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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04
DEVERY WILL
SING NEW SONG
Whose Delightful Title Is mike,
Mike, Mike.

New York, Aug. "A vaudeville
show. free to the women and children
of the Ninth assembly district, will be
the feature of this week In the cam
paign of former Chief of Police Dew
cry, who aspires to be Tammany lead
er OF the district 1t will be continu-
Gus all day on Wednesday and Devery
himself Will take part. He says he
will sing new song entitled, mike,
Mike, Nike" He prides himself on his
bass voice.
Cool and delightful by steamer to
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04
NOQUAY
Where Senator Quay's Fishing
Smack Was.

Atlantic City, Aug i,--senator NJ. s.
Quay had narrow escape from death
yesterday. He was out in a little fsh,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04

Ice cream and cake, 10 cents, Tues
day evening, opposite Wooster car
barns, given by the ladies' of the
Wooster Ave. Reformed church. Good
music. Come.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04

FOR SALE-One 6-year-old mare, one
top wagon and harness, and one
COW. EnQ. 313 E. Mill st. 90-95~
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04

Groves Black Root Liver Pills.
Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liyei
equal to calomel and leave no bad aitel
effects. No gripping, no sick stomaoh. Win
cnre chronic constipation. Price 70 cents
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04

FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished OF. un-
furnished, and regular board or
meals as desired. Call at 2O4 North
Maple st. 90-91-95
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04

Cool and delightful by steamer to
Long Lake park and 1.30 daily.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04

Cool and delightful by steamer to
Long Lake park and 1870 daily.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-11
COMMISSION
LETTER TO


Chairman Mcneil of the State
Tax Commission, has sent out the
following letter to the chairmen Of
the Boards of County Commission
ers:
Chairman Board of County Commits
siouers
Dear Sir:-A review ofsOme of the |
tax lists that have been examined by |
this Commission shows that in some
counties there has been misapprehen-
sion of or failure to enforce the In
come provision of the Revenue Act.
In some instances officers drawing
salary from the State and General
Government have not been required
to list same, and in other cases have
been excused from assessment Of in
come when the same was properly
listed.
The Commission takes the position
that every tax payer shall show on
his list the sources of his income, and
thas the income during the twelve
months ending July 1st, derived
from any source, except from prop
erty tax, in excess of 81, 900 is sub
ject to taxation. No exemption of
auy income derived from salary or
compensation for services in any ca
pacity done the State or Federal gov
ernnient is exempt by law, and we
respectfully request that if any such
omission appears on the tax list of
your county you will make cor
rectiOn thereon in the proper man
ner.
By order Of the Commission.
Very respectfully,
FRANKLIN M'NEILL,
Chairman.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-11

FOR RENT OR SALE-Three de-
sirable residences-six rooms each
also desirable building lots. APP
ply to Il. j. RUSSELL, Agent.
North Goldsboro, extension of
George street.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-11

LOST-A lady's gold watch. The
finder will be duly rewarded for
it's return to this office.
d1t-w1t.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-11

Special prices on Bananas this
week at G.. F. Griffin.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-11

HOUSE FOR RENT-Seven room
two story house on Slocumb street
adjoining the premises of t. w.
Slocumb. Has barn, stables and
outhouses. Terms $12. 50permonth.
Apply to M. j. Best.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-09-11
READ and TELL YOUR FRIEND

Special prices on Bananas this week
to close out a big lot. G. F. Griffin.
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13
Terri1orial Toploa.

" + Jones has this 1ear r.
eeved 81 500 from five ucfes ri
fruit near Roswell,
4 O. Blood has been appoiatri
postmaster al East Las Vegas Is,
succeed A. J. Carrotii
Od February 4. the Harvey eat
ing house at Rincon, was complete
n destroyed by fire
The Rock Island now runs
through trains from Kansas City
V FL Paao by way Of Santa Rosa
The Methodist Of Santa Fe will
during this year build a fine brick
church that will cost at least
$500.
Las Vegas people are happy
over the propect OF liberal doua.
ton from Mr.. Carnegie for a pub
lie library
The American Gold Mining
Company has paid inio the terri
tory treasure Feb. z, incorporation
fees amounting to s270.
The Pathfinder is the name q
the new paper to be issued at the
new town Of Tucumcari on the
Rock IslaudIn Guadloape county
Alan J Papin a newspaper man
viii brthe new postmaster at Las
('rares, having received the ap-
poiniment onsthe 5ih of February
r a DaRpise has started Q neV
fown 10 Liueoln comfy and pamec
fif Coroua lt.has a store, depot
express ofieo, saloon aud a res
taurant
Judge Mcmillan has granted
peremtory writ Of mandamus di
feciing the board Of healthto gran
a license TO Di, G. H. Conner q
Albnquerque,. TO practice medciu
i'm the terri,ory.
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13
MEN OF RENOwN ABROAD.

Justice Mathew, of London, who
was recently made one Of the lord
justices Of appeal, is a nephew and
namesaSe of the famous Father
Mathew, the great temperance advo-
cate
Mayor Des planches The new Ttal-
ian amhassador, is the Youngest ant-
bassador IN Washington being bur
20. re began his einlomatic career
as chief Of tbs eahi4e ~ ,he Italian
minister OF foreign affairs
Earl Russell, who has just been re-
leased from his incarceration in Hol-
loway Jail, England, has turned his
experiences there 10 practical ao-
count by delivering a largely-attend-
ed lecture ON British prison life lie
said il was not so bad as might be
supposed except that the chiropod-
lists We're amntenrs.
Marcellin Berthlot, a distinguished
French chemist after discussing the
merits and demerits OF the SYSTEMS
Of capital punishment now ia vogue.
pronounces in favor of carbon
dioNide a gas used for the destruc-
tion Of stray dogs lie says this is
q quiet and painless death and one
that does NOT shock the sepsibilities.
Count Metternch, who is likely TO
succeed Count Won HazfeAt rs Ger
man ambassador te London is we'll
known in English society. For some
years the connl was n Egypt and
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13

The FsospEroE does not belong
to that class Of people whoAelieve
in ciiaging tlle-naHe Of tliisteriri.
tory wher il heeomes q state New
Mexico is coed saiepsh Tor us
Those people east vine does pot
know that New Mckee IS part
Of the United States belong tofhat
class wtlo believes the earth is fiat
and lmvene7er been out Of tie
county tleywere Noro S..
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13

There IS always money f9r mia
ing Investments, hnt many wooie
be investors fancy that nothing but
"a developed laine should have
money put into r. 'l'be real MIN
er knows tliai this is often a mis-.
take. Iae men vino have made
the moss money out Of mines III
.this country have not done So by
buying developed mines at fall
galue loaded with commissions.
The great fortppes Of Iiagein ie.
ais, Aackey, Walker Hayward
Hearst, Clark, Stratton. Cruise
DAILY enid a hundred others Were
made by deveiopn'g prospects iut'
mines That is the way big none,
is msde n miuifg; that way liet
the profl Ores mpl Metals.
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13

The re-appointment Of Gov. NJ.
A Otero was the wish of a major
ity Of the people Of the territory
He was appointed BY the President
and confirmed W l.e senate, now
let both sides dsop fAat question
and work for NE ppbuilaipg Of
New Mexico
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13

Ne4ao i4tr ft s
ae 81 itr llpp-leuleb
ls4a lali Mr. Nvaia ds told
,arsr rmdent Yesterday tuat
hr csrrl io give httle cred
suue~ iarpart efediied TO the.
Bm~an. Soils that the alkaliue
charay.e vfeibr uaiar portion cf
the arld4!auia WouM feuder irri-
gation unpreliabl' ~@I sis
hundred million acres farla and
not more than sixty ailiious is
susceptible Of irrigation said NJ"
Newlands, @Fhe opposition 70
governmental irrigatiouia due to
Ignorance or misapprehension.
People have looked on the map.
seen the vast area Of arid land, and
Imagined that the proposed meas
ure had in view the conversion into
arabic land the entire tract. A
better understanding is being ar
rived at, however The people
and their representatives have come
to realize that not to exceed 10 per
cent Of this section can be suppli-
ed with water and under the pro
visions of our bill the irrigated
area viii increase very gradually
Although the principle Of the bill
is precisely analogous to that O
the river and harbor bill, we have
framed our measure .as to make
the work self.sustaining no appro
priation will be required as onl.
the funds obtained from the sal,
of public lands will be devoted t.
the work and the settler will pa,
price equivalent to the amour
invested bF the government, be
sides doing by far the greater Por
lion of the work himself. in con
strucsing the minor water ways
laterals. cts What the people fsi
to realize is ihat the deyelopmen
Q OF the West has come to a stand
4 still, and ii it is to be continued
d must be by the Conversion Of ari
into arabic lands. Another in
I portant feature ofthe work wiIl [
r the economic results 10 the stoe
b raiser A few acres Of iFa-igate
, ard will enable him to put u
! sufficient hay 70 carry through Il
i wiuter his heards that Craze Il
Z un-irrigated prairie in the sun
/ mer Mr. Newlauds believ
e that his bal will pass the iou
I aud Senator Hansborough tells II
that he is positivesthatiit will pa
4 he senate
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13

AN persons are hereby warned
aoFto trespass upon tht June Bug
placer claim or TO remove amy
wood or timber from tbe ssia
aIem'se
Jnne Bug n g AZ Co.,
ga Hatton, Manager
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13
NOTICE. OF PUBLICATION
Bed Biyrr, Territory Of New Mex
January 22nd 1902

January 22nd 1902
10 Daniel A. Mckay. His
dens or ENecutor
This daY appeared before me, B
e Hutch aud makes affidavit Thai
said Daniel A Mckay isjustly iu-
lrbted to him ia The sum Of one
handod aollais after allowing all
o.T-ets and credits, and prays for
judgement and execution for same
uuiess yon appear before me
on.or before the 26 day OF March,
1902 md answer to said complaint
Juigemeut Will De rendered b
ie.ault
W. j Floyd, j P. for Precinct
n rs Taos County Territory Of
New Mexico
Red River prospector., 1902-02-13

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a.. N.u N.>4,.n d lsOi
t
Noiiee = irreav giNe '7 01'7S
inetf NiHp.tl ~ ~ 'N''s
IA 'h' Ne'isFd ''.at"'s. 20 y Hl.--
Sfai9f That John s'o"ley po'to'ne'
niqre,s '- NeH 'siNe'' ~ 'e'' No
NHS'co J''aiouf& tour'r & '"'''o a'r
nio's p'in and oeveo = 'sal le'
oi tNe Anac2nha No. ''F Fssn
loie or % nefal deposit ' 'ay eopPa
frd so'd WIN sqriie- i1N tafee
haodred ieet in widt7' r. .'aa oei'E
situate .tiihe Req Sivef 1iTt'l11
p the county ot Taos s''iloFY .
New MsN7i' mas macs '.f' '''','n io'
Oni'ed state. Paie'is ~ 'a i"ln'at
claim. WHIST is more ls.' 's'''ee q
70 loe'es and bounds "a n'ia' F'a
thereof possess % sa'd 'e' s'Rlm s"e
va 'ne office q Negis'e o' OHHsN
states '4'na o'e'' az 7''' W 4"o
the "i''l' ne'H nptes o y asf''s
now a'e' ~ ioe once o S'Tss' q
ne un''e4 'i'tes Tan y 7''1'
re- Ne" NeN'''' WIN '''sa
survey ae7ef''e tas ''' yves 4ls
extent OF said elam on lace wieu
magnetic variation n 3 min. q
.a, osst ss foiio,ys 1,
NheNInNAla El AAiN il' NfAtf~t
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
CHALLENGED VOTER A SUICIDE.
OLD BoATMAN WHO RowED NAVAL OFF,
GERS BELIEVED HE WOULD BE-
COME HORSE

Thomas Cody. boatman, yesterday shot him
self through the head. at the Aschrauer Hotel,
No 4 Battery Place, where he had lived for the
last ten years. Cody's suicide II came To be
learned. vas the result OF his being challenged
when he registered a week ago. Cody said he
had voted since the time of Andrew Jackson.
year after year from the time he had been
twenty-one years old. and his name, vote and
registration had never been challenged before.
Cody was proud Of having rowed many prom
inent naval officers from ships 10 the Battery.
He had rowed Theodore Roosevelt and Admiral
Dewey in his boat and nearly every admiral,
captain, commander and other ranking naval
officer across TO the Battery wall He could
tell stories about them all
Cody delved into the mystic and in his reli-
gious belief took on something of the BTahman-
istic He was a firm believer in the doctrine Of
metempsychosiS or the transmlsTation OF souls.
He firmly believed that his soul would, at his
death. become the soul Of horse This doc
trine gave him some heartaches. he often
saw horses being beaten Then he would shout:
BY gosh, jest think OF IT. That blOuser may
be beating me some day when I'm a horse"
He had lived near the Battery for more than
fifty yearc and was a well known figure along
the river front. He had been a hard worker
and II with great regret that he was forced
TO retire a little more than two years ago on
account of infrmities.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
SENATOR HANNA CAMPAIGNING.

Evansville. Ind. Oct Ex-senator Mark Hanna
began his tour OF Indiana b re schedule time
this morning The Senator appeared IN good health
with the exception of his ever present rheumatism
Iie spoke in the open air at willard Market where
he was greeted by ten thousand persons. many of
the factories in the city having closed for the
tnlrty minutes he remained IL the city.
He spoke on the prosperous condition OF the conn
try, the issues OF the Democratic party which he
declared. were nothing, and the coming union of
Xaneement OF the country. He denounced Tom /.
gohnsons free trade and single platform in
Congress 10 uphold President Roosevelt In wbaf
ne has attempted TO DO for the welfare OF the
He was cheered vociferously at the conclusion of
his speech '' -
Senator Hanna addressed large crowd at Tom
tssSon nan to-nlsht ana AFTER reception AT the
columbia Club driven the home Of Senar TOR
Fairbanks for the night He will complete his
Indiana tour tomorrow.
The Senator began the days tour at Evansville
and between that city and India napolis he made
nine stoTs At Linton. where the crowd was made
recent anthracite strike.
Senator danna reached here early this evening
spacious auditorium of Tomlinson Hall was lii
tIailg packed with people Even the aislas vrera
DOORS ane thousands were turned away from the
=, when Senator Hanna. accompsniad hy Senators
sn,S5 ms ana Bevertdge and Mayor Bookwalter
NJ, the nail the great crowd arose and greeted
nm MN with enthusiasm The Cheering Lasted several
FtlinIttes When order had been restored Senator
tns When Senator Hanna arose the croV5d ~ raye
49, 49, q nearly reception. The Senator bowed his
TT5ShLloM ledgments time and time again Se1atoP
seNerldse and Represent alive less. 80
- - costator Hanna with brief addresses
,,nor - hares b. Lands was then ca lied
H. isse @ every man in the house 10 sneak ana ls5
Tsne,, tmma n VITA three cheers for Senator Hanna
arose and jokingy remarked that sas4f S s9S hanna
tehu 10 so back to Ohio TO live" ~ AO' III
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
FEELING AGAINST THE LANDSTHING.
DANISH PREMIER REPUDIATES RESPONSE
BILITY FOR ITS ACTION.

Copenhag gen oct. 23-In the course of a
speech in the Folkething to-day the Premier.
DR.. Deuntzer. expressed regret at the fact that
the decision of the LandSthng in rejecting the
Danish West Indies Treaty made it appear that
Denmark was a country which did not keep
its word. The present ministry. he explained,
was not responsible for the negotiations re
ating to the Danish West Indies. THESE had
been started and kept up by various Rishtlst
ministers. If we now had Rightist ministry,
said DR.. Deuntzer, the attitude Of the Lands
thing would have been different. We take no
responsibility for the attitude OF the Lands
thing nor for the future fate of the islands
strong public sentiment is developing In IA
Vor of the dissolution of the Landsthlng ana
an appeal to the people. but the government
shows no disposition in that direction.
Government aid for the Danish west lhdleS
will not be forthcoming to any large amount
and it appears TO be generally believed that
plans for and promises of private assistance
will not materia!iZe.
There is some talk Of an uprising in the
islands.
Various stories are told Of distinguished in
fiuence brought TO bean in order 10 secure suftl-
cient adverse votes in the Landsthlng- IL is
said that Princess Marie, wife of Prince wade
mar, youngest or the King, secured the
promise OF member TO vote against the
treaty, although he was elected in september
by pro-Sale majority.
The National Tidende" says a syndicate OF
bankers and merchants is projected with the
intention Of establishing bank in the Danish
West Indies, encouraging agriculture there and
promoting steamship communication between
the Baltic, West Indies and Central America.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
THE PHILIPPINE CURRENC CT.
CONGRESS WILL BE ASKED TO REM
EDY DEFECTS IN THE SYSTEM.
lay rELEGRAPH TO rae TRIBUNE. ]

Washington. oct. 3.-Congress will be asked to
reconsider the question Of currency for the Philip
nine Islands at the coming session. The unex-
pected determination of the Philippine Civil Gov
ernment not to coin any OF the subsidiary and
minor coins authorized by the Philippine Civil Gov
eminent act leaves the currency of the islands in
inst the same condition before that legislation
was enacted. The action of Congress this mat
ter being a compromise. has not been entirely
satisfactory to the administra In Washington
or 10 the Philippine Civil Government. The failure
10 give the proposed coins a specific relation to
some standard of value and to provide some
method for their redemption in gold has all along
been REGARDED by officials of the Treasury Depart
ment as a serious defect in the law.
Mr. Roberts. the Director of the Mint said to-
day that he saw reason why the Philippines
should not have American money at once. In his
opinion there is nothing in the argument that it
would lead to serious confusion and difficulty. He
several different kinds of money. including the
fixed a reasonable time in advance when United
States currency was to become the legal tender
money Of the islands he did not believe there
would be any more trouble than experienced
In Porto Rico when American currency supplanted
all other kinds in that island Mr. Roberts said
rencv of the Islands he believed IL would he neCes
saTy to coin half cents. The for this is that
wages in the Philippines are so low an1 prices Of
many Of the articles consumed by the natives
sos small that there is d demand for coin of less
value than the American cent. The Philippine
Civil Government act provided for the coinage of
baif centavos. which would be worth only a quar-
Ter Of a cent IN American money. Mr. Roberts
does believe there is any pressing necessity for
the tendency OF wages 10 advance since the occupa-
tion Of the islands by the Americans
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
last night issued appeal to voters fo- r,r,o-,
of their ticket our2ort
BRAVES ANGRY AT COLEP
SOME WOULDN'T LET HIM Erv1ru,
THEM WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Bird 5. COler, Democratic candidate for G.
ernor. by staying away from Tammanv ~,
on Wednesday night, angered several M 49,
district leaders of Tammany. who refussd :,
take their paraders past the Manhattan CO.
where Mr.. Coer reviewed all who came ~
Of the leaders who refused TO go TO sT,7I.-
Square were Peter J. Dooling OF the XITr,S
District and Senator John F. Ahearn II ia So,
that two other districts dropped out or ~.
parade at Union Square as soon as they learnad
that Mr.. CoIer would not be at Tamu.01'
Hall.
One of MI Coler's callers yesterday was San.
tor James X Jones. of the Cotton Bale r..
Mr.. Coier got his name into the papers nv, -
son of writing Mr.. Jones his views on the trpst,
in 1896. Mr.. Jones was against trusts AZ ,b..
time. But the waves Of prosperity, and Incl
dentally trusts, rolled over both. Mr. Jons.
succumbed to the Cotton Bale Trust and NJ
Coler 70 the Sandstone Trust. They are hon
little ones. il is urged by those who believe =
the palIiation of crimes. but the stravvbar,
mark is on the hide Of each monster. and II iss
clear case of being caught with the goods =.
Mr.. Devery. of the West Side said in one 40 H.
celebrated lectures. Mr.. Coler would not sa,
last night what he and Mr. Jones talked abor,
Mr.. Jones lost his political yellow jacket -.
annexing himself to the Cotton Bale Trust -,
10. tafY
Mr. Coler yesterday about how it feels "af+ar
taking"
Mr.. Coler said the gathering on Wadnesda,,
night at the Manhattan Club was a most rem
resentative one. and he was abundantIy sauses5
with it.
1t is expected that Mr.. CcIer will speak On
Saturday night at a Democratic meeting IN
Cooper Union. He said yesterday that he ex-
pected to make a number of speeches on eco.
nomic subjects" before the close Of the cam
paign.
Last night the Democratic State COMMITTEES
issued statement giving in detail the sums
which the savings banks of the State paw in
taxes on their undivided surplus deposits One
paragraph of the statement says:
The savings banks tax has taken from the demos
itoTS of the savings banks OF the during the
two years Of Governor OdeIs administration 81
iS1 SS % Last year IL produced S5 3 p This wear
banks originated with Governor Odeu. was urged
by him upon the legislature and was signed by him
The impression created by the statement ia
that the depOsitors of the banks lose all that the
State collects in taxes. As a matter of fact the
tax is on the surplus accumulated by each bank
This surplus is of no benefit 10 the depostors
and If il amounted to twenty times the total
amount of the deposits. the depositOrs would not
get any part of it,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
EXCITEMENT IN IMPERIAL.
HOTEL GUESTS RUSH TO OFFICE WITH
vALUABLEs-CURTAIN AND LAMP
CAUSE FIRE.

Just about theatre time last night a fire in the
suite Of Mr and Mrs. Kellogg in the annex Of the
Imperial Hotel Thrty-frst-st. and Broadway
caused eommotion There was a rush for the hotel
Office by number OF women who clutched their
jewels, one having her valuables IN a shoe box
A hallboy discovered the fire. which was caused
by the blowing Of a curtain against an alcohol
lamp. and, rushing downstairs on an express eIe-
vator, sent in an alarm The fremen got 10 work
destructivey quickly as the excitement rose
They smashed every window IN the suite and others
near BY The glass fell 10 the street with crash
some OF i landing the backs Of horses Of Engine
No i. Two or the animals cut, but not
crowd which had gathered was endangered until
dozen nremen sprang the horses heads and
turned them around amid a continuous shower OF
glass
Carl Schmidt. OF No lls East Ninety-seventh-st
his hat