The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-31
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AAIspafch from Rome says that Mgr.
uA1cOnio. tho papal delegate In canaan.
has been definitely selected to succeed
Cardinal Martenelli os papal delegate
l Il the United States.
The chancellor of the oxchequer, Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach, answering n
question In the house of commons. fin
olIy announced that IL was not propos-
- 10 remove the tax on grain from
budget.
a cargo OF pinoapples on the steamer
Havana, which has just arrived In New
York. from Cuba, was the largest ever
exported from the island. ~ consisted
OF 1909 barrels and 1890 crates, or
more than 1,250.000 plneapples.
4 Replying to question In the house
OF commons. the war secretary Mr..
Brodrick, said the total number of lloer
prisoners In South Africa and elp
where was 1866. of which 7S3 wGre
under 10 and 1.025 were over GO year.
Of age.
The United states training shin
Hartford, formerly Farragut's flagship
celebrated In the battle OF Mobile, sail
cd over the scene of her former victory
at noon Tuesday and anchored at -
o'clock In the afternoon an the river
opposite Mobile.
The following Indian school teachers
have been appointed: George u
Brown. OF Fredonia, Kas., at uintm,
u; Will 8. Maxwell, OF Arkansas City,
Mas, at Sac and Fox, Iowa; Charles
w. Edmister, of Glendale, kns.. ut
Cantonmcnt. o. I.
The battleship Illinois. flagship OF
Roar Admiral Crowinshiold, command
ing the European station, will leave the
Mediterranean SO as to arrive ut Spit
head on June "a, to take part in the
naval ceremonies at the coronation of
King Edward. The big naval review
takes place on June 2S.
According TO the Boerscn Courier,
Herr krupp has brought to perfection
gun, the proJectile from which ir
capable Of penetrating the best and
thickest armor plate he manufacture.
Emperor william has already witness
ed trials OF this gun and mas oxactcd a
promise from Herr Krupp TO receive II
exclusively Tor the use OF tne German
army.
The report OF the directors OF the
Suez Canal Company for 1901 shows
that the receipts from transit dues
have. for the first time, exceeded S2U.-
100000. A dividend was declared
Shipping aggrogating SlO.S23. 500 tons
traversed the canal IN 1901. The car
goes shipped beyond Sucz consisted
largely OF petroleum and railroad ma
terial.
The Emperor of Japan and the for
eign minister. j. Konoura, have tole-
grnphed their congratulations to King
Edward and the British government
respectively, on the signing of the
South African peace agreement. The
Japanese press Is unanimous In cx-I
pressing admiration of Great Britain 4
-csii' csx.an n.ssfAss<eH erss n r tru~p.s.nsasS
her resources.
w. j. y. Kenyon. general manager o
the South Omaha stock yards, ha'
purchased the stock yards and tn,
packing plant of the Lincoln Packing
Company. at Lincoln, Noh.. and 3,ODt
acres OF grazing land adjacent MIR
Kenyon will take possession ut once
The packing house viii not be operates
Mt present, but the yards will be en-
larged froa time to time.
Bishop Grundin. first Roman Cath
olic bishop OF 81 Alberta died at 81
/, Albert. Man. after lengthy illness
His see Included the entire territory O
Alebrta, and he was the senior bishOl
OF Canada, having been conseCratcd n
1853. He went to the Northwest abOu
the year 1861, and travelled the entlr,
North country. Including the Mackenzie
river district, on snowshocs and by dol
trains He was most popular with hi
people.
IA The president has Issued dcclara
tion Of meaning of section 8 OF the clyi
service rules relating to the procedure
In removals from oiiicc In the govern
ment service. The declaration an
nounces that. To prevent all mlsundor
.ntanding and Improper construction
OF mat section. the term Just cause
~ used therein. In to mean any caust
other than one merely political or 70
ligious which will promote the cffi
cheney OF the service. and that nOthin
In the rules shall be construed tn rc
Quire the examination of witnesses. q
any trial or any hearing except In tn
discretion Of the officer making the 20
m0vaL
Tho census report on agriculture II
Colorado shows that the 2i.7O0 farm
Of the state enumerated June l. 1900
were valued at siOG. 1886. Uf TN
valuation, l5 per cent was in building
and the remainder In land and othe
improvements than buildings. m
value OF farm implements and machin
cry was S4.7i6.7Gb. and live stock $40
ybi,3li, making the total OF farm pro
pcrty $161 .045,iii. The total value {
farm products Of the state for 1899 WI
923.0lS.b70, OF which ~ per cent was |
animal products and tho remainder !
crops, Including forest products cut {
produced on farms and ranges. I'll
Z total value OF farm products exceed
that OF 1889 by i52 per cent The gro'
fnrm income for 1899 was s26,SGj.5i
and income upon Investment II p'
cont
Robert Little. editor OF the Mort