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The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19

In the British Yukon everyone is now looking for quartz, and the Canadian government is putting in two stamp mills which will be completed this month An assay department will be attached for determin- ing the value that may be in the concentrates. Min. will get crushed from SIS to $26 per ton Thu. is the Canadian government aiding in the develop ment of-quartz mining in the Klondke.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19

The mex, session of Congress will begin on Monday Dec. 1. It will be what is known as the "short session." that is to say it will end on March 3 next at midnight.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19

By all means let us have a skat- ing rink, a race course and a ski club. These mean healthful, in vigorating exercise, and a pleasant way of passing the long days and nights of winter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19

The ice in Boring sea still fights shy. The ice is later in arriving this year than ever before, say the "oldest white inhabitants"-thoee of four years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19

Prof. Moore of the weather bureau has invented a cold air furnace for summer use. What ws need up here is g hot air furnace for winter use.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19

Weather prognostications arc now in >order.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
BIRD INQUIRE IN WICHITA.
Thinks Statehood VIII
Gene az Early Fate.

Bird :. 8IcGU.rc. delegate-elect from
Oklahoma, to congress was in the city
q Few hours yesterday on his way 10
Missouri to spend a few days visiting
with relatives ana friends and also TO
visit MyrOn Boyle OF the Eagle. who is
III IN s. Francis hospital he was &C
coupsnIed By his wife. who IS q very
charming woman.
TO Che Eagle Mr. MCGUIRE said that
the principle topic Of discussion in okla
hona just TOW IS the statehood bin be-
fore congress. Our people feel that we
WI. have statehood soon, SAID Mr. Nc
CURE Although there has beer a good
deal OF knocking ~ some OF the sena-
tors. we feel that when the question
comes 10 a vote the omnibus bin viii be
passed ana that by good majority.
III question has aroused q great deal
Of interest IL congress, as viii be noticed
BIZ the number Of senators who are 10
speak for or against it. There Is strong
opposition. but these who are in favor
OF admiIiing the thee territories are
working might and main 70 bring about
the passage OF the biz. We do not expect
vote on the bin for some two or three
weeks after congress Convenes after the
holiday recess, as we are perfectly viii
ing that the senators should discuss every
phase 4 the question The more dis
cussion the better il Is for Oklahoma
Asked about the contest which has been
announced from Guthrie by the Demo-
cratic territorial committee. Nj Mcclure
said. Wen. If those votes are recouuted.
] believe ny majority VIII be some two
or three thousand more than il IS at
present
NJ Mcguire VIII BE- in Washington on
January
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
MANY ACRES OF
TIMBER LANDS
In Washington are Owned by
Wichita Parties.
WILL BE USED HERE
In Making Finishing Lumber
for Kansas Homes.

Ar A s Parks. president OF the
United Sash and Door company. and T.
p. Kelso. manager OF the Western Plan
ing mill, have returned from their trip
tc Washington state, where they or
gained the Buckeye Lumber company
and purchased 2o.000 acres Of land, or
which it is estimated stands one hundred
million feet of as dne white pine as can
be found in the northwest.
The United sash and Door company is a
Wichita concern that in the past few
years has assumed enormous proportions
They have added 10 their warehouses and
mills until Wichita has one Of the largest
sash and door factories IN the west. For
sCne time the supply Of waite pins luU-
Der. the kind used III manufacturing
szshes and doors and other house finish
ing lumber. has been troubling the owners
81 the plant. The northern pine forests
are about exhausted, and the mill Oper-
atOrs must look 10 some ether locality
for their lumber supplies Many mills
have gone into the northwest and pur-
chased large tracts Of timber land and
have established mills on their property
To- make lumber 70 be used exclusively
III the factories. TLis is what Mr. Parks
and Mr.. kels0 have done. They nave
purchased an immense tract OF land. COW
cred with fine timber and also saw
mill. and viii make their own lumber
The entire product OF this great timber
field viii be used in the Wichita mills Ii
viii be sawed into proper lengths and
sizes at their mill il washington and
shipped to this city rough. Here II VIII
be trimmed and cut into the proper pieces
for making their product.
The mill and land is situated about ff-
teen miles Up the Little Spokane river.
from Spokane. The timber Is along the
banks OF this stream, and there is an
abundance OF water power and the
stream IS deep enough that the logs
may De hoated down 10 the mill from the
extreme end Of the tract.
Mr.. Parks and Mr.. Kelso. with their
associates in this city. own-the greater
amount Of the stock in the company Afr
J. F. Herrick. a practical lumber and saw
Mill man OF Spokane has the active
management Of the mill and timber A
spur track from Spokane runs to the
mill ard gives the company direct con
ne ctiOns with railroads leading 70
Wichita
M Parks has made three trips to
Spokane this year. getting the com pany
organized and purchasing the land Il
vas a deal that required much Datience
and time, and was only cOnsummated last
week, and from now on the United sash
and Door company and the Western
Flaming mills need have no fear Of being
compelled 10 shut down on account of in
ability 70 get material. except through
some hitch in getting the lumber trans
ported TO Wichita. The fields beI0nging
nish them lumber for many years 70
come
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
BODY TO BE cREMATE0.
Funeral Of Captain Cannon Was Held
YESTERDAY

Yesterday ar 100 p. m a 2I7 S.. Fran
els avenue. occurred the funeral Of Cap
tain Charles J. Cannon, who died last
Sunday afternoon
Judge s NJ Tucker conducted the ser
vices Mr.. Tucker was an old friend Of
Captain Cannon; they were conn AIDES
in the civil war and were Of the same
religious belief In his remarks over
the remains OF his friend. Judge Tucker
said.
He IS not dead. the true man has sim
ply taken his departure from this tenn
pie OF clay. I hope and expect TO stll
be able TO communicate with the spirit
OF Captain Cannon
IN accordance with Captain Cannon's
wish, his body viii be cremated and was
shipped 20 St Louis yesterday afternoon
for that purpose.
Mrs Cannon arrived from Garden City
yesterday just half an hour after The
train left which bore the remains Of her
husband TO St Louis. She expected TO
be here earlier, but her train failed to
make proper connections
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS
Santa claus VIII cali at the Asso-
ciased Charities.

When Christmas rolls around, as 1T
seems To do every year. The ASS clate
Charities and kings Daughters always
have something Tor rhe little children
which VIII bring 10 their minds that
knere IS Christmas and thau Santa
Claus the sood saint Nick has r0J for
gotten TIE poor children who love the
day as wei as any of the children in the
city. even though santa Claus may no&
be as liberal with them as he is with
the cSrilc-en OF rcb parents. This
Cris-uas viii be uo exception 90 the
rule established ana there VIII be
Christmas tree ana presents on 1t Tor
ali OF The children who nave been invited
by either Mrs Couch or hv the king
Daughters. More than 29 or the little
ones are expected ana each VIII receive
some gift. The gift may be small bat
x VIII teach lesson which each child
should know.
There IS one thing which should =
impressed upon those who have chlIdr-Al
and have enough money q purchase their
little ones presents. and thar Is that they
have TOYS an2s books which were left
over from last yeaE Take these 10 the
Associate Charities room in the court
house and make the hearts 81 The Liz
tie folk glad Your little boy does not
want the picture book or the building
blocks h. had last year and your Ittle
girl has lost interest IN the DOH she had
given her by Santa she IS looking for
something new Bur there are many
little girls uho would Ike doll even
Il il had buzz enc arm There vii be
many litrie bows and slrls az the Asso-
ciate Charities rooms next Tuesday Who
VIII b. looking Ter trlnkerz and play
things ana II they sex them their little
souls WIZ be nightly warmed. even I
their clothes are thin
Look Up the olo piaythings and books
ara take them u the rooms by sax
urd.zy evening az Monday uerning.
II has ae=u the custom II many - the
business houses - send candies. dolls
snd other things 10 the rooms BEFORE the
chr St~aS rir'e tar reor children and no
doubt this VIII o. done is year There /
Wllt 81 evergreen tree in che room
which VII he lighted ar5 each child
who is invited WIFI 30 Eiven something /
Tie mai arranE ar1ents for The tree NJ /
D heli THIS afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18

There are so many little revolutions IN
South America at sressnt besides the
Venezuelan affair that Il IS next - in
possible to get letters 70 or from mem
bers in those countries In the e1ezu-
elan trouble the society has many mem
bers on both Sides. Colonel BarceHo. a
Venezuelan commander. is a member,
also MAJOR aEartslle OF the English force.
If when the booklet Is completed re
eoieioa cannot be disposed Of. Mr. Myers
as secretary ard founder &C the scciee--,
xii % loser
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
Have You IIade An Estimate

Or the na5sr Of sales ne s & II S;ors vii make II
LAST nln- days befo-e Xmas.
Two psizss VII De givsa for the nearest estimates
s+ooo S=lt-2aYag Music Box. first prize for the oao
guessing . the aum5-r Of sass IN the asl
days before Xmas. $500 G-aphoPaoa- f5- TIE second
nearest estimate
WIKI sc Pur-has- U over yoz rI q sasi.isd 20
one estimate. IT, sa.esa5y zaiz q yoa VI fa-asA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
a soc Sale OH
Christmas Goods that
Are Worth Up TO $50

lis line - Fsncy GerEs has hae.
displayed since CaF keHfsy asc 81
gan AID 5 slightly ssilea IL some
u the sets manicure pieces have
been lost Regardless ~ ~ orig
iuoi Vslue. Ee pace it o.
sale today Choice eah ~ Sc
500 Ceiiuloid Jevei Bore SOC
75c Celiliold Handserchief Boxes SOC
&c Cel.ul0l1 Glove Boxes sCe
500 SMokers Set ..-... soe
81 - Etonoid Jewel Cese sec
s. % E,bo1oid Glove Casea See
g. 90 LifhogFsphet rhofo Fonez Sc
g ~ Eaoaoit Photo Boxes SOC
g. - Ceiinlosd Work Boxes Sc
s. - Ceiluioia Baby Sets Sc
fie9 Autograph Aibrsas oz
g. % Toilet Gases soc
This r TIE tsoors as7 20 ff's rsle sra
- WI ut raarsrfee fha- tse ast wr
- roma'sie au fas
4gFlng fast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
WANTS AFFAIR SETTLED.
has. Myers Placed in Peculiar Posi-
tion by Venezuelan Trouble.

Chas. Myers Placed in Peculiar Posi-
y ticn BY Venezuelan Trouble.
Charles Myers. Jr. 65 s. Francis ave-
nue- IS perhaps the oniy persoa in the
city who 5 directly interested in the
Venezuela troaAte ana he is interested
= TIE extent u Q--re q sum u money
Ar Mysrs IS secretary ~ an Iatgraa-
uonal socilty which has members IL ell
parts Of Mexico. Central -Aroerica. Soa-E
America. ana jusc 1t present The sQcietg
s having printed III ghis city over a rhor.-
sand copies of B bocklcl called Ihc -
lsh American K contains half ter, 4.
q AL the officers - the scllety ard
n expressly piece IL work raca men
Der Is supposed 10 bug Q copy and a
= s1rg- pz- cent Of members IS
South America and many are con1ecte
Nsta The Venezuelan trouble Mr. Mye1
3 LOT sure what 1he outcome viii b.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
important Notice

Al parties having Xmas goods
stored wie5 Us so- tuturr delivery
are hsreby aotihel taat Il ne good
are not called for or oaianre dre On
them paid On Or before Saturday.
Dec .moer 29th, tie szn@ VII r.
p. back 10 sock s-G eaoasv re-
tu-dec 20 nc purchaser
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-18
FOR STORM WATER SEWER.
Kansas City Man WiH Make Plans
and Specifications.

Yesterday the sewer and drainage com
mittee Of the city council met and de-
clded 10 recommend 10 the council that
the contract for making the plans ard
specifications for the storm water sewer
should be awarded 10 Wyakoff Kiersted
OF Kansas City. Mr. kiersted al the
last council meeting offered 10 do this
work and superintend the building Of
the sewer for $40 A number Of en-
gineers from all parts OF the country
made bids TO do this work and at the
council meeting Monday night the entire
matter was referred TO the sewer and
drainage committee.
Air. c. c. Gentry has purchased Tor
his daughter. through the Hartford
Western Land company. two lots north
of his residence on Waco avenue. and
Intends 10 set out fruit trees in the
spring.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
CONSERVATION BRED
By All ESCAPED MANX CAT
Leaves a Smallpox Infected House and
Seeks Other Quarters.

PITTSBURG. June 24--Negroes living
in shanty in the Twenty first ward
caught smallpox about week ago. TWO
officers were placed to guard the house
night and day and 10 quarantine every
living thing, so as not to permit the con
tagion TO spread to an aristocratic
neighborhoOd which Is not far away.
The negroes had q big Nanx cat that
slared iongingIy at the moonlight ser
enades from which &c was excluded
The cat ran the gentlet Sunday ON
GERS had positive orders to shoot the
animal hut their aim was bad.
The &anx, with his yeIIowfsh fur
coat and stab tail. seemed to be alive
with germs as il IrIsked across the lawn
toward the residence Of a millionaire.
Policemen were sent in search Of the
aanT. and CONSERVATION reigns in the
fashionable quarter. Fearful that the
Negroes cat viii infect every feline in
the ueighborhCod. orders have been is
sued 20 poison all the cats that we're
out last night OF that may get osIt
while The Nanx is at libertv.
Dozens Of families in the neishpor-
mood suddenly decided TO rush for the
resorts earlier than usual
fearful that the infected cat will cause
smallpox epidemic.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
RADICAL DEMOCRATS
IN RADICAL MOOD
Ness-s- Cleveland, Hill, and Lamont
Denounced at New Club House
n Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, June 24-The radical
I Democracy had a housewarmfng in its
. new quarters on the second floor Of ISL
Fulton Street Brooklyn. last night and
the speakers took occasion TO dcnouncc
Grocer Cleveland. David B. Hill. and ev-
erybody who did not believe in William
!. Bryan.
Il was announced that Supreme Court
Justice William J. Gayuor. Luke D.
Stapicton and Bird s Cole- w-uId BE-
present. but after the meeting had been
called TO order 1t was explaine, thar
none Of the three would appear. a. thcy
were out OF town
Coroner Flahe-tg, president o. the
radical Democracy, said that some Of
the alleged Democrats who now saw
chance OF success were trying to get
control OF the Democratic party IN the
State and nation.
Robert Baker. p Single Taxer and
Citizens Union leader Denounced CIeve-
land as NOS being a Democrat. but "a
man who acted IN the interests Of mo-
nOpOly and Wall Street" He said the
radicals had no use FOR the ''skUlkiu.
coUardly traitors ana snaaks who de
serted the party six years ego" and had
no use Tor Daniel = Lamont. who was
trying to be foisted upon the Democracy
o. the State as = leader"
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted,
In the insane deiiTiuu That they are
promoting harmony IN This state, Ger
tain Democrats impudeH5Iy proposed
that Nebr=sllah familiar for his de
yotioH to Democratic principles be in
vited 60 G back seat N tie party c3Un-
ellis.
Whereas the radical Democrats. with
out Endorsing the Ne5raskan's financial
policy, Infinitely prefer both his policy
and leadership 10 that under which, in
1894. the ccu1t-v's finances acre pros
ututed to the service % banking inter-
ests who now demand The nomination Of /
another plant tool 5y them at present !
employed IS vice president Of q great /
railroad system in the West: therefore. {
be =
Resolved, That though for the sake /
Of present harmony we are willing TO 4
let bygCnes be bygcnes and TO conc to /
gCtheT on an antitrust. anti-taTIf Plat (
fern, we shall support no man for either /
President or governor who has not /
proved his Democracy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
Novel BTT 70 COMBAT
ANARCHY And SOCIALISM
Bishop Quigley's Plans for
Church Organization.

BUFFALO. n Y, June q. - Bishor
QuigIey, Of the Diocese Of Buffalo. is al
the head Of a movement to form an or
ganization whose object it shall be to
combat anarchy and socialism. The plan
provides for including the members OF
all the Roman Catholic churches in the
diocese in the organization.
Meetings have been held and commit
tees have been appointed to organize
the different branches, the design being
to have branch in every church. In
speaking OF the object Of organizing.
Bishop QuigIey said:
The spread Of sOciaIistic principles
among the workingnen has convinced
the clergy and the thinking men among
the iaity that the time mas come for an
organization under the auspices Of the
church for the insistence upon the set
tieneat Of social questions according tn
Christian principles.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
AMERICANS HELD
BY GREAT BRITAIN
WIFE AND CHILD KILLED
BY A JEALOUS HUSBAND
Farmer Killen N His Rage Commits
CoId-BI0oded Crime.

LAUREL, Del. June 24-Crazed by
jealousy, yesterday morning Jacob XII
Zen. q vsIl-kuown yourS farmer. living
near Viola, liucd his vie and iafaut
child.
EfIleu went away Monday night and
beard LzIasiHg reports about his wife
lie returned home and in a fit Of jealous
rage secured an ax. Straight he went
80 his wife's bedroom. where she vas
s-iI sleeping re struck her terr7if.
aiow in the face with the ak. which
7ouid have been sufficient to kill an OK.
This not satisfying him. Re continued
seating hez in his mad frenzy until her
head was reduced TO a pulp.
The infant child set up wall and In
staltlE Its cries were hUEAed by blow
on the head from IN az
This is the most cold blo0dcd crime
ever committed in Viola. and nc neigh
ao~hood IS UP il arms. as Ms IilIcn
as v5-E popular woman.
AiIlen gave himself Up TO the authori-
ties aIa Is now in jail
II IS understood that q IyEchlnc would
certainly have followed this murder had
The crime been known before Kiuau was
safe Hehind the prison bars
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
.B02F0LK TRYING 70
UGRAFBb 4 MYSTERY
Woman Found With Bullet
Hole in Temple.
Husband Says She Shot Herself WhiI,
Lying n Bed at His Side-Her
Life Insured.

NORFOLK. Va. June 2i-Nattie J.
Osborne, vile Of c. F. Osborne. a car
qeater now On strike. was found dead at
, o'clock yesterday morning. with u bull
Let hole in her left temple and a re-
voIver in her left hand. Eer husband,
who was lying beside her. says that he
was awakened By TIE saot. lie cried out
that someone had murdered his wife.
and this brought neigh5ors.
Toward evening it was discovered that
Mrs Csborne's life was insured for SI5,-
o50 While she was shot in the left
temple. she was right-hz nded, and, al
though she was apparently shot at close
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
OHIO REPUBLICANS
MEET on THURSDAY
Call for State Central Committee to
Assemble ct Columbus fo- Pezua-
rent Organization.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June 2f-Chairmaa
J f. Ciingerman and Secretary viii
Wallace, CT the Republican State Cen
traI Committee. Issued call yesterday
fer q rroeti~S Of the committee III Co
lu-1bGs Thursday fer the purpose OF
e1cctinE a permanent organization and
the selection of an executive commit
tee There IS no doubt the temporary
organization Ct the central committee
VII be Igale the permanent ere.
There VIII be Few changes in The per
sonnet Of tie executive committee. Con
gresham Dick VIII be chairman. John
R. 3IaIoy. secretary. and ". +. BurdeII
treasurer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24

range, her face sao~es no stain Of pow
der,
The verdict e the eoroaer-s Jury has
been withheld. and it looks as thmga
the word vii hear mere through the
courts Of this, cae Of the most peculiar
mysteries NoTfoik has ever tried TO TN
-a.el.
Mrs. Osborne VIII be buried today.
There arc those who expect that Cs-
borne may be arrested upon suspicion.
Ee sad that ne has considerable means.
This re aftcr1ard failed TO prove. re
admitted saai he had been Colorado
Tareier ana IS held TO &c an expert pis-
toI shot
Mrs Osborne was expecting guest
from atar. woman friend. and Ras pre-
pairing Der house TO receive her
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
British Packet Ashore.

LONDON. juno PA dispatch to
LIoyds from PrawIe Point says the Brit
ish-India steam packet Lady Hudson
went ashore or the Gore Rocks, q mile
east Of the station She was Heated
afterward. however. and proceeded On
her voyage It is not known what dam
age, II any, she sustained. A dense fog
prevailed at the time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
HUSBAND OF FIFTY
MURDERS WIFE OF FORTY
She Had Retained Her Personal Charms
and He Was Jealous of Her.

AlDDLETOWE. y y. June "a
Prompted by Jealousy. Joseph r. Conk-
liz raachinist employed in the On
tario and Western Railroad shops here.
murdered his wife by firing three bullets
into her body, and committed suicide bv
shooting himself through the temple.
Although f0rty-three years old the
murdered woman, who was 2 r-ofae-
sioEal midwife, and had been married
twenty EeaTs. was considered attractive.
The husband. ten years her senior hos
been living IN an unhappy SAFE q mind
Tor several years. owing 10 certain m
explained actions Of hers ConkIfn was
a member of Knights Of Pvthjas an
PeeEskiu. y. Y
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24

NEW YORK, June 2l.-.Irs. ArabeIIa
B. Huntiu gton, the widow of Coils. P.
Huntingtsl, and two other ladies who
were with her in her automobile. were
chased up Fifth Avenue from 1I5.h
Street to f35th Street last night ty
bicycle policeman. who arrested the
driver for going too fast. SIZE gave $500
bail for the release Of the prisoner.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
Steamship France Aground

LONDON. June PA dispatch from
New Eaven Gays the Dieppe steamship
France with 800 persons aboard fe
aground at RoJtlngden. four miles ese+
CT Brighton. It is thought che viii ba
Coated off at The next high tide.
Later-Thc France has arrived a+
Dieppe uniujured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
Count Of Flanders Resigns

ANTWERP, June PA sensation has
been caused IN military circles by a
report that the Count Of Flanders has
resigned as mandcr-in-chfef Of the
army, and that Prince Albert will be
promoted to he lieutenant colonel and
chief Of staff
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
Hail Damages GINS

PORT HERvIs. y. Y. June III
severe haiIstorm passed over White
Lake. Sullivan county yesterday. d5flg
much damage TO growing crops IN us
pathway Hail fell TO the E.Dth Of two
inches and some Of the Eaijstones we're
as large robins eggs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
KANSAS WOMEN FILE CAvEAT.
Assert That Hampton c. Deaham Was
Unfit to Execute VIII.

Mrs. Mary FcHton. LeaveaWorth. Kan.
and Mrs. Ellen Drought. OF Kansas
City. Kan, yesterday fled caveat
against admitting TIE wiz Of Hampton
/. Dcaham TO probate.
It is denied that the document is the
last will Of the tcstatoT. and also that
he was mentally incapacieated At tha
tine Of its execution 70 make q valid
contract
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
Long Time to Remove Debris.
Cause Of the Accident

Colonel Olcott. the Cuartermastar
general says the accident was due to
The removal Of braces. The ground was
still soft on account Of recent rains. II
was said that the worlzmen were hurrv-
ing the work, believing that some such
occurrence as that which did haDDen
would befau them.