home.
The sun., 1902-11-03
ENGLISH PEER 4 FtGITUE.
Arrested for serious criminal OFFENCE,
lie Gives Hail and Then E1ees.
ec,h Cabe Despatch to THy sun

,Spfci1l Gable Dsspdtth % THH sun.
LoSpoN. Nov. "A report is current here
To the effect that a well-known peer has
fed from the country to avoid prosecution
on criminal charge of the most serious
character. The name of the same noble
man has previously been mentioned, not
ably few months ago, in connection wiki
such offences.
According to one account, he was az
rested few days ago and held In .CO)
bail. which was furnished, after which hs
disappeared.
The sun., 1902-11-03
~ DGE REAGAN M RT.
Well.known Texas statesman Injured In a
Runaway Accident.

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 2.-The friends and
relatives of Judge John H. Reagan are
uneasy over the possible on, come Of the
injuries which he received in a runaway
accident hear Palestine. Tex. yesterday
Judge Reagan was still suffering from the
effects of a severe fall few months ago,
and this, with his several spells Of sickness
during the last year, has weakened his
physical condition very much. He returned
only few days ago from Hot Springs
Ark. where he took course Of baths.
The sun., 1902-11-03
FISHING TOWN SH EPT BY FIRE.
MaIn Buildings of ~. Picrrc. Miauelon.
DESTROYED.

ST. JoHH's. y. r, Nov. 2 st Pierre,
Miquelon, was swept by fire last night and
all the principal buildings surrounding the
main square We're destroyed
These included the Government Offices,
the palace Of justice, the Catholic Cathedral
and adjoining church structures and many
smaller buildings.
81. Pierre, Miquelon, is the capital Of
the French colony, that includes st Pierre
and Miquelon islands and il an important
fishing station
The sun., 1902-11-03
DISCOVERER or YOSEMITE DEAD.
j. VI. IIutchings. Who Found the Famous
Valley. Killed There by Accident.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2.--J. NJ. Hutch
ings, who discovered the Yosemite Valley
and opened it for tourists, was killed on
Friday night by his team going over the
grade on his way into the famous valley.
Mr.. Hutchings was nearly 90 years old.
and until recently spent every winter In
the Yosemite. He had kept this season
the Calaveras Big Trees Hotel
The sun., 1902-11-03
Dust From n MEXICAN Volcano,

The Ward liner Vigancia. in yesterday,
when two days out from Vera Cruz in the
Gulf Of Mexico, on Oct 20 ran into a shower
Of volcanic dust from a Mexican volcano.
The dust fell intermittently for two days.
The sun., 1902-11-03
FATHER IGNATIUS I'LL.
superior Of IianthOny Abbey stricken
In the Pulpit.
sp,eih Cab. Despatch to THE SuS.

Special Cable Despatch to THE SuS.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Joseph Layces ter Lyme,
better known AZ Father Ignat ius, Angli-
can monk and Superior at Liant hony Abbey,
was suddenly attacked by sickness while
In the pulpit here this evening. II is feared
that he will not recover
The sun., 1902-11-03
Lawyer Fatally stricken In the street.

James +. Roberts. n lawyer a. 20 Elm
street, who lived at 4l2 Sanford avenue,
Flushing, fell IN an rpilcptic III at Secoi q
avenue aud TwGty-third street last might
AID died soon after IN drug store. He
was 10 years Id.
The sun., 1902-11-03
LOST ELECTION BET ALREADY.
ROscy Put lp sIN on Goldf 0gle and the
Stak ehOlder Died.

Roscythe Lawyer, president of the Essex
Market Par Association, believes that
he has lost 500 on the election and was
loudly declaring yesterday in Essex street
that the Enge hoodoo was at work again.
On Friday real estate dealer named
Gordon offered to bet 500 to 500 ol Adler.
Roscv took the Goldfoge end and the
money was put III the hands of an last
Side salOonkeopcr.
On saturday the saloonkeeper died sud
denly from apOpleyy. The family told
Rosoy ten minutes after the news got out
that they knew nothing about any bet
Il like a run for my money" said Rosey
sadly IF | had any more I'd bet it on
Adler, | guess to cover mysolf
The sun., 1902-11-03
New Ziekler Arctic Expedition.

William Iiegler would not discuss yes
'erday the report that he had planned
another Arctic expedition and had invited
Oliver Lawson Of Tonawanda and Leroy
Pcllctier Of Buffalo 10 lead it. He said he
might make statement to-day
The sun., 1902-11-03
Only 20 Hours I'm Route

The cough cure OF two centuries
Jaync'S ENpcctorant tdr.
The sun., 1902-11-03
Tn Grand Raptds DireCt

Through car by the New York Central and Mich.
ighn Central leaves New York daily al =, NJ for
Detroit and Grand RAnlds--AdA
The sun., 1902-11-03

The pennsylvania Special provides rapid SEIZED.
to Chicago, ,-Adr.
The sun., 1902-11-03
QUEEN WILL BE GODMOTHER.
American Duchess OF Manchcster's thiid
to he IIOnOrcd.
Special Gable Ds,po,th to THE Sun.

.Sp,cidi Gable Dtsp0tch TO THE Sun.
LoSDoN. Nov. Queen Alexandra has
consented TO become the godmother Of
Viscount Vaudeville, son of the Duke ard
Duchess Of Manchester, who was born
oct ?, Her Majesty has telegraphed
TO he Duchess
Il will b" delighted to be godmothcr
TO your little son"
The sun., 1902-11-03

Carefully prepared lists OF the closing prices on
change are furnished passengers on The Pennsyl-
vanla Spcclal.-Adr'
The sun., 1902-11-03
Pail NalI London GIRaretfea

Spcciely recommended to gentlemen who are
lccu,'pmcd to smoking the lnesl blends of choice
lu!k.sh tobacco. -Aag,
The sun., 1902-11-03

The Duchess Of Manchester was formerly
Miss Helen Zimmerman, daughter of Eu-
gene Zimmerman Of Cincinnati. She vas
married to the Duke on Nov. IA, 1900.
The sun., 1902-11-03
STEAMER SUNK, 22 DROWNED.
crew of spanish ship Lost In q Collision
on the English Coast.
Special CoNc Despatch TO THE 81

Npfcl4 t0Hf UtsrNtH 70 THE NVN,
LoSDoS, Nov. 2.-The Spanish steamer
Enero and the British steamer St. Reg,Ihs
were in collision on Friday night Of Dun
geness. and tho Enero was so badly damaged
that she sank. Twenty-Five of her crew
were drowned,
The St Rcguus has arrived AZ Graveseud
in a damaged condition She has three
Of the Encro's crew aboard.
The collision occurred az about midnight.
The Enero was struck near the engine
room and as she sank her boilers exploded.
The sun., 1902-11-03

Via southern Ry. Tickets on sale November I, = y
and 10. superb Sleeping and Dining Car service.
New York>otnces 27i and iiss Broadwsy.-Adv.
The sun., 1902-11-03

Burueu's Extract OF Vanilla
rsed exclusively by all lcadng boIels AAa Olut :,
-Adt,
The sun., 1902-11-03

BLACK and white" l. All Right.
IL Is the hnest Scotch Whisky on the market
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

After years Of patient waiting the
hopes Of a large number Of settlers on
north and south forks of White river
are now about to he realized. The fol-
lowing letter explains itself:
DENVER. Colo. July IS. 1902.
JAMES LYTTLE, ESQ.,, Meeker. Colo.
DEAR sIR-The president has, under
date Of June osth last, issued his proc
lxmation eliminating from the White
River Plateau Timber Land Reserve, .
large amount Of land along the North
and South Forks Of the White river !;
also along the Williams Fork aud Lynch
and Pine creeks.
This proclamation excludes some
thing less than was petitioned for by the
settlers, but as l understand. 1t elimi-
mates all lands now settled on, and
some besides.
There is an apparent error in the des-
cription Of the new boundaries of the
reserve OH the Williams Fork, as the
lines indicated in.the proclamation will
not connect, but 1t is probable that this
error will be corrected before final
action.
The proclamation concludes as fol-
lows:
1.-The lands hereby excluded from the
reservation and restored to the public
domain shall be open to settlement from
date hereof. but shall not be subject to
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

1te throwing open Of these lands
means much tn the settlers interested.
and to the entire county. The lands
will he improved and the countys valu-
atiM will be thereby greatly enhanced.
For the last ten or more wears numer-
Osss efforts to have the lands In question
thrown open have failed; aud not until
Judge d. q. Beaman. backed by J. G.
Oagpod. of the Colorado Fuel & Iron
company. took hold Of the matter did
success crown the efforts of those work
ing to have the lands opened.
To these gentlemen. more than all
Other agencies combined, are the people
1t North and South forks, and the Viii.
llanIs Fork settlers. indebted for the
happy realization of their hopes.
As THE HERALD editor put in some
hard work on this righteous cause, we
have right to Join with the settlers in
AROUND congratulations.
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26
e. 8 r.
SANDERSON & GREER,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
RANCH PROPERTY 4 SPECIALITY.

is a great range OF prices now on Cattle
probably greater than ever before, and
this range will continue as long as half
fat stuff comes from the drier sections.
Want Of rain has much tn do with tho
marketing of some OF the stuff. The
demand for good cows has been fair but
the medium to common kind sold at Is
tn 25 cents lower than at the beginning
of the week. The stocker and feeder
market is quiet as yet. although pros
poets for the opening of the fall trade
early are very good because Of the prom
Use OF great corn crop. Some more
southern stun for Montana ranges
passed through this week. Good choice
grass fat steers are quoted at S. Ia $50;
common to medium. $50 "a 4 Is; cows
and heifers. 81 e 4; veal calves. 81 q 5:
bulls, stays, etc. 50 ~ $50; feeders.
1915 Ia AIS: stockers. So q 4.50.
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26
NOW THE
DIRT FLIES
Thursday nights Denver papers con-

Thursday nights Denver papers COR
tain the following:
The engineering department Of tho
Mo1fat road Yesterday morning COED
paeted the Hgures taken from thu bids
inbmittsd hy contractors oxsf The 6Saa.
try for the earth and rock work for tll1
IS miles from Leydsn through the noun.
tains. The contract. representing about
100000. will 60 to Utley 4 Co. con-
tractors, of Rock Springs, Wyo., II the
company gives the required bond Of
81 COO 600 demanded by the officers OF
the road. Utlev h Co. was the lowest
bidder. The work must be finished
within seven months.
This looks like business. No more
speculation. Contract calls for compile
ton Of work by first OF next March.
Following is All extract from the in
corporation papers of the Denver,
Northwestern II Pacific Railway com
panv AZ tiled with the secretary Of state
III OouNSE lh1k Wdy
Know all men bv these presents. that
we, David II. Moffat. Walter 8. Chees-
man. William G. Evans, Charles j..
Hughes. Jr., George E. Ross- levin,
Samuel Nj. Perry and Frank Is. Gibson,
all residents Of the city OF Denver.
county of Arapahoe. and state OF Colo
RADIO, and citizens Of the state Of Colo
RADIO. desiring to associate ourselves to-
gether as body corporate under. and in
pursuance of. the laws Of the state Of
Colorado. for the purposes hereinafter
mentioned. do make, sign and acknowl-
edge this. and nine other original GER
tificates OF incorporation and do declare
and certify as follows:
THE DENVER. NORTHWEST
ERN & PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY."
The objects set out are to construct,
equip, own, acquire, by purchase, con
soIidation. condemnation. lease or other
wise, and to operate and maintain rail-
way lines in the states Of Colorado.
Utah, Nevada. California and euch
states as may BE- selected by the board
of directors, to operate same by any
means or motive power now known; to
purchase, lease or otherwise acquire,
and to build, maintain and operate lines
of railway in. upon. along. over and
across the streets, alleys. bridges, via
ducts and private property in the towns
and cities along and upon the lines Of
railway OF said company; TO acquire,
maintain. ETC.. machine and repair
she's. depot buildings and stations for
generating and transmitting electricity,
together with lines Of poles and wire.
with their appurtenances. for conduct.
ing electricity and electric current for
power and other purposes; to conduct
an express business upon said lines of
railway and to maintain. operate, ETC.,
telegraph and telephone lines.
1.-The term OF existence Of the COM
pany shall BE fifty years from the date
OF fling the articles Of incorporation.
The several lines Of railway. 1t is pro-
vided, shall extend from the city Of
Denver. bv the most feasible route to
the city Of San Francisco. Cal, by way
OF Salt Lake; there shall he operated
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26
The Hopes Of Years
Realized at Last

entry, filing or selection until after ninety
days notice by snch publication as the
Secretary Of the Interior NAV prescribe.
This reservation shall hereafter be
known as The White River Forest Re-
serve"
The notice for publication by the
Secretary OF the Interior has not yet
baen issued, but doubtless will lie very
sotn. think these settlers are to he
Congratulated on tive successful termi-
nation Of these applications.
N Yours Truly.
a D. G. REAMAN.
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

NOTES ALONG THE LINE.
The articles of Incorporation OF the
Moffat Short Line don't mention Rio
Blanco county. This must be an over
sight.
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

Some men are born great. some
achieve greatness, and some just have
the big head.
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26
Nosicc-to Cattles,,en.

All ranch and cattlemen are cordially
invited to Inspect the ringer .Handle-
Seven herd of registered shorthorns.
Of my own breeding and raising. Stock
Of both sexes for sale. Call on or ad.
dress. j. P. SCHERNERHORN.
RIO 6ianco z. o., Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

Now listen to those Ro,,tt county
papers laugh and say II told you So"
Well laugh now, ''durn you'll" Wen
Just get on our dignity and build little
railroad of our own. .lDfl
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

The incorporation OF the Denver.
Northwestern & Pacific Railroad marks
another forward step in realizing the
great project Of . new transcoptinental
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

This signa4urs y % every bog Of tSs genuine
Laxative Brom0- Qsdnine ..s,es.
he remedy that esuTes a oeso II sDs aav
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

- equipped branch lines, eplrs. ETC..
- the purpose OF reaching and extend
III to factories. mines. resorts. cities.
tDSns and places along the lines Of the
railway. s
ne capital stock shall BE- $40 900. 600
divided Into go QUO shares Of 500 each
par value. and will be divided into $lO.-
100000 Ut preferred stock upon which
shsil b. paid 8 per cent annual non-
cumulative dividend before the common
stock shall he entitled to receive divi-
dend in any year, and of $1,000, 900 of
common stock.
1.-The control and management Of the
business and affairs Of said the Denver.
Northwestern Il Pacific RAILWAY COM
pany," continues the articles, ''sliall be
vested in board If directors to consist
OF seven members and d. II. Moffat,
Walter s. Cheesman. William G. Evans
Charles }. Hughes, Jr.. George Il. Ross
Levin. Samuel NJ. Perry and Frank Is.
Gibson. residents Of the city OF Denver,
shall constitute said board of directors
for the first year. and until their sue
cessors are duly elected or appointed and
qualified"
The principal Office will be kept in
Denver. The principal business is to
be carried on in the counties of Arapa-
hoe, Jefferson. Boulder, Gilpin. Larimer.
Grand, summit and 1ioutt In Colorado.
and the counties Of Uintah. Wasatch.
summit and Salt Lake in Utah, and
such other counties rs seem best.
NOTES ALONG THE LINZ.
The articles OF incorporation OF the
Moffat Short Line don't mention Rio
Blanco county. This must he an over
sight.
Now listen to those Routt county
papers laugh and say II told you So"
Well laugh now. ''durn you'll" Wen
Just get on our dignity and build little
railroad of our own. sf5
II cost the Denver. Northwestern &
Pacific Railway company 1.-THE Moffat
Short Line) 5000 to file its articles Of
incorporation with the secretary OF state
at Denver. The papers were placed on
record last Friday. Another sure sign
that the road is to be built.
The Muffat Short line Is divided into
two distinct railroad corporations,
namely, the Denver Il Northwestern
railway which will run to the coal fields
in Boulder county. and use electricity.
and the Denver. Northwestern 4 Pacit
ic railway, which will be the through
line to the Coast. The former is now
being built and the work Ut construct
ing the latter will begin the first of
September.
Alta mass meeting at Hot Sulphur
Springs. the citizens Of Grand county
granted 4 free right Of way across the
county for the Monat Short Line. This
is The right brand Of public spirit.
The incorporation OF the Denver.
Northwestern & Pacific Railroad marks
another forward step in realizing the
great project Of new transcoptinentsl
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26

The Glenwooi Springs Race meet will
he held this year. August q 10 30 incln-
Siye
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-26
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EsTRAY NOTICE,

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s s,,,y ,.S about one year old all marked win
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ear ,, ., come forward,
ne rroncrty. pay charges and take " d. T.
prov pro, ar if viii be dealt with as Tue ID"
reefs 2 7. FERRIS,
Coroner aud Ranger
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MON Es1DENT NOTICE,


The Estates ,,t...,,or,. Count.
No. 1928 of V (nuIUo Connty.
r. l. Gavin. deed and N9AGUJjn
No. 1924 OF N'ss'''''P'
A. II. Gavin, deed. }
state of Mississippi go
~ Jno. e. Gavin, Valley View, Coq 3., Jo'
T SX0 Mrs. Lillian 5. Slaughter Perdue
HI 1'i Ala.. and Mrs. Annie 5; lly0erE
Perdue Hin, Ala, heirs OF said 9ec tore me
Yon are commanded to appear oSiolV hoc
Cbancery Court of the County o. % ''N"''S
in said state of Mississippi on INC 1000
4th Monday of October To4 A. cam M, t Why the
AMI anu ' accouUts Of G. G, Acker admnl>,ra,
t i,m"' Of J' said estate, should not be allowed
and approved. 800, ,ooo
This August -''"' Z. T. DORROH,,
clerk.
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The many relatives and friends OF Mrs
M. L. Hunter will be panied to hear OF
her death which occurred this morning.
The friends Of the family are invited to
atted the funeral Sunday morning 10
clock at Odd Fellows cemetery