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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-03
ANACONDA NEWS.
WILL BRING ROE BACK
Sheriff Conley Goes to Helena for
Requisition Papers.
MAY BEA FEDERAL CHARGE
Possible That the United States Postal
Authorities May Step in and
~, Take Charge of Roe's
Prosecution.

+ Sheriff Conley yesterday received the
following telegram:
- "St. Paul, Feb. 2, 1899.
John Conley, Sheriff, Anaconda, Mont
Man at Lincoln now refuses to come
{ without requisition. Better procure same
from governor of Montana. Have noti-
fed postal authorities of his arrest; If
they want him we will turn him over to
federal officers in which case your papers
will be unnecessary.
~ F. NEWTON,
"Claim Agent"
The man referred to is G. NJ. Roe, the
fellow arrested by Northern Pacific De-
or four days ago on suspicion of being
the person who held up T. S. Eldred, the
I station agent at Warm Springs, on the
hight of Jan. IA, at which time the robber
secured $500. 1t was believed at the time
of Roe's arrest that he would refuse to
come back to Montana without requisi-
ton papers, but the local officers hoped
that Mr.. Hunt might induce Roe to return
without such papers, but it now appears
that Roe has decided to take advantage
of every possible point.
Sheriff Conley left last evening for Hell
ena, where he will make his request upon
the governor and after obtaining the
requisition papers will leave at 10 o'clock
tonight for Lincoln via the Northern Pa
cific and Burlington. 1t is probable that
Roe will be brought to Anaconda during
the early part of next week if the United
States postal authorities do not step in
and take charge of the case. If Roe is
the robber he is amenable to the federal
officers for the robbery of the United
States postoffice. Some of the money Sc
cured by the Warm Springs hold-up was
postoffice funds
Mr.. Eldred, the railroad agent, was also
the postmaster al the springs, and when
he was told to pass over the money in
the office the postoffice receipts were in
cluded in the bunch. If the United States
government takes up the prosecution of
the case it will be saving to Deer Lodge
county of a great deal of money, which
would have to be paid by the county for
jurors, Witnesses and other court ex-
,penses in ease Roe is&tried by the state
authorities. I "' i ~
Il eShaw's malt recommended by physi-
OF "a no.
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Work of the Joint Commission,

Washington. Feb. 1.-The subcommittee
work of the Canadian high joint commits
SION was to-day divided between the
Alaskan boundary question and the reci-
procity clause of the treaty. The reci-
procity session was the longer one of the
two, and was the first at which Mr..
Payne, the new American member of the
commission. was able to appear. 1t is
thought that the two sides will reach the
bedrock possibilities of an agreement
within few days. The boundary ques-
ton presents fewer angles and a settle
ment satisfactory to both sides is re-
garded as very likely.
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der of Oscar Strain an engineer on the
Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad. whom he
shot last night in the corridor OF the Ho-
tel Huckins at Sedaia. Mo. l1indman was
disguised as rough lumberman when
he reached here, but admitted his Identity
at the police station. He said he shot
Strain in self-defense. He was going to
Mexico. Hndman's father is at present
prominent merchant in Dallas, Tex.
The prisoner is % wears old and was born
at place called Honey Grove, Texas,
whence he obtains his sobriquet. He Is
grandson of General Ilndman of confed-
crate army fame. r
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A PROTEST MADE.
The Beef Agitation VIII Hurt the Live
Stock Business

Chicago, Feb. 2.-The executive board
of the National Live Stock exchange,
at meeting to-day, adopted resolutions
deprecating the agitation caused by The
unjust statements reported to have been
made by officials high in authority, not
ably those made by Major General Mel
son A Miles, against the greatest in
dustry of the United States, greatly to
the detriment of producers of live stock
and affecting alike our foreign and do
mestic trade, which result is now being
demonstrated by deprecated values.
The resolutions protest against these
unwarranted statements as causing
losses amounting to millions of dollars
and urge the national government to in
vite foreign governments to make a
critical examination of the methods en-
ployed at all the principal markets in
handling live stock and dressing ana
preserving meats. 81
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Within His Rights,

London, Feb. 3.-The Berlin correspond
ent of the Daily News says: The latest
Samoan news has been received here with
great calmness and with full confidence
that all three protecting powers are re-
solved not to make Samoa bone of con-
tentlon. Nevertheless. it is contended
that Herr Rose, the German consul at
Apia, was perfectly within his rights in
taking the attitude of protest that he
did regarding the arrest of Herr Gros-
muhl, since the Germans there are under
the jurisdiction of the German consul
ana Mr.. Chambers, the chief justice, had
no right to fine and imprison Grosmuhl
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New York, Feb. 2.-The World says:
An epidemic of scarlet fever has bro
ken out on the cruiser New York. Ad-
miral SIMPSONS flagship. There are
five men now in the naval hospital
under the care of Surgeon Woods and
others are being treated aboard the
ship. Navigation Officer Capron, who is
confined to his cabin on the ship, is said
to be a victim of the disease.
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New York's Bigness.
From the New York Sun.

FROM the New York Sun.
"A New York man does not realize the
extent of his city until a stranger comes
to town and asks him questions" said a
New York man to a reporter ''The other
day l went out with a friend to show him
the town, and I hope ] may die if I
could tell him anything that he wanted
to know outside of my own business CEN
ter and the line upon which 1 travel. In
fact, he told me the names of some of the
places we passed. He recognized them
from pictures he had seen.
When l had lived in Boston five years
knew every house in the town and most
OF the people whom l met in the streets.
lVed IN Chicago four years, and I knew
the geography of that place as well as /
Know my ward. | was in Philadelphia
only year when ] could tell stranger
anything about the town that he might
ask. But here | have been living in New
YORK nearly 20 years, and, like the man
in the old juvenile rhyme, L don't know
the town for the houses"
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Naval and Military.

New York. Feb. 1.-The Naval and
Military Order of the Spanish-American
war was organized at the Army and
Navy club tonight. 1t started out with
a membership of 15 The officers chosen
are: Commander, Theodore Roosevelt;
senior vice commander, John w. Philip,
Z. S. N; junior vice commander, Wal
lace II. Randolph, U. S. A; secretary,
Walter J. Sears, U. S. N; treasurer
Frank w. Tappen. u. S. N; registrar,
Theodore c. Kerega, U. S. N; chaplain,
Charles Fl. Parks. .m
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Dentist Rinehart administers gas for
extracting teeth. Absolutely no pain.
NO ACTION TAKEN.
The War Department Is Afraid to Ac-
cept Miles Challenge.

Washington, Feb. 2.-Great interest
has been manifested all day in the war
department account of the reiterated
newspaper accounts of the severe ac-
ton meditated by the war department
and the administration in the case of
General Miles, who has been quoted in
numerous recent interviews as con-
demning the quality of the meat fur
nished the army by contractors during
the war and maintaining that he had
evidence in reserve which would sub
stantiate his charges that chemicals
We're used in preparing the contract
beef. 1t may be definitely stated that
no official action has been taken look
ing to court martial, a court of in
quiry or to the sending of General Miles
to the command of a department.
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FOR FlNAI REVIEW.
Court Martial Record Is in the Hands of
the President.

..- So the President.
Washington, Feb 1.-THE record of the
court-martial in the case of General Ea-
gan is now in the hands of the president
for final review. To-day Mr. Warrington
attorney for General Eagan, filed with
the judge advocate general the additional,
or supplementary plea. which he was
granted permission to- lodge. 1t was an
elaboration of the points made by coun-
sci before the court-martial. A formda-
BILE array of authorities has been pro-
duced, particularly in support of the con-
tention that General Eagan's conduct,
though the facts be admitted, was not
legally in the line of the charge of con-
duct unbecoming an officer and gentle
man. This paper was placed by the judge
advocate general in the hands of the adj
iutant general and will be added to the
papers bearing on the case now in the
hands of the president
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Italian Counterfeiters,

New York. Feb. 2.--When the steamer
Spartan Prince, from Genoa, reached
quarantine to-day secret service agents
boarded her and arrested four members
of an alleged gang of Italian counterfeit
ers. All the prisoners have their families
with them. The agents of the secret SER
vice have been looking for this gang for
some time
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There Is No Change.

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 2-The 4Oth
and 41st ballots for United States sena-
tor were taken to-day. They showed
the deadlock still unbroken. The vote
on each ballot was: Barnes, Ii: Estee,
l; Bulla, 10; Burns 25 FELTON,, l
Grant, 81; Scott, 2; Devries, /; Rosen-
feldt, 2; Bard, 9; White, 80.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-03
In a Sand Storm.

Tucson, Ariz., Feb. "A local freight
train westbound and the pay car spe
cal passing east collided to-day near
San Simon while going through a sand
storm. Fireman Albert Favey was in
stantly killed, Engineer Ralph Fetterly
badly injured and Engineer James
Leavitt received injuries which caused
his death a few hours later.
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"Honey Grove" Arrested

st. Louis, Feb. 2.-Lee Hindman.r better
known as Honey Grove" an alleged
gambler, who is known throughout the
West and South and in Mexico, and who
belongs to one of the most prominent
families in Texas, as well as the South
was arrested as he stepped from a Mis-
souri, Pacific train tonight for the MUIR
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Notice.

A meeting of the Thomas Francis
Meagher Memorial association will lie
held at Helena on Wednesday, Feb.
Is, 1899, to consider the work of the
past year. and lay plans for the future.
MARTIN MAGINNIS,
First Vice President.
D. F. HALLAHAN, Secretary.
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HIS EYES BURNED.
Jim Gallagher Sustains Injuries From
Which He Suffers Agony.

jim Gallagher SustaIns Injuries From
Which He Suffers Agony.
Jim Gallagher, about SO years old, an
employe at 1.-THE ] upper works, was
brought to- ST. Ann s. hospital at 2
from burns received in an explosion of
molten copper f..
y Gallagher's eyesight is probably de-
stroyed, although no diagnosis had yet
been made at the time this item is
written. The man is suffering frightful
pain, and everything possible is being
done to allay the pain.
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For Librarian.

New York. Feb. 2.-It is announced
here on what appears to be good au-
thority that the name of DR.. James II.
Garfield, president of the Ohio State
university. was to-day presented to the
president as librarian of congress.
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Butte Public Building.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, Feb. 2.-Senator Mantle
has introduced an amendment to the sun
dry civil bill appropriating $4,000 for
site for the Butte public building.
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Gambling Prohibited.

Boise, Idaho. Feb. 1.-The bill to pro-
hibit gambling passed the senate to-day
by vote of II to 10, after a struggle OF
week. 1t now goes to the governor, who
will sign it.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-03

Our home is like dry goods store,
1t makes me feel quite rash
To hear them calling DER and DER
For cash, cash, cash."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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MAKING GOMEZ WILL AID
Continued from Page one.)

and autograph with the letter. Mr..
Porter wrote a cordial acknowledge
ment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-03

ss- Shaws malt recommended by physi-
clans. Genuine at Ed Devine's grocery
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03

ous3uFii6ren, nGmIif cine ,Gourt Of
SuquirD" sin3uberuFen unb olsoonn
Sen GommunoirenOen Dor Elm &rieqsz
oeri6t su fe1en. Der 9rGIioent bat
aqer0inQ8, iopeit man bort, feline 3us
Iiimmung ba3u nod niat gegeben. -
oSm 8Ireau bes @eneralzgCOiutanten,
no man befdrntlt6 Dem commands
renoen General teinespegs poblnols
leno geFnnt lit, piro confattrt, baB
General U}iles, psnn Ous. mas er la
oe, pa6r fei, feline PTli9t berno9IGIs
fiat babe, inosm er Oieie 0inge ni9t
3ur RenntntB 0es &rieg5ietretdr8 gez
6raft. Sine MiBa6tung De5 3egles
ments 6d6e er Ferner bamit begdngen,
oaB er Iih ii6er 9ienitsangelegenbets
ten 6E7entlih geGuBert.
Blister bate 9snerdl Uli[es Iih NIT
QroBer SorgFalt ge6iitet. 0ienitsglns
gelegsn6eiten in nSnterpieipS" gu be-
ribren; i'm 0epartement pdrtete man
Tc6r 6e9ieriq auF Die @elegenbeit, ibn
un3upaten gu tDnnen, unb cine iol6e
i6eint Iith ieBt geboten gu bdben. 2in
Rr;tQsietretGr2llber unb bem nit i6n.
b01iq barmorirenDer @eneruIsQoiua
tanten niro e8 uiht liegen, parn oieIe
9eleqenbeit unbenubt poriiber Gebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
Iurt ct. 4biIip ifilr,t bun icIbi1 elm.

ep1OrGeons, 1. 5e6ruar. -
GrIt ieBt pirb betannt. baB am leBten
Spnntag bic @ementSDanb bes Sort
Ct. 96ilip eingsItiir3t 1T, nobel 3tpsi
Ndnner auF Der StelIe eri9lagen unb
3nei anoere leben5geFd6rli9 berlsBt
puroen.
0as Sort, pel6es bus 6uuptperz
tbeibigung5pert bon NeipzOrleans
6ilOet, iit auf iumpFigem 8oben err
6aut. Wfan bate pd6renb bes 8ries
ges nit Spanien NIT Dem 8au bes
Sorts begonneu. Die Genentz5unz
Oaments begannen am SamItag gu
Iinten. Die bier Mann, pel6e bic
8eiaBung bes Sorts bilben, perTu6z
ten 9t6hUlfe gu f6aFFen, I'm peiteres
Stnten 3u berbinbern, ais plDBIi9 Die
6auptpanb einFiel un6 bic bier MGnz
ner untsr i6ren Sriimmern begrub.
3nei IinN tobt unb bic 5tpei @nberen
benz Sooe nabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
@ir nnraus,uIe6cn mar.

Milfe 9barre, Pa., 2. 5e6r.-
Die OiItrittgrnpdltI4uft, nsl9e Die
2trtlage gegen rem Saeriff SameS
Marbin iregea 50oturg Don q un0
8srrunourg Don so 8rubenar6eitern
Dur9 6uiFSzS9eriffe in 2attinsr i'm
Saptem6ar 1897 safiibrt bate, gie6t
bic GattrI4lagung Der iibrigen Qnz
Hagen gegen ben S6eriFf unD feline
Deputies 6etannt. QBie erinnerli6,
Durbe S6sriff U}artin Dor einsm
Sabre tpegen WOrbss prp3eiIrt, a6er
freigaTprpfen. IS 6lie6en nod 10
2QntIagen pagen W9orbes, 236 pe9en
berbre6erifGsr 8srpunOung 9egen
pen S6ertff uno ieins 4TIiItenten, Die
nunme6r ya0 ucta" gelegt iinb. Der
antpug aufgfieOerI6laguHg DesRe6ts
Der 4ntlogen puroe f9on i'm Septemz
Der Dor. Sc. bcn Der Studtsarpaltz
i4aft gsItelt Die S6atiu9a a6er gez
betn ge6cltsn, neil man oamals nod
6eFur6tsta, Iie t0nre unter ben @ruz
benar6eitsrn 70 bieI b01es 8lut ma
den, buB Is gu HeuaR @rcefeR tommsn
piirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
SIN GnnareB.

Oer NSendt bef9dttlgt ll4 no1 Inmer
nit Dem 6rieoen5 8ertrag. -
2tnna6me Der 6luBz un0 6ofenz
BID i'm 5nuIe.
8afbtngton, .. g., 2. 6e6r.
- Sm Senat unterbreitets Gltins
(0. .z9d.) bds W&dnoat g}at6an 9.
'Scott's (gegenpGrtigen SteuersGomz
miFdrs), tpeL6er auf einen am 4. 4.MGr3
1899 6eginnenoen Sermin bon feds
SSubran gum Senator fijr NsIi Dir
ginien ertpdblt puroe.
9Iutt (R.zg.) unter6reitetege 9liife
Der g}etp 0orter 2egisIatur 3u8unz
ten Der Rafif3irung 0es 5rieOenspars
trages, unO Sbunoler (R.z6.) lsntte
bic glufmerfIumteit bes Senuts auf
d6nIi6s geT6IiiiIe Der 9sieBge6ung
Don g}eD Z 6ampIbire.
2(lOri9 (R.zS) unter6reitste 0entz
i9riFien BON 8e16dFtsleuten in 8oz
iton, Hsp 0ort uno @6icaqo, tpslfe
empfe6Ien, baB ales, bon ben Der.
Staaten ourd ben &rieg nit Spauisn
erpor6ne @ebiet, Gu6a ousqenomz
men, be6alten perbe, bis Der @ongreB
enOgiiItige 9srfiigungen barii6er
treffs-
2luF Nntrag Silman's (S.@G9 9purz
be Elm 8eFhtuB dngtnpmmen, nel6sr
Den PrGiiOenten er{u9t, o6 iraeno
tpel6e @on5efionen ooer prioileoien
Our9 irgeno eine Wmni3iplIitdt uuF
CUBA o0er 9orto Gico feit Der omsriz
taniFten Sttupation Der oSnTeln berz
lieEen porOen iino, uuf ME lQnqe uno
aui p&fen 2lutoritGt.
Spppner ClBi5c) 6ieLt cine lanae
Rebe gegen Den 8eR'i6sn 2(nti grz
pan{ions 8eI9IuB, unb 5iumdn
(S.zG.) argwmentirte gu @uniten besz
Iel6en.
lin 3.35 ging Der Senat in Gretuz
tibliBung, un0 als um $40 Die S6iiz
rem tpieoer er0FTnet purben, erFolq!e
8ertagung.
8n Der @retutibIiBuna purz
be Die in Der ofFenen SiBung 6sgons
meme De6atte ii6er bic @rpanfionaTrage
unb ben 6rieOens @,rtrag forIg2s
FeBt.
s m Reprd rdfentanten6aue {
purbe, na4 grleoigung etli9er Rous
tinegei4dfte bic GrpdguHg Der 6luB=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03

NlAI IIblItkil lGkLLNlis
@of6ington, .. g., 2. 6s6r.
- Spbn 3. 90. Wc@rap, Der unterz
Iaqne bemofratiI6e 8unbs5Ienat5z
Gunbi0at BON @eIts@irginien, beiz
lGufiq elmer Der t6Gti9Tten 9ro6t3iez
ber ieiner 9artei in ienem Stadte, be-
finDet ii9 fier. I'M Die einleitenOen
S6ritte CUR 2lnTe6tung De5 Wa6lrez
fultut8, pel9es ben SteuarzGommiiz
Jar 9}at6an 9. Scott gum 8unbs5iez
nutor ma6t, bor3u6ereiten. Mc9ruD
erflGrt, oaB Scott cine Maioritdt Der
Stimmen niAt er6ulten 6ube. Die 2ez
Qislatur @eitz8irgiRien'5 6eIte9e aus
81 N&itqliebern. Scott aber er6ielt
nur 48 Stinmen. Sur 3eit, ba Die
Qf6fimmungen 6e9annen, puren nur
SO 0}itgIieber ais gu SiBen bere4ttgt
onerldrnt, unb I'm ba8 Sttmmenberz
6GltniB ni6t gu beeintrd4ti9en, mar
Elm Qbtommer getroffen .Dorben, 0aB
Giner Der GO ni1t iiimmen fole. 60
ftano Die 9(6itimmurq 4 fir Scott
oeoen 4 fir Wc@rap. QeBterer Be-
bauptet u6er, buB auF @runO oer
8erFaiIunq Scott etne NlaioritGt al
fer Observation-Disclosures our Grpd6z
luna bebiirFe, 96 W}itqlie0er 7eien an
erfdnnt gelpeIen. unb Oa6er 49 Stimz
men cine N}aioritGt. o2(l5 Der bsrz
itor6ene Sendtpr 8enra Ieinsr 3eit
canbibirte," 70 6emerfte 6r. 9ran,
n6errI6ten G6nli6e@er6Gltnife. We6e
rere Sage finter einanber er6ielt berz
ieIbe 48 Stimmen, aber g2iemano BE-
unipru6te. baB er bamit eripdblt gez
neTen. GrIt uls er eine ipeitereStimz
me er6ielt, am leBten Sage Der Sdz
Tor, truq er ben Sieg babon. Ser
ner lit nod Elm tpeiterer ItiGbdltiger
@runo por6anben, um bic 3eGtmdz
Biqfeit Der @abG 3u beItreiten. 3Dei
ber Qeute, pel6e Fir Scott geitimmt,
puren Iaut 8erFafung nt6t gu Sitz
3en in Der 2egislatur 6ere6tigt, neil
Tie SFTi3ierszStellen in Der 2lrmee
ungenommen 6uttsn. OieIe unb an
bere Gin3eIn6siten perbsn benz Senat
in drgemeferer Form unter6reitet
neroen, unb 6rn. SCOTS @o6l fam
ni9t alS re6tmdBig geIten psnn ni6t
bic felt bunbert Sabren uneriannten
9rGceben3fd[le umgeItoBen peroen
foIlen."
McGrap 1T Gin Ifreit6arer @eiit,
unb bu BEL Der Senatorsna6l in8eItz
8irqinien dGerfdnb msrlDiirDtge
0inge paiTirt iein ioqen, 10 mag
bieTer @a6I@GouteTt gang tnterefant
naroen.
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@uuatsouspcis brs S6akumts.
Die 6inon3loge Der 8egierung- Der
Stdno Der NationuII6ulo.

SNuNU Utl JlNitL4IA4i NLiAAH"
@of6tn9ton, .. g., 2. 5e6r.
- Der mpnatIibe 4uspeis beS
S6aBamtes ergicbt, bdB bic 8unOe5z
fdulo geItern BEL 9ei6dFtsi6luB ob=
5iigIi6 Des 8aar6eItdnbes i'm S6dBz
amt 81, 1872 2,624.750 betrug, Elm gu
po9s fir ben W}onut um So, ,448,z
464, Der Ii6 6duptIG6Ii9 aus b.r
@inI0iung Der Bombs fir bic Sen
trail, Deferns unb llnion1Bdci|icz
8abren" ertlGrt, peI6e am 1.Sanuar
FGQig puroeu. Die S6ulb 3erFdQt in
3iustragenbe $1,O4O,562,O3O, ni6t
me6r 3in5tragenbe 81, ,237150 uno
ni6t 3instragenbe $685., ,41O,245, ms
geiammt 81 ,427, ,2O9. .425. 9ieTsr Be-
trag i6lieBt uber $552, 1858, ,753 in
ausItebenben GertiFifaten uno S6aBz
umtsnoten, tpel9e bur6 einen entiprez
6enben 8uarbeItano oes S9aBamt5
geoedt Tinb, ni6t Elm. Der 8aur6ez
Itanb be5 S3aBdmts beitono aus:
Sob $261 1922 SiI6er $685.
612.553, 9apiergeIo $54,O98,472,
Bombs, 0epoiten in Nutionulbunfen,
Gef6eItdnoe in 6Groen bon 3abl=8ez
umten etc. $89, 1865, ,721, insgeiammt
$911 ,969O26, poeegan Si9tDerz
pFIi6tungen i'm 8etrugs pon $637, =
384,250 au5Ite6er, 10 oaB Elm gfettoz
8aarbeitanb DON $274,584,675 iibrig
bleibt.
2lus Dem MonatszQ(uspeis oes
Observation-Disclosures gebt berz
Dor, baB bic @eFdmmtsGjrtulation
Der g}utionalbunten geiiern BEL Sc
I6GFtsi6uB $243, ,241 sol betrug,
cine 8unabue fir bas Sabr I'm $16,z
796,595 unb cine Q(bna6me fir ben
Mondt nm $493,6 ,6O4. Die gfotenz
Girfulatipu nit llnterldge bpn Der.
Staaten 8ouos be3iTFerte Ii6 duf
$211 ,O41 ,299, cine 3una6me fir Oas
SSu6r I'M $18,317OOO unb cine &b=
na6me fur ben N}onat um $2,974,z
688; bic Decentralization nit I'm
terlags bon geieBli4em @elOe BELIZE
fi9 QuF $32, ,2CO,2O2, cine 2tbna6me
fir bas Sabr um 81, ,52O, ,4O5 unb eine
3unafme Fir ben Monut I'm ST.
491, ,145. Der 8etrag Der regiItrirs
ten Bombs, bic ais llnterpFanD fir
Decentralization oeponirt nuren,
belief Tich auf 1926, ,479,84O; berjeniz
gen, peI6e our Si6erIteuung BON
0eppIiten Der 8unbesregierung BIN
terlegt paren, auf $73, ,652, APO.
2lus benz Monut5z2luspei5 beS
N2iin3z0ireftorS lit erTi9tIi6, baB i'm
Sanuar i'm 9an3en $19,7 ,7O5,5 $50 aus
geprGgt puroen. uno apar Sob $18,=
$4,000, Sil6er 81 $4,000, geringz
nert6iqe Metalle $31 $50.
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pie 2(rmee 6 8erpiIlts
gurg 8 9 ii

8u56tngtor, ,. g.. 2. 6e6r.
- GeprGTentant Sun, 8oriiBer bes
6aus GoRite'5 fir W}iIitGraTTairsn,
tiinoiat an, DaB am Montag bic Or
NEE 8ertpilligungs 8iu i'm GomiIe
oufs Sapet tommen pirb. 9;eIsl6c
lit uuF eine Qrmee 8rGIen3 BON 1OO,s
COO U}unn 8ugel6njtten uno ent5IH
8spiQigungen i'm 8etra9e BON $780,
100000. 6uG legt 9rOBe 3uberIi6t
an ben Sag, OaB bic Qrmee ReOrgda
niIatipn5 8ia aud i'm Sendt pdfis
rem pirb, in peIGem Sale 8sDilliz
ouruen fir 100000 U}dnn erFolgen
miiBten. 9(6er audi penn bic 8in
niht 8eIeB nirD, muB fir 100000
Munn Sprge getrdger iDerben, ou
ounn borau5fi6tli9 Die 5reipiai8en
uno Re9uldren i'm 0ienIt b'Ratten
perben.
Sm Senut purbe bic NrmeesRsprs
auni5ations Bin an bas NGIitdrs@os
mite perpieTen no tSenator 9apIe9
fir idleunige Gin6eri4tung 0erfeI'
ben Gorge trugen nirb.
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unb 6Aisn5iu 6tenoet uno Die 9orlage
f4IisBli9 nit $50 gegeR Z Stimmen
dngenUmmen.
0as ,9uus 6eItloB, baB biz holden
SulOgPn gu Gbrsn bes perItorbsrea
prdkntanten 9;ngleD BON gldine
am Skmitag, ben Il. 6ebrudr, Dors
gstragan trerosn Ioqen. gIl6Ofm a!sz
Dann nod cine 9iG angenommen NOR
Den mar, peI9s Bic 4usTubr bon 0eir
unO SpirituoIen in 5unf : 8alonsnz
8efGben, i'm @iut.ange nit Osr gr=
fOrOerniiIsn be5 6dnoeIs nit China,
uutpriiirt, Oertagte Ii9 Oa5 9uu5 bis
morGan.