The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-03

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 For the British fiscal year April to date. receipts have increased e1os67s4S and expenditures e10,S11,5S5.
 Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal, ot New York is planning an $S,o1o,OOo loop to accommodate all Manhattan and Brooklyn traction lines.
 It is the purpose of the American Nu- mismatic and Archaeological Society to present a gold medal to Prince Henry to commemorate his visit to this coun- try.
 The bill authorizing the purchase for the State of the old home of Jefferson Davis. Beauvoir, already approved oy { the House, has now passed the Senate of the Mississippi legislature.
 Professor Saville, the archaeologist, has left Mexico City for the ruins ot Mitla, state of Oaxaca. He will explore the Oaxaca valley in the interest of the American Museum of Natural History. pr. J. Edward Hayes an American by birth, and surgeon-maJor In the Siamese navy for the past thirteen years, has recently had conferred upon him by the King of Siam the Royal Or der of the White Elephant.
 The articles of incorpora tion of New York Red Cross Hospital, just ap- proved by the State Board of Charities, contains the following sentence: Al cohol, as alcohol, or in any of it's forms, shall never be used in the said hos a pital for internal medication or as beverage"
 M. Hamard the French sculptor, has just completed at Paris the model of statue of Marshal Rochambeau, to be presented to the city of Washington as a companion to the statue of Lafayette. The work of casting the bronze will be- gin this week. The statue may be ready to ship to America in April.
 The birthplace of Abraham Lincoln, 2 mile from Hodgensville, in Larue County, Ky, is advertised for sale by the Sheriff for taxes. A few years ago the property was bought by Eastern men. and there was talk of expending much money to beautify 1t, but the log cabin in which Lincoln was born has been carried away, and the farm is now neglected.
 A partly new transcontinental rail- way is to be constructed at once, ac- cording to reports. The Pacific ter minal will be Eureka, California, and < the line will run to Idaho to connect with the Northern Pacific and. Great Northern, and into Nevada to connect with the Union Pacific. The construc- tion contract has been let, and the work will begin this summer; s25,00o,OO0 will be expended.
 Tn an admirable tribute to Frederick D. Happen, who died Friday night at Lakewood the New York Evening Post remarks: Few men in the American financial world will be missed more genuinely as time goes on. It can be said of MT. Happen, as of very few oth- CT men in the walks of trade, that grave financial crisis is the hour when the loss will be most strongly felt Other men have done much more than