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Columbia Still Way Astern.

The Reliance turned the home stake at
1:44:2s. Constitution, 1:47:3o. Both boats
were badly handicapped by two long lows
one of which carried away the home stake.
The yachts started of by agreement to
sail the course twice. although the program
provided for sailing over it but once The
Columbia was still way ustern
The Columbia turned the starting stake
at 40: 05 - 60
The boats started over the course for the
second time with strong, puffy wind.
The boats turned the first mark on the
second round: Reliance. ,2;12:3j; Constitu-
ton. 2:15:2O. The Columbia was still some
distance aSfern- ~s--@, -t.r.-
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The Plague Reported at Yokohama.
Consul General Bellows at Yokohama has
cabled the Department of State that plague
exists at Yokohama.
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to the first mark. and the showing of the
new boat on this leg was somewhat OF a
disappointment.
The Reliance turned the second mark at
II4UT: Constitution at l:I501. At this
time the Columbia was about mile and a
half astern.
A slight gain of the Reliance over the
Constitution was apparently due to bet
ter sail handling.
The Columbia rounded the second mark
at 1:235S.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22

Ozontonic, product of Malt and Hops
displayed in Henncssy's Grocery depart
ment windows.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22

about the same amount in England. Ac-.
cordng TO the World, the "Drcxcls" were
used in the correspondence to represent
Morgan-llarjes & Co., and in one OF the
letters credited to Mr.. Alexander appears
the following: 81 got pledge from the
Drexcls that everything good should be
said OF the enterprise m
One OF the French underwriters was
named Schrcyer and the following refer
ence was made to. him in one Of the let
ters: 81 hear he has million dollars be-
longing to a woman to invest at his discre-
ton"
In this same letter there is also this
statement:
Il have caused it to be known that a
leading English banker has told me that
would get million dollars in "a hours
which is true Of course
Another passage in this letter says:
81 get down here every Morning at o
o'clock and am here as late as $3.50. j
drive these men with all the energy which
Mr.. Hyde might have shown in the early
days OF the Equitable and they drive,
am bound to say, very well. am de-
lighted with the Oppcnheims. have yet
to find them fail in being absolutely true
and accurate. | am glad to hear they are
getting out Of their trouble, and that they
are likely to receive, now that the British
are on tick, about $3.50 900"
A letter dated July a8 sets forth thft
the situation had changed and that the
writer had notified Oppenheim that all the
French investors would be held to their
individual liability.
In the correspondence is included the
following cablegram:
Paris, July 20, Iooa.-MacCook, New
York: Have Morgan's wire Ilarjes. Take
cordial view Of affair Say properties
valuable, personal fine. Rogniat just told
me will pay for underwriters who may de-
fault, but wants those paying Harjes en-
couraged. Have read riot act to Harjes
today. Report quick (Signed).
"BEATTY."
MacCook the World says, was the ca
BILE address of Alexander and Green and
Beatty was Mr., Alexander's Paris cable ad-
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
M|SSOULA MAYOR TO
SHUT DOWN ON
GAMBLING
SPECIAL 10 rnr INTER mouNrAir.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MouNThf.
Missoula, Dec. 2s.-Missoula is tlircaiencf
with a municipal scandal N regard TO the gam
bling evil. In the meantime Mayor Smith has
declared war on the saloons where anything IN
the nature oi gambling game Is maintained.
Saturday last. according TO the story as 1t Is
coming out. young man and his mother,
whose names Inc authorities refuse to divulgc,
went 10 Mayor Smith at his store and told
him that the young man had lost $45 at gam.
bling at two saloons in Missoula Alter giving
the young man some fathery advice, Mayor
Smith secured the return ot the lost money
and then got the young man to swear 10 an
affidavit that gambling had bccn gong on IN
the city naming several places,
Following this the mayor went to the propf'.
ctorS OF these places and informed them, TO aSe
his own language, that "lhs thing must stop.
lie announced that il there was wheel or a
card turning in any OF these saloons after md
night Monday he would revoke the saloon
licenses.
The proprietor OF one OF these places 1t -
asserted then declared that he at least should
be allowed TO run "a social game III his place
inasmuch as he was paying local sporting
man S25 month for the privilege ana pfolce'
ton. The proprietor, when pressed, sad inr
ther that he knew OF several others VINO hah
been paying to the same man regular eoh'
trihution.
Whether there will be an Investigation re-
main. tC be determined.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
FIRE CHIEF IS DEAD
AND A FIREMAN
IS MISSING
Two Mines" Summons
New York Department
tOa Fierce Blaze.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.


Ncw York, Dec. 2a.--The two nines'
fire alarm, summoning more fire apparatus
than any other alarm provided for New
York's fire department, was sounded last
night for terrific fire. which destroyed
the six-story building of the Hermann
Furniture and Plumbing Cabinet works in
Mott street, and the fourstory varnish
factory of the firm under the name of the
Hermann Lumber company. A quarter OF
a million dollars damage was done.
=, Battalion Chief Coleman pershed in the
fall Of two great walls OF the factory and
a fireman is missing. There was fright
ful panic among the inmates OF the swarm
ing front and rear tenement opposite, and
the frcmen and police reserves from three
precincts had the utmost difficulty in get
ting the people out of the street.
The fire started on the third floor and
when the Gremcn arrived the first, second
and third floors were in blaze, The
in rapidly, and finally the two mines"
we're sounded.
Battalion Chief Coleman had entered
jthe alley with number or men, including
bLieut Louis Jones and Rev. Smith, the
fire chaplain They were about IS feet
inside when the fire came through the
walls. The frcmcn saw the danger and
dashed out. The chaplain also escaped
but a beam fell and hit Coleman and
Jones, pinnng them to the floor. Smith,
with three fremen, turned back to the
rescue and dragged out Jones, who had
managed to staggcr TO his feet. Jones,
in pulling himself out felt for Coleman
and tried to rescue him. He found him
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
A FINE BROCHURE
COE COMMISSION COMPANY'S
BOOKLET ON MAGNITUDE OF
THE BUSINESS DONE.

The magnitude Of the business OF tho
Coc Commission company is fully set
forth in a handsomely illustrated brochure
issued by the company having Offices in
Butte and other important Montana towns
as well as in many other states in the
union and parts Of Canada for handling
their customers business. The book has
a front page sketch by c. NJ Russell, the
cowboy artist, and there are numerous
pictures OF the company's Offices in the
principal cities of the land. A map giycs
one an idea Of the size OF the business,
showing the private leased wire system of
the company reaching from the Atlantic
to the Pacific coast, and taking in all in-
portant towns. The system OF trading is
described in an entertaining style.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22

so pinned that he could not release him.
but he got his helmet, which he put OH
and escaped.
Within a moment the entire rear and
side walls fell After the building had
been totally destroyed the body Of Chief
Coleman was found wcdgcd under fallen
debris in such position that the flrcmcn
were unable to reach it.
Coleman was made a battalion chief aud
had the Bennett medal for bravery eight
years ago having rescued two women from
a boarding house in East Tenth street.
Richard Joyce, fireman who was ap-
pointed 10 days ago, was reported miss
ing after the fire was out. lie was last
seen in the building just before the walls
fell
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
To Abandon Fort WalIa WaIIa.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Walla Walla, Ore, Dec. aa.-Brig. Gen.
Fred Funston virtually admitted in an in
terview here yesterday that Fort Walla
Walla would be abandoned, following out
the present policy OF the war department.
not to rebuild an!qrated posts no. ON the
main railroad lines,
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
Famous Nun Is Dead.

Philadelphia, Dec. .o.--Rev Mother
Walberger, head of the Provincial Order of
Nuns in the United States. and also head
of tae convent Of Jesu.s at Sharon Hill,
near this city, died yesterday.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
W. ]. CLARK DIED WEALTHY
Former Montanan Said to Have Left
-arue Fortune.

Grca. Falls, Dee. a,.-Accordng to advices
from Joplin, Mo-, w ]. Clark, formerly we'll
known Montana promoter living here and In
Helena, who died suddenly in the zinc mining
camp was better off than at first supposed.
1t Is said that he left couple Of hundred
thousand dollars in property consisting OF
zinc nine at Joplin and valuable mining prop.
ertics IN Old Mexico.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
Raidine Policy Shops.

Chicago, Dec. aa.--poicy shops and
handbooks in the Harrison street police
district have been radcd by the police. In
all 38 keepers of policy shops we're ar
rested The gambling devices were de-
stroyed.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
MURDERED BY WHITECAPS
Third Negro Falls by Hands of Un-
known Assassins.
by ASSOCIATED PRESS.

by ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Brooktaven, Miss, Dec. 2a.--El Illson,
negro, living eight miles from Brock
haven, was assassinated while on the way
home from town alone in his buggy. Last
winter Hilson was warned by whitecaps to
leave, which warning he diregarded.
EIlson is the third negro murdered by
whitccaps in that portion of Lincoln coun-
ty within a month and the other negroes
alc much alarmed over the situation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
HermOsO Presente.

Dice un periodico Ell Coronel Cortina ha re-
galado al Presdente Diaz una montura de las la
madas vaQueras 8 meXicanas, que es una verda-
dera ioya por su yalor intrinseco artistico. Sic
te amos Sc necesitaron para hacerla soamente
en- obra de mano, trabajos en- badana, bordados y
plateria, gast6 ell Coronel diezseis mil pesos de
salaries.
Los materiales costaron cuatro mil, de modo
que Ia montura eSta valuada en- 10000 pesos.
FL cuerpo de la montura, las correas, las he
biIas la cincha, cuanto entra en- una montura,
son otras tantaS obras maestras de arte y g6nio.
Los bordados de ORC plata que alderman la
mania y las cantinas son de 10 mas exquisite que
Sc puede imaginar Las hebias y los anillos son
de plata maciza, los estrbos lie plata igualmen-
te maciza. HabIase de eXhibifla en- la exposition
de Saint Louis, pero Sc tiene por mas probable
queei Presiiente Diaz despues que la haya usado
una yez, Sc Ia done la nacion la haga poner en-
ei Mgseo Nac1naL
ioJa es,a obra de arte Sc hizo bajo la ms
pe,cion Immediate del propo Corona Cortina.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
Ell Juez Baker , los Mexicanos.

Traducemos las siguertes beIias palabras
pronunciadas por q Jucz Bakorde Omaha que es
uno de los jueces asociados lie la Corte suprcma
de Nuevo Mexico
La ultima yez, diio, que yolyi mi casa. al
gunos dc mis- amigos procuraron burarse en- mi
presenca del pueblo dc Nucyo Mexico, Ilamandoo
un atalo dc 'greasers'' (mantecosos No Sc
hizo esperar mi respuesta, les die que mas
me gustara tener I'm pleito sometido I'm iurado
de estos mismos americanos de raza meNicana .
&C sangre espanola luea cualquier otro iurado
que Sc pudiera encontrar en- Omaha.
ESto eXpresa con toda sinceridad la opinion
que tengo tornado de eSta genie Ellos son
buenos hijos buenos esposos buenos padres.
Cuando iIegan mi presencia para seryr de iu-
radios yo los halo del todo inteligentes dc min
gun modo amedrentados por la riqueza6 fascina-
dos por la elocuencia de los abogados, y tan es-
clupoosos en- cumplir con su juramento que es
un placer el presenciaro.
'Eos yiyen contentos ben en- medic de
sus gustos senciIlos. Su trabajoes duro. pero es-
tan acostumbrados a e y 10 evan con pacienca.
Elos son fugales ambicosos por 10 tocante 4
sus hJos, QuieneS procman dar la meior edtica-
cion compatible con sus recursos. 70 no SOY ca
tollco romano, pero encuentro que los hios de
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
DESCUBRIMIENTO DE ORC.
Rico Placer DescubiertO pOr Dos hexcanOs en- la Sierra
del CaballO- Grande entusiasmO en- los
AlderredOres

Gr&nde eS ell entusiasmo que Sc ha sentido
en- esta plaza en- las plazas circumvecinas sobre
deScubrmento de un placer por dos meXica-
nos, como 25 millas de la pacita del Rncon en-
la sierra del Caballo
Sc dice que por algunoS amos eStos miSmoS
meXicanos anduyieron en- busca de este placer
slrviendoes como guia un derrotero que tenian en-
su possession, pero como Sempre tiene uno que
afanarSe mucho para poder dar con ell orc deseado
no 10 hallaron haSta como una semana pasada
Sc eStuvieron medic dia juntaron ell vaor de
$50 pepenandolo de la superfcie, Y 10 limpiaron
con solo soplare el polvo con la boca, Fueron
yIo vendleron, al Rincon, cuando volvieron
Juntar mas cast no hallaron ugar donde coIocarse
Tan rapidamente Sc eXtendi6 Ia notica, que en-
pocos diaS va habia como 200 tomando locacones
segun noticias recibidas recientemente. hay CO.
mo 400,
FL orc es de una calidad muy buena, varios
trabajos que hasta ahora Sc han hecho prueban
producer bastante. Unos mexicanos que tomaron
clemes han sacado orc de yaIor de Sc. 90 cada uno
al dia
Los operarios del Kincon nan dejado sus OIL
cnaS fueron a encontrar la fortuna, varios
otroS hicieron 10 mSmo Ell juez Parker sus
otciaIeS quienes eStan teniendo corte en- Hills
boro perdieron dos dias iueron prospe,tar.
de este lugar fuaron como yeinte. En- una paia-
bra podemos decir que e descubrimientoe S granda
de todas las pacitas al derredor del descIbri-
mento "a genie eSta afanada trabajando. MI
choS van camnando paraala les deslamos MI
cho orc los que Sc arriesguen in, que no suce-
Ga como luego dicen Fu por lana y vine tras-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
Good for Children

The pleasant 20 take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives imm,di-
ate reiioi in all cases of Coughs. Colds.
Group and La Grippe because i. does
not pass Immediately INTO the stomach
nut takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. II draws out the nnamma-
ton, heals and sootheS and cures per
mangntly Ivy enabling the lungs 10 con
tribute pure life-gjying and lifc-,us-
tanning oxygen to the blood and TISSUES,
DR.. Armstrong of Della. Tex. pre-.
scribos il daily and says there is no bet.
ter cough remedy made. Sold by j. p.
Broom & Son.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02

con negocios urgentes la semana pasa
da.
Enrique Lucero transgio negocios en-
nuestra plaza el Mercedes de Ia soma
ma pasada retornando el Jueyez su
hogan en- el rio de Mimbres.
La Senorita Evangelista Ribera es-
tuvo ago enferma los primeros de es-
Ia semana. Tenemos gusto que va
haya recobrado.
FL Rev. Dionico Costales partio pa
ra sas diferentes lugares de su mission Il
visitarlos'
Ramon Jimenez de Sherman paso un
dia en- nuestra plaza esta semana.
Macedonia Torres comerciante de
DIVER trajo una buena carga de hermo-
sas manlanas, las cuales entrego "A
Clark & Co. donde las tene contrata.
das.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
One Hundred Dollars a Box

is the value II. y. Tisaale. umrerton
). c.. places on DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. He says: II had the niles fo,
70 years ! tried many doctors and
medicines, but ali failed cXcep, De-.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. II cured
me. " 1t is combination Of the heal.
ing properties Of Witch Hazel with an.
uSepticS and emolierts; relieves and
permanently cures blind. bleeding. itch.
my piles, sores, cuts, bruises. eczema
salt rheum and all skin diseases. Sold
by j. 7. Bryon & Son.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
Local Time OF Trains on All Railroad,

+. T. a s w.-leayes Deming nj <, -, 49,.
a''F At hermanos for the east, south and We,
arrives at p me- connects with the Santa Fe f..
IN, north and east c. b. BoswoRrm. Agent
SANTA ~ Through passenger and mail fror
inc east arriNes at 1880 a. M. leaves $40 II D.,
silver City branch-Lcaycs at 7:i5 a. m. ,rri,,..
$40 .. m. n g p,c,.,,,.. Nv.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Thruug passenger orl
man service between California and TN. ems,
Local passenger leaves for the cas-, 100, n
Sunset Limited leaves for IN. ana, ~, ,.,o
Sunset Limited leaves for the Yves, N, 2 aiio ~
Local passenger leaves for the west M iqo -
'''"' "'uh" ue~laS and Friday "a, LEO Il. m
~ d. hoS"ORrH Agent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
kOdOl Dyspepsia Cure

Dlgests all c asses of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and diCe,iiy
organs, Cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
stomach Troubles, and makes rich req
olool' health and strength. Kodol Dys.
pepSla Cure rebuilds wornout tissues
puriies;, strengthens and sweetens the
stomach. Gov. G. w. Atkinson. of "
Va, says; 81 have used a number of bot.
ties Of kodol Dyspepsia Cure and have
FOUND II to be a very effective. and. in.
deed, a powerful remedy for stomach
ailments. recommend il r. ~"
friends Sold by j. p. Bryon & Son
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02

Tn tIampa que haba caminado TODD 81 dia Y
Ia noche lego medic heado a Lodsburg un dia
de Ia semana La siguiente noche despues de
h&ber llegado ALI hizoun frio barbara. no te-
nendo ell pobre chucalarote CANA donde dormir
agusto vase 10 llevaba tia 'canbinga de frio
pero al fin Sc lie occuri6 If la cantna la halo
cerrada sinembargo, halo un barril lleno de
paia y leprendio Iumbre, hzo una llama grandi-
sima, plonto Sc oy6 la voz en- toda la plaza de
Quemazon y ell chased fue cuando egaron ha-
lIaron al Senior muy agusto calentandose.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
NOTAS DE LA
SEMANA.

Una dozena de retratos por un pezo
en- Ia fotografa de c. II. Champion.
cerca del dipo.
Trinidad Andazola hizo una vista a
nuestra plaza la semana pasada
La nina pequena del ST. Juan Pablo
Garcia estuvo aIgo enferma la semana
paJada, pero ahora Sc encuentra buena.
Antonio Anda2ola fue un visitante a
nueS,ra plaza con negocios an dia de la
semana pasada,
J, j. Jacobson del rio de Mimbres
visito nuestra plaza 81 Lunes de esta
semana retomando 81 siguiente dia.
Pedro Baca estuvo en- nuestra plaza
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02

Pedro Jimenez prospero ranchero en-
el rio de Mimbres. estuyo en- nuestra
PIAZZA el Lunes con una buena carga de
fruta 81 Lunes, retorhando q su hogan
despues de habeTla vendido.
Fl Rev. Dionicio Costales ha Gambia
do su Residential a este lugar donde es.
tara a cargo de la mission Metodista
en- este lugar
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
The Lone Star State

Down in Texas az Yoakllm, is n bio
dry goods firm Of which Mr.. J. NJ. Hal.
Ter is the head. Mr.. Haller on one of
his trips East to buy goods said to a
friend who was in the palace car,
" Here, take one of these Little Early
Risers upon retiring and you will be IN
early in the morning feeling good. -"
For the dark brown" taste. headache
and that logy feeling DeWitt's Little
Early RserS are the best pills to use.
Sold byJ. p. Bryon d Son.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
Reward.

a reward of FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS will be paid by the A. r &
5. +. Ry., Co., for evidence sufficient
to convict parties who pulled spikes ar6
removed rail Joints at Bridge ii- Lo.
tween MANZANOLA & FOWi EP
Which resulted in wreck of No. 6
about | A, NJ, Oct. 30th.
II. L. Nudge. Gen'l. MGR.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
Wa1Eefgrl?
Slceplc 3snesS Is a
Sign Of Nerve Trou-
bic and Should
Be Locked To.

There az t''oo different manifesto
tons ~ s,."olctsl.as,
First, hlr.,y 60 sleep a wink all night.
second. to 90 awake long time before
falling asl,.p t,ird, t. f.l asleep soon.
waking w .':'r several hours and then
find it hard To- sleep agaln.
They moan that somewhere in the
nerve hlr. srmcwh,.o IN tho brain
c.,s. som,H. 'c IN tao l,ood vessels
that carry .aI TO the brain, something
is radically wrong, and M. De r.'atcd,
or the end w.y % worse Cen death.
70 right j.. t.l. Ir Mlys Neryinc
some ot..~ symptoms IL sarvc trou-
BILE are; ! z@n.ss, Headache, Back
ache, Worry, rrct.ulnyss. irritabillty.
Melancholy Lack Of Ambition.
They iui.odt, diseases which may lead
to Epilep,r, Frs ST. VItus' Dance,
Nervous Prostra, on, Paralysis. Insanity.
Nothing Will s!yc such quick and last.
ing relief as nr. Miles NcuInc
My husband had been y ., Tor weeks.
could not -.I lp To have L.a bed made.
With all g.. medical help n, could 1t
hr continued To- grow worse. he ru.ll
neither sleep or c.t. OR laby q 70 WIS
sent away mud gH callers barred, bee
cause hc could not stand Cd bit of talk
INK, | reed of ease ~ nervous p.os-
trItion cured by Ir. Nl"F Restorative
NerNinc. We bnEyn EnaS IL To Inn.
and In a fcw da.s be- was able % be-
dressed. Fcom that time lc steadily
improved N,rviUr saved his lir."-
MRS. A. q. HASkIN. TIycylllc, y. Y.
TDTr Write to us for Free TRIAL
4 I'LL Paokag. NJ Or, Miles Anti.
a., Pain. Also symptom Blank oar
Socialist Will diagnose YOUR c.s.. u,il
Auu what Is WruG- .tU . 10 r'u. 4.
Free. Or MILES MEDICAL CO.,
LABORATORIES, ELkliART, IND.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02

dicha Iglesa son aqui unos buenos ciudadanos
''Nuestra poblacion hispano-americana es
una razon para admitir los territories a la union
y no para obstinarsey excluirlos de ella La
Revista Catoca.
Una peticon fue circuada en- Juarez, Mexi-
co. en- las poblaciones vecinas la semana pasa-
da, pidiendo al gobernador del estado que use su
con ell presidente Diaz para la cons
truccion de una presa international en- Ell Paso.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-12-02
Come Early . .

and get your choice of
these fine pattern hats
just opened. Also all
the latest in millinery
and notions. Our big
stock is going fast YOU
will have to hurry to
get your choice.
MRS. N. E. KINSWORTAY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-29
REFEREE CALLS HALT
In the Hearing of the J. B. Simon
Company Failure.

\ hitch seems to have been made
in taking of depositions in the bank
ruptcy case Of the j. B. Simon com
pany Referee P. c. Dooley, of Little
Rock. vas here Wednesday to give
tie creditors of the Simon clothing
company nearing. The hearing pro
ceeded to the point of loss by the
company last year. On December
31. 1901. the assets of the company
exceeded the liabilities BY $31 600. On
December q, 1902, less than a year,
the assets We're given by the com
may il notices to their creditorr 1T
$50 coo 10 $4,000, and liabilities at
S49 eco. an excess of liabilities over
the assets of s14 200 to $4,000, which
difference added to the excess of Sl3,-
600 Of assets over liabilities less than a
year prior makes a total discrepancy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-29
Millions to Fight Consumption

institution on the cottage order. one
building being devoted to contagious
diseases, a second to surgery and the
third to another medical field.
University officials decline to dis
cuss the plans. No attempt will be
made to execute them until after the
Rush Medical college, which has
agreed to become a part Of the univer-
sity, shall have been developed.
Rush Medical college is trying to
raise $1,O00,000 by July I. This
amount no doubt will be obtained and
most of it will be devoted to the Pres
tyterian hospital, which is intended to
give clinical advantages to the stud
ents of the junior and senior years in
the medical school.
Work in the projected hospital will
be entirely apart from that of Rush
Medical college. Research will be car
ried on by postgraduate experts.