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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12

Bizzer-Yee, my wife ehews the rag
q great deal.
Buzzer-Why, didn't know your
wife was q yegetaEianl-Ohio State
Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
Appropv3a&A

Sagg4so-Tnat actress SeOd lam FOO
trifing VITA her affections, and the
Jury gave hs4 . verdict for AK sents,
WaSSies-eo tho damages wv<s
trt1inGf-ToMn Toptce.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12

why DO you call II a fairy tsts?"
because it says they were married
and lived happily ever afte1wspd"-
CAicAoo Pest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12

Bill-They say rubber Il very high.
Jill-Yes; you ought 20 begin and
ecenOIntzO with your neeA, my boSl-
Yonkers Statesman
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12

Real Gfrlfsh InsinUatieN.
He-It was a case of love at ArsA
sight with Count De Ratmuseaaha.
wasn't It?
She-Oh, yesI One look ae Brad
gtroets settled his fatel-Puck. i;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
The Way of the yY.-la

Things are very badly arranged In
this world"
"How SOP"
why, the man with the money
usually lacks the digestion and the
man with the digestion seldom has
the money."-Chtcago Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
GENESIS OF A FORTUNE.
The Happy Chance Through whIeh
Poor New York Clerk Became
a Observation-Disclosures.

One western millionaire came into
the possession of his wealth through
his own abilities, beyond q doubt, but
it is also true that his opportunities
were excellent. Aud they came 70 him
IN an unual way.
1t happened, says the New York Sun,
that the wife of n very rich man had
Tor many years gone TO certain shop
In New York for her gowns, and had
always been waited upon by the same
woman. One morning she went to the
store TO order gown. After the bust
ness of getting the new dress had been
transacted, the saleswoman said to
her:
This will be the last time that
shall have the pleasure of waiting on
YOU, Mrs. Y, for l am going 20 be
married"
When the customer expres ed an in
tereSt in her plans, the wona u told her
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
CHAPTER XIII.
IN THE PRESENCE OF THE KHAN.

)TMAN KHAN had
established headqusr-
tiers In a house that
had been occupied by
the colonel command
Ing the Russian sarri-
son In Vladikaukas.
A much more preten-
tious residence might
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

md rises fftm 4
fan neal 70 Run
q oaee late WQh
saquiRna menth
eaort the result n
Gimoat aut - BE-
Disastrous hcause
Agssdon draws
upon thF sane
nervous forces
which IRE IN
plOysd N thought
In time the atom-
ech becomes dis
eaoed, the pro
censes 81 direaiion
and nutdtoa are
imPertectiy per-
formed and there
is . physical
lheakdoWu.
Or. Pierce
Qdlden Medical
DibcovSSy cures
d~iseSsss Of the
stomach and other
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

John RObs0n came near to death
Monday. He was al work Ia his we'll
about ninety feet deep when = piece
Of board about two feet long dropped
down. II is not known whether the
board hit the ladder. aud so had IL
speed arrested, or hit him q ~RlaHeInR
blow. II did bit him on the head
cutting q cash about four inches long,
and knocking him out. II the boa. d
had fell straight and hit him square
II would have crushed bis skull. A
Mexican who vas working With hin
vent down the ladder. tied a rop'
around him and brought him up. HI
was brought N town where the doc
TOR seWed him up, and Tuesday HI
was back 70 the WE'LL a. Wnrk again.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20


Many of The cAJtleuen south Of here
have received a circular from J. A.
LaRue secretary 1T the cattle sanitary
board, cohtalninH = copy Of the resa
l%ntions adopted by the board on the
eleventh of this month. The resolu
items recite that the board has been
notified BY the secretary d. aGricul.
tuFe that tick Infection has been
found on the cattle 10 southwestern
@ -ant county. Under the provisions
Of section 1sA Of the complied laws
the hoard establishes temporary
Quarantine on all cattle south Of the
Southern Pacific track Ia Grant and
Luna counties, and No cattle in that
territory shall be moved, driven, OF
shipped away until they have been In.
spected and found free from all evi.
dence Of lnfectlnuS or contagious dis.
eases, sud written permission for their
rem6tdl ihsusd bV q duly authorised
representative Of the sanitary board.
The SECRETARY Of the hoard has Also
notified the agents Of the Southern
Pacific and other roads not tn receive
for shipment any cattle which have
not been so Inspected. The nnal reso-
luti0n rtads: "Resnlved. Thai DR.. Ii
]. Allen, NJ the Bureau liz Animal III
dustry, no requested I'll, as snon al
practicable, continue his inVe. tiRa'
lions Of the tick conditions 10 South,
western Grant county, New MeXlcO
and IN repnrt 10 this Bnard the extent
Of the Infection, II any, and Whai
steps should be taken tO stamplt out
and he II hereby made an authnriEPC
agent Of this Board" The Liberal
has Interviewed several catClemeE
owning cattle On the ranges south o
here. and none OF them have heart
ahdut any ticky cattle, which Indi
Gates the disease has not got much o
a start as yet, and probably Can b
easily handled.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

L. L. Merrill, whO has RIM tn,
VendOms restaurant since last fall
went down t. 81 PasO INST week. n,
RETURNED Friday and found that hi.
creditors had closed the place. where
upon 1t is supposed he returned to E
Past; Cs rtain IL is that he dlssp
Deared frnm LprdSbiifR, and the res
'auranL ha, sluce beeh Closed. H.,
lianiliiies Amounted tn less than .
thnustHd dollars. aRd his knuwn a.
|etS must have nearly eqnalled iha
IInOunt. He had been dining a fai
trade, and 1t WAS quite a surprise 4,
many Ut his friends TO see the place
closed. Since Il WIS clnsed Oil. Tom
Tong has had q monopoly Of the res
TAU anL business ia up~n. MerrnI''
walters secured the services OF Law
yer Pollard, WhO will endeAvdF to So
cure enOukh from the wreck u pay
them I'd. Mr.. Merrill writes tn,
LIBERAL that he will return In a few
lays and settle all accounts owed b,
him.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20
SEASIDE ExJURsIO Is-sEXI1S IOoa

The Southern PtcIhc has decided 10
inaugurate the Seaside Excursion 10
he run tri weekly on SATURDAYS. Tues
days an d T~hIrsdavs, from all Dmn's in
Arizona, and New Mexico to Santa
Monica. Leng Beach. San Pedro. New
port Beach, San Bueha Ventura,
Santa Barbara and Catalina Islands:
alan IN San Diego and Coronado Beach.
Ticket good until NnVemUer 80, 1909
The DrIre OF ticket for the round
trip Il S35 90 Tn all the ahnve men.
ti0ned DniniG, with the exception az
Catalina Islands, where an Additional
fare NJ % rs H. charged Tor q mnst he.
lightful three hours boat ride from
San PedrO and return.
Excursion tickets To San Francisco
are also on sale % above DAYS. 6Sme
limit, for SIS 90 fur the rnund trip.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

oggans 81 Digestion and Butrilion, Il
shminates the eiets poisoaoas matter
which odgtnatea IN the ayasm e q eun-
sequence Of imperfect digestion. ItGvos
sound health to the Whole body.
-Lwtsh 70 say - Ne VITA sAas ~. ftprss's
SNqfn nedteal Dtecovsly hes pruVad . Graa4
eieestng - ue,H writes Mr.. Riiu q nhoSa, -
snsteeSaIy, Pfaakiip Co, AaA -fTipY ~
esfteleef, nj, ] be doaoorst ~ ~ aamafh
treble - earsfnl yehru. soiag thTouIh Z cSuFpi
tfeasmeal Withbua 'say faai hfnpas. ~
eeptsmess. ~. had vsry stcR spslib enS rev
yorSe; eouh go but LiILa. . eoGanasncsd n
esgtgmhsr, ~. p tafss ~. Pts5es'b nsaiana,
and IN = short uwe Z coaiA ga aud work. 1
hAvs SaiNa1 NDsIJ FSaA - h1s SSalkS.S
Fra DR., PjtFce's Common Sense
Medical AdviSer Il sent FEE on reesipt
81 stAnPa 20 ~pAyfSEpease Of mailing 0sly.
send ~ one-eeHt stanPs Tot the book u
paper eoverp o. 81 stAnps for She elothl
bound volu5e. AAAssea bt. r. v. Riorsa,
Duas1o. N. Y.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20
Gs0D afWMsG

Qufe oAei reenlts n IA health, bsoSass
Whaa 4 Ctftned ~eccd living \ Usually
ne a~radhcaton 81 lie palnea vitktt
reierenpt 70 the nutdtiun Of ne Oddy.
When the god hvoR y . business man
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20
nIaBaMATTkAa.



NsWa hbtrt she GREAT rnAtttry = this
bsetion ofths WStfa. ,
Chris YaeRer arrived 10 toWn Friday
frum White Oaks. from which place
ne had driven acrusr the county. lie
has zone 70 WOrkon hls mines 70 the
Virginlh district.. They lie bOuth Of
The AtN66i, and NJ. Haeeef thinks
he has one Of the finest propositions 10
the vtpTnIi district, He h 20 we'll
Sstlsded OF this that be intends to do
considerable work Un che properties
this sH1hmer.
The Lena cOmpiny has concluded
that traction engineering L. mot the
nnst Economical way NJ getting ORE
fsom the mine 10 the mill, and has
concluded TO put lie traction engine
TN the waste dump aud hire teams H.
do the hauling. The traction engine
would haul hIV loads, but the trouhle
was Il vac constantly getting out Of
order. aud had h be laid up fur re-
pzlrs. The tIHe lost In making the
repairs was ~ mure Importance than
the expense Ot repairs.
Andy Hughes, Who has been spend.
INK snme tiIhe out Ia the hills souLh "
town was Ia the city Mohday. Re re.
pUrts that he and his friehd Schl0sser.
who has Been with him; have round
sOnie exceedingly gOOd things Tue,
nave made y few lucatidhs aud done
the necessary work on them. They
hink that on me locatlhn the pros.
pects ARE 70 gnod that they will be
able 10 take out aud ship enough ore
Cnis summer u put them intu a com
tortable condition fer the coming Of
winter with It's cold waves. May
success attend them.
The management Of the Aberdeen
copper eompahy, he now combining It's
entire attention ~ shaft sinking on
hoth the Malashite and Atlantic
claims. On the latter they are sink
Ing an incline shaft vi the lead and
We are pleased 70 report have at least
four feet d. very high grade copper
sulphfde Ore. On the former II Is
their intention to run cross cuts At
the 800 fuot pOint, both on the Orphans
Home and Malachite and We have nj
doubt hut that this system will de.
velOp plenty Of water. At this writ.
my they are working a Furce OF snme
forty men, but Mr. Mccormick Is
rather d~espnndent over the inability
tn run his mill On account Of shortage
In the water supply MessrS. Batche.
Tor, Maggie and MurningStar all heavily
interested in the company are due "
arrive tomorrow.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

My little SIN hal an attack Of
Wh0Opibk cough and was threatened
With pneumOnia: but Tor Chamber
lain's cough Remedy No would haVt
had a serious time Of IL. u alSO saved
him ffOn several severe attacks VI
cEdlp Iii. }. STRICKFADEN. editrr
world Herald, Fair Haven, Wash.
Fur eSle by all dealers In medicines.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

Sunday = number Ut LnrdshurR ball
players went up tn WilleuS TO hell,
the Wilcox club In = Struggle with
the Fort Grant players. The c0mbi
uaton of L~ordsburg and Wlllcux wa.
nOt strong enough for the soldiers.
Who did the c'+AhInatIoa up TO the
tune Of nine u six. .
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

Col. NJ. j. ERan left last Friday for
the east. While gone he will visit
Mr. and Mrs. ]! G. Hopkins, at Abe.
Feuei Virginia. and many Of the prom
ioe6t snmm0r res0rts Of the east,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

Daily sleeping 6sfs from Demibg to
Denver, Kansas City and Chicago
Leaves De ming a:20 P. ". Arrives
Deming 1900 A. n. Agent Santa Fe
Route, DeminR; will make reserva-
tinuH.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20
NotIeG.

All persons having dealings with the
undersigned are required 70 render
their a~ccOugIts monthly.
ABERDEEN COPPER Co.
January %, 1902.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20
2IaaE4sa


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e.s~ @se'4'''"'g'.~as
49,, -. "a -. - t&asG
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-06-20

6SOfsb shsfef W. over from EsROsd
this week. visiting bis brctbtf AID
comparing UoOs bU t5e cost Of
IH6inOb@.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
TWO SUITS.
Actions Against Electric Light
Ing Co. Calling for $4,000.

Two suits against the Narragansett
Electric Lighting company in which the
damages aggregate $4,000 were filed by
Attorneys Cooney and Cahil in the COM
mon pleas division of the supreme court
today.
John Bercham on June 18th, 1901. was
engaged In painting the arm braces and
lamps on the poles of the Electric Light
ing company. He claims II was the duty
of the company in view of the dangerous
place he was working to pay particular
attention to the condition OF its wires and
to have the same property Inspected and
insulated. The company. he says. was SO
careless in this regard that its wires were
left In very poor state Of insulation and
ne was thrown with great violence 20 the
ground after he had been shocked, burn
cd and scorched
His injuries he AYERS are OF perma-
nent nature.
Benjamin Young who worked for the
company on Dec. 18th, 1901, about tn,
arms and braces on its poles claims thai
owing TO improper appliances he had "a
use in his work he was thrown violently
10 the ground lie AYERS he was badly In
jured and like Mr.. Bercham wishes 5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
FINANCIAL NEWS


Wall Street. March i.-openlng dealings
In stocks were very small and only unim-
portant issues showed wide changes. The
Kansas City Southern shares and Mime
apolis, st. Paul and Sault Ste Marie
showed sharp fractional gains and Wheel
ing and Lake Erie First preferred was
or X. The majority OF changes otherwise
do not exceed Il.
High-priced speciaities, Changers, Pa
cifics and Reading became heavy but the
pressure was not severe or offerings
large enough TO make much impression on
prices. American Cotton OIL was new
recruit To the minor stocks that have be-
come prominent lately and advanced l5s
on large purchases. New Jersey Central
also gained /. other stocks OF this class
were reactlonary. Evansville and Terre
Haute preferred. Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Sault Ste Marie preferred. Fort
Worth ana Denver City stamped and
Westinghouse Electric losing from 5-s
TO points.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
BUMPED. !.
AGAINST
PRINCE.
Committee Delegated 10 Wei
come Royal Visitor Did R,l
Recognize Him in TWsadS

Portage Pa, March 1.-The special
train which is taking Prince Henry ana
his party TO the west and south was well
on its journey through Pennsylvania
when daylight came. II had covered the
run up from Washington to Harrisburg
over the Northern Central line and had
there swung into the main line Of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
The nights run had put the storm of
yesterday far behind and the new day
broke bright and warm The first halt
OF the morning was made at Altoona
where n committee OF citizens presented
an address Of welcome.
Their meeting with the Prince was
amusing He had arisen some time be-
fore and for the first time since his ar
rival in this country was dressed as a civ
ilian. He wore a gray tweed sack suit
and black derby hat He was standing
on the platform of his car when the
committee fled up and the first man
bumped into him before he saw him.
Apologizng the man asked TO be taken
to Prince Henry. The Prince smiled.
bowed ard said, IL am Prince Henry"
The committee looked embarrassed. but
recovering their composure, went through
the ceremony OF greeting. The Prince
thanked them and then went outside to
acknowledge the cheers of a large crowd
gathered I'm the depot grounds.
The local band was also on hand and
filled the rest OF ten minute stop with
a serenade of popular music. There was
a warm parting cheer as the train steam
I'd out OF the depot. After breakfast the
Prince got his promised ride through the
mountains In the cab OF the engine. A
stop was made at Lilly and accompanied
by Lieutenant Commander Egidy and
George w. Boyd. OF the Pennsylvania
railroad, ne walked forward and climbed
into the engine. j. w. Gilchrist was at
the throttle as engineer and the fireman
was III. c. Palmer. The Prince shook
hands with them and taking the en-
gineer's seat, directed that the train be
sent ahead. The run was through wild
section of the Alleghenies and the Prince
was very enthusiastic over the ride and
scenery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
ON STRIKE.
-Four Hundred QuaTTymen Quilt
Work al Quincy, Mass.

Quincy, Mass, March -Four hundred
granite quarrymen struck here today and
indications seem to warrant the fear that
they will remain out for some time
Their action followed n meeting held last
evening. at which the refusal OF the
quarry owners to accede to the demands
of the men for an eight-hour day with
nine hours pay and weekly payments.
was received. The quarrymen claim that
all other classes Of employees engaged at
the auarries are given the advantages
they request and that quarry owners can
well grant them.
Two concerns already have acceded TO
the demands OF the men. but the majority
maintain that the decreased returns
which will be occasioned by an S-hour day
will make II impossible for them TO grant
pay for 3 hours.
The strikers are I'm a determined mood
and in convention today agreed not 10
return until their demands were granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
UNDER WATER.
Brocklon Suffers GrlavousIy
Because Of q Flood.

Brockton, Mass, March 1.-The city Is
experiencing the worst food since the
big inundation OF February. 1885, The
rainfall was Ia inches. Salisbury brook
overfowed its banks, and along the route
is devastation.
The factories of Charles A. Eaton &
Co, f. NJ. Low. c. S. Pierce, Ellis n.
Copeland and Congdon Brothers are shut
down because of water in engine rooms
and Easements other factories narrow
ly escaped.
At Warren avenue, near Bartlett street.
the street is flooded for several hundred
fett r. c. Hairs stock OF groceries I'm
the basement of his store Is badly dam
aged. There are washouts all over the
city asd In many sections portions of
streets are submerged.
At midnight electric cars returning Ia
the city were stalled I'm the outskirts and
car men had to dig through great drifts
of sand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
KILLED BY
COLLAPSE
OF STAGING,
Workman Lose Thslr Lives
Whan SCaffoIdlng G'V,s
Way Under Than.

Philadelphia, March LA scaffold used
in the erection of the addition to the
Fidelity Trust company's building In
Chestnut street between Third and Fourth
streets collapsed today.
Two workmen were known 20 have been
killed and three were taken TO a hospital
seriously injured Others are believed to
be buried under the ruins
The scaffold. which supported large
derrick and donkey engine. is COM
plote wreck and the fire department sent
a number OF men 10 tho scene TO clear
away the debris and rescue the injured.
Several ambulances removed the injured
as rapidly as possible. Chestnut street at
this point is a very busy thoroughfare
and IL IL possible that number OF pedes-
trans have been caught under the falling
scaffold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
ANOTHER
REBUKE To
T|LLMAN.
M .jlr Jsnkins Refuses TO Ac-
capt Sword Under Conditions
That Arc Imposed.

Warrington. VT. March i.-Major Micah
J. Jenkins has declined to accept the
sword which IL was proposed to present TO
him at Charleston, :. c., when the presi-
dent visited that place.
Major Jenkins, who is member OF the
faculty OF the Bethel Military academy
here. has sent the following telegram TO
Lieutenant Governor Tillman of South
Carolina.
Lieutenant Governor James III. Tillman,
Columbia, = c.:
You are represented In the press as
having elegraphcd President Roosevelt,
al the request OF subscribers TO the SWORD
recently of red me through You, request
ing him TO withdraw acceptance 10 pre-
sent the same IL this is SO | must de-
cline under these circumstances 10 Rcceb
sword Thanking you for personafNNlhd-
ness i'm the matter / am, truly yours.
(signed) M j. JENKINS"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
Deafne,s Cannot be Cured

hv local applications as thcy cannot
roach the diseased portion OF the ear
irhcrc ia only ono way 20 euro den fness
srd that is by constitutional remedies
IScafness is cauScd bv an infiamed con.
dition OF the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube Is infiamed
hearing and when II a. entirely closed
psafness is the result and unless The
Inflammation can be taken out. and this
hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh
which n nothing but an innamed condi.
tion OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness tcaused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarri,
Cure Send for circulars. free.
FL, CHENEY a Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggis,s. 15c.
Halls Family Pills arc the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
MANY LIVES
/. May BE
LOST.
Floor In a Baking Company's
Plant CO|Iapsss-- --Firemsn
Begin Work Of Rsscua,

Cleveland. o.. March LA floor coll
lapsed I'm the building occupied by the
Cleveland Baking company, at 70 Central
avenue today. 1t is reported a number OF
persons have been killed. The top floor
of the building which is four stories high
collapsed and went clear through TO the
ground floor. Ten people were on the
floor and they went down with the debris.
whether all are dead is as yet unknown.
The fire department was called and inn
mcdiately went 10 work trying 10 rescue
victims who. IL is said. are all girls. A
number OF girls on the third floor were
carried down ladders from the windows
in safety.
Shortly before noon six girls were taken
from the ruins and removed to a hospital
Il is not believed that their injuries will
prove fatal. At least two and possibly
three or four persons are still buried in
the debris.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-01
WITNESS FEES.
Court Orders MaTChaitl TO Pay
tho Sum Of $40.

Judge Douglas in the appellate division
of the supreme court today granted the
respondent in the divorce case Of Frank
Marchetti against Maria Marchetti a fur
ther allowance OF $40 for witness fees.
A request for additional counsel fees
was denied There was rather warm
discussion between counsel as to whether
or not a recent order of the court COM
pelling the petitioner to send his child
to an attorneys office so respondent could
see II had been complied with.
Judge Douglas said IL there was any
refusal TO comply with the order I'm the
future he would dismiss the petition.