The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-15
The Beaver Herald.
Pab'Isaed Thursday
BY Miss Maude o. Thomas.
BEAVER. OKLAHOMA,
coIDEIssD NEWS fELEcRlis

HA0 w bYcuu may N OhutOTutN.
Marconi sailed from New York for
ENGLAND. Thursday. for a two months
rest.
An Illicit still, capable of producing g
$500 SALONS Of whisky daily. has been
raided In the heart of New York.
The American Beef company Is about
to establish retail meat markets all
over the republic OF Mexico.
The Ohio and California Oil COM
rany has bought $4,000 acres OF profit
able oil land In four counties In West
Virginia.
The Ohio legislature has effected n
gerrymandcr by which II is hoped to
keep John J. Lentz ont Of congress
permanently.
Tho number OF cmigrants.to leave
Bremen AMI Hamburg during the fir, /,
quarter Of this year was 67.46G, an In
crease OF 20,055.
Colonel Frederick Dr!scoll. formerly
editor OF the St Paul Pioneer Press
has confessed to insolvency. p'ea &c
his debts at 500. 100.
As q result Of fire In a fag;vry %;
btockholm, Sweden. n wall n. G.,
building fell in. killing six persrnc an..
lnturing eight others.
The owners Of the steamer Wacs-
land. sunk In collision with the Har-
monides. have brought suit against the
Atter's owners In London.
J. 8. Judd. who was killed few days
since at Las Vegas by Mrs. Walker.
was formerly a citizen Of Fort Scott
kansas. and stood well there.
Major J. d. Remington, department
commander OF the Kansas q. A. X.
has been called to New Pork on &C.
count Of the illness OF a relative.
Grain has become go scarce for ex-
port at Boston port that t-ons-A Atlnnti.
steamers now leaving have boea
Obliged to take coal and water as bal
last.
The president has directed the con-
solidation OF the three land offices In
Alaska and tho establishment of Tho
consolidated Office ut Jeneau, to take
effect June 1.
Frank G. Churchill. Of New Hamp-
thire, has been appointed as special
Indian Inspector. He was formerly
special agent for free schools In the
Indian Territory.
owing to the vigorous opposition
from various quarters, plans OF a
prominent theatrical manager to pro-
suce translation OF the "Pass'o,
Play" In New York have been aband-
pned.
German yachtmen were surprised
"wednesday that thirty-foot yacht
named the Samao III. and Just finished
It Hamburg for Emperor william, had
been entered for races during the Kiei
regatta.
On January I. according TO official
statistlcs Just complied. the postoff.cs
receipts for the quarter were the larg-
est ever registered. They were over 50
millions. leaving a net profit of one
million.
Tho Republican congressional corr
vcntion for the Eleventh Ohio district
held at Athens. renomlnated Ccngie ess-
man Charles III. Grosvenor by acclama-
ton. General Grosvenor made an adj
dress accepting the nomination.
A SON Of John s. Sargent. the famous
American portrait painter. has born
appointed one of the pages who will
attend the queen ut the coronatl ion.
The pages will hold her majesty's Grain
IN the procession.
BY means Of q photograph printed In
the daily papers II has developed that
C Emory" sentenced TO the pcniten-
tiary for ten years for burglary, is
Peter Perley Lowe. son ~ former Gov.
ornor Lowe. Of Iowa. The family re-.
sidcs In Keokuk
At meeting 1t Liverpool. England,
OF the emergency committee Of the
Butchers' Association. a notification
was issued that. owing tU the uney-
pccted scarcity In the trade. IL wour,
be compelled TO Increase The price OF
beef
Prince Waldermar. the eldest sor nj
Admiral Prince Henry Of Prussia, who
has been at sanitarium near Dire zen
Tor several weeks. Is being subjected
10 rather rigorous life. He sleeps
upon q thin horsebair mattress with n
single blanket. In n room 30 ventilated
That II has the temperature of the out
tide air. He wears poi GUS clothing
and lives on a diet OF milk. fruit and
salad.
Sioux City. Omaha and other Nebras-
ka capitalists are forming n company
TO build an electric ilnc twenty miles
long from Sioux City to the new coal
mines being opened up near Jackson,
Neb. Five bankers are at the head IL
tho company. and the money for build.
ting the line has been raised. Con.
struction work will begin In about
thirty days.
Twenty eight Russian coach horses
imported last week. have been sold un-
Ger the hammer at the American Horse
exchange In Sew York for s3i. 900. an
tycruge OF t1.243. Twenty of the lot
were registered Orion horses. raised In
the neishborhood of Moscow and all
were Of that breed. II was the first
largo Importation of Russian earring,
orses ever sold In New York. a'.d
freat Interest was manifaGtei by both
amateur and professional horsemen.
A unknown negro. who shot and