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The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
WRANGLlNG WOODMEN.
Election Of Officers succeeds
WrnnRic over Precedence In
order of Business,

indianapolis, Ind, June Wrang-
ling in the Wo0lmen's convention be-
gan early Wednesday The ndmin.s-
tration forces wanted the coEsidcra-
tion Of insurance rates postponed un-
I'll Friday and take mp the election
OF officers. j. g. johnson aud his fac
ton Of "antis" desired that the re-
adjustment Of rates be taken up first
DR., VI. NJ Clary of Galcnn, Ill.,, led
the fight agains, the administration
forces. Judge Frcl : White. Of Pom
tical, H., took a loading part for the
other side, IT was decided 10 pro-
cecd with the election OF officers The
election resulted as follows; Head
consul, A. r. Talbot Of Nebraska;
head adviser, y. y. Horne. Iowa; head
clerk, G., w. lIawes, Illinois; head
banker =. H. Smith, Missouri Drec'
tors @, W. Reilly Illinois; c. q.
Saunders, Iowa; PR. Smith, Mis-.
souri,, T. +. Murphy, Kansas; G. J.
Byrnes, Michigan, The auiis pre-
scntcd no candidates
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
ALLEGATION OF FORGERY.
IL is Said, WIZ lie Made Against
\. ". Mnchen.

Washington. June lS--It is believed
that the grand jury will shortly be
asked by the post office authorities tp
find another indictment against a. W.
Mnehcn, the former superintendent Of
the free delivery system. The charge,
il is said, viii be forgery, based on
the cashing Of check for 1868,
drawn by the cashier Of the New York
post office in favor Of Henry l.. Lo-
REM, of Toledo. o. 1t is claimed that
the money was 20 have been sent 20
Mr.. Lorcuz in care of MIR Machen.
The check was cashed IN this city.
being indorsed by Frank X. Ray
maHds who says he had the check
cgshei for Machen. Mr. Lorenz has
declared that the signatures, both on
The chrcl, and voucher accompanying
II, are fGrcgries lie declares that
hc has not received cent Of the
money, and has no knowledge OF the
transaction.
James T. Metcalfe, the superin-
tendeut Of this service. was sum
moned, Wednesday. to the private Of
flee Of Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Bristow. where he was exam
ined by Mr. Bristow. Inspector
Fosnes, the general superintendent Of
the free delivery system Of the de-
partment. and Mr.. Brlstows chief
assistant in the Investigation, Assist
ant Attorney-Gcneral Rohb and 9TH
ers. II is known that the controversy
over the contract for the printing of
the money order paper was thor
oughly considered The Wynkoop.
llnllenbeck Crawford company Of
New Nork,of which Mormon Metcnlfe,
a son If the head Of the money order
bureau, is an employe, has had the
contract for many years, and Paul
Herman, of rutherford, y. j., the
lowest bidder whom the bidders
claim is unable 10 fufll the contract,
is making determined fight for the
contract, his BID being $4,000 less
thNn the Others. Supt Metcafe has
urged that the lowest bidder is un-
qualified TO fll the contract, rs he has
no plant Immediately after the ex-
| animation of Mr. Metcalfe, M Rris-
tow and Mr.. Rcbb hurried TO the o..
flee Of PoStmaster-Gencral Payne,
where, with First Assistant postmGs.
ter-Gencral Wyune, who has superyi'
sion Of the money order service, and
who granted the public hearing in the
interest ~ the lowest bidder. the
whole subject was dismissed, and the
laws governing, the subjects were
taken up Later, Mr.. Payne went TO
the White House and spent half
hour in consultation with the prcsi-
lent.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
FRANCIS JOSEPH AND PETER.
Exchange Of Tciegrams between Pc
ter and the Emperor of Austria.

Vienna, June 1S.-Cordially wordcd
kilograms have been exchanged be-
tween Emperor Francis Joseph and
King Peter, but the emperor in the
midst of his coEg:atulatious TO the
new ruler seizes the occasion to de-
nouncc the nsSassinations.
The text OF the new kings mes
sage follows:
Geneva, switzerland, June 1G.-liis
Majesty the Emperor Of Austria; 81
hasten TO inform your majesty of my
call to the Seryian throne TO which
| have been elected by the unanimous
vote of the senate and skuptschna |
intend to take up again my ancestral
traditions and hope TO bring freedom
and happiness TO my fatherland. | re-
spectfully pray that your majesty
continue TO eyincc to me those feel
ings Of sympathy which your majesty
entertained for my father mp TO the
tine of his death, Should your maj
csty be pleased to show me the same
sympathy in the fulhllmcnt' of my
duties it will make lighter the task
for me. It is my intention and 0rm
resolve 20 merit it'
"Nicnna, June l7.-lls Majesty, the
King OF Scryia: "ln acknowledging
the friendly notification Of your &C
ccssion to the throne, | desire TO as
sure you, without delay, Of my COM
plctc sympathy and wishes that you
may have long and happy reign.
May il be- youchsafed to your majes-
ty TO curry ont successfully the no.
bic mission dcyolycd upon you, by re.
storing peace, quiet and esteem to
your unhappy land, 50 sorely visited
by a succession of internal storms,
and by raising IL from the severe fall
which II recently sustained In the
eyes Of the civilized world, through
the heinous and universally rcprohat-
ed crime, Your majesty may rely ON
my support and friendship in cNrcut'
Ing this task, and you may be con
yuccd that It viii always be my
heartfelt desire, as It ls your own, 20
maintain aud strengthen the friend.
~ and ncighborly relations which
have existed 80 long between our two
COuutrirs'
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
0THEhWISE UNNOTICED.

East st. Louis, H., is rapidly ss-
suming normal appearance.
Two Stradivarius yiolins were sold
in Paris, Tuesday. one for S2,40O and
the other for S2,l0O.
Postmaster j. c. Harwood, of
Clarion, Ia, dropped dead in the Office
from heart disease.
DR.. Hiram X. Jones, a wcI-kuown
wt3ter philosopher, is dead, at his
home in Jacksonville, Ill.
Capt. Even, one of the principal wit
nesscs in the trial of Jett and White,
has disappeared again from Jackson,
Ky.
Maj |ohu H. Harlow, former post
master at ST. Louis, is dead at his
home in that city after illness OF
two weeks.
Ambassador Clayton reports that
McS:eo has deposited ;o his credit g..
i2o,6S2, in fun liquidation Of the Plus
fund award.
j. c, Neager, in charge Of the Chi.
cago q Alton pumping station east of
Mexico, Mo-. was drowned in the lake
well at the pumping house.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. VI, Butler, Venice,
0ll) flood sufferers, who had thought
each other drowned, were reunited at
ST. Louis after an anxious week.
Ad,ices received at the state de-
partment at Washington indicate that
satisfactory progress is being made
with the Chinese commercial treaty,
Former Lieut.-Gov John \. Lee OF
Missouri told the grand jury he was
offered, while in Kansas City $4,000
to remain out of Missouri for ten
months,
James Eads How, Of St. Louis, has
inherited another fortune in Cincin.
natl, and will establish a peoples
fund and welfare association there
with il.
Three boys who went TO sleep on
the railroad track near Monroe City.
Mo-, were struck by a train and all
seriously injured. One Of them is no
expected to live,
j. j. Frey a prominent railway pro.
moter, who has been experimenting
the building of the new Alaskan rail.
way, is reported to be dying at his
home in Sedalia, Mo.
The weather bureaus crop bulletin
states that the second weak Of June
was the coolest ON record for that
period, and that growth of vegetation
was deferred thereby.
Ffty-seyen indictments were re.
turned by the Logan county tlllD
grand jury Tucslay night as a rcSul,
Of the Investigations Of alleged viola.
tions of the election laws.
Father John of Cronstadt,who first
heatedly condemned Christians for the
massacre at kishencir, now declare
that he believes the Jews were them.
selves TO blame for the horror
Capt, Oberlin NJ Carter will finish
his term in the military prison at
Lcavenworth the lst Of December. It
- 'VP'I ''u 'iIul nv tNP'''9 w 'I'SHSe
in mining with an uncle in New Mex.
leo.
II is stated by one high in authority
that precedent forbidS interchange Of
notes with Russia regarding the jew.
ish massacre. The rule was cstab.
lishci by the United States some
Vpgrs npD
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Fight on Train.

A bloody fight took place on an ex.
cursion train near Wlmar. in which
Sheriff. Byrd, Houston Berrryman and
d. a. Maury Of Wilmar were proba-
ably fatally cut, Ed Adams of War
ren was stabbed three times with a
knife, and was struck over the head
with beer bottle. Clay Collins was
cut about the face with broken beer
bottle and painfully injured. AS the
train was pulling out of Wilmar W.
A. Stacey was struck by a rocl, and
painfully but not seriously injured.
The train was making the return trip
from Arkansas City, where the ex-
cursion!sts viewed the monitor Arkan.
sas.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Paid in Full.

Hon. James P. Clarke has filed his
final report in the receiyership Of the
Bank Of Little Rock, The report,
aside from the statements for the in.
formation of the court and the neces.
sary explanation Of exhibits, states
succinctly the work done. One hun.
dred and nnety-siX thousand seventy.
six dollars and eighty-three cents has
been collected, and the whole amount
disbursed There remains to be dis.
tributed to the depositors $l38I71,
and with $65lS7 in drafts there is
total balance Of $2,O39.57 The depos.
itors were paid in full.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Bad Wreck Averted.

A disastrous wreck was narrowly
ayerted at a point on the Fort Smith
road about two miles from Palarm. A
gang of colored section hands we've
passing along the track about o'clock
in the morning and discovered that
the bridge across large creek had
been burned. A freight and passCn.
ger train were due to pass that point
in a few minutes and the negroes ran
up the track to give the alarm About
three hundred yards away the freight
was seen to round a curve. The Ee'
groes stood on the track shouting
and waving their arms, and al
though it was hardly good daylight,
the engineers attention was attracted
and he stopped his train about twenty
feet from the point Of danger, A ran.
ner was sent back and succeeded in
stopping the oncoming passenger
train, and preventing what would un'
doubtedly have been terrible wreck,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Pensions Granted.

The following pensions have been
granted to Arkansas: David Barnes.
Daniel Burrett, Edward Dearmore, B.
Ferguson. So each; Symantha j.
Echols, Hannah G, Hopper Sylvester
Bryan, Benjamin Berry Patrick H.
Robinson, Rebecca Harvey, Polly
Fields, Lucinda j. Carver. Joseph W.
Mcmillan, Thos. Reed, Letita Moore
Younger Neal Deborah A. Elliott, IS
each; Thomas Stewart, George A..
GlegOrn, John W. Erwin, James Coop.
er, Joshua W. Mcdonald, Joseph Ault,
William R. Posey, $40 each; William
Richards, Elizabeth Dooley, Jasper
Cobb, $l2 each; minors of Frederick
Williams. $l4.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Railroad Commission Promulgated
Through Glass Rates in Accord
ance With Act of Legislature.
EVENTS or LWEEK BRIEFLY CHROAICLEO
Mail Clerk Badly Injured in Wreck
Near Ozark-Contract Awarded
For improving Government Bath
House at Hot Springs.
Crop Summary.

Following is the agricultural bu-
-s2a's summary ca the condition OF
crops in Arkansas for the week end
ing Saturday, June 10: The week
has been cool and dry, except for
showers in the southern part of the
state on the Sth. The weather has
bsen a little too cool for the proper
growth of vegetation, but favorable
for the cultivation Of crops, and con
eIderable progress was made in clean.
ing fields of weeds and grass; but
there is still much of this work to be
done Cotton has made but little i'm
movement on account OF the cool
weather. As a rule the plant is very
small and the stand only fair. There
are many reports of lice infesting the
cotton. Chopping is well advanced
hut this work has been delayed to
some extent by the scarcity of labor
Corn has made fair progress, and
while the plant is small it has good
color Cultivation has been general
and some has been laid by Wheat
and oats are ripening. and cutting has
begun in some sections Only a fair
yield is expected In many localities
oats are entire failures. Rust is re
ported in many fields Of wneat. Po-
tatoes, garden truck and meadows are
doing we'll, and in the more favored
sections potatoes are being harvested
and good yields secured. Peaches as
a rule are total failures. Apples are
scarce and Of inferlor uuaIltY.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
AIIoGod WhIto Cappers Arroalad.

D. A. Wilcox, w. =, Trimblo and
b'II Counts, Lonokc county farmers,
were arrested on n charge Of white.
clDplhg Sometime ugo u crowd OF
"0llo men went TO q camp Of Somo
negro timber cutters and shot into
'ao crowd, killing one Of the negroes
named Bob Armstrong, This raid
frightened many coorcd lnborols,
VINO loIt the community The holtor
v'oment Of cltlaons have decided to
Eonl'h all parties who iUtlmliatc
wO9lrefa, ana have employed tho best
W leBal talent to prosecute those un'
u'r arrest Bob Armstrong the no.
slo who was killed. was u harmless
Old man.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Death of Mrs. 0. a, Hadley

News was received last week of the
death Ut Watrous, n. NJ, Of Mrs 0.
a. haGiey wife Of a former governor
Of this state. Mr.. Hadley became
governor in March, 1871, when Gov.
Powell Clayton resigned on account
Of having been elected United States
senator, and remained in the guber.
material chair until January 1873.
Afterwards he was registrar of the
United States land office at Little
Rock, and in 1878 was appointed post.
maste: by President Hayes, In 1882
ne IN )yed to New Mexico, having be.
come interested in a large cattle
ranch at Watrous.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
NAVAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Successors to Admiral Melville, PAY
Director Harris mud co,i iE''iou,
Marine Corps, hnnoufced.

Washington, June is-Aftcr con.
ference with the president, Wedncs'
day, Secretary Moody announced the
following appointments, all Of the
arpolntces being from New York
Capt G, W, Rae, 90 be- chief OF the
bureau Of steam engineering on thc
retirement of George W. Melville, in
August nest
Pay Director Henry T. y, Harris, TO
be paymastcr.gencral, on the retire
mont of Rcar.Admiral A. = kenny
this month.
lieut-Col g. 7, Elliott TO be COM
mandnnt OF the marine corps when
Maj,-Gen, Chas, Haywood rctlres next
fall.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
SITUATION AT MoRENCI, ARIz.
Quiet Has ncen Restored, hut .
Huundron of CnNnir, VII, How
rr In thr Vicinity.

Washington, lune Is. The latest
information which The war depart
mcnt has rccclyel from Gen, baldwin
concerning the situation at Murrnch
Ari1o Is 10 the effect that quiet has
boon restored AMI that troops were
no longer necessary Gen, Baldwin,
however intended leaving u company
no Morcnci, pni had directed that u
squadron ~ cavalry should make %
practice march In the direction ~
Morcnci, to be available In ease of
fnrihnr irnnhln
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
President Roosevelt to Judge Caldu ell.

In accepting the resignation Of hon.
Henry c. Caldwell from the federal
bench, President Roosevelt addressed
the following letter to the distinguish.
cd jurist; ut Is with sincere regret
that your resignation as United States
circuit Judge for the Eighth circuit,
to take effect June 4, 1908, Is hereby
accepted as rendered. desire TO
take this occasion to congratulate you
upon your long and faithful service
upon tho United states bench with
such distinguished usefulness, and to
assure YOU Of the high esteem which
your ability aHd integrity have always
commanded. The impartial admins,
tratIon of the law and justice which
has marked your judicial career
should bring a serene satisfaction to
YOU In your remaining days, which
| trust will be many and full of
htalth and happiness,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
SINGERS ON DRESS PARADE.
Delegates with Military Escort
~ baltimore, Nd,

Baltimore, Mdo June lS,#lho
ucrgcrlcu parade Wednesday, pre-.
scented AN imposing pagcant About
G,oOO men were In lluc, including de-.
tachmcnts Of artillery from Forts
NclIcnry and Howard, and marines
from the cruiser Prairie 0nd guuboat
Topeka,
After marching through the prln.
clpol streets, the singers proceeded
10 River NIcw park whcr the ni
lrruoon aud evening we're spent IN a
grand Volksfrst.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Legality of Veto to Bill to be Tested

The historical committee OF the
United Confederate Veterans Of Ar
kansas has Glod a petition In Pulaski
chancery court for writ Of mantomu5
against Auditor Monroe TO to5t the
validity Of the $3.50 Appropriation
for the collection Of roster Of the
names Of Confederate soldiers Of Ar
kansas, which was vetoed along with
nearly 100 other bills by Gov Davis
on May gS, whatever the decision
Of the lower court the case VIII be
appouDcd to the supreme court The
decision Of the court Of last resort "a
thls ease win effect all the other Bills
vetoed ia like manner BY the GOV
error
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
THE HEppNER cLouDBURsT.
II 4. Relieved >ow Thni the Esti-
mates ~ ioss az Liir sent Oui
iinNr necn Too iiigh,

lleppner, Ofcp june Is Confusion
has been 80 great here that mo- ne.
rurate cstimuir Of the number of
lives lost by the flood could De made
and It Is believed that all estimates
sent out heretofore have been too
high,
Last night 1870 bodies had been re.
covered aud II Ia believed that the 10.
ial number Of dead viii not exceed
zoo,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
FROM ROYAL nRoTHER-IN-LAw.
King victor Emmanuel Telcgrnphs
His ConSratuiations.

Rome, June lS,-king Victor En-
manuel has telegraphed his cungratu-
Peter of Seryia, also expressing HIS
wishes for the tranquility and pros
perty of the country under the new
regime.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Railroad Commission Acts.

The state railroad commission has
promulgated its through class rates
for shipments Of merchandise over
two lines of railroad not under one
management About two years ago
the commission made joint rates on
through shipments, but the supreme
court Of the United States upheld the
decision OF the lover court in which
an injunction was granted prevent
ing the commission from enforcing
the rates At the rast session Of the
legislature an act was passed enlarg
ing the powers o. the commission,
giving it authority to make such Joint
rates. 1t Is claimed the joint rates
are from 10 TO Is per cent lower than
the Old rates. A copy Of the circu.
lar will be mailed BY the commission
On application
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Civnn ELun Nnnrs-

l.. 4. lehman, alias Honey Grove
KID one Of the gang arrested at Hot
springs IN connection with the noto'
uous foot racing schemes w,s con-
Nciod Of the charge Of grand larceny
ana given Eve years In tho ponllen
uary Tho other parties under inlict
meht at Hot Springs have taken a
'Aongo Of venue to Benton.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Railroad Contracts Awarded.

Construction contracts have been let
for the Arkansas Midland, the new
road TO run from Fort Smith to Green.
wood, Montreal Cameron and Hart
ford In Sebastian county and Boles,
Scott county This road Is owned by
the Gowan ana Woods people, and
they have now practical control Of all
the coal lands IN Scott Logan and
sebastian counties, not owned by the
Central Coal and Coke Company
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
STORM DAMAGES IN M0NTANA A
The, nrr worse thnn Firs, Reported
--one sheep Wan Alone Lost
About $500 ucnd,

llig Timber, Mont, june ls.-1hc
damage from the recent heavy rains
on the Northern Pacific, between
here ana Billings, were even worse
than was frat reported, Near Column
bus u steel bridge 80 feet long was
swept away
Oliver Bnsscit, of Park city lost
ubou, $500 head Of sheep, The sheep
shcuriug pens Of Cabot Thomas wcro
swept OwnN
Trnnic has been resumed on the
Northern pucillc,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
ohnrrcd WIlh Ilorso sIlNIIng

John RrIco and Joe Hayden were
nrrcsied At Hot Sprns on the
charge Of stealing two horses IN
parry county Tho men had the
horsnB in their possession but claim
ci they had hired the animals ana
dll not intend to steal them,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
,nn >ot bc Held Liable,

Chicago, june ls Judge KohhOut,
In m opinion delivered In the United
states circuit court decided that he
directors Of the dpfunet National
jnnk Of Illinois can not be- held liable
by creditors for the balance Of money
due from the bank
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Convict Killed By Convict.

Mitchell Prince, q negro convict
serving q term Of thIrtynya years,
was killed 40 the new pCaltentiary
near Litt.e Rock by another negro
convict named Jim clifton Prince
was one Of ,ae most desperate men
in the state prison lie raised a
row with clifton, and was going to.
ward him with an upliftod iron bar
when hit IN the head with brick,
clifton was cXonortcd,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
PETER |. Congratulated.
Newly Elected King of Servia the
Recipient of Royal and In
perial Congratulations.
THE CABINET MINISTERS IUBILaHT.
Between King Peter mud Emperor
Francis Joseph of iuStriu-Thc
Recent Terrible Events az. Rep
robnted.

Belgrade, june 1s.-The cabinet
ministers and other Servian officials
her are iubiaut over the cars telc-
gram To King Peter, demonstrating
sympathy on the part Of Russia King
Peter has tclegraphed TO the ear
thanking him warmly for his message.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
The lnslIrancn ktnn

The State Fire Insurance Assoca.
tion held its annual meeting in Little
Rock last week A number Of inter.
esting papers on Insurance were read
and discussed. The presidents re.
port showed the association 70 be in
good condition, and members re.
ported their business the past year
most satisfactory Alcorn Ferguson
of Newport was chosen president and
John Hampton secretary
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
White Tenant KlIIad.

A special dispatch tells Of thu kill.
Ing at Grays, on the BrnkleyNew.
port branch Of the Ch2ytaw, Of w. NJ
Wossnor, a tenant far'Her by Red
Tucker Wossner was a roAter from
Tucker and the two QuarreIed over
The gathering Of some garden track
It is claimed the killing was unjus
tlgabc.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
As VIEWED IN 81. PETERSBURG.
Czar's Congratulations an indorse-
mcnt Of Peters Proclamation.

st. Petersburg, June ls.--The cars
congratulation to King Peter was CON
sidercd public expression Of the un-
qualified favor with which the procla-
nation of King Peter was received
in official circles here. 1t is regarded
as extremely unlikely, in view of the
attitude of the Servian people, that
Russia will support the suggestion
that the powers should demand the
punishment of the assassins of King
Alexander and Queen Draga.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
prilnnr,'. ropman, nroIe,

New York, June Is, The topmnst
az the Reliance broke oiY tea feet
from the mast head Just after that
Yacht together with The Constitution
and Columbia. had crossed the sturt.
Ing line IN race for cup offered by
Commodore r. T. Adams, Of the
Larehmont faeA, club.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Norross WIN Not Hang

GOV. Davis has commul'd tho
death sentence OF Celia Ann Thomp'
son, eolorod, who was convicted NJ
camden Of murder In the first degree
and aohlcnccd to bo hanged on juno
30. Her sentence has been commut'
od TO life imprisonment she was
charged with the murder OF negro
woman for Jealousy
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Chlld lnlured BY Leonard.

Cecil Spurlonk aged years was
badly injured by a fcrocIous leopard
a, Boycoylc The llttlo girl was
q circus performance ana
got too near the cage when the 0nI
nal put it paw through the cage
and pulled the child toward him,
badly decorating her face, arms and
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
VIII onon gIds Juno 26.

The Arkansas worlds fair commiR'
rlon will go 10 ST. Louis june 20 to
omen the bids for the Arkansas
building, to cost In the nclshborhool
of Sl7.5Ou The board Will 80 to st.
Louis In a body Notices Of blda ore
now being received by Manager Al'
lam
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
on m Arctic Automobile TrIp,

BOSTON, June 49, Charles j, OlIds
den, eN'presIdcnt Of the Erie 'rcc.
phone Goa with Mrs, Glidden, has
started from Boston ON nn nutomo'
bile ulp to Chrlstano, Norway and
nOWhNnrl within the Arctic circle,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
rhc,'rr welcome 10 Them,

GuayaquIl, Ecuador June IS, En-.
rlquc liroPgln hns slgnel a contract
with the EcundorcAn government to
bring purtics ~ Italian emigrOnts to
st'uv the eas'ern part Of the cvun.
uv,