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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-06
coMMANDERs' OMISSIONS.

"Regimental commanders should pre-
scribe both the theoretical and the
practical instructions for their regi-
ments and insure their uniformity in
the several companies. To that end
they should require their field officers
to visit the companies frequently for
the purpose of instruction. Brigade
commanders should visit each unit of
their commands, either personally or by
staff, at least once a year. 1t is noted
with regret that these essentials have
been generally omitted and attempts
made to supply their omissions during
encempments The work of year can
not be crowded into a week of camp.
Much can be accomplished in that time,
but much more can be accomplished IL
officers and men are properly instructed
in the armories during the year."
During November twenty-three en-
listed men have been discharged from
the service of the State out of the Fifth
Infantry. sixteen on account of re-
moval, six at expiration Of term of en-
listment and one for the good of the
service.
The school of instruction for the Of
f1cers of the Naval Militia at this port
was opened on board the Marion last
week, with Lieutenant ]. T. Mcmillan,
U. S. N. of the photographic Office as
instructor. There will be instruction
every Monday and Thursday until each
officer becomes a proficient navigator.
Arrangements pave been completed
for the Naval Militia clambake. to be
held at California City December 20.
The Narion's steam launch will tow
line Of cutters with men of the two d.
visions in them to the point of destina-
ton.
The officers and ''non-coms' Of the
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-06
LIABILITIES.

1o,,., adjusted and unpaid -. SI7.sss 81
Losses In process Of Adjustment or
In Suspense ........--.---.-..-. Soo.yoo -
Losses resisted. including expenses. 1o1.Too q
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming one year or less. S3.So4s- -
$50 II: reinsurance 80 Der cent 1s5II,A1o -
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
sOs sas ST. n05s Islnsara1es ssaR 16: pro @
Amount reclaimable by the insured
saa.i on Hs''s'11 H'-.. .-.-..-....--. fas. Ssi 81
tchsit,,, under Life Dspartrnsnt.. 100. $50 80
Ii1 othSr liabilities ............ 46S. $50 o.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-12-10
RAILROAD ECHOES

The shops began on a nine hour
day today. The men work from
1880 Z. IN. to $50 p. m The
change is the usual one made in all
the shops Of the country during the
ninter season when the days are
short.
Store keeper AlcWilliams and G.
S. Nicholson are planning to spend
tic holidays in Hot Springs,
Ark.
The Rock Island Employees Co
operative Association held a meet
ing last night.
Geo. Hillman, enginee, who was
recently married in Denver, has re-
turned. His wife will come about
Christmas
G. d. BARLEY agent at Anadar-
ko. was in town yesterday.
Leneman J Robinson went to
Iawton today Oh business for the
company.
f. j. Clascowe, formarly opera
tor in the Rock Island Office here, is
now located at Harrington.
Gladys, the little daughter Of
Dispatcher Ray Readon, is III TO-
day
". r. Cannon, we'll known
Rock Island man, is in the city TO-
day. Mr., Cannon was formrrls
superintendent Of the bridge and
buildidg department He has
host Of friends who are always glad
to sec his genial countenance anC
to here his good stories.
i. G. Peyton has been appointed
foreman Of the water service fol
the Rock Island
Frank Shearer, cashier at Law
ton, went through enroute tC
Pittsburg, pa. yesterday, where h'
ives called BY the serious illness o
his father.
J.B. Rishel, D. F. a.. is in Kan
| sas City on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-12-10
FOR HOMEsEEKERS.

The Frisco System again annou
noes that it will sell tickets from
ST. Louis and Kansas City to points
in Oklahoma. Indian Territory,
Kansas and Texas, at the very low
ronnd trip rate of $500, Oppor-
tunities for homes iii the Southwest
are still plentiful, aud the best lands
are BY no means taken up. Ex-
cursion tickets sold at this extre-
mely low rate will be good on any
of the Frisco regular trains leaving
St.Louis at 2,3o P. NJ. 8:35 PM
and 1000 P. NJ. October 20, and
leaving Kansas City 7:I5P. M.
ard 1890 r. nj. on the sume date
If you are looking to the South
west for a future home, this excur.
sion of October goth is an excellent
opportunity 70 investigate the
country.
Your own home ticket agent will
be able to give you full information
/. as to rates and limits Of tickets.
Write for our interesting booklet
entitled New Lands along the
Frisco System, BY Bryan Snyder
and for detailed information to r.
S. Lemon, Sectary Frisco Emmi'
grafton Bureau, St. Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-12-10
OUR GUESTS TOMORROW,

Chickasha will have distinguish
ed CUES IS tomorrow. They viii be
the members Of DE Rock Island
Teachers and Diree4ors Association.
We say distinguished guests
and weSsay it advisedly, for they
are distinguished, every one Of
them, whether it be solitary senu-
mel Of learning iii the fronliyF
country district or the'bearer Of
the standard of edHcatioa in the
populous city They are distin-
guished, because they are engaged
in a great work, and, q our shame
Ne II said, are laboring fQr less Fe-
ward and les. recognition Of their
efforts than any other class Of peo-
pie engaged in awork % iinpor-
tant.
They viii be here tomorrow in
force and we want to do them
honor. We wait rs show them
that Chickasha appreciates their
presence and we want p treat them
with the hospitality for which. the
city is already famous,
These men and women will come
from fat and near, and we want
every one Of them to SO away with
a good word for the town
There are many things that the
people Of Chickasha can do toward
giving them favorable impression
Of the city and her people. II
the first place they can attend The
meetings of the association. These
will all be highly interesting and
especially the evening sessions
We can 60 out Of our way tc
show our visitors the town-its
fine residences, its business houses,
its mills and other industries. VIZ
can tell them about all these
things.
We eau met them socially anS
make them feel at home. Let ever,
one constitute himself a COMMITTEE
to see that the teachers have
good time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-12-10
Lnsp".h Your euns.sp'' An Ad In The Daily Express
INDIAN INSPECTORS S RE
PORT,
Five Civilized Tribes in Indian
Territory Number "a 900
with Io, 900. 900
Acres.

Washington, Dec. Io-The an
nual report Of the Indian Inspector
Of Indian Territory says that the
Five Civilized Tribes in the Terri-
tory number 81, 900 people, who
hold over I9, 900, ,ooo acres of land.
The report announces a considers
bic increase in the population of
the Territory, and calls attention
to the duty imposed on the govern
ment under legislation TO allot sew
orally the lands Of the Five Civil
lied Tribes after townsites and 9TH
er reservations have been nade, and
10 wind up the tribal affairs, limit
ing the life Of the tribal govern
ments TO March 4. 1906.
Under existing conditions In
dams are authorized to lease their
lands for grazing purposes for one
year and for agriculture for five
years without the supervision Of
the Secretary Of the Interior.
Legislation is recommended
making it an ofFense to enter into
leases with minors, full-bloods Or
adult incompetents without FIRST
submitting the leases for the con
sideraiion and approval Of some
proper authority. The report re-
commends legislation providing for
general government supervision Of
the Chickasaw indian Schools, In
view Of their unsatisfactory condi-
ton and the large expense of their
maintenance. Recommendations are
also made for adequate road lcgis-
lation and for placing allottees in
unrestricted possession Of their
lands,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-12-10

Miss Lizzie Ferrell who has
been making her home with Maj
w. F. Granlee for the past year,
returned to her home in Independ
efce Mo Yesterday Miss
Farrell way a valued employee Of
this Office and she likewise made
many frionds in the social circle
who regret her departure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-12-10

OUR goods sell without a rake-oii.
prices -Sigmon. a
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
P''l = = :! l|EII|III,1
1epsrts - .1njary te.cftps ~
-
~. Somewhat BxaggeFated.

New York, Sept. 2l.-R q. Dun z Co.
weekly review II trade says: Business
has made moderate progress during the
past week despite unusual opposition
from the: elements: When all other In
dustries ore TO acknowledgements
psndentlpop Agricultural con itiens,re-
ports Of serious injury to crops by cold
and Vet weather are not calculated to
stimalASe confdencea Subsequent corr
Yectipns indicated that tho amount 81
damage had been exaggerated q usual
ana prospects frightened. Iht scaf
.shnrtagefis beginning -to;;be, felt sspA.
tcially in the Rittsehaurg district, There
'siumcient labor cannot be secured iooir.
rhahdiihg freight 4 .1fanufa cttrfng rlAhts
.ane well occupied ~, . rule. even Ahetey-
tile mills reporting less idle machinery
and at Chicago there is notable pressure
for simplem4nts and hardware. Lumber.
Jiis IN better den4pd % structural activity
,reyfves. Payments are seasonablyi
y fompt except where late CROPS rtr delay
iseatlsmthts, and the utloole for.faA and
winter business contains, much that -.
encouraging. Railway earnings thus farj|
I reported for September show IN average
gain OF 1896 over last yearosj .fIJ IN
:. Failures this week. we're 219 in the,
United States, against 1sS last year, ana
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
N iElNS iTEMS
pope Piusx. wearsgsx.tch: of 1

Pope PiuA z. wears'sE watch of xl-
Senator Tf Ii says he hsSs 80,
enough Of lecturing and will forsak kxhe
s' b! ,xdoiphuis. Ke J, Of cond VI,
,issabout is start.on his hfty-nintH 46ur
around the wdrId.saf;Sd.f t !.
+ Baron Toll, whose polar expedite
Sc, Petersburg In June, 1900, has NOT zen
Heard from since June, 1902. g
a. AfTss1 obdrt a Burdettk hasS bd1 9fi
poinAtsd q special police ofnceE at
dena. CAL. the number Of herEstat Do
So. .....sss i
on alason, recently appleia ),.
sistent payMAster In the army, br
seysEel yaraA newsboy in Mtnnea1alis.,
president Lpubet. Of France hi
ch4ledfihe castle Of Mezenc, Rhici ZEE
belonged tolDiana Of Poictiers, f4xorfte
Of HenxysfIs
esssslllaltsR. H nils, Of the British yllaf-',
aoss Van smihe fRe mi litary: sure ID
YieWsto having &em
:bftoush s l t s, aa 4 o. lgss 80
Il Canaaias' ,ss 81 4t,o,amamona hi az
1msenillb dl1I nltsd states natl Slty;-
among them John Charit on, The ut
sdeba&Sr III that bod ssssss I
!Ihs 81 Cripple Creek Col,)
Drainage tunnel 4lenlatsd to ldrtI& He
mihipI AreAs re- depth ~ $50 feet bS46w
the & \ : & iadmittl spf.
deeper nininl 81 completed. sA
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

congress repeal the desert land art,
the timber and stone act. aud the COM
mutation clause Of the homestead act
occurred i debate 81 Il four hourrs'l iidira+
lion; exceedingly bitter IT. times, and
participated IN by some OF the most
prominent men In the work .of irriga-
ton. The opposition To the national
;ifrigauion congress commit ting itself
in any such manner was led by former
Senator Carey. Of Wyoming; Congress-
man Mondell, Of Wyoming, and former
congressman Shafroth. of Colorado,
and when . substitute for these provi-.
sions> Of the majority report was Of
fered BY Congressman: Needharn, of
California. simply requesting congress
to modify the land laws, the whole
strength Of the opposition was thrown
Ia its favor The result 10 regarded. BY
them as q decided victory, in that the
national body of irrtgatiorists did not
come out in direct opposition to the
laws they so strongly defended. The de-
bate ieas prolonged. until evening, and
although . number Of interesting pa!
pers were 70 be presented by bureau
chiefssof the department of sagrtcul-
tuTee33 s.thc congress, tired ont by the
long Sapd. * at times. acrimpptons. dis
;ensston, adjourned without out! lisgte 2! i
= 'nsR lsy En- q, Aw,.,|, wa ,i5:e w
. The loving cup ofrered ~ IT. q! Have!
meyer, Of New York, for tile best dis.
play. of sugar beets before the irtiga-
ton congress wiz awarded to a.
Rhodes. of Garland. Utah. The. deci-:
sion. Was: not reached hnaIl kSrlys atur-
day morning, the committee having
worked Ill day and night inianeendeavor;
to- reach 4 conclusion az to the meEits:
OF the different exhibits. ~ s
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
IaAxe. Fetsllz Iat.rea

New Orleans. Sept. 21.-Judse Fred red j.
King, Of the civil district etcaurt, sife
crossing Canal street ct the intersection
Of Harrison. was struck by runaway
team and 1t Is believed fatally injured.
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Jones. who.sentsnced the prisoners.
Heavy frosts indicted great damage ON
thes ripeningco III, a--z.-
Mrs. H. H. Paine; her daughtsFs Mr..
Williams, and her 13-year-old daughter,
-Rerermi1rfdlered-ttnth hnmernn-2 farm
e. 1880 asa 4 "a 81 ,.ss
The directors of the Lewis and Clarke
tQybey he'll An Rsxtland, Ore.
In POSI- be- , aipr riated 10000 for
s. rold Mills kas 6und guilty Of
.his ny.in3 ehicagd Ind lent led to i've
years, imprisonment. His three wives
were present when. he was sentenced.
The schedule of.the failed brokerage
IsslifM 7Qf TalbotsJ. 1Syl14r &.0s. hled IN:
NsE York; 4 s. 10 l1i4es pf $s,71s.4 76;
and assets Of 81, 410.O65. -
New storm warning towers for Lake
Mlchigan are to - built by the weatheK
ebureau = kictoss frankfort, Mig
and on Manitou Island. M /
For the second time in the history of
the lumber mills OF, Minneapolis some
|'of them hadsto shut down because Of
high water ,.>...,.s.. -
Fears Of damage to corn by froska An
the northern belt were. lessened bysrs-
weather. nd the tnationwas impgoSsd.
Secretary OF AgriculturegW Wilson and
e1peTts from his department Axpshined
the benefits Of irrigation tosthe eOngress
In session ,at Ogden, Utah. II
nu onI!s.y' VINO was conylccea ~. snui :.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

Little Danger Of censA1i a! eetEsep
Turkey. and Bulgaria, Say
- London DIPLOMAT. y ,-,
SuT1ITHly IIYTE'Tu;glIN -.-=-
g ..'1' u Elrielle !, n zssI!llllEs


London. Sept. TIT il learned that
'Nar betNeen Turkey, and Bulgaria t3not
now regarded asimminent by the foreign
once Of other diplomatic centers ii tbAA-
dog It,fs state6 hatiuhddr no<uiruaMs-
will the pevers Aernit Turkey
70 occupy Bulgarian territory hence Tur-
key has hothing y gain BY hustilittes.s
= RskArdtAgithe renewed rthhorshkskh
British ;1fset is going TO Turkish Watergi It
lie oactally announced that rs Balkan
matters hatebesn lett HI the hanhs 6fRus-
aau6Aastriasueh action tsnot content
.alated hy Great Britain pr. so f |. e,e
known, by any. other. power. In The
meantime the powers are daily exchainngg-
Ing communications With. the NieMnof
determipipg on some. possible means oqf
restoring order in European Turkey.
but so far they have devised no plan shat
would not be likely to increase rather
tean diminish 81 Frry''y St ths stfu'-
G 20 Bttteri aFeslint PFevaaas!9 sEaQ
] ssJcunstantihbplAs Sept. sM.-Within tire
last Two days; 2 more reassuring feeling
has prevailed, due to the assurances re-
ceived :that tho BAgariaAih flakatio6ls
only applied to,a few regiments and is
l INTENDED 9E the reinforcement # tA'
ss3 Further successes Ia raskisht troops
ara repoEteda The nresent fqroesipttA
rRo,lmelian vilayets are considered suf-
ficient to cope with the situation. FOR
these. reasons IT ID. declared that athe
iruinosssef the, inpend ding mpbiliz4tiAY0f
the fourth and NTH Turkish army corps
have no found l. = j - t'saif sss
q. The app0iAtnsut of Rsshi6 BashGs he
former yali Of Beirut q yali Of BE 1Yg,
Asiatic Turkey is i un !. regsrdsd
Powder.
|. Berlin ateept.. 41.-Ths TuEkish,,Twar
ministry has ordered III, 900 pounds OF
smbke1ess powder at tie Rottweif works.
Turkey has several agents permanently
resident IN, Germany .xAo buy supplies
for the army and navy. One OF these,
Ahmed Boy, VINO srendsf his ff,mis, IL
tween Essenand Kiei, iisspeciaaiy active
An placing orders for field transport,
saddlery, etc. Turkey. seemingly, is
able to dispose ct samciency 81 cash
to. pay, for the supplies, IA the Germsn
Arms require money Or it's equivalent ON
delivery. S''s'' { e 81 ~
. Only .casse for 1nter;sve.l;tio.!.5
Sept, 2l.-Atthe meeting az tie
council Of ministers Saturday Foreign
Minister Del Casse announced that Rxs-
STA and Austria had declared they wy5f,ilid
only intervene In Macedonia ln.orderfo
hasten reforms. They had suggested. N.
Del Casse added. thai, the other powers
might support the cabinets In st: Peters
burg and Vienna to this end. rs. s, .a
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

q osdsh Utah, sept. 3i4 RI ' eleventh
nataqnkl Irrigation congress came to
IN end, late Friday afternoon, II re-
sasss& ssns5SF as SaEs & E M MGHta ,ss
consressi iof a1s04 In III Peso, and
adaptad 9, Platter which requested
congress- to make needed notifications
OF thss existing land laws. III III order Chit
spsesllattoni and monopoly of. public
d9 n q be prevented. The great. tlght
noon when the report il the stootnriIftt-
tee; ON resolutions was lmade.i1i Over
4 tha adoption OF rejectien Of the clauses
Of the majority report requesting that
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

yxeal. +
Fort Yates; N. D., has been abad1one4
;sAssa military post and the troops havSS
heen transferred to Fort LincolHsN. D.
rost holds OF and the corn crop OF
sAe, west gets . respite. Two weekas0f
Sfm weather are yet required. sri!
50 dispatch from Dawson sayS the
sskiondike's output Of gold will u ;10,-
90, 900 this year. ..s.,.ass, ~ 81 s1
GA twentieth century crusade akainst.
s#absir ancient enemy, the Turk, ifbeink
aasasp. 4 ;4,.555 ca a VIC
~ Robbers entered the Farmerat| bank
Nht Rhodes, ID. and secured 81, go. Il
W Following I'VE weekss strike the
National; Tuke company. of Pitt6burg,
~, will resume work with nonhnion
MSlAn. 21i.ttS s5sst;.%F 81
q Steamship companies in New Or
Saeans have locked out all unio9 men
WAetause longsho remen broke 8: their
agreement. ~ sf'4ff N
~ Gen. Baldwin, Of the: department of
the Colorado, In his annual aaeport
kArges the reestablishment Of thssarmy
e4nteen. ~ 81
Az Six masked men robbed the lsnk, al;
pouglass, Okla, Of 35.077. 49,
$50 President Roosevelt has decided to
M4eeommend the transfer Of the govern
ssment printing ONCE to the tufisdic tion
COT the department Of commerce and
a great contest between capital and
fsfAb0f ID. threatened az the result a. =
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
LAYB Z


me BOARD OF directors q the a
$500 ress mas elesteo FRANK ~ ~ p: No
os2e Cnicaso record taefa!a, PRESTO
An snamoKin, r. the cameron
aASe, flaier colne!aes, .emptoylng
men ana Doys' were ciosed geo. l4 9
Dee4use q inc ouA coal traae.s
The war ONCE has recalled Bulga
omcere studying IN the! military! sch
OF Russia, France, Austria and ltaly
second Lieut.. Crispulo Patajo, OF
PhlipAinA scouts, the first OF the.nAt1
Of LUTON % wear the uniform OF
United Stetesa army. arrived In San FL
ciscp gnstne transport Sherman. +
ten-year-old son OF Mrs
yahn, started g nre IN q gasoline ST
while asleep IN st. louisiana he and :.
mother and sister were fatallY hurne4
President Roosevelt afrtSSdat Oy4,l
Bay from the Anttetam battlefield. s !!
President Roosevelt, q gthe DIM
OF the seawanhaka Yacht plnb. gaY
i9ss % pre- regret ss his as1
ana lii - was sent.
The worst food I'm years submsE
thousands q, s. OF acres, Ct farm lands g .
Wis., N .H sv sss stacks st q F. he,
grain and drowning live stock in fiel
Y The eleventh national drrig:tion l,|
T reelected Senator clark, of Mont
president, decided to hold the congi
Of 1904 n 81 Paso. and adopted q
form which requested congress to q j
needed notifications OF the existing
.laWs.l II: b
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
'a|Efp ElIQbff
liR3 FlE (ldIf
Eighbe Taarss place otstsRspstHstf,
nm Resolutions 1T
~ - irrigation Congress -ssa,i
ssal1sR CLARK, oF MONTANA, a....nt't =
!. s. IS R !! {; !! Is l !

! FlatfsrH II AAoItsA lhess.sst+ Gesssess
E tiSn sc Monoroly' 81 NE Pablic
/ s. observation-disclosures Car Asssrasl. s6f
Iy5. best sys.r Beet.,i, i; ,s;.,v );
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During q typh0on the steamer On
Ling-Wo capsized on Kwang- Chau-
Man. AhanAS-anA>a0 00.peraonszsariihedz
I; The ? p ~ occupetiq ef Siepsdont4
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: PERSONAL i; /, OH AM 'fo,Lr /;

+. i. zr,,r,n,,.,-f =, .,,As, -.
Ss o.
49,. ..o.aea - 10, ,ne eo'ta1.ets ~.
80 = ST. n n,, .s 80. 1915 o. 900. -,
had founded numerous papers in Kan.
.ac. a sa.. ORE e,v ana Saa
sat Lake CitY - - : : 80 :
ff 81 ne q nv B,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
m NEWS ERox ALL THE WORLD

4 secretafy Shaw has designated 50 ma
pnal banks in various parts Of the
: Puntry as depositorses Of public funds
nd has ordered $4,000000 deposited
18th them. i.i'ss' 1880: -
= Burglars opened the safe Of Frank
: alley, engineer on the Caro- division Of
be Michigan Central road, and secured
800 in currency.
: A passenger train struck q carriage
obtaining Frank Miner and Miss Kate
(ilby near .Terre Taute. Ind killing,
Z 9th.
81 Clarence Egnor, .of Buffalo. N, w. was
4 nt to death In the electric chair at
. luburn. for the murder sof Archibald
BENEDICT, keeper in Auburn prison.
81 The situation III the northern half
5f the corn belt was critical and Il gem
raj heavy frost reaches the district
T. the next ten days It will cause q loss
ri 500, 000, 900 to farmers.
:5E An invasion OF the feud section Of
5 kentucky by the Salvation army has
& een inapsurated by = small band on
81 The connagregati onof the Belden Avenue
I Baptist church IA Chicago celebrated
he raising Of the church debt with a
skanquet and lbileSservice.,
sS The crops III many western states arc
eports by rain frostsand snow,
ind the Losses aIready fare figured in the
spilli6ns.
si;S Frances v. Benque., who sent threat
ming letters 10 Secretary Hay. has been
sentsto anSinsans asylum In New York.
81 At Neblegville, Ind, william Howe
hot and Mlled the divorced wife Of his
ION ard then killed himself. Jealousy
HAS the cause. t !: y
sa At Centerville. Miss.s William Will
:s3iams. q negro. was lynched on the main
ssftreet for shooting lanes Germany.
81 ThS national irrigation congress met
ut Ogden, Utah. to discuss plans for re-
leetning millions Of acres Of western
satrid lands.
~ Excessive moisture retards the ma
turity Of crops in the Mississippi and
Missouri valleytsand lake rektol s5 i X,
AZ San Antonio, TEX; schuix 8 f xalmi
garden, for .l more than Is Year,. 4 aeted
resort for tourists. was burned. the losa
Shslng 1850. 000..s 7. .sSsss xssas 80 ss.
es HE samuel & T 3 d pr ii,
af Of patents shows total 81 %. 2gs
ssatents and 2.194 trademarks issued
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