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Timber Land, Act June 9, ls7s.-Notice
for Publication.

LANn OFFICE Vt CHEYENNE, WYo., I
Jon. %, 1902. !
Notice Is hereby given that in com.
pliance with the provisions OF the act OF
Congress OF june 3, 1878, entitled IAN
act for the sale Of timber lands in the
States Of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" as extended
to all the Pubic Land States by act Of
August 4, 1892, Nels Hansen, Of Elk
Mountain, county Of Carbon. state OF
Wyoming, has this day filed in this OF.
flee, his sworn statement No. 2Ig, for the
purchase OF the SEA NE4 of Sec 20,
TIP. II n, r. so w and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more
valuable for it's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before c. X. Wat
son, Clork OF Dist. Court, at Rawlins.
Wyo, on Saturday the 4th day Of April,
1903. He names as witnesses: Eugene
Sklyer, Peter Nj. Gustdfson, Evan
Weitch, and Edward Mathison, all Of
Elk Mountain. Wyo,
Any and all persons claiming adj.
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this Of
flee on II before said 3lst day Of Jauu
AIRY, 1903.
W. f. CHAPLIN, Register
First Pub. Jan. %, last Apr -
, 1903-01-29
Notice for Publication. isolated Tract.

Notice for, Publication. isolated Tract.
LAND OFFICE Al CHEYENNE. WYu.
Dec. 70. 1902
Notice is hereby given that in pursu.
ance of instructions from the COmmis,
sioner of the General Land Office, under
authority vested in him 10y section 2Ij5
U. S. Rev. Stat, as amended by the Act
of Congress approved Feb, PC, 1895, we
will proceed to offer at public sale on
Thursday, the 9th day of February,
1903, at thu hour OF 10 o'clock u. m, the
following tract of land, to.wit:
NE a SEA Sec, ., Up. l6 n. Il. 81 w.
9th p. m.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are advised
TO file their claims in this office on OF
before the day above designated for the
commencement OF said sale. otherwise
their rights will be forfeited.
w. b. Chaplin, Register.
f. a Slack, Receiver.
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Notice for Publication

LAND OFFICE CHEYGNNE. Wyo.
Jan. 3, 1903
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice Ut
his intention to make final proof in sup.
port OF his claim, and that said proof
will he made before j., f, Crawford, L.
S. Comr. Dist, Of Wyo., at Saratoga,
Wyoming, on February 81, 1903. viz.
Raymond McFadden, Rockdale, Wye.
for the VIZ NEl4i Eiq NWl See, u.
TIP. 10 N, r. rs W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon mud
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cultivation OF said land, viz: benjamin
Harnden,. Arthur w. Harnden, of Rock
dale, Wyo., Ebert A. Harnden, Charles
Phelan, of Rockriver, Wyo.
W. E. CHAPLIN, Register.
LAST Pub, Feb. ~
, 1903-01-29
from al the statutes. Then some

western member has to occupy the
time OF congress in explaining that
these arid lands are not worth S25.
$50, or 500 per acre; that it takes
energy and patient toll To make a
home, build irrigating bitches. etc,
and that, instead of settling down on
a rich quarter section in iowa, Kan
sas, or eastern Nebraska, homestead
ing land in the arid regions was IA
proposition requiring much nerve and
determination. The probabilities are
that if one of those would be govern
ment saviours was taken through the
state of Wyoming, on the Union Pa.
cific road, that he would refuse an
option on the entire state at 10 cents
per acre, with a mortgage on the pen
itentiary for 100000 thrown in. And
it is still more likely that he would
be forever cured of any desire to in
troduce "A bill i'll Congress to stop the
wholesale land frauds going on in
the West" Truly the inhabitants
of the East know nothing of the com-
d;,;ons surrou,d;nu tho rb,h;,o,,s
of the West.
But the great wheel of time is re
volr;nu and ,ho ,.,;od :, .,,rh
ing when this great Arid West will
be ,h. r;oh,st and w.aI,h;aet ror,ior
81 l. u,i,a1 S+o.m I. n;u .
tho yraa,est oogre,at;or of industries
I'LL. I, IN - ~
,rra stocLrais;ra ,o,ufao,,rino and
an LA. .L.. in
mammo,b oil ;nd,strr Srob e,
..o,storn..au u;u cab ,I.oo a,.
;,., ma a..
- d.a,u.J orL. a,,L,,si
as,ic Y.st.rn man
For III. n,., fo,,r ar G,o d,,s
whil. III. LEGISLATIVE b,dy has h..n
an u. ,o,ro Of i,sDao,iop IN, v,i,sr
,coomnani.d Inv Mr Lind . Chic,.
oo f,ia,d bas b.ou .uioviu, ,bo
Losn;t,ruv of Hon u wini,rs
orasilau, of ,b. Dar,or A,hL.,ic
Cluh IN that ncounarabI. c;ty or,ho
wss, Mr. Williams was for two
,o,ns ,hao it, .,,,r,av for IA. .i,y Of
Denver nm. Of III. mos, ;urortar,
a,l rosno,.ihLa ,osi,io, IN ,h,t
oraat Enr;ra ,r tha wast Mr. WI.
, 1903-01-29
THURSDAY, JAN. %, 1908.
U. =. Trains at WalcOtt-
WEST.
EAST.
Editorial Correspondence.

49, 80
ting the state institutions, Saturday
morning, aud held a short session, adj
Journing until this morning. Both
branches are now hard at work.
The trip seems to have been "A very
beneficial aud satisfactory one in ev-
cry way and the opinion OF the old,
conservative wheelers, such as John
McGill, is that the money entrusted
to the State Board of Charities and
Reform, TO build additions, make re-
pairs, etc, has been wisely spent.
The Carbon county delegation will
ask Tor an appropriation OF S25,oOO to
build an addition to the Penteutiary
at Rawlins, which will undoubtedly
be allowed. Albany count wants ii
gymnasium added TO the University
and there can he no doubt but what
1t Is badly needed and Will probably
be granted.
One OF the measures introduced in
ths Senate provides for the appoint
"h'' ~ VIZ TS''''''' ~ '''' W ~
Judicial districts, OF a district attorney
whose duties will be to attend to the
criminal business. Thi. in addition
to the regular county and prosecuting
attorney, who will attend to all the
county business outside OF the crimi-
nal business. The bill was introduc'
ed In the senan today 10y Senator
badgette, oil Weston county, and is
exciting much interest.
There Is II thing which ! hope
this Legislature will have the nerve,
manhood, or whatever one may call 1t
to do, and that is pass AN act raising
h Governors salary to S5,OOoa year.
When think OF the small salaries
these men draw, am reminded OF IA
line in a comic song: Amt 1t il
shame, IA measly shame aud it APP
plies to the niggardly salary OF the
Governor OF tins state, more than
anything else connected with the
state house. II would he ont OF the
ff" ~ 'e' ~ W
'or any man. qual'nen I" MI 'nt once
OF gov Oh TINS STATE, TO ''e ON
S<'ooo d year =" say nothing oil II
many hundreds Oh uollarS-l nISh'
say '%hou7ahn7- III 'nF way
"s
Iu.m " w.
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Should Receive Support.


Representative Bristol's bill chang,
ing the fish law. So that it shall be
unlawful to catch fish during the
months of May and October. should
become "A law. The native trout are
not through spawning in May and
the brook trout begin spawning in
October, 50 that both these months
can very properly be excluded from
the open season. Mr.. Bristol loves
the sport of trout fishing and hence
will use every effort to secure the pas
sag oil his bill. He should be given
the hearty endorsement of the sports
men of the entire state.
, 1903-01-29

A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature to remove the soldiers
home from Cheyenne to the Fort Me.
Kinney reservation. near Buffalo.
johnson County, and the old soldiers
are in the air. They are pretty com.
Portable at the state capital. thank
YOU, and see no reason why they
should be banished to the Mckinney
reservation. where the coyote holds
nightly vigil and rest and solitude
reign 10y day. Old soldiers have d
h%ankering after civilization and the
higher il is the better ii suits them
AT any rate their blood is up and the
sound of Battle is borne ON the Wyu.
ming breeze.
, 1903-01-29

AFTER IL number of surreptitious
meetings and divers ballots taken for
United States senator, Henry Nj Tel
Ter was elected to succeed himself as
senator from Colorado, the required
number OF votes being secured Satur-
day. 1t is astonishing what eStraor-
binary asses the Colorado Legislators
have made Of themselves. Instead of
decent and upright principles gov
erning their actions, they have resort
ed to about all the underhanded
methods they could bring into use.
How a civilized state like Colorado,
could send such an everlasting set OF
chumps to the Legislature is a mys
terry.
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lr Is astonishing, when You come
to think about it, what AN enormous
lot of Legislative talent and brains are
left home during the sessions of our
Legislature. We will venture to state,
from what We have overhead ON street
corners aud in the hangouts OF a Ger
tain industrious class of our citizens
their industrial bents being the whit
Ting Of shavings, chewing lots of
tobacco, and getting home three times
a day for IA square that we have
enough Legislative ability here to run
several states, let alone Wyoming.
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WE'EE a pretty level headed lot of
people in Wyoming, thank you. Col
orado proceeds to raise hell every
time they have an election; Utah reg
ularly elects her Mormon senator;
aud Montana comes in for her share
OF notoriety on the side; but in WNo-
ming everything W. along %serenely
with all sails set, and you bet we're
getting there with both feet.
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j. f. CRAwromp.

EDIroR. Gonzales, who was shot by
Tllman, died last week. Tillman
says all lie wants is justice in his trial,
We certainly hope he gets ii. He
has been a blot on the landscape in
that part of the country for some time
and if they cant blot him out they
can at least smear him around some
and he wont be quite 80 evident.
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Now hat the Legislature has return,
ell from its tour of inspection, and the
newspapers have gotten off their us.
ual gags about the aforesaid legisla.
tors being in the pen. winding up in
the insane asylum, etc, We hope that,
with our advice, they will be able to
do a large amount Of important and
necessary business.
, 1903-01-29

LAND OFFICE CHEYGNNE. Wyo.
Jan. 3. 1901
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l.. S. TRAP.
IN Cattle branded right side, horses Ell.
IN Their shoulder. Range lower Lake creek,
IN Post-ofiice address, Saratoga, wyo.
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09
L,VNCHIWGS.

Jan 11-Jim Mays Negro) near Springfield,
19-John Yellow Wolf Indian) near Dead
wood, s. D., horse stealing;
Feb. 6-Tom Brown (colored) at Nicholas
Vile, Ky, assault. .Eulegs Whitaker
(negro) at Lynchburg, Tenn murder.
Mar. 9-Foreman, Ark., negro for as
sault.
19-John Woodward (negro) at vioalla,
2O-Mairid. Ky, negroes killed. fatally
beaten by whites for chickens stealing,
2-W. II. Wallace (negro), at La Junta,
Walker (negro), near Washington, N. c.;
poisoned family of DR.. David T. Taylor,
&C. f. Woodward, condemned muir
derer, at Caspar, Wyo... Richard: Young
(colored) near Savannah, Ga; assault
Apr. 1-Walter Allen (negro), at Rome,
Ga; assault.
5-Negro at Tuscumbia Ala, after killing
so-Ernest Dewiey megro), at Custom, KY;
May 124"Jim' Underwood (nergo), at De-
catur, Tenn, for threatening murder.
22-DuGley Morgan (coloredD, at Lansing,
Tex; assault.
A-Abe Winthrop (white), at Paris, Mo-;
Jun. 5-Jim Black negro), near Ravenal,
S. c.; had murdered wife.
11-Jas and Harrison Gillespie (negro boys
"A and Is yrs. oldl, at Salisbury, N. c.;
charged with murder.
killing City Marshal SWearingen.
Jul. 1G--Wm Ody (negro), at Clayton,
Miss; attempted assault.
25-Three negroes, at Womelsdorf, W. Va,
by mobs hunting for murderer of Chief
of Police Wilmoth.
2S--John Wise (negro), near Pembroke,
Ca, assault. :; Arthur McCauley (col-
ored), at Chipley, Ga.
Aug. Harry Benton QT-yr. -old negro),
near Homer, La; assault.
R-Chas. Salyers (white) and Harry Gates
(colored, at Lexington, Mo-; for muir
der of which they were later found in
nocent
Sep. S-Hog Wilson (negro), near Stephens,
4-Ed Besum (colored), at East St. Louis;
attempted assault.
S-Wm. Mobley (negro), near Wenona, Ca;
assault.
1S-Alonza Tucker (colored), near Libby,
Ore; assault.
2S-Tom Clark, alias Will Gibson (colored),
al Corinth, Miss; murder.
Oct S-Gartield Burley and Curtis Brown
M-Negro near Estabutchie, Miss; at
tempted assault. .Chas. Young (col-
oredl, at Forest City. Ark; charged with
murder
H-Jim Wesley and Reddick Barton
(negroes), at Hampstead, Tex. had been
found guilty of assault and murder.
Nov. Unknown negro burned at stake
at Darling, Miss; double murder
S-Sam Harris negrol, at Salem, Ala;
charged with murder,
B.John Davis (negro), at Lewisburg,
Tenn; murder.
16-Haran Buckles, at Elizabethtown, Ky;
was sentenced to life Imprisonment for
murder.
2O-Lige Wells (negro), near Wayne. Ark;
charged with assault. JAS. Dillard
(negro). near Sullivan. Ind; assault.
Dec. 25-Montgomery Cooley (colored) at
Pittsburg, Kan, for killing policeman.
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09
CASUAL TIES.

Jan. 2-Macon Ga, 5 in explosion.
S-Steamer Walla Walla sunk in collision
7-Negaunee, Mich, s through cavlng in
Sin New York city trains collide in
tunnel; IS killed, 80 injured. Steamer
Bristol sinks off Alaskan coast. lives
14--Bow, l. T.. 10 killed in mine explo-
sion.
GOV olsenburg, Col, killed. 10 injured
jured through mine explosion.
27.EXplosion in tunnel of New York Rap
i'd Transit Co., kills 6, Injuries 100 and
Feb. 4-Between Newport News and Bos-
ton. 13 drowned by sinking coal barges
....7 killed, injured in a fire at St.
Louis. ..Pittsburg, boiler explosion
5-Chicago. explosion of gas main kills
IL, Injuries 20 others.
lo;-Empre hotel Of st. Louis burns, kill
Rock, Ark, killing 7. injurng IA.
Mar. 1-Snow slide at Liberty Bell mine
near, Telluride, Col, kills IL 80 others
a-25 lives lost in foods in New York and
New Jersey. .silverton. Col, 20 by
77Maeon 1aso ,, Tex, x; sGuthern % Pacific train
13-Lone Landing, Miss, steamer cap
sized; q drowned.
31-At Dayton, Tenn, % killed in mine
explosion.
Apr. Philip B. Mitchell and children
meet death in burning home. at Prosser
Hollow, Pa.
2O-steamer City of Pittsburg burns at
Cairo, Ill, co lives lost.
20-At Philadelphia, killed, AZ injured by
panic in cigar factory caused by "fake''
cry of fire.
May 7-At Toledo, O.. members of First
baptist $; s. drowned in sinking naph-
Pat Sheridan, Pa, Is killed, between
200 and 800 badly burned in naphtha
19-At Coal Creek, Tenn, over 100 lives
lost by explosion in Fraterville shaft
Jun. New York harbor. in gale.
9-Chicago, 10 in burning sanitarium.
Jul. 4-Celebration accidents due to gum
powder kills q and Injuries 2172 through
out, country. ;i.Gloversville, N. Y, 13 in
trolley car collision.
10--Johnstown, Pa, ia by fire damp explo-
sion in Cambria rolling mill mine.
leuPark City, Utah, 50 by explosion of
Aug 1-Wollongong, Victoria, 81 by mine
explosion.
6--Near Rhodes, Ia, is in railway collision.
..:.Near Elliott, Cal, s in burning home.
Near Trinidad, Col, Is by explosion in
2o-Wlmington, Del, II by explosion in
pulp works.
Sep. 1-Near Berry, Ala, 21 in railway
wreck
Nov. New York, Is by premature expo-
sion OF fireworks
Lebanon, 4 Pa, by boiler explosion.
T-Steamer Sylvanus J. Macy, with IS
men. sunk in Lake Erie.
29-Chicago IS by boiler explosion in Swift
Packing Co.'s plant.
Dec. San Francisco, u by oil tank ex-
plosion.
4-.Chicago, IA in fire that destroyed Lincoln
hotel.
Shakers Hill, Tenn, by explosion.
Gin navigation season, Just closed. 140
seamen lost on great lakes, greatest num-
Der i'll history of lake traffic.
&-Brooklyn, 6 firemen buried under falling
wall. .Piercefield, N. Y, in burning
home.
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09

13-Charleston IS. C.) Exposition Co..
placed in receivers hands; $450000.
S0-Murdock Neo., German state bank;
Jul. New York city, M. P. Anderson.
real estate operator; $l,5S5.212
Co.; SS00,000.
Aug. 1G-Eigin. ILL.,, Obadiah Sands But
ter corporation, $445.O
20-Cleveland. o.. Forward Reduction Co..
booming Texas oil; s5oo0o0.
24-Elnora Qnd.) bank: $4,000.
Sep. 2--New York, American bicycle trust.
4-Pittsburg, Pa, A. J. Cummings, brok-
dans Pa - s7 oda Einsten
Oct. Toto, Ia, bank Of r. I'll. Cutting Sc
j. L. Willett: $4,000.
16-New York. Gilman, Son & Cos bank
ing house; 100000.
Nov. 5-Rchmond Va, Leon l.. Strause,
leaf tobacco; $500, 500
13,-Boston. Central national bank.
1S-Marshalltown Ia, c. c. Bigler & Sons,
stock raisers.
Dec. S-omana, w. H. Bennett Co.'S. de-
partment store.
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09
NEW RECOR DS.

Feb. 19-W. P. Voss, Of Haverstraw, N. Y,
won amateur billiard championship of
America at New York.
21-Swimmer II. +. Brewer breaks all rec
ords for 500 and 1000 yds. at Chicago. H
J. Avery makes 50 in 81 innings in three
cushion billiard tourney at Chicago, es-
tablishing record
Mar. 20-Jerome Magee Of University Of
Chicago breaks record for indoor pole
vaulting; II ft. 5 in.
Apr. 5-H. c. Hirschy wins great Amer
handicap at Kansas City, and becomes
champion wing shot of America.
16-Burlington flyer breaks all speed rec
ords: AS miles in minutes.
26-J. E. Wing makes auto record at Long
Island: 105 miles in hrs. % min.
Jun. 22-Wyeth "a II to l entrO wins Amer
ican Derby in Chicago; Lucian Apple
by I'd, and Alladin 3D.
%-Yale crew defeats Harvard by lengths
in varsity race at New London, Conn.
2S-Automobile race Paris to Vienna (S25
m.) won by Marcel Renault; 10 hrs. p
Jul. 6-Plgeons fly from Holly Springs,
Miss, to Mishawaka 600 m.) in IL hrs.
25-Jeffries defeats FitZsimmons in s
rounds at San Francisco and retains
heavyweight championship.
IN. Y. Central train makes Syracuse to
Albany Gf m.) in 129 min.
Aug. 1S-Lake Shore train breaks previous
records, going 81 m. in 70 min.
2S-E. r. Parsons and Jas. Wallace reach
New York, having padded 13-ft. canoe
from Chicago; started July p.
Sep. C-Chas A. Percy goes through whirl-
pool rapids of Niagara in specially con-
structed boat.
23-Dan Patch at Reading, Mass. goes mile
In n1:59A Mrs. Bullock Workman, Amer
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09
CRIMES.

JAN 1-At Robbins, N. c., Killed in fight
at watch night party.
Santa Rosa, N. NJ, 8 of whom were killed
by posse.
31-Edward and John Biddle, escaping
murGerers from Pittsburg, and Mrs.
Soffel, warden's wife who assisted them
out of prison, shot themselves upon be-
ing rounded up by posse near Butler, Pa;
the Biddle brothers die February 2.
Feb. 12-Near MiGdlesporo killed in fight
between posse and mountaineers.
24-Five members of Earl family at Welsh,
La found murdered
Apr. Io-Jos. Wright (negro) killed of posse
in Scott county, Va.
21-Geo. Butler (negro) kills his family of 6
and himself in Chicago; poverty.
May T-Clash between railway workers at
Log Mountain, Tenn, results in
S-Paul Leicester Ford killed by his brother
Malcolm. in New York; quarrel over
money matters.
19-Near Hastings, Fla, William Austin
kills persons and himself, because of
infatuation for 1S-yr.-old girl.
Jun. 4-Jane Toppan, nurse acquitted Of
sane, confessed to poisoning 81 persons
in 10 yrs.
Jul. S-Jessie Morrison sentenced to Is yrs.
Imprisonment for killing of Mrs. Olin
Castle in ElGorado Kan, in June 1900
Aug. 6-Harry Tracy, escaped Oregon con-
vlet, committed suicide near Creston,
Wash. when on the point of being cap
tured. He had been hunted since Jun.
and had killed in that time six per-
sons.
19-Joseph Anderson Crowned his children
dependency
Sept. 4-Body of VIM Bartholln, who
killed his mother and Minnie Mitchell in
Chicago, found near Riceville. Ia, having
killed himself
Oct; s-Four men killed in street fight at
El Dorado, Ark
10-Crazed by overstudy, a 17-yr -old boy
HnnnHcfnnd l1aA - ~. =
sisters
1S-In race rio: at Littleton, Ala. white
men and negroes killed. City Marshal
Benjamin Hill killed trying to quell riot
at negro festival. at Blossom, Tex
Dec. barry Johnstone. famous actor.
kills Kate Hassett, actress, in Philadel-
phia: Jealousy
2S-Algona, Ia, Harry Adams kills wife and
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09

long as strike lasts.
Aug. Estate mine inspector for Shen-
andoah (Pa) district finds collierles
flooded.
Oct. 1-Pres. Roosevelt invites operators
and Pres. Mitchell to discuss at the
white house means of ending strike
Sat white house conference MitchelFs s
offer to accept arbitration by Pres.
Roosevelt rejected by operators, who de-
mand troops to enable reopening OF
mines.
SINNERS vote to continue strike until
concessions are granted.
9-Detroit conference recommends extra
session of congress to deal with strike
situation.
1S-J. P. Morgan proposes to Pres. Roose-
welt on behalf of operators to submit
differences to arbitration commission to
be named by president.
15-StrilSe ends. President Roose-
welt names arbitration commits
sion: Brig. Gen. John NJ. Wilson,
Judge Geo. Gray, f. E. Clark, Rt.
Rev. John l.. SpRlding. Thos. III.
Watkins and Carroll ID. Wright.
Dec. 3-Commission resumes investigation
after 10 days recess to allow disputants
10 get together
20-Commission adjourns until Jan. 6.
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09

26-Cecil Rhodes dies at Cape Town; aged
49,
Apr. 1-Boer generals arrange meetings
to discuss proposed surrender, put Mil
tary operations continue.
15-Boers ask complete amnesty Tor COM
batants and noncombatants.
May 31-BOer war ends at 1O:3O p. M,
peace being concluded at Pretoria;
terms include return of prisoners
to Africa without punishment, ex-
emptiOn of Beers from war tax and
stocking of farms at British ex-
pense.
Jun. 4-Schalk Burger and COMMANDMENTS,
Chief Botha in open letter urge loyalty
to the new government.
11-Limit in which the Beers and rebels can
accept peace terms fixed at July 10.
A-Lord Milner takes oath as gov. of Trans
vaal at Pretoria.
2S-Gen. Kitchener leaves Cape Town for
England.
S0-Gen. Cronje takes oath Of allegiance to
King Edward on island of st. Helena.
Jul. l0-Estimates place number of Beers in
field during the war at 5000; 3,7C0 were
killed, and 5000 became prisoners of
war.
Aug. 16-Gens Dewet, Botha and Delarey
visit King EDWARD on board'royal yacht
at Cowes, and are highly pleased at their
reception.
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09
lean authorities and traveller, breaks Him

lean authorities and traveller, breaks Him
alaya mountain climbing recordi by as
cending Loongma glacier,
Oct. 4-Nat. Baseball league seas on closes:
iittsburg wins championship; Brooklyn,
20; Boston, Sd; Cincinnati, 4th; Chi
cago, 9Th; st. Louis, 9Th; Philadelphia,
7th; New York. Sth.
15-OnwarG Silver breaks pm. racing rec
ord; 429R.
16---Sir Thos. Lipton's Cd challenge for
Americas cup accepted by N. Y. yacht
club, 1st race TO be run Aug. 90 1903.
G-Prince Alert paced " m. at Memphis,
Tenn, in 0:57&.
31-Cresceus trots m. in 4:17 at Memphis.
Nov. 1--Heatherbloom cleared in high
jump at Chicago horse show #. 5 in.
5-Ben Stell made bowling score in Chicago
of 300.
H-Princeton Qll) football team won
championship of athletic club teams of
u. S.
22-Yale wins title to American football
championship, scoring % to 0 against
Harvard
27--Michigan university wins western
championship in game with MINI, at
Ann Arbor; % to 6.
29-Army wins over navy in annual foot
ball game bet. West Point and Annapolis; /;
90 to s.
Dec. 1S-Geo. Leander wins 6-day team
cycle race in New York; 2,733 miles.
2-Lake Shore train makes 1874 m. in 127
min.
Times-promoter., 1903-01-09

city, in Baltimore; CO.
from New York city, in Baltimore; CO.
6-Cong. J. S. Salmon, at his home, Boon
ton, N. j.; 5G. =. Bret Harte, author, at
Camberley, Eng; e.. Rear Admiral
w. T. Sampson, U. S.. in Washington;
21-EGwin L. Godkin. former editor N. Y.
Post at Brixkam, Eng; II.
25-Lord Pauncefote, British ambassador
to U. S., at Washington; "A.
Jun. 2-Dr. John H. Barrows, pres. Oberln
college, at Oberlln, y.
Jul. 20-John w. Mackay, millionaire and
one Of original "forty- miners" in Lon
don.
27-Dr. Chas. Kendall Adams, former pres.
Wis university, at ReGands, Cal; ST.
Aug. 10-U. S. Senator Jas. H. Macmillan
(Mich.) at Manchester-by-th Mass. ;
GA.
2l-Gen. Franz sigel, in New York; rs.
Sep. 3-Edward Eggleston, novelist and
historian, at Lake George ~ " s..
7-Ex-U. S. Senator VIM. N. Roach IN. d.,
in New York; g.
15-Ex-Associate Justice Horace Gray of
U. S. supreme court, in Nahant, Mass; a.
Oct. 6-Ex-Gov. j. B. Neil Qdaho), in Co.
lumbus, o.. 60.
25-Frank Norris, novelist, at San Fran
cisco.
oG-EMzabeth Cady Stanton, woman suf-
fragist. in New York; 81.
Dec. 4-U. S. Minister A. e. Buck to Japan
near Toxic.
T-Thos. B. Reed, ex-speaker of congress-
in Washington; G.. .Thos. Mast, famous
cartoonist and recently appointed L. S.
consul general at Guayaqull, Ecuador;
62.