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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-01

GRAIN Provisions. Etc.

New York, March 81. Flour dull :;
winter wheat low grades 81 00GS2 A.; pat
ents 81 25GS} so; Minnesota clear e. 5O0
g. 20; Minnesota patents - gl6Si 20; low eX-
tras s. 05l0 , 43; southern flour steady; com
mon to fair extras 3 O0llS3 o.; good to choice
extras 81 iUCisl 20. Wheat dull and closed
steady; No. red in store and elevator, 6lll:
options steady: No. red april G24c Nav
G34c; July @Isc. Corn dull: No ? 45c:
ungraded mixed 47c; elevator 46c; steamer
mixed 45lc; options dull and weak; Nav 42fs
July $3.50 Oats easier; options dull; Nav
35c; spot No. 2 red 35Ac: No. . white 3Q3!e.
mixed western. 81 &c; white western 42%c
Hay quiet and steady: shipping 6D065c; good
to choice, 754S5c. Beef quiet. family sl2 OOln
Sli 90, extra mess as O)WSs5J. Beet hams
dun at $40 oo@sl6 So Tierced beef quiet;
city extra India mess. SIS O0dS2 co. Cut
meats steady picked bellies exc: picked
shoulders &c; picked hams gasc. Lard quiet:
western steam a. 80 asked; city is s7%; re-
fined lower; continent 81 95; South American
s. 30; compound s. l2is. Pork steady; mess
Sl3 %; extra prime SIP 0JHSl2 So Butter
quiet: state dairy, new l46120c: state dairy
old, lOGl6c; state creamery, new re: west
ern dairy, new, illl4c; western creamery.
new. l5622c; Elgins 2ic. Molasses, unchan9-
ed; New Orleans open kettle, good to choice
30G3sc Peanuts steady. Coffee - options
irregular, closed points up 10 10 points down:
May 10 Is; July ID Is; September Is 50; No
Yember IA 3d. spot Rio dull; No. Z, l7SSc.
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Wilson c. Mccall charging him with seduc-
tiOn. The warrant was sworn out before
Squire +. L Jones on Wednesday last. and
alleges that the Ofense was committed on
Jan 81. On Thursday Sheriff Thrasher
served the warrant on Mr. Mccall. Bond was
fixed at 1000. This was promptly given aud
the preliminary trial viii be heard tefore
Squire Jones at an early day. Miss Harp,
the prosecutor In the case. is young girl
about IS. She is a daughtur Of Jim
Harp. a former resident of Quitman, and
is noWHiving with relatives in Ouitman. Her
attorneys, Mesrss. Humphreys & Edmond
son, state that she claims that the seduction
was accomplished under promise Of marriage.
They are now preparins the papers in a suit
Tor breach OF promise Of marriage.
which will follow the prosecution for seduc-
ton. Mr.. McCalls defense will be a general
denial and a plea Of not guilty. Before the
warrant was issued he received a Communica-
tton from MISS = arp's attorneys asking him
70 name asls upon viii, b he would settle
the case and that publicity would not be
given the affair il settled. He refused the
offer and will fight the case TO its end.
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Senator Hoar and ingalls,.

When Arthur came into the presidency he
stirred the political waters Of Massachusetts
to their depths by his appointment Of Roland
Worthngton as collector of the port of Bos-
ton says the New ork Press
Senator Hoar and Senator Dawes fought
the appointment vigorously, and when il was
finally made Hoar took it as u personal af-
front The disappointment was 20 bitter
that he threatened to resign his place in the
Senate if his wishes should he disregarded in
the further changes that were likely TO be
made. II was Just after the Conkling-Gar.
field episode and there was much speclla-
ton as to whether he would really carry out
his threat, The question was under discus
sion IN the Senate cloakroom one day and
somebody commented rather obviously on
the pr liability of "a resignation.
"HOar resign exclaimed Ingalls, Never
You don't know him as well as / do. When
ever his resentment reaches that pitch he
will rise IN his place and hand in the resigna-
ton OF Senator Dawes"
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Exports.

Per steamship VIM Crane from baltimore
800 DaIes cotton, 80 bales sea island cotton 10
bales rags, 81 ales domestics II cases domes,
tics, ,257 lis rosin lO2 bbls spirits turpentine
20 bbls pitch. bbls rosin oil 20 tons big iron
7O,742 feet lumber, Il bdls hides. 2433 boxes
oranges, l3 bbls oranges, 2l7 bDls vegetables
go crates vegetables, 80 pkgs mdse
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Rice
The market is firm. Sales for to-day were
SO barrels. The quotations at the Board Of
Trade are as follows
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine-The market is fat
There are no orders and nothing doing. The
market is quoted quiet at 26Jac for regulars
at the Board of Trade, with no sales re
ported. Stocks have been climbing up, and
the season closes with stock on hand and on
shlpUoard OF 1O225 casks, against 7.443 casks
last year. The exports for the year ending
to-day were 256, $50 casks against 273 sos casks
last year, decrease of 1877 casks this yenr
he receipts for the year Just ended were
25J, III casks, against 2776 l7 casks, decrease
Of 1905 casks this year.
Ro5ln-Ihe naval stores year ends with q
good demand for resins at advancing prices
The sales to day were about 1900 barrels
J. he quotations at the opening and closing Of
the Board OF Trade were as follows:
Market firm.
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Charleston. March STARVED, schr Mary
S Bradshaw Facemire. Baltimore
Sailed. schrs Viking Dothiday Peter c
Schultz LOwery. New York; Susan N Pick
ering, Haskell, Boston.
Jacksonville, March 31-Cleared schrs City
OF Nassau [Brl, Kelly, Nassau, Mp; Brothers
lBrl, Gibson, Nassau, MP.
Mobile. March 3l-Arrived. schr Benjamin
f Rich Brl, Ben, Old Providence.
Cleared, schrs Thomas N Stone Newcome
Gonaives, Hayti; Pioneer Bril- Robinson,
Old Providence; Levi Hart, Cienfuegos; Il A
Scrlbner, Dodge. Havana; steamer Columbia
LNorl, Berg, BOcas del Toro.
Boston, March 30-Arrlved, schr Centennial
Sprague, Brunswick.
New York. March 29-Cleared schr Abby
Ghcen, Frazier, Jacksonville.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.


Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will re furnished masters OF vessels free
of charge in United States photographic o.
fee in the custom house. Captains are re-
Quested to call at the office.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department.
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TIE NORTH POLE MINERALoGx
1t is Known to Include Gold, Silver.
Diamonds, Asbestos and Cryolite.
From the Pittsburg Dlsnntch.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Although the region surrounding the
north pole has so far presented a condi-
ton Of dismal defiance to the peering
curiosity of men, enough has been gath
cred concerning its mineral resources to
establish the fact that in those iuhospita-
bic surroundings nature has stored her
wealth most lavishly. Far within the
arctic circle fine veins Of bituminous coal
have been seen. Isinglass stone abounds
and there can hardly be a doubt but that
underneath the perpetual ice cap might
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Per steamship City of Augusta from New
York-Miss L = Eichhorn, j II apron. w w
Busy, Miss X Busy, Mrs S Il Burbridge.
G Dairy, DR. J I MOncrief. DR. h J Dorni-
ney, VIM Proctor Jr, p w Harrison. Rev e
HALEY. F L Filger and wife, f Murratt DR.
G N brandt. G NJ Bessellieu and one storage
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Maritime Miscellany.

.Coney Island, March 29-The bell buoy off
of COnev island was missed from its place this
morning and it is thought by the lighthouse
inspectors that it has sunk, having become
detached from its anchor. The inspectors at
Tomkinsville, 81, have been notified.
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london, March 29-Barll Augustine TNor7.
Larsen, from Brunswick for Dantzic. before
reported at ayal leaky, was surveyed on
March 7. 1t was recommended that she be
caulked above the copper and supplied with
new rudder, She is discharging 1000 bar
rels of rosln.
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COMMERCIAL.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
Savannah, Ca, March p, 1924. I
Cotton.
The local spot market remained firm and
unchanged throughout the day. There was
very little trading as is usual on Saturday.
The entire sales Of the day were AIS bales.
At the Cotton Exchange the quotations at the
opening and closing Of the market we're as
foIIoyCs.
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ne receipts or rosn for the crop year end
ing tonight have been 953Oll barrels against
10 9, 1913 barrels last year; a decrease Of 49, 1877
barrels this year. The exports during the
crop year just ended were 9l5,623 barrels,
against l 002 $50 barrels last season: n de,
crease of s7,036 barrels for the season OF
ls9j9I. The stocks on hand last night were
lOS 96i barrels, against 6S,573 barrels last year
or 1883 more than the amount on hand at
this time last year.
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New y FORK, March 3l.-The S ock market
with the exception of q brief spell Of weak
ness shortly after II o'clock, when Chicago
Gas and American Sugar refining ran of
about point, was strong from start to finish.
AS rule the highest prices OF the day and
week were recorded in the final transactions.
and the dealings were 10th animated and
well distributed The feature Of speculation
was the fact that the demand covered
wider range than usual roth
the investment and non-dtvidend paying
stocks sharing In the improvement. The
bulls displayed great confidence and accorded
their speclalties eneetiVe support. They re-
celVed no little announcement from the re-
European account, London AT one time having
taken about 10000 shares of St Paul,
Louisville and Nashville, AtchisOn On
tarlo and Western. Denver and Rio
Grande and other shares. The belief OBJ
talns In banking circles that the inquiry
Is the direct result Of the veto of the Bland
selgnlorage bill and this will lead 10 buying
on larger scale before long. The advance in
prices was equal to lz6fS per cent, and the
Improvement was moSts marked in National
CordaRe Louisville the GranRers, Manhat-
tan, Missouri Pacific. Lake Erie and Western
Kansas and Texas, and Nickel Plate, 1hc
bank statement, with its further increase Of
e4,5225 500 In surplus reserve, added TO the
bulllsh feeling in the late trading The arbi-
trary action OF the governor OF south Caro-
lima was not known during business hours
and the opinion that it will have little effect
in Wall street however foreigners may view
THIS latest development Railway bonds
We're active and in sharp demand.
The quotations at the closing were as fol
lows
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
Financial.

Money is easy.
Domestic Exchange-The tone Of the mar
ket is steady. Banks are buying at par and
selling at "a per cent. premium up to $4,000
and 10 OF percent. for amounts OF $4,000
and over.
Foreign Exchange The market is
weak. The following are net savan-
nah quotations: sterling commercial
demand, S4s7; sixty days, "a So;
ninety days "a S5M; francs, Paris and Havre,
sixty days, s. 10; Swiss, sixty days,
50 2O4; marks, sixty days "a 1915.
Securitles-The market is quiet and dull.
state Bonds-Georgta AZ per cent 1915
1854 bid, ia asked Georgia per cent. 1895
lO7 bid lO756 asked; Georgia 31a per cent,
long dates, % bid 80 asked
City Bonds-New Savannah 5 per cent
quarterly April coupons, 1868 bid, = asked:
new Savannah 5 per cent. May coupons, 1906
bid, l062i asked
Railroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
Banking Company collateral. good 5s 90
asked Central consolidated mortgage per
cent coupons, January and July maturity.
1893, ll44 bid, asked. Savannah and
western railroad per cent trust ertidcates,
AZ bid 43 asked; savannah, Americas andMont-
Eomery per cent. As bid, 80 asked; Geor-
gla railroad per cent. 1910 l06 bid l07 asked:
Georgia southern and Florida first mortgage
. per cent. 80 bid 81 asked: Montgomery and
Eufaula first mortgage per cent Endorsed by
Central railroad, % bid. "a asked: Augusta
and Knoxville first mortgage, per cent. rs
bid, 70 asked; Ocean Steamship, per cent
due in 1929, 80 asked; Colum bus and Rome
first mortgage bonds indorsed by Central
railroad, 40 asked Columbus and Western. 8
per cent, guaranteed, 30 bid 81 asked; CITY
and SUBURBAN railway first mortgage per
cent, 50 bid SO asked; Savannah and Atlantic
3 per cent. Endorsed, 30 asked; Electric rail
way first mortgage IS, O. bid: South Georgia
and Florida first mortgage per cent los
asked; South Georgia and Florida second
mortgage l01 asked; Alabama Midlands, 50
bid, 90 asked.
Railroad Stocks-Central common, - bid
IL asked; Augusta and savannah Z per cent
guaranteed, as bid, 7S asked; Georgia com
mo1, ll6 bid, 14s asked Southwestern
z per cent guaranteed, including
order for div. SO bid, 81 asked: Central 6 per
cent. certificates, with order for defaulted
interest, - bid 20la asked; Atlanta and West
Point railroad stock, II bid asked;
Atlanta and West Point per cent. certih-
Gates 50 bid asked.
Bank Stocks, Etc.-Southern bank of the
State of Georgia 100 bid, l65 asked; Mer-
chants National Bank, 90 bid. 81 asked: Sa-
vannah Bank and Trust Co. 1O1 bid, 1917
asked; National Bank of Savannah 1926 bid
l3Oasked; Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Com
pany, lOl bid, 1914 asked; Citizens Bank 1907
BID, lOlia asked; Chatham Real Estate and
improvement Company, 47l9 bid 4sIS asked;
Germania Bank. 1924 bid 1887 asked
Chatham Bank. AZ bid. As asked:
savannah Construction Company, "a bid
o. asked; Title Guarantee and Loan Com
pany, II bid, ~ asked
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Miscellaneous Markets.

Bacon-The market is strong and advanc-
ing. The Board of Trade quotations are as
follows: Smoked clear rib sides, TBc:
shoulders, none; dry sailed clear rib sides.
&c; long, clear, &c; bellies, &c; shoulders,
7asc; sugar cured hams, 11lac.
Bagging and Ties-The market steady.
Jute nagging. PAN, &c; 2ib, sac; Ism, Sc;
quotations are for job lots: small lots
higher; sea island baggng l2l5c. Iron ties
Large lots, 9ONY5c smaller lots. 81 coal O5.
Butter-Market higher; fair demand; Gosh.
en-, 2lc; gilt edge, 23c; creamery, sc; Elgin.
21c.
Cheese-Market firm. fair demand: 12a
l3c; fancy full cream cheese, 132l@l4c; 2Ob
average.
CARRIAGES Supply fair, Barrels and barrel
crates, IL $50 so
Cofee - The market is firm: quoted
at for Mocha, 27c; Java, 27ls6t2yls;
Peaberry, 23c; fancy or standard
No l. 2Olsc; choice or standard
No ?, 2Oc; prime or standard No. 3. aOIsc:
good or standard No. 4. 2Oc: fair or stand.
ard No. 3, l9sac; ordinary or standard No G..
l9c common or standard No 7, lslsc.
Dried Fruit-Appes, ev6porated. llI5c:
common, 1Gt12c Peaches. California, evap-
Grated. peeled, 22d2ic; California. evaporated
unpeeled, l3Ul5c. Currants 4lgCl5c. Citron
h@i Sc. Dried apricots l6c.
flour-Markct quiet. Extra g. %: family,
81 10; fancy, So 80; patent, IS 1904 75; straight
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Prince Besolow, an African prince. at pres
ent student in Williams college, Mass, has
received official notice 70 return TO Africa and
his uncle. ~
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett. New
Yorll-C @ Anderson.
steamship Dessoug, Doughty, Philadelphia
&C G Anderson.
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Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort and
Port ROyal--C Il Medlock, Agent
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On the Other Side.

There is q very fine portrait Of the late Gen
Grant on the walls of the art gallery OF the
Hoffman, says a New York letter in the
Pitts urg Dispatch 1t is balanced by an
equally fine one Of the late Roscoe ConRIlIs
and the celebrated painting of The Nyinpna
and Satyr' divides the counterfeit prtsgu'
ment of the two great "stalwarts. A RIgG'
many visitors pass through the place oaIl,
and among them many ladies. or course
they pause before the great canvas, bul ~ 10 10
noticeable that the ladies almost inYaI,tdpii5
turn to the much smaller picture OF Mt CoHh
ling on the right. while the gentlemen as tu
variably stop TO call attention to the porlte.o
Of Grant on the left. On the big piCla.0
they must look in modest slluugy,
but the portraits offer an opeA'u55
for removed conversation. NOW ' ,La
then an old soldier catches glimpse Oh w
Grant portrait for the first time anu ur
comes the hat Of the living TO the meu -
of the dead A few days ago egay
haired man with a wooden leg STOOD Uv Llig.
the portrait, hat in hand. for nearly l'l NV.
ute. AS he turned away an audible sign '7
capped him. .-.bo-
You knew him, presume said amour,
man, who had two legs and WASH qu''' ~
reverent.
20 mo not exactly"
Fought under him, presume|
'N-n-nO. not exactly
Great soldier ehi" ..-,ss,
"Yy-yes; he got my leg in the Wllderu59''
l was confederatel"
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GEORGIA And FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told
in Paragraphs.

The Farnum House at Dawson
Burned-A Man Killed by a Train
at Social Circle-Pledger Becomes a
Lawyer-A Boy Frozen to Death.
Rome's Council Reduces the Liquor
License From $1,000 to $500.
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Sugar, raw. dull; refined quiet and steady;
fair refining csc; of A 1-1ec: standard A
I l-lt@i4c; cut loaf l3-i6g5c; crushed
4 l5-l6l2c; graduated 4 l-l6Di9sc; cus IS
45l6I4ike. Freights TO Liverpool dull; cot
ton 964d: grain 294d-
Baltimore, March 31.-Flour steady and
unchanged: western superior 81 70DS1 30;
western extra g 0J1s2 IS. western family
s. 60g22 90 winter wheat, patent 80 100
50 30 spring wheat. patent s. 650S3 80
spring, straight, 50 250S3 80. Wheat dull
and lower; No. 2 red spot 601s06O5sc March
6O5a0GOfsc: May 61aGlG2c; July 63llc asked;
steamer No. 2 eds5S1l95S5sc; milling, by sam
42h042asc; April 42H65429Se; May 429k0421i;
steamer mixed 4l614l55c; southern. by sample
42043tqc; southern, on grades. 4lis n 43 &c.
Oats quiet and steady No. white western
Rye quleti No. 2 54055c. Hay steady; good
TO choice timothy s1f 500Sl5 90. Grain
freights quiet and unchanged; steam to
Liverpool, per bushel. I'D IS; Cork. for
orders, 3s; cotton per 100 pounds pc; flour,
per 100 pounds, lie Provisions quiet; mess
pork, al3 80. Bulk meats-shoulders &c;
short rib sides 7lac; clear sides 7lac. Sugar
cured smoked shoulders SIC: hams llIl0
lli3c. Lard. refined IS IS. Butter quiet;
creamery fancy, 22923c; ladlefancv 19T14c;
rolls, fine 11613c; store packed 1tGl2e Eggs
l75sc. Sugar quiet; granulated 4.33c. Whisky
firm at 81 243S1 p.
Rice.
New York, March 31.-Rice firm; domestic
fair to. extra, 55s051ac; Japan 41s04sac.
Wool.
New York. March 31.-WoOl steady; domes-
tic fleece 2Ol025c; pulled l6825c
Petroleum, Oils, Etc
New York. March 81 Cotton seed oil
quiet and easy crude 27c; yellow 32c.
New York, March 31.-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington, in barrels S6 90; Wash
tngton, in bulk. 50 so: refined nominal: New
York, in barrels, s. Is: philadelphia aud
Baltimore in barrels s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, 81 6OaS2 65
Naval Stores.
New York, March 81 - Rosin market
firm; strained, common to good, 81 12h0
81 20. Turpentine weak at 235ad29c
Charleston, March 31.-Spirits turpentine
firm at Doc. Rnsin firm. nnnd s1rainAd ~ 0lc
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John said Maude. do you kno" INV
hight OF sweetness" .,,,,ld
Well said John, sizing her up, II suV Cos
say ABOUT five feet four inches 4 hag
the beginning of the engagement-h9lP''
Bazaar.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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Sun Rises ...... Observation-Disclosures. e. 549
Sun Sets. .............. Mathematician. GIL
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High Water at Fort Pulaski 3:2Oam, 3:47 pm
Central Standard 1imej
Sunday. April l. 1894
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Departed Yesterda

SAAAVA AC5AbEAaFs
Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York March 81. 4 D. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at [
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3laG1415 per cent
Bar silver 80 &c.
Sterling exchange is firm. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at S48j46l4S5 for
sixty days and 81 ,1l S354 for demand;
posted rates 81 81 ga 81.
Commercial bills 81 1894 854 for sixty
days and "a S51agl4 S7a, for demand.
Government bonds higher State bonds dull.
Railroad EonGs u tive.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected
New York. March 31..-The following were
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
to-day:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Qusldno.
53mei knaben erfroren.

ct. Sobns, g. S., 26. Mdr3. --
Cine Gartie Gobbenid9er trieb ouf elmer
Gisl9olle ant Samltaa in Die bobt
See binars. gSdbreno 6er glodt oe=
lang es Der WebrSa6I oerieIben oo<
Hano 81 errei6en nit Nusnabme BON 8
WtGnnern unb 2 &naben. 3,pei 9om=
pier ginqen onf bic Guthp unb hieien oe,
lang es, Die Wtdnner, pel6en Die @lieDer
gum She'll erfroren tparen, Ill retten.
0te beioen &naben tparen Der adlte err
lesen. Oie 9onSe Gartie bate i9rettli=
6e 3eioen ausgeitanoen.
Ru6!ano uno DeutlhIano.
Ct. getersburg, %. Ntdrs.-
Sas Organ hes 6inanSminiIters G8itte
meloet, oaB lih bic &Dnsellionen 9tub=
lambs an 9euti i6lanb unter bem neuen
Sonoelspertrase auT 100000 Rubel
beloufen miiroen, .pdbreno GuBlonbs
lononirtbldaf ftliher Grportbanoel allein
etipa 6,123,000 3ubel proIittren ,piiroe.
@uBeroem weroen ruilil6e @aaren mad,
Oeuti6lano eingefiibrt tperben fDnnen,
Die elnen QSertb bon etlpa 47OOO,OOO
&ubel per Sa9r reprdlentiren.
Die Opfer Der Grploiion.
Suntonber, 26. Mdrs. - 9l6tz
3ebn bon ben burd Die GgploIion in
Dem S6iffsraume oes untersesansenen
0ampfers yGabo Wobi6aeo" ums 9e=
ben sefommenenMdnnern tpurben seItern
begraben. SIRE 2eiden lparen ioenti=.
Ii5irt tporben, tpabrenb bic am Conner
flag besrabenen Seiden untenntli6 ma=
rem. Oie 9anse 8enDlferuns Der Staot
nabm an Dem 2ei6enbesdnsniB She'll.
Iuf Der &iidtebr bon Dem &irA9ofe
uurben bic 8eamten Der @eleli6aft,
tbel6er Der untereesansene 9ompfer
geb6rte,. bombaroirt unb Elm Mnoriff ouf
oas Saus bes Gpuperneurs eemobt
0ie 9opbelpahe, tuelbe ben @ouper=
nenr. bel6iist, trieb bic Mense Suriid,
na9hem in benz lif ent1pinnellben
Sample piele @ipiliiten unb solboten
Deruunoet tporoen lparen. Die W}enee
9tng lhl,eBltcb na1 Dem Sod, ourd=
lhnitt bic Salteleile bes S6lpeIerlbif@
fes bes vGabo Modidaeo" unb lieB oas=
lelbe auf ben Stranb laufen.
6esen Die IHard1iiteu.
aonoon 81. MdrS. Ser gerliner
&orreIponoent Deg Stanoarb iost, Dab
iett cine tnternationale &nuferens lpobr=
'fe!nli6 1T, pelbe Elm oe,nein}omes
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