The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-24

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Nv. (Iut xUttsr psntoa. president OF
~ UDper Iowa unitorsity, at Fxyette,
~. hG0 opcoDted The tresidency Oh
htalnl anivossity. 0xfSsd. o.
ProfseoCr A1oaf Kussmaul. who In
troducod thS stomach pump into medi-
cnl ptactico. y dead In Heidelberg.
oefInany. He NJ. born IN 1922.
y. !. Matskste aCos candy factory,
h&x-a4ory stsugc1rs In Brooklyn. was
buTne4 "Wednesday. The loss is csti
mated II eleQ.U00 to S2OO.oJo. covered
sby insurapco
! y uf. HSnry yan- Dyke. moderator OF
0o receut Yresbytorian general assem-
bly, IN NeW York, Is coming West and
VIII preach the baccalaurcate sermon
81 colunbia. Mo.
NJ. Btsphenson, chief OF the sanitary
police department Of Copenhagen, VIII
start for the United States next week
Tor the purpose OF studying tho Amer
ttnn police system.
b Among the passengers on the ship
Philadelphia, which sailed from New
York Wednesday for Southampton,
was General Joseph Wheeler, who will
be abroad for three months.
Bishop Henry G. Potter sailed for
Europe Wednesday on the Oceanic. lie
Vrobably will remain abroad resting
about three months. A large part oI
this time will be passed In england.
The native newspapers assert that
Fralce has notiHed China. that the In
surrection IN Kwangsi province In in-
tarfcrlng with her Tonquin trade and
that. unless II IL suppressed before
July, France will take steps TO protect
hor interests.
Senator Lodge. chairman Of the
senate committee on the rnilipplnos,
has said that the witness OBrien,
whose Testimony before the commlttee
reflected severely upon captain Me
prosecuted by the proper officers ON
she charge Of perjury.
Paul .. Sorg. former congressman
and multi-millionairo tobacco manu-
facturcr. died "Wednesday at his home
In Middleton, o., after an iIincss oi
several years duration. lie was W
years old and leaves a widow, one son
---sssl a daughter. The deceased seryeu
4wo terms In congress-.
( The only development In the strike
situation In Denver Ia an agreement
slgnsd by the members of the Master
Milders' Association which includes
all the contractors and mill owners Ia
the city, that under no conditions wiz
they treat with tho building trades
council. The individual unions will bo
recognized. however.
Mrs. Herbert Heskctt and her infant
child, whom she w0s wheeling IN q
baby carriage, were struck by an
Illinois Central passenger train and
killed ON trostie. At Cedar rails. la.
The ufotter died instantly and the
child lived but d few hours. iney were
jruturning from the funeral OF child
vho was killed on nearly the same spot
BY . freight train the day before.
The United States ba,tieship Illinois.
fying the fiag Of Rear Admiral Aren't
s Crowninshieid.. commander in-cnief
OF the European station, and the Uni
ted tates cruisers Chicago and Albany,
has arrived at Casteliammare. from
Naples }sfile fK1 AiInfN;I'es Mt
~ Ne mcmbersNcf ner 81 de-
scrtGd, and the American G Va
s...,an' "a. SiIsred 'e"ard for II &c
Mrs. sallIe Il. Mccall was arrcsled In
Baltimore Wednesday night anf he'd
for the Philadelphia authorities. y Sns
Ia charged with the theft OF jewels and
securities valued ut sac, 900 from mrs
Caroline Bradstetter OF rniiauelphla
Mrs. Mccall admitted having all IN,
stolen goods. but declined TO state
where she had concealed them until
she had q conference with her attorney
In Philadelphia.
There are 25. 900 immigrants on the
Atlantic due To arrive Mt New York IN
q few days. ana they will bring INT
total for May up TO $4,000 or 10000
This will break all records for any
/ month In the last twenty years. Th'
number Of deportations Ii increasing
$50 persons having been ordered dc
I ported during the first twenty-six day
of May. The majority of the new ar
rivals are from Austria Hungary. Italy
and Russia.
Secretary Root vii make short visit
10 Carlsbad, Germany. the latter part
OF August, for the purpose OF bringing
Mrs. Root and the other members oi
the family back to the United states
Mrs. Root and the children will leave
New York on the Zeelandia on June =
and will proceed direct TO the German
health resort In the hope that the wa
ters win benefit the health OF Mrs
Root and the eldest son, who Is con.
yalesclng from an attack Of typhoid
fever. q"
1t is expected that the Mckinley
postal cards will be In the hands of all
postoffices throughout the country
:. As.sst> >lii1yI L. rho -postogsce acpert'
msnt has received the die proofs OF tn,
new cards The original proof showed
4 front view OF the late presidents
facs. hut the experiments with that
plate on the ripid printing presses th,
government uses In producing .,os'
cards wore not satisfactory and II wai
found necessary to make a new plate
showing tho pronle view.
A suit has been brought by a sub
scribor Of the Sunset Telephone Com