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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
Application for Patent.
No 900.

No 600
US. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY. NEVADA
Sept nth 1904
Notice Is hereby given that The Raymond Flv
West Mining Company, by r J. o borpe. its At:,,y.
nry IN Fsctwhosa ppstofice address is Phoebe, Lin
coin conn'v vs1s. h4p TIE IA fled lts AoplIcn-
uon TOT Pse for the Linevada ote misrins
lain consisting ~ 1850 linesr teet IN vein :, Ioae
the summit 10 beiug d,s,rihsd a. follows
o mme' eiuV vt post No oorn.r of the claims
from WI % set m coroer on nor boundary
q section u, ownstio north, lanRe 81 Moupt
Disbio meridian te,rs 10 deg 10 min y slss fae,
distant then running from ssi corner No 1 4 90
deg 81 min 800 feet 10 oor No theuce 3ea,g
~ min 1921 to cor No then 8 70 deg 80 min
lsoa feet to corner No thence is d.e sa .,in
lass feet to oor er No being the place Of BE-.
sinnine. Said claim containing 9 total And nat
srss OF 1918 seres.
The Alliance No 4, lode being described a. fol.
lows; oommsncing At post No . corner of the
Lain and Which is Identical with corner No OF
tho Aianos Ne claim Of this survey and from s.Ia
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
Notice To Creditors
In the Fourth Judicial District Cour'
of the State Of Nevada In and
for the County of Lincoln.
In the Matter Of the Es;at, J
OF
Allen q Oamph'li.
Deceased

Notioe Ia her by given ths' ths urderaiaa,ed has
heA1 dniy appointed snd ansliaed by the District
oourt of the Fourth Judicisl District ~ the State
NJ Vsvada, in and FOR the County es Muo,lp, o.
a iuistr .tor with the Will snns Wi Of be estate
n Alien q Campbell. dscsssed.
All creditors h.ving claims agains. said ss'see
,re req rested so Als the same with proper voaeh-
ora and statutory an iaviB sssacbed. nth the
olers o. said oour within three months sfssr the
irst pnbliosuoo IT tsis notice suoh claims will
osrrad.
gAMEA D wILsoH
J. t,shorne, saministyAtcr With
Asuy for ssid Estsss shs WI AnaeVed.
DuAn4. Jae,y 3ud teoA
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19

News comes from d. H. Turner,
q Druggist at Dempseytown, Pa,
that Or. Kings New Life Pills are
the best sellers in his store. After
usiog them himself he says, "they
are truly great; actual experience
convinced me. Everybody wants
them for Constipation. Stomach and
IAysy troubles. $50 Of II. Wallsadi b.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
BE- Matter Of the EAtate NosicA 1t Time
Of Appointed for RFNV.
Allen O Campbell, ing Will.
Deceased.

Notice il hereby given that James B. Wilson hN
aled n the above nsned Court pstitiau praying
fr the probite ofthe last will and tsatamant oi
sllen @. 0sn pb u. deceased. ard that Won ay ;hs
hrat day n Dec nbeF A, d. 1879 stten O'Clock 4
N. o sad . at the Caurt room 10 the town Of
ioches in he Giuuy Of LII coin. Slate Of N, vAdA,
has hsfn set for hearing o. aid petition aud the
time q d place for proving paid VIII Of Allen O
oampsell decossed aud for hearing the appi 0 ti,n
of James Wilson for the issuance thereon 70 him
o. letters Of sduipstrst on With the will an esed
At which time ami p,s,e any person interested may
app ar and shoe cause why tho said petition
should not b, granted
Hy a00ORIrH,
Csert o. the ah'vs nsmsd District Court.
Dated NV i4th 1901.
T.J. Osborne,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19

WANTED a TRUsrwoRrpY GENT IMAM on
lady In each county tn manage husinass for IN old
astsbi'shAd houae Of aolid financial standing A
eribh', bona ndo We. hv cash salary ~ 90 psid
from hesdqutrtem Mo 'ey advanced for expsnsee
Manager $50 Carton Bldg, Chicago
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
County of Lincoln. State
of Nevada.


Notics "a hereby v'n that a. ". Turner has
h'ed with the Olsrk Of this Court . petition.
praying for the admission TO probate Of the last
all and testament OF John Simpson. deceas'd.
and for the isau,nce to said Petitioner b W.
Turner. Of letters testam' ntary thereon. and that
w'dnssdsy the 10th day Of Deosm1 =, 1907, al
10 O'Clock A. " of said day, ct the Court Room, ct
the town OF Phoebe Lincoln County, Nevada, Las
neon set for hearing said petition. when and
where Any person Interested may appear ard
shIw csuse WHY said petition should not b.
granted.
H.J. Goodrich,
r. Il. McNNnes, Clerk.
Atty for Petitiore-.
Dated Nov. 2lst, 1867.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
Mining News Now One Of the Feztures
OF the Salt Lake Tribune.

" tHe oatt Lake tTipuHes
Among the many improvements
added recently by The SILT Lake
Trihune is the most complete reports
obtainable from the mining camps
Of Utsh, Idaho and adjoining States.
Tue Tribune has reporter in every
mining camp of consequence b.
tween Denver and the Pacifc Slope.
No one Interested in mining in Utah
or Idaho can afford to be without the
tribune, which is rs cents week
for the Daily and Sunday, 81 90 a
month, or 90 a year for the Sunday
edition alone. The Semi-W eek "
Tribune, issued on Tuesdays and
Fridays and containing good sum-
mary Of the mining aud all other
news, is only 81 so a year.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
Dissolution of Co-Part-
nership.

Public Notice Is hereby given that the co part.
nership heretofore existing between the uuder.
signed. CAri " schadrr, 7. A. johnson aud Fred
NJ DoAk, under the Arm me and style q schAdsr
JOHNS h-Dock Company has been dissolved by
m uu,l conssut. The said Fred Dosl has re iryd
from tho firm and assigned ell his interests therein
to the said schAder and johnson, who alone are
authorized TO cOlleo aud receive the came.
CARL Y. soHADER,
TIA. INNS N,
L,s Angeles, GAL. tRkD M. DoAK.
January istl. 1905.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
NEW-TO-DAY
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DSllNQCE + LIsr OF PROPERLY FOR THE
YEA. 1901, LISU0Ls coUSrg, NsvSDA.
SECOND IvsrALLNENr

SECOND INsTALLNENr.
Notice is her py gwen otNoss whom II may con.
oerh a1d - me t1l'ow.ns named sons aud 20 ell
Owners OF. OF oissmsn to, the resi estate aud i'm
pf~sineais thereon. or improvenapts wn.n a..
sssasi epArsiely, hereina tsr iesertb d. kboen or
ananwn. rAst the taIes for state ana County
purposes Tor thu year 1. V. 1909 as essed NJ anst
tha folio +ins des'rbo4 places or parcels OF pro.
perty sre nov dehnqIent; that ten per cent penalty
and tSo E2eOl doltars. cost n adv.rtisiu{ has
Deen added In each csss, thAt apy pieoo or p,r.
Gel OF prop rty upon whch ssii taxes. pen4Ity
snh oosts sue remain paid on.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19

I. James A. vssstts County cisrk and Kz.ofnc'o
Olsrt, Of the Board Of Count,
commissioner Of lincoln County. s,sta Of Nevad,
hsrohy certify the foregoing to be true and correct
list Of elains assinst said county allowed by taId
Board on the show date,
IA. NEsBIrT,
CLERK Of 10 q Board.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
SCHOOL APPoRTioNMENT.

hsve this davsp ortiousd to the various srhoo'
Funds of the Couu y. this snm Of t6.3is o.
Itate school Money. the distribution to each
Disfrint hainR An fnlinWa.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
NEW-T0-DAY.
Notice of Taxes
Delinquent

Notice is hereby given to those whom II NAV
cote rn ana to tie following named persons and
TO Ill owners Of ,lainiantst the real es, ate nd
improve uents herson. .her matter described knC
or unkaosn.
That the secont ins alment Of taxes Tor 81. E
aud Jounty purposes for tue year A. D. isa, as.
g. ssed sgainft the following Described pieces or
pArcs H Il p'operty sre n0w delinquent together
with ten per o. Mt, Pen ,lty.
Quarsette Mining compspy situated at search.
mt, Al ln uvunty. New de --.Impr ments on
9i. MAorA ysroup Of mines In ssMchli1ht Mini q
ImpryemsLts On Dunn group Of mines
IN sesIehiiput AinifR Di.tris. sasOo
lmpr vem ,nts IN Qu .rtette Mill on
Dol rai0 tvar aI0Ono
p,'sressory claim to l6& miles II rail-
road from naeresdy mine ~ the Qisrs
te,te mill on the Colorado river $500
-
Total Valuauon $3.50
Total Amou It oi tax SlO7l %
Fire, ms allment i,Aid sEae 70
Ht %
Second instsllment delisqasns June
10. ists ssss 10
fbh per cert penalty haG0
-----@~---
Total smount due sssg 60
and you are hereb furth IT sotined MAT : copv
~ the ioregdng dehnquent LET hes bssu hied with
me District Attorney 0i Lincoln County. state IL
NevAda, and that uuies he dslinq ,ent axea there
IN speeihed re paid 70 Trazsufer, - ex-,Eic
l.x hsc.ivef within tw oAys srpp the publica-
CO cost q save, .ng. aoiio,l i bsoouimsaesd DY
ths Distrtcs or Prusec ~ " aLsy tor the collec
4 HsERY LEE.
Auditor ! Lin County, Nevada.
Dat d. Pioehs, New Ne Is. ies. :,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19

PIocHE LODGE NO. as.
Delinquent Notice.

FsnAoA Wster and Irrigation 90. Location Of
re of bnsins Panacs
hose are delinquent upon the follnwing des.
q yfock on account of assessments levied on
ldie07 and Sept 2nd 1901.
q vveral amounts set opposite the names Of the
: Ave sbsrsholders as follows.
90 No Shares Amta
tchfson teatatel SIN
nAtehissz IS On
'pc. tEsssfs OIL SO So
~ocoFdsnes With the law an order n III,
Directors male IN 2nd day OF sept 1907. 20
hares Of ea b parcel OF such stock a. nsy h,
Arywti Be spld st the School House. Pau,ca
sturday NV 72nd 1907 at the hour OF 90 CLOCK
sspay Delinquent assesements together with
sts OF advertising and expense Of sale.
d. J. FINDLAY,
'ublieatioa Dot lrh isO2. secretary
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
Monday July goth,
At Noon. A. D.
1903.

II much Hfisaeh parcel "a will pey the amount
taxea. dsifnquency aud costs agsinst IT, will be
aF4d by NE, % County Treasurer and Ext fcio
4 a hecstvsr OF said County Of Linco.a At Ia
"clsea :. OF sail dag, at the front door Of tns
Our ioue. 1t The town Of Pi che, 10 said count,
p sA'isis sch iax ., delinquency and c,sts Said
-s'u' ~ill o. Insde subj ct 70 redsmptlnn within
sit n9nshe sfter sale by payment Of all the sums
'uss.sed asssnst each parcel, tSgether vi three
per eeLt pei month thereoa fr m the dlte Of sals
until paid. iu accordance with the pr visions Of
section OF an sct Of the leg sztur- Of the State
Of Nevsts approved March ilth. ts3s. Statutes
Of 1895. Page iii.
J. A. NFesrrr
County Treasurer and Ex acio TAI Ascsives Z
Laneoln ooun ". N. vada.
PlOehs. yune islA tsOs
CryprJ B--Pos .eesory ciai1lsh
fT3b 81 -Posscssoty claim to ne
rs H-Posses or, cisin to lot Al
lUfs v = and lot OttOisserGcs 4
" "a pen e. civ %. total 81 A.
rsmpi Bar Con Va co .--Pnmpinl
"a ssilaiasss . Z nfls Bar t.I q
sdv3O0 tosas ssa o.
Rold Dsstrici No I.
opx Msrihs-possessory claim 10 A.
% Appl 10 iis 8 b ing hsu II If
2 W HS0t 10 Ft--tuAsfne ~ fI
aurh Of bnnSerJr residence IN
Pos essory CLAIM to % acres Of land q
of bnnEerEilis, tAx II o. zen 10 w. .sat els u
buntervills Grist Mili-Poss4ssory cl i'm TO lot
sud prov pents In Bunserviie sno sn a. the
Bans..vtlis Qrist Mili. tax 10 90 pen % adv atO
Total sle.2u.
Road District No 4.
syphus H-poassssnry ols m N ~ acres OF Id
ct u Thom . being an undivided Interest former
ssss'ed TO asntry aud syphus of 30 scres Of land
-POssess,fy claim ~ ceres land Ut - ThomW Q
par OF D. Boneilis land hing ON g E-PO.sessory
claim d q scr.'isud being he q \ ofNwh j
liant on ap u No l4Iof b.ing the 4 v or me otf
"a.
Road District No g.
Atkins Geo Possesaory olsin ~ lot and impfa
N Main st Delsn.Ar j1ini spIro Dockelsf ich
'lsoe on k.-Posses-ory n. clain "a Q stenA cabins
house On Church st eaa fRyan'a house -Posses-
sofy n I'm 10 lot and mpts between Water ave aud
Man ST. DelamH west of Lucy Andrews, tax SI7 ~
Ien LII hdv 81. total s2t4s.
Bart n Dow-Fes slDpls title To its se,es OF land
and inipts In Mea low Valley Wash Joining Yusc.
hams ranch ON tbs sou h on PStent NO Is 7;-Fe
imaie titie IN acres II land on Patent No 10 ~
eng the qir VI " ctr aud the . ctr Of n i.
Sl7 IS
Caldwell r. Up 'ssessory claim 10 iso aeres Of
lsnd and imps In NJ sdoS Valley Wash kno 4p -
ne Sw.nps situ,ted mile. south Of 8. Cars JUS;
ssx " u peh s7c adv total 81 10,
Road District No 0.
Hutton D Possessory eisim !, 90 .,res Of land on
the Colorado Il yer miles -Uuth Of Qusrtete mill
tz b,b Pc Sic adv 81. tJtal tS.k7
ScOu d F,ye-PosssssoFy claim to two lots and
'mpB Id Hear hight kno~n rott a Fryess
ore. ss1 $ao.oo psn . o0 aiv atotsl s2i W.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-18
Ills Last Hope Realized

In the fret opening OF Oklahoma te
settlers in 1889. the editor of this paper
was among the many seekers after for
tune who made the race one fine day il
April. During his travelling about snc
afterwards his camping upon his claim
he encountered much bad water, which
together with the severe heat, gave him
very severe diarrhoea which it seemed
almost impossible to check, and along II
June the case became so bad he expected
to die. One day one of his neighbori
brought him one small bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as last hope. A big dose wac
given him while he was rolling about or
the ground in great agony, and in a few
minutes the dose was repeated. The
good effect of the medicine was soon no
tlced and within an hour the pate nj
was taking his first sound sleeep for q
fortnight. That one little bottle worked
q complete cure. and he cannot help but
feel grateful. The seaeon for bowel die
orders being at hand suggests this item,
-(FR0M THE SENTINEL, GEBo, MONTH
For sale by j. E. Garwood.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-18
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by Constitutional remedies.
Deafness lie caused by an inflamed con-
dition OF the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube lie inflam-
ed you have rumbiing sound or inl-
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, Deafness Is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by Ca
tarrh. which is nothing but an inflam-
cd condition of the mucous services,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
FL, CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. D.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-18
FOURTH OF JULY.
Arrangements Made for One Of the
Largest Celebrations in Northern
Indiana.

The citizens of Plymouth met at
the city hall Friday evening and ar
ranged for the grandest Fourth of
July celebration ever held in Plym-
outh. There is no lack of enthuS-
iasm, no lack of funds, and the COM
mittees named below are guarantee
that the speakers, the amusementS
and music and everything else will be
the best and will make Plymouth IS
independence day of 1903 one long re-
membered.
DR.. Stevens is appointed chief off,
Ger of the day.
Committee on Finance-Prosper A.
Ball, DR.. Charles F. Holtzendorff,
James A. Gilmore, Jr.. DR.. Stevens,
Lou Altman.
Committee on Arrangements-F.
H Kuhn, with privilege of appoint
ing assistants.
Committee on AmuSements-J. A.
Molter, j. D. Mccoy. Nose NJ. Lauer,
S. N. Stevens.
Committee on Music-Prof. Daniel
Hahn, John R. Harris, Ben M. Sey-
bold, Frank K. Brooke, Harry CRUDE,
d. Frank Rcdd.
COMMITTEE on Advertising-W. G..
Hendricks, c. w. Metsker. H. E.
Buck, Dan Worries, DR.. Lindquist.
Committee on Fireworks-L. Tan
ner, Tom CLANCY, j. A. Garwood, J..
F. Hartle, VIM. VanGilder, j. f.
carp, Geo Vinall.
Committee on Industrial Parade
j. A. Yockey, j. D.. Mccoy.
The several committees will meet
Tuesday evening at city hall to per-
feet arrangements.
1t has been suggested that an in
dustrial parade. foot races etc., take
place in the forenoon, in the after
noon speaking at the court house yard,
balloon ascension, ball games etc. In
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-18
Panama Facts and Guesses.

We can believe as much or as little
as we like of the tales and rumors and
conjectureS we have been getting
from various parts of Columbia re-
garding the prospects of the canal
treaty.
There are few things we know
and they will suffice for the present:
One is that it remains for the Column
bian congress to ratify. the treaty be-
fore it can become effective.
Another is that the Columbian con-
gress will not act until some time in
July.
Another is that there is opposition
to the ratification Of the treaty in
some quarters in Colombia, for there
always is opposition in legislative
body to every important measure.
That is about all we know at pres
emit. 1t is not at all improbable that
a good many members of the Colon
bian parliament want to be ''seen" by
our government or the Panama COM
pany or both, and they may be numer-
Gus enough to make trouble, but that
is mere conjecture.
1t will not hurt US to wait and it
will not do us much good to guess at
the truth or untruth of the numerous
stories we hear from the centers OF
disturbance. -Chicago Chronicle.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-18

There were cheap excursion rates to
Chicago Saturday afternoon from all
stations on the Pennsylvania between
Plymouth and Fort Wayne, but ne
reduced rates were given from Plym-
outh. Tickets were good until Mon
day evening.
The funeral of Mrs. John J. Smith.
who died AT Tyner Friday forenoon
will Do held Sunday at IL O'Clock
Mrs. Smiths age was SO years and
months. Her husband and mother
less children have the sympathy of all
the citizens OF Tyner.
In Switzerland they have slot ma
chimes that furnish meals. We are
still ahead of 'em. We have machines
that furnish angel food, theater tick
cts and champagne to people in the
right place, and headaches, grief and
ruin to people in the wrong place.
An indianapolis pastor advocates
the Saturday half holiday in order to
insure proper keeping of the Sab
bath. He probably reasons that when
Sunday comes the person who has had
bis fun the day before will be too
tired to do anything but 60 to church.
A telegram was received Saturday
morning announcing the death of Miss
Blanche Williams, daughter. of Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Williams. She had
been teaching 10 Dakota during the
past year, and was expected home this
week: but was taken sick about ten
days ago.
A large crowd from Plymouth, Ar
Cos and all the surrounding country
attended the June meeting at Anti
och Sunday. This meeting is always
held the second Sunday in June and
there is general rally of old settlers
and young people for distance of
many miles.
The report of the secretary of the
State Horticultural society presents
rather a discouraging outlook for
homegrown" fruit. Pears, peaches
and cherries, it says, may be cousid-
cred failure, and there will be only
about half an average crop of apples.
Prussia doesn't believe in permitting
Mormon missionaries to proselyte her
citizens and the PrusSian police have
ordered all such emissaries out of the
country.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-18

The oldest physician in France is
DIR. David, who lives at Montpelier,
age l03. He has been seriously i'll
twice in his life; at seventy-three he
had typhoid fever, at ninety-three
pneuomnia. He is an authority on
diseases of the spleen and patients
still come TO consult him. He attri-
butes his long life to bis temperate
habits and his passion for fresh air.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-18

the evening grand display of fire.
works. Major Feaser, of South
Bend will meet the committee Sum-
day morning at the city hall for the
purpose of arranging for the military
display of the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
LACKAWANNA RAISES PAY TODAY

For several weeks the officials of the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad have
been busy arranging schedules of wages.
which will substantially increase the pay of a
large percentage of the employees in all depart
ments of the road. President Truesdale said
yesterday that this work had been practically
completed. and that the rates of pay read
justed would become effective to-day.
The percentages of increase vary in different
departments and with different classes
of employees. recognition being given fully
as possible TO the ability and faithfulness of the
individual employe. According to official
statement, the new schedules, taken in connec-
ton with previous increases made in 1902, will
make the total increases approximate what
other roads in the territory through which the
rackavanna runs have done in this direction.
Mr. TTuesdale would not say definitely what
these increases will aggregate in month or
wear but il ascertained that they VIII ap-
nroximate $500 600 year.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
CHINA PAYS In SILVER.
POWERS INSIST ON GOLD.
United .Nates Held Responsible for
Pehaag Governments Course.

Peking. Dec. 31.-The Ministers of the foreign
powers here have telegraphed to their govern
ments the refusal of China to pay the inter-
national indemnity in gold notes, and have dis
cussed the matter among themselves. 1t is
proposed to inform the Chinese Government that
failure to fulfil the obligations provided in the
protocol will entail grave consequences.
The policy of the United States presents an
obstacle in the way Of delivering joint note
to China on the matter. and the present diff
Guilty is generally attributed to the encourage
ment given to the Chinese by the American
Governments Endorsement of their arguments.
The Chinese are content to await Developments
believing that the powers will find it so difficult
10 agree on a course of action that the present
deadlock VIII be prolonged Indefinitely
Replying to inquiries from the legations the
Foreign Office to-day admitted that there was
some truth in the reports of warlike prepara-
tions on the part of Tung Fuh Slang although
II characterizes the stories of his movements
as exaggerated The Foreign Office says the
viceroys Of the northern provinces have suffi-
cient troops to subdue him, INT this statement is
disbelieved 1t is expected that government
troops will join Tung Fuh Slang in the event of
his undertaking rebellion. Popular sympathy is
with Tung Fuh Slang, who was exfled and de-
graded for obeying the orders of his superiors
and attacking the foreign legations here
The monument to Baron Ketteler. the
German Minister who was killed in PelzinS
shortly after the outbreak of the Boxer troubles.
will be dedicated January 49, Chinese and
German officials taking part in the ceremony
The monument is a white marble arch, spanning
the principal business street at the spot where
Baron Won Ketteler was assassinated.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
CARNEGIE GIFT FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Andrew Carnegie has agreed to give F-''''%s
to Naw-Orleans for Libraries. The condilioiiS u
the gift are the usual ones-that the city give :
least S25 900 a year for library suppoit = ".
furnish suitable sites for one nam puiuNs anu
three branches.
Professor 7 n billiard. of Tulane University,
vice-president of the library board had an IN
terview with Mr. Carnegie on Monday, when the
gift was arranged.
Mr. Carnegie seemed greatly pleased at heip
ing in the development Of our city saiu
fessor billiard last night. "New-Orleans iIeeueu
q new library It had come TO crisis with US
so we decided to see what help Mr.. CaiHesie
would give US. / was much grat1ned "he' He
decided so promptly to help US, alter heaiiAs
of cur condition. ] telegraphed Immediately u
the ,oard and wired the Mayor to-day. thihK
there is little doubt that the city will meet the
conditions and work will probably De pes uh
soon"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

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