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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-19

FOR sALE--A good lot and house on
Monk street-a very good piece of
property. Apply t. s. Lieberman, 1O9
Monk street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-19

Call on L. A. Miller for kiln dried
lumber
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-19

Let us oil your prescription. Pure
drugs. prices always right. Hunter
Sale Drug Co
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-14
judge Irwin Reversed.
ton,

The supreme court has reversed the
judgement of the superior court of this
county, in the case of Wilson Bros. &
Co., appellants, vs.. The West q Slade
Mill Co.. and Charles Neeson, respond
ents. The action was brought to recover
damages alleged to have been caused by
the obstruction of street in Aberdeen.
The West & Slade Mill company sold to
Charles Neeson some heavy timbers,
which were delivered at his instruction
in front of the Wilson Bros property.
The latter company filed protests both
with Neeson and the mill company, but
the timbers were not removed until
Neeson built sled of them for donkey
engine which he hauled away fourteen
days after the timbers were delivered.
The defendants won the suit in the low
err court. Several errors OF the lower
court were assigned in the appeal, and
in reversing the cause the supreme court
held that portion OF the instruction to
the jury was ambiguous and obscure and
probably misled the jury as to it's mean
ing. A second instruction to the effect
that the mill company was not jointly
liable for damages resulting from the
continued obstruction of the street, if
it had no other connection than the de-
livery of the timbers, was also held to
be error, as the contrary is true in law.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-14
ABERDEEN WASHINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL II, 1902

who wanted Improvements stricken from
lot 2, block 2, Scammon's plat Monte
sano; Dan Peterson, who asked a reduce
ton of his personal tax; G. p. Whitney
and T. +. O'Neil were also denied reduc-
tions on personal taxes; Critics and Koltz
were refused reduction ON lands in
sec. 1S-l9-S.
David NJ. Gouchnour was appointed
supervisor of road district 81, vice J. B.
Shinabarger resigned.
A communication from the president
of the State Board of Health, relative to
smallpox cases at Cosmopolis, was read
and referred to Commissioner Smith.
Application Of Antoine ALBERT for med
zeal aid, referred to Commissioner
Herman.
The application OF Supervisor Wood OF
road district ., for 1925 to rebuild a
bridge, was laid over.
The matter OF new bridge over Porter
creek was referred to Commissioner
Herman, to see about a change Of it's
location.
The surveyor was directed to file a re-
port on the condition of the bridges at
Elma and Satsop
The boundaries of road district IS was
changed so as to include the sea of se1
sec. 14-lS-7.
The following tax reductions were al
lowed: A. ]. Stewart had improvements
stricken from lot 6 lbk. }, lst add. to
Highland Home. A. NJ. Norman re-
ceived a reduction in his personal tax
for 1901. Cleveland, Beaulieu & Ander
son had the penalty and interest remit
ted on lots l and ., blk 81, lst add. to
Ocosta. II. Mathews was given a re-
duction OF $500 on the sw4 of sec12-l6-
9. 0. M. Kellogg had lots and 2, Sec
1910 stricken from the rolls of 1878
9-1900, as having been Gout, land. For
the same reason Thos. Lyons had the
ne4 sec. 1l-19-l2, stricken from the roll
of 1897 Elmer Epson was granted re-
duction of 1925 on lot s blk, So, Ho-
GUAM, and the same was added to lot
5. Mrs. f. l.. Langley was given a re-
duction OF $3.50 on lots and 8, blk, 2S,
X. r. ado. Hoquiam, and W. +. Rock
well had the improvements assessed to
lot 8, blk, 2S, X. II. add. Hoquiam,
stricken from roll of 1901.
The application of J. w. Reid for tax
no o 70 rof oroI 70 bo occnccor
On advice of the Attorney General
order passed stricking the taxes for 1901,
on the se4 of section Is 17-9 was re-
voked, and the treasurer ordered to
strike from rolls said order of cancella-
ton,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-14
CITY OFFICIAL BUSINESS.

Under this heading will be found all
matters of public interest, such as street
improvements contemplated or under
way, calls for bids for public work, new
ordinances, etc.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
A resolution was adopted for the plank
ing of Heron street, between l. street and
Washington street. Protests must be
filed by April 10, and the following prop.
erty is liable for the cost Lots Z to IL
in blocks 43. Sc, SO, 81, 6S and SO, and
lots to 6 in blocks AZ, 81, So, so, 70 and
70, w. & BIS Second addition.
BIDS WANTED.
The clerk will receive bids for the
grading and graveling 16-foot roadway
on B street, from First to Sixth avenue.
The clerk will receive bids until April
26, for 500 feet of 211a-inch cotton hose.
The clerk will call for bids until April
10, for the building OF bridge in South
Aberdeen, and for the erection OF the
city hospital.
Bids will be received for three months
supplies of pipe and other material for
the water department, until May H.
Bids are wanted for the building OF
sidewalks ON the north side OF Hume
street, between F and Broadway.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-14

Bryan's Commoner for one year and
the Aberdeen HERALD for three months
for 81. Send all orders to this office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-14

Eyes fitted by specialists.
GOLDMAN'S, Seattle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OSTEOPATHY

If you wish to know what osteopathy
is, and what it treats, ask an osteopath
and he will cheerfully explain the method
OF treatment free of charge. If you want
a correct opinion of it, ask some one
who has tried osteopathy. Results
speak louder than words. References
furnished. Examination free Branch
office in Hoquiam. CARyLL T. SMITH D.
o., Osteopathic Physician. Elks' hall
building. Telephone 6S5.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-14
Advertising Hints.

A poor ad. costs as much as good one
and does not bring near as good results.
Fill your space with striking copy.
Well planned, soon resultful. The ad-
vertiser who judiciously plans his adver-
Using is quickly conscious of it's drawing
power.
The merchants who make move only
when his competitors do, shouldn't
grumble when he finds himself beaten
at the end of the game.
A wise merchant learns to his benefit
from his advertising mistakes, but the
foolish merchant learns neither from his
mistakes nor from his success.
Probably the reason why certain mer-
chants do not advertise is because they
know that goods of merit only can bring
permanent pros Gritty to the advertiser.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-14
PAUL SHIFTS, M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, Dabney Block. Heron st. Aberdeen
HQurs:-At Ofice-phOne 61S - 10 a. M to y,
Ito and to 9 p. m. At Aberdeen General
Hospital -'phone 614-9 to 10 a. M, to 2 andi
tO7 p. m.
The sun., 1902-06-20
THT POsT tHECk Ni>TEH.
pus,m astcr-G~r~rai PAYNE trsc> Passage
ui mn tor . Postal Currency.

NAsuISUrOS. June 10 Pu~tma.'er-
Gen.ral PAYNE to-day -eut a commurioa-
'i1n 20 Chairman I0ui 81 the Hpu-o Pus'a
A'aIr- committees, strongly urg ng M"
p,sHage uf q bill by Congress providing
iui 'ti- adoption "i some form - postal
currency and enclosing "a hill drawn up
under his direction which he thinks vii
u.sat the reoulr rmrU'~ - tho situation
Attached 10 Tho communication wsr a q, nv
( III" Hou-r lill providing for a , ,fe
ana = ruVrnIrnt m"l hud OF sending money
IA mail ants bv nail and tu iucrra--'
h- - -tRl r~vruucS. which l. identical with
a ki. iutTu.4osd IN the S-'Ilate bV senator
VI, Mil a. ,fM ,hiCan Nr Payne says:
| ursc upon your committee the import
Au,r ~ ,U1,tiuE thIs measure into law. ,u
that our p,up, may have tho advantage IL n
u 49, early = dat 49, u"--ihl" hundreds of
thou .IT H. ,f I,ti'T- ttfrNtLg small amounts
Iu the form - ordinary currency. or solver,
or postage stamps. are ttaf emitted every
year through a., mails lh,-" l'ttcrs are
a constant t-up'atlN NJ - those handling
them. ns T. ca-v 80 tdsttify letters en-
closing currency lh. postal checks pro-
yldrd for IN the proposed ball would T." much
m,r. "sst,y uht1.u"i and cheaper than the
son IT ti.- rural ffo. delivery service to The
r.rtot- parts q tho country. would 80 FAR ~
provide ,h'uT. convenient and NJ" U.,ihud
10 transmit small amounts through 'he mails
att would bc available IA those SECTIONS not
l.r.fufur. covered hN or adisssut to
the money urd-r ofic,s or III. banks of b.
country
The sun., 1902-06-20
r0RBiD THl GOIIRN uFNT.
The ul,Hur>inx urlcrr at ihr Department
nf .Iu..lre ARR -Iri.

N,suI>uiuN. JUNE 10 .lcuiv Ncch'in,
i.> rising q '"r uf thr lcp1r' wer' of Jus
f..r ,a- arrested jH-i iay fYr shortage in
IT. a,cyuu., Amounting t' upward OF g. onO
N....... ..,.a ..''a.hr.i to o." officer uufil
. Sv t.y- ~ A''.ru'v-rru'rN k...
u. l.u-d,y morning -"n' o.. ui" Comp
.-a. - g N' Treasury r"lu"~ that
ott.r'. o., -.-' to ".sufr" l.cCFtiH's ar-
,.,.a'.. and ,h- -Iar,,uatiuu wae h"sgn
rNi- lu.rlIg
A. .u,4 ~ ih' examiners arrived al
.hr.n.s OH, fh~ q ,hursiug o'.r"r
-....f. = hat lc gtS .lscuvs-Nl vc'' % tho
Aii.tnsy-t,sl,lal ard confessed tla' De-
Wa, g..lts iir todd Vi hnuN that he
mad b.,r short N hi- ,n-h iHr U"ripd ot
about seven Year amt although Er hSa fri.d
'ur,-ius. ih" 'I.rr..y ''.' e hls uWn caruiE z.
10. had iuuui ' impr--ihi' tu o.. 500
Il- -ald Nr /. = the money iu -I.r.l.' 1T q
and iu fast hylng
N,-.auu j. unmarried lie vas appointed
it,Y,.r-,ng uCinrr uf the h.pITtiu,ai .I
I.-t..r daIng i'" -"Cpnd Atu.tui-. rt' ~
o.. pr.siIra' Cleveland hy A'uTuyy-O To- Al
HEr'u'u
m, shortage IN Rcchrin's ac~uuu's. there
fore. covers almost 10" entire p'r..d pt h. d,
ir.7tr .i..urv p.rt0dtr examinations e.! the
dt4lur-frg .fr"U'- accounts hlV" uH.u
made. hu Nr rypls'nrt to-day that A" had
uiNa,- ga'iglpl' tn".a examinations a0f
had i".. ri.r ~ borrow BE money t'n-
tn'ar... uu .ari. ,SrCasiur 10 UfsNc good
the nI-h ui 'u" oNi"'
The sun., 1902-06-20
r.,LoR M rRtNkS nR,DFORD
Judge Al, ocate General >o Decides In the
Ease of the Two Hear Admlrals.

WNsHIN GroN, June 10 Secretary of
a." Navy Moody TODAY rrortved an opinion
of 'ho Judge Advocate General on th"
quest ION 81 prrCeienc" 10y seniority dr~idrd
hv Admiral Dewey IN favor ~ Rear Admiral
H e Taylor. CHEF ~ ID" Bureau ~ Navi-
gat on, against Rear Admiral X n Brad
ford chief 81 the Bureau of Equipnoni
Admiral Dewey rendered. hi- decision as
President oi the General Board. Of which
Rear Atmirals Taylor and Bradford are
members
l. understood that the Judge Advocate
General -usteins Admiral Dewey. holding
that Pradfprd'~ rank a. Hsar Admiral docs
tot dat" from his first commission A. chief
II IN" Bureau ~ Equipment, hu' from, 'hr
date ~ th" rev commission i.-i'ed IN his
rrarIs,int rneu' A. chief of that uureau VI
p"'-ml"r, 1891. while TAYLOR was c,m-
ml--,"ncd Rear Admiral IA he line iu Feb
ruJrv. iGt
Secretary Moody has not passed on the
ca-" The question - regarded a. i'm.
port ant. ~ e~f abll-hiug Tho status of OH
Ger. holding higher rank temporarily Whic
serving a. chi"fs 81 bureaus and IN other
offiCps
The sun., 1902-06-20
HOI " PROCETDINGS.
D~"atc Bsg!rs or the Philippinr tkIi
t.o,rr'tnrnt Itil.

WASrr,groV. .Iup' 10 r." week, do
l.,, ,u i.. uill temporarily ru rrY,Ii" i.r
'hc an'rir,-'rnJi,n r 90" civil government
,s ,la p..Irr nr. was l~gt.. 80 uI' huIs'
'..-d,,. ,uIy tNu .'-rt'h,- l.inC mad" a.
rt!.,. -..--i.i. 1's-.' were uy Nj. ooIsr
,R.;.. W D. Chairman - IN" Committees c1
lurIiiat AIalrs. which r'rur''i H- li.l rs
a Substitute :.t 'I' ii.. ps>-.~ nN th" senate,
and nv Mr. Ju.o- bh.In., Va, the leader
Il the minority 81 th" committee N o,.pp-
-i'iru. VI Jun'- has LtrodvJN'd and will
fer AT lu" proper '''nr az a substitute
fur the p.uding hiil hiIl ~UppuTted toy hi,
-ollca .ii.s ou the committee. shIch pro-
Ni,.~ ~ o.. yr.irphlr hat tho trit
states sha!i u.altu'-h all claim 20 soN"r-
.lEntV OYER and titl" 10 IT." pHllIppiu"
Islands, wier the Isuplr shall h- ready
and lL." 20 maintain a ~,ahir government.
~ vuur ..nDri- cort..i.' a. 10" l"clI uing
# 'ir session ~rudt" bilI- n. n" ta-ss'd
tliiuoriIug 'l,' appointment ~ Names "
Long a. = tiptd,p ~ ll'aH'rN and LI> ~
,r,.mcu' nru-' tai fncraslrg N" ray
- dis,ric, -uf"r'n'rnG-rt- u' ~" Life
~a,.r,y - .vI,,. s,un e wear senate 'pirf
f..-t..ftuu s..f'tuuIiug r',.. N.a.r 'Sry 90!
War o., furnish condemned canton =. ~"
..lf-ifru' 700. uf statue ut 10" ..'. -'';t'ur
a'I MaJ,t-ti-rcfal " J ~"N"il oi New
J,r-.N
l.- >..rr', iIl rr..tdrr fu- 'hr al"
I.v -.'t 90 uI,i- IT pm" 'ftuI-'r ,'l tNr Ntr-
IOWA rs rvI'.uu u N.ru'-"ia. r'-'.rN.ug
gfnrsF tH'r- '.. tD'1r.--'rs'ior. ..I. taken
..u .uI pa--oI without tu"rIu.'r'
The sun., 1902-06-20
NtI, PRO HOTIONS
apt,. Yates siirilnE and wIii'am &. wise
TO Tie Rear Admiral

w,~uiSGToN. june I9--The rr"-.dru'
tr-,.av s.ut 10 the Senate tho i.l.nvu /,
uu'uIna' .uus iu 'hr navy
To h. Roar A1wiral,-Capts Yates st.r.iu Z
urG William Nt-".
10 ~ captains e ou.rrJnd Richardson
,Io,.t Iotu Y BirscA,r. Andrew Dunlap.
par B smith, LfwaTd II Gbe"u ana
N,N- I It'li
10 iort.ssard"rs 7 ieV'"nHui e torrart-
-.- |.Ii Roller lohu 4 lreuos'. At"rt
NrIts, Roger. u 'ut. Nincend9n ! 'oti-
wan. Prank 4 saNNtr, Thomas " iioF ara,
Ma.f,r { CouI.s aud Austin " kalght
10 g. Lieutenant d, oWm sudris lIculs
Thomas " GNna. lTedstick 4. bg0'rs.
t,ru' -, " ~sli.ifrN John l.. Purcell. rank
" hcuusg. Krub~n a.. Biteler. taLuei u.
Leonard, liatty Phelps Homer e Found
-tuu". Ah~i' \ Acketfuyu t'.d L,o y Niusr.
tl'ufr'IlHt-. I'm lor cr1d' 80 bf la"u't &.
og'. Nilitu : ~ i'tri. i5hsti y Csi ORR.
'lirrn." England. ldN'n N pH'Fl., ttark
" NuIn.hy. tharls- Msllorv. lanes 4
Morton. lttrk \ rnldvtu. William bsNtl-
~'L a.d \"Ntou Naus.',l
The sun., 1902-06-20

at his discretion, and likewise to ~iuI,".
any engineers IN civil lie. al his dlsci''"
ana any 3'n,r .,nsi,,,oa. .' u1o."Sa,,on i Of ,,'
work The. compensation OF all such 81
sin-~r- and other per-ons employed uhd'i
this act shall be nNcd by SAID coiumls,lu'
subject To the approval oI the Fte-drI
The offcial salary OF any oni.er aYpoH w..
OF employed under thi- act shan DC d,'iN, ''''
from ia. amount OF salary o. uonu'' -'''"
provided by or which shall be hAed under '."
term. Of this act
subject to the direction and onhiTn. oi TO-
pr--ld-nt and shall make to the l'f"-id''
annually and at such other PERIODS ~ -.
onrs he lIrr PrSa,dsn1 % nil and complete r.por'.
OF all their hcilugs and dolrgr ana "i '.
moneys received aud eApendcd ~ we '""-
anu. OF their duties IA oounrti tiioL 'h'i'
with, which said reports shan %" " ''
President transmitted To tongrrss ,.-.,..
And the said commission .hhN iuf'h'
more giv. 20 Congress, or either h'u-" ".
Congress such Information as m1k ~ o..
time hc required either 10y act Of Cpusf'-'
81 by the order OF either Houst Of ,onsf@e'
The Pre- d"it shall cause io y" lf"Nthr
and assigned for the use Of N" o"mini--lo.
nent Of the same be- Necessary and pfop-f
IN hts di-~ret Oh, for the proper ds,'Ais"
of the duties thereof
.urv j. herrN, authorized to borrow nl t'r
credit Of the nited states from time e. 'i'.'
S- ~" proc"ed- may he r.Gnitrd =" ''.''.
prucr..d~ When received 10 ~ u>"d 80. I'
no ptirposs of meeting such 'Np"Vii' Hf"-
The ruui of sitn tsu ,sN. of 80 mu,t ''.rf'r
a. may n necessary, and To Ir'l t' F '
i,-us therefor coupon ~ regt-ttT'G '". .-
of tie tuited states IN -uCh form - D." ....
Ir--srih- aud 10 demon nations OF 80 ut ,Hf
muffin. u' that sun. redeem nhl" tr 80.
coin 1t The pleasure OF M. I u,tet ~'I'
after ten wears from the date ~ thrE L.
and ptNan." tseutN wears lroW -Utl ...f
aud t-.uTiug interest paN Shl" UuIti'f,' b.. 500
coin a the rate oi I,T ,.utuIu u,I uU|
and the buuds herein authorized p s. ..
sNompt from al taxes or duties 81 ~" N.''
state - vel. ~ FROM tLNattpn In any '".
10, or under state. municipal ~ local author"
Provided. That sRld bonds NAV n" ...
posed oi hN the SstT.ilfN o. the lI'ar..
tt not l",s than par. under -uCh frsul '.
t- lp ival he, giving 10 all ,i'ifr'
fh' r.tFt Ststfs bu equal oppprtiniiN 'nH.
-,Tlts tNsTsf0F. hut No commissions - '... TO
allow 80 oT raid thereon aud sum ru' t.
C..dlng Unr-tsuth of I p.r C-u'unl %. '.'
amount of the bopd- EeTctn Autho w..
hrrrhV appropriated. out OF any uloi.c. .
Irea-ury not OthrrNi-s appTopf lated. '...
the .Npcn~- OF preparing, adNrttisii- ...
issuing IN" same
And provided further. that none ~ ~ -...
bonds shall he sold 10 pnN the sur- I.rr
priatcd IN sections l and OF tl.-
or To pay ~" sum of slo,so go apron .'
IL ; sCtlOu . OF this At
The sun., 1902-06-20
Manufacture of tlaS Products.

v,sHiNGIoN. June 10 The Census
Burau TO-DAY ISSUED repor' On the manu-
fa,,urr e clay products IA ~. United
state, IN lSpa, which -hoWa a capital of
,ss gSq-s invested IN ih" Gas .-'ah-
.-a. cu'- rcpurt,ug m" value - tho
rrn,lurr~ 's returned ~ 'J5 513. .s6a, ID" pro-
q 80. which involved al outlay ut s5,u18. .
lts f., ,.Irfc- Il officials. clerks. SC
t9S-Su.l fur Nag"- sS.si5.OiD for tuis-
,r.l.i..,u- "VV"n-'s. including rent. 'axcs.
Z. auI 81 ueI .3Si ior lua'"ra's used. mill
,,,ri.,lrs. r.lghi aud fuel OH!, leads
d. tN- proiu,'iou - clay produ''~. Nith
Pr.n-yN ari, NJ. New Jersey third,
ali N,w York fourth
The sun., 1902-06-20
nirrlrss Trlrrraph system To Rr Installed
Ia Our warship,.

NasuISGroS, June 10 Orders have
'srn sent out by the Navy Department 20
it all ships of the North Atlantic s'a'ion.
now undergoing repai-s, wI'h spar- flr
r''"ivinr wIrrlrs~ telegraph message
This movement L. part ~ IA" preparation
fur tu" war urac'iC" 10 take rlaon in ~"
We i-d'eS newt w'u'Cr Nv the combined
Nur'h Atlantic. South Atlantic and Euro
t-.au tusdruu-. under the -upr-rn.' com
rraui 81 Admiral Dnwev Rcfor" install
INK 'h" Wireless Telegraph ~ paratu- on
each .h'u Aimi'a Rra iiurd vii conduct
experiments ~ Washington and AunaI-,i-
aud lot w""n ihc-" two poir's. to determin"
'ha r.'i'iNH merits of four wireless '"lr-
graph sv-t"m- ~ European invention.
co.. Ing "a, uun French and two Grruau
- 3D.. ...r. ID, Id t. iu tho ,,Ofutssfl'..p
The sun., 1902-06-20
snip Sub>id, nm shel, ed.

wAsuIS0roN. JUn" n None - the
mec,ings of Hou-' committe"s scheduled
Tor to-.ny was attended hv quorum of
members and consequently no business
was transacted L. ls bnliryrd that -n far
A. conccTn- IN" meas1ire- b-'forr the-, com
m.ttees-M,r rrhan; Marine and Fisheries.
IAbor. and Cuinag" Weights and Measures
tina. action for this scsslon Ehs been
had Thesr include the ship SuheIdy
bi!l. a coinage TIL. aud the Arbitration
Blard bill int troduccd 10y Mr. McDvrmot,, of
NtN jersey
The sun., 1902-06-20
Bai,i~.hip Oregon Ordered TO the Asia,ic
station.

WAsuiSGrnS. Jun" 10 Tie famous
ha,tI-ship Oregon, Which was recalled
from the ASiatic statiou To have repairs
rlau- ui the damage s,.' aimed hy h.r IN
striking an unchArcd ro-f on thu China
c,a.i. l. 'o lE -.ut hack tu IA" far tast ~
~oon ~ NJ" rpalr- have t--n completed
Slp will 10 a lrtter -hip than ever wh.u
sh" icav.. Puget Sound naval stat'un.
whvir thr r'pau wurk y hring done, The
Orson vii isks tho IlA,c ~ 'le Aruorad
cruiser biooslvr, recently rrCsl 4 The
other Armor,lads GA IN" Asia'tr statEu
ar the arnuvd Crgl-sI New lord. th.
hAt',"ship Kentucky and the nonIiofs
Monterey and MonAdnc,b
The sun., 1902-06-20
smerts of Naval Vessels.

WAsHiSoroN. June " Tho cruiser san
FNncisco has arrived at MAioira and the
trimming ship Es-cs ~ Newport The ha,-
tl-rhip Indiana practice Vee-l for naval
cidet-l has -ailed from N"~port News
tor lompk.nsyiils; the gunbsat lankton
from, Port ROYAL, =. a., foT Portsmouth,
y II. the gunhoat Nashville from Gihral-
tlr 10 1auger Norocc D., and the haitieship
kcrtucky ,iag g-hip oi H. AZ AdmlrUl tNausI
and the crhssr New OrlCaLs from yokp-
hama for kotS. The Panther was placed
In commission as a training ship al the
IDagic Island Navy Yard to-day
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To ur,mburs- Owner. Of u,srla uo,c,.

80 New iork to-day introduced q lBV-
~ priiiing si3s.rpo 20 irinh,Irs" a." owIer-
~ the lfygria lIo'-l property obi Pu,G'
comfort, fNr the loss vni~h win l' su~-
t1,uo-l hv tho rruovyl e the NNtel frrv'
'ns Port Monroe military rv-"rva'Nru.
TIE ~vinpvAi ~ ih, hotc! has been ordered
hv thc War I-rer'm"u' - the rrornt
b nee 'e' lnr '..i'h'v puiuses.
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I.,rlnt,c,I Irom INC MalI..

vasniSuroN. June 10 The pos' MASTER
t,.s..ial TODAY i-sued an order drGvirg
the uss e the mail. To The Lmpirc Fountain
P.,a Cunrany of Aassens. New YORK The
concern was engaged in the operation ~
a frautilaat cLain letter schrtns
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Nninr MaIlcr In Ihis IIiN

W,sUiNGroN. June 10 W. lor Ii'tleton
W Waller of Tho Marine Corps. who was
rc.-''lv aCJVi'tcd hv court martial at
Naria - charges Of cruelty TO natives in
Sanar, paced through Wa-hugtou TO-
uight ON lis way from san FIaH,i-,, 20
New Yurl.. "a command - d-tachm'u,
- Marin, assigned tu the Bruoklvn navy
yaf,t.
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PRESIDSNrPLlNSCOgpD D'EIAl
~ HitH HIIL atkE BEIT SUGAR
wv IAtE THE NJ NC.
ne Ns, >esstia'e . Rs~,psee''y rresp
WIN ,uha and send o. To the senate.
>a,inG New. Srnsters. \ Non us's the
gur.tisa tsirti ustorr ,sa sss,isirr
aud settle o. 90 Wear Leisure.

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tru,.rsv a. ye'. ord h.f.r- the caucus
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Nominations Of Post m ast ers.

sent 70 INC o"na'" ''-haN NV i'H'"'ns
norllnatiors uf Postmastsrs.
Ncw YoTk-DaNii g. William. Nouu, YER
non Franc, n SaU. NtHrHru Iall~ samuel
~. M4UhallgId. Port Henry james NJ Miller
M4-ltU.touNiile
P-nu-yl,ania--,ltW.> D karns. Springdalr
1 \ 20 hTan. Oi'"l1 t.r,~tlau u shoots.
Hraldosk NudttN Warner. larrutJr
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tcrrrtii~uf teot r" | Al.u. NiiIlrtovn
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