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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

morrow's cabinet meeting. though the
official announcement OF the ministers
decision Is likely 60 bo delayed Tow
days.
The London edition ~ the Standard
and Dlrgcrs News OF Johannesburg
gave out "a cable dispatch today pure
porting TO be- from Johannesburg. say
Ing that the returns from the roId cor-
nets Of the Transvnai and Orange Free
state. show that $1,000 burghcrs are
ready 10 take the ncld az short notice
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORREs.
sPONDENCE.
Capctown. Sept 0-pcinycd In trans.
mission.-At meeting ~ tho Afriktn-
der members Of the parliament today
Mr. Necthling presiding The following
telegram was dispatched 60 proat. Kru-
ser;
we Afrlkandcr members Of parlla-
mcnt thoroughly uympathlzc with our
Afrlkundcr relatives In their trouble.
While apprcclatlnE tho concessions ale
ready made ln the Interests or peace.
wo beg 20 urge the cxpoiIcncy Of doing
the utmost short OF nlcrinclng indie
pcndoncc 90 avert the horrors of war.
While agreeing that the Joint Inquiry
proposed by Mr. Chamberlain cannot bc
asked as a matter Of right. We believe
such a commission will provide a way
out Of the difficulties which are fast
approaching a crisis. with results which
might prove fatal not only 20 the clyil
and Free State brethren. but also 10 the
Afrlkandor party Of Cope Colony. IN
the presence OF Immediate danger. and
the momcntous Issues awaiting the de-
clsiona of your honor. tho executive and
the NolkHnad, even at the risk OF boz
ing misundcrstood ~ OF minor Import
oncc. We beg your honor to lay these
words, only dictated by q keen sense
Of our common interests and risks.
privately. before the executive and
Volksrlad."
THE mcssagc. which was rigncd nv
90 members Of parliament received tho
following reply from Prc1t Kruger.
~ wish you ana other symplthlzora
viii notice. nH you have doubtless ale
ready seen by the reply 81 tho Imperial
government, that We have. according
Co your desire, considered the matter
ana accepted the invitation to the Joint
commission.
why the acceptance was delayed IL
shown by the deSpatohcs published.
wlsh to thank you and other friends
once more from my heart Cor the man
ner Ia which you have aided our efforts
far o pacific ana satisfactory solution
Finally I express tho hope that your
work and ours VIII not be fruitlofa."
The meeting also adopted resolution
Co the eject that 10 had heard with
satisfaction that the executive M tho
Trannynnl had accepted the Invitation
pf tho iolnt Inquiry. and trusted the
acceptance would render an outbreak
N hostllltlos practically impossible,
WHAT FIGHTING WOULD BE.
Pretoria, Sent. 2i.-Gcn. Joubert. tho
Hoer oommandcr-in- IL quoted as
taylug In an Interview:
"Tho Ultuntlon IL serious. Probably
tho heaviest lighting would occur on
the Natal border The Brlslsh arc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

State Convention Platform Candidates
Tor domination.

Omaha Sept 2l,lThc Republican
state convention meets In the Audi
turlum at tho exposition grounds ut
o'clock this afternoon Since last night
% complete change has taken place ln
the situation 90 flr aT the candidate
Tor the head of tho ticket ls concerned.
The State officers tI boz elected this
year Arc one supreme Judge and two
regents 81 tho state university. For
guprcmo judge mp Go this morning ok
Gov. Cruuuz was supposed 90 have the
best chance Tor the nomination. though
Judge Davidson uf Johnson county, %.
O. Cnlklna. OF BUFFALO, and Judge Sedg-
wick. 81 York. each had a considerable
following and the final choice was
much IN doubt The appearance OF the
Lincoln delegation this morning
changed tho situation materially. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

London. Sept. 2i.-'rhc speech Of Sir
wuHm Vernon Harcourt. the former
liberal leader. TO bic constituents at
new rrodoFar last night, and the mes
fsr, OF the Cupctown Afrikander mcm-
hers OF parliament 10 President Kruger.
have proved rc1 rags 10 the ''war at
any price" party.
The cope papers declare the action Of
thc members Of parliament amounts al
most 90 treason ana the same terms arc
apnllrd 90 sir wullam Vernon iiar-
courts remarks by the English anti
nou papers.
Those who claim the situation has
not set passed tho rublcon Of pacific
u.F1Uauons see la President Krugcr'h
answer TO the AfrikanderH a genuine
desire 10 avoid hosiilitlcs. Tho report
that Do has personally pcuuoncd queen
Victoria 90 avert hoHtllltlcs certainly
docs not bear out the alarmist reports
of English correspondents In South
Africa that Prcsidcnt Kruger deter
mined long since upon war. Nevertheless
preparations for that cycntuality con-
tnuo oncrgctichlly ON both sides. The
Beers are laugcring and British troops
ore reaching Kimberly and Lndysmith.
the onward march or the latter being
marked By enthusiastic ovauons from
thc scared inhabitants and hordcs hur-
ying southwark Tor safety.
The last report OF Boor activity cm-
nis,tcs from New Castle. Natal. saying
the Transyaai forces arc oncnmped at
Znndsprint and intend 90 raid Natal i'm
mediatcly after they understand that
Mr.. ChamborIaln's reply Is not Hatisfac-
tory.
Tho british army nursing service sails
from southampton tomorrow and MAJ.
Cen French sails Saturday, lie goes 70
Durham. Natal. TO command the cavalry
brigade.
The forcFolng includes an the actual
Developments. but they help little 90
solve thr universal qucstlon-'will thorc
Dc WARP"
THE answer of President stoyn OF tho
Orange Free State to sir Alfred Mllnur
The british high commissioner OF South
Africa, lH not regarded aa "a satisfactory
explanation ~ the Free states position
and uy mo- means dlsslpatcs the In
creased seriousness with which the sit
uluoU o. regarded,
Since the first Il has been reported
that the Free state would aggrcsslycly
assist the Tmnsyanl,
Vanity Fair frequently well Informed
REGARDING political secrets, today cm-
rhlt.g1lly rcitosntos the assertion that
there Will be no war % says:
President Kruger ~ an old man. but
De- Do no dotarl. He would like 10 get
hs own way, but not at the cost OF
defeat climb down he will. We main
tin the belief that there win be no
war" "a
Vanity Fair takes the view. which n
shared By several wooklics. that the
nhrmst daily papers have created
fictitious crisis.
Conservative Sitting Of tho conflict
inF opinions and rumors now prevail
lus regarding the outcome Of the dis
p1'' VIII be more practicable after to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
FATHER Is SENSIBLE.
Doesn't Want IIis Daughter Di,graocd by
European Prince.

Chicago, Sept. 2l.--The Tlmcs-Heraid
rays
Prince Alexis Knragcorlvlch. Of Scr
VIA, ls "a Huitur Tor the hand OF Miss
Mahollc swift, only child of H. g..
swift, OF the house Of swift a Com
pnny the big meat packers While In
Paris Miss Reed, the sister OF the lutu
Mrs. furin-Stuyvns, Introduced the
prince and the hplroFH Tho princes
wo0ing resulted in Miss swlftH consent
TO an engagement pending tho ratIuCa-
tlou OF tho match by her parents
A radical objection by Mr.. Swift.
however, 10 ratlfylnE the chOice OF hla
daughters heart ~ the danger az some
future time OF her being proclaimed
merely "a murruuutic wife In case NJ
the elevation Of Prince Alexis 90 the
throne uf SUrvlu.
The American millionaire remembers
the fate % Betsy Patterson, whose mar
rlnEc tp jerome Houuparte brought a1
much il llto her NO. H. therefore.
Threatens 90 dialnhurt his daughter II
she tcrsiHtF lu her love for the prince.
hltE swift ~ about 20 years ~ age.
Nith her cousin, Miss Adelaide Murphy
~ san Francisco, she was presented ut
Qurgr Nioturla's spring drawing room
ard II ~ sAiu was considered tho hand
gom,st ypuug woman In that distln-
guished gathering. Prince Alexis ~
over 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Chicago. Sept "a HCuurrvHHmau joe
W liuhrucf uf Wisconsin. re- member Of
ihr Republican UluCuH financial come
mltinu. which this summer drew uu u
financial BIN O. q TImUa.Il,rilu roe
porter last night al the Auditorium
1.-THE h.II agreed upon hy the commit
Tee and tD lH introduced at the uHxt
r'tHluu if iu my possession. II provides
fur u formal declaration M favor OF
The sold r.urdurl m 90 becomes law
the country uili hu uyuWelly aud exc
pllcitly upon tho gold basis Tho Some
90" committee has mot got cuuauuUI.
hut there N'I hn 900 practical difficulty
between the committees uf tho two
houses. the bin d. likely 90 pass both
houses"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
WILL DISTRIBUTE $4,000.
u. &. N. !. Directors Make Their Div.
idcnd Payable October o.

The board Of directors of the u. 6. N.
L. met 90 the Presidents office this ale
turnuuu and declared the usual 8 per
cent Fymi-uuuuh dividend. which WuH
made payable ou ana after october 5th.
Colonel Wybher Boo speaking uf Tho
condition OF trade, 1ftrr tha meeting
Hnld. 'b iugsH o. very good with us
lr fact % COL ull We can ask fDr The
prospects, Tor fall sales are very bright
indeed"
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WILL BE SENT HOME.
Remains OF 4. l.. Block to be Sent 10
81. Louis This Evening.

The remains ct \. Block. q prominent
merchant from ~ Louis. who suddenly
died yesterday at the Kenyon hotel. viii
De- shipped home this evening. The do
ceased had been 90 Salt LAX. since Sep
tgmber End. AMI during hls stay had
been uudgr the Clrs Uf physician Tor
acute heart and stomach trouble. 10
arose. carly uH usual. ate "a hearty
breakfast AMI came down 90 the r1-
iundu Of the hotel and Hat down 90 read
90. st. Louis papers llr arose and
walked over Co the UlTHr stand and re-
marked o. Miss RIUsenhoTg. tho young
lady 900 charge NJ the stand. that hr
was not feeling W0il the plllor VI hIa
remark
Block Thought Dec would DO All right Ia
10 little while. and walked into the lava
tory CO. take some medicine iiut uH he
passed. through the lunHr door. be- was
stricken with tho fatal attack. 10
Wou4! have fallen 10 the floor. had not
JlW Williams, tho porter, noticed tho
man rreliug ami run % HE assistance.
catching him iu hH arms, A cot was
brought 500 haste and tho unconscious
man was Iaid upon Il.
ur niles uuI Richards wcrr trlJphuu-
"a f1r. the former arriving Just before
Block expired. The doctor realized that
the attack was fatal. aud although he
dll everything he knew, % rrirlvc him,
death came lu few minutes. Dr.
Richards arrived n Tow minutes after
Block died Tie snld that Block had
called uu him last Tuesday and he ad-
y.sal him Co seek ID lower altitude at
nHoo block had therefore arranged to
leave tho last evening fpr home. ard
expressed fond desire 20 again res
his wife md children, whom he had not
soon fnr aE months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
MORMON MISSIONARIES
ASSAULTED IN ALABAMA.
Elder N. II. Tanner Violently Sruck-A Baptist Minister'S
False Charge About Shipping Women TO Utah.

Chattanooga Elders
H. Tanner distribute preach nsmc Alabama
As usual entering the city they obtained consent OF the city officials
before Of the
forming duty
Charles erat
Elders waited committee Of three dsreputabc claiming
10 the the Christian Of Bemer and ordered
TO leave the The Elders lott the
ootad by Reverend
Baptist minister the Elders shipping unocut
from Chattanooga"
Elder resident Of pnysou Utah twenythree
and is unmarried has his labor little
years He viii 2th and viii
Immediately thereafter lie brother Tanner this
ana cousin Of President Tanner the Agricultural College Logan
Reference to the Church records here not disclose tho FL
der g Fisher The Mormon" missionary tho
States according the NJ Fisher MN
here In March, 1888
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

New York. Sept 2i.-Tho following
letter from ox-Attlruyy General Wayne
MucVungh explains itself.
ITO the Associated Press.
~ bog 90 hU permitted 90 correct.
through the Associated pruas new mise
statements. which I am sorry 90 ind
tho enemies uf Captain Carter have I'm
vented and put in circulation 100 dldor-
Ont newspapers during my absence boo
Europe. one ia TINT De- has paid me "a
retaining Zee or 10000. und the other
o. that he has agreed Co pay mo tho
additional sum % $4,000 or more 100 case
hiH acquittal I only desire Go aHy that
both these statements ury sheer and
absolute fnlsphouda Wlthuu o particle
ri foundation or excuse Tor either OF
them
Yours truly
WAYNE NfACvEAGH."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Paris. sept giHTha governor uf
DIhIWey cables that Che FmnrU.Gar-
man DImmlHr'uu which lg deciding the
Iugn'nni boundary, lH being resisted hy
natives. Tho commission had tH uHht
HHvorl engagements. defeating tho ma.
lives and iuniUtlnr considerable IuaH
upon them. while losing only one native
trooper The French aud GafmauH cu-
Operated with tho greatest toHlIulIty
under tho command Of the French COM
missioner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Norfolk. Va. Sept g.-Thc hospital
of ST. Vincent dc Paul Wua almost to-
tally destroyed by tire between and
o'clock this morning. FlramHn ut work
OF az woman believed Co. b0 that OF Mrs.
McCunc. an ugUl dcmautHl patient.
The body Of lad has also been found.
one other patient Dr. reported missing.
Tho property luaa. % ia believed. viii
reach tl00.0yo with comparatively little
Insurance. Tho policies covering the
burned main building will not arrrC-
cato over 10000. Two nrumou were In
Jurad but are expected 90 recover.
S. Nluconts hospital was four stories
hlah exclusive Of the basement. cone
Htructol NJ pressed brick with stone
trimming uud was uU. uf the uDHt
South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Sheriff HowoIls o. in receipt ~ % LETT
ter from tho Chlnf OF police ut Butte
stating that John burton, one of the
alleged shupliftru turned loose hy tho
county attorneys ufNgU uu Saturday
last. was wanted mp there for forgery.
The 8hoHn smiled when De- read the
communication and said. ~ guess lu
have to ten the CHIEF he must Doe mis-
taken iu his man. us the police here say
he's an right and shouldn't be prose-
outed."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Washington, Sept. u.-A cahlcrram
from Con. uus 90 the war department
states that Second Llrutuarry 8. How
iuud. Twrnty-third infantry was ss-
Norrly wounded in the arm near ~
iarll Island uf Drhu, uu August 2l
Private Charles Fisher company ~. OF
tho same regiment. received severe
wound ln the forearm un Aug. 90,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
AMOUNTS ALMOST
TO TREASON,
English War Press Denunciations of Sir
w. V. HarcOurt and Cape Colony
Afrikander Nj. P'S.

Red Rags to the Angry Bull Krugers Petition to Queen Vic
tora Has Good Efect-War Preparations Unchecked
BOer Troops Ready TO Raid Nata-0rangc Free State
Reply Unsasactory-Pre that Kruger viii Yield
$1,000 Beers Ready TO Figh-Address Of Akander NJ p
and President Kugers Answer-iOpe OF Cape Coonists
for peace-Gen Jouberts Idea OF the British Route Of
Misunderstanding Boer Troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

London. Sept e.=Iloarl.nF the
cl0O.0lO In bar gold puruhla.l IN the
open market here yesterday i1r ship
mont 10 New York, MossrH. Drown.
Shlplcy q Company said 10 q reporter
OF the Associated PresH.
There has been no drain yet This
ls a fugitive transaction and not i'm
portUut No one can ship gold at the
bank N Englaud'a present rate at "a
profit"
J $. Morgan a Company said.
Tho shipment ~ without influence.
u was purely % transaction on gold
picked up In the open market"
The assistant cashier NJ the Bank OF
England said.
I'VE have notified New York that tho
transaction IN IN no way connected with
uH, ~ present there o. no tendency
10 export gold 10 the United States. but
10 may como soon
At tuluy's meeting OF the Bank Of
England directors. the governor. Mr.
samuel Stewart Gladstone. said he be-
llcyed tho now Indian currency would
not have any great eject On Great Britt
aims gold supplies. adding that so long
nH Great Britain remained the creditor
country there was no fear OF her losing
gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
MARTIAL Law IN BLClERS.
Anll.Semidc Disturbances Result IN Military
Patrols.
French Minister Of War warns the
Army that the Drcyfus In-
cIdent L. closed.

Alrlorr, sept. 2i.-In consequence u
the unti-semltc disturbance here yes
torlay The government has established
military patrols. practically amounting
10 the proclamation NJ martial law.
ORDER TO THE ARMY.
Paris Sept. 2i.HThc minister u war.
Gen. DcGalllfot. has addressed the fol-
lowing order 90 the corps commanders
"Thc Incident o. closed. The military
judges enjoying the respect of an have
rendered their verdict with complete In
dependence We an. without harboring
uftorthought. bend 10 their decision. We
shall In the same manner accept the
action that "a feeling OF profound pity
dictated 20 the president % the republic.
There can be no further question OF
rcprIsals OF any Kind. Hence, repeat
II, the Incident ~ closed. ask you. ana
n Il We're necessary ! should command
you 10 forget the past la order that you
can think solely uf the future with
you ana an my comrades I proclaim
Nlye T. Armce WhNh belongs 10 no
party, but Co France alone.
GALL1FET."
The order win be- rc,d 90 tho troops
throughout the French army
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Paris sept .l..M Gueriu. PRECEDENT
~ the Anti sHmItH League. who SUR
rendered 'H tha police yrst rdny morn
ina was Hkyu lh.a morning 90 Fort
thubrui ihu headquarters of the
League. IT,. promise. wore searched by
tho police. 20. GuUrlu luu.lur .u. A fr,y
GugtinitoH gathered ana oAy.reI their
leader.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Condition that brought tho BlE Chicago
Iirm Down,

Chicago, Sept 2l-Barratt Fnrnum a
co. the board uf trade firm. failed to-
day, A notice was posted on change
ut 1875 %. m, requesting that all trades
with the firm be closed. The house, Il
~ Understood. was heavily short Of
WhuuI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Montgomery Ala. Sept. 2l.-Almost
thousand more miners have Joined the
strike today But two cullirrles In the
new river district are now ln operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

likely 20 attempt TO invade the Trans.
vnal by way OF the Nanrc.nnes pans."
Urgent mes1up'1 ore reaching tho
raad from members who are demand.
ing authority Tor the Boers TO mass nt
strategic polntf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Carpcnteras, Department OF Vaclusc.
France, Sept 2i.--Formor Captain
Droyfu8 arrived here this morning and
went 10 the home OF NJ, Nalabregue. a
rnlmMNn.
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Kearsarrc Ont Tor Trial.

Sow York. Sept 2i-rhc now a.. s..
huttI0sh'p KC1nlrFr loU the brooklyn
NAYS yard today bound Tor the Nlaal-
,husrtt coast f1r hgr nnal trial over
measured course.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

bombay Sept I.-Mnior Cen Hun
Ger and HE stan with tho Devonfhlrr
regiment and squadron OF the
twcnty.nlnth hussoro have called for
tho CAPE.
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Lima, Peru sept "a, via Galveston.
ToN.Hny order of President DeRDmunn
the political prisoners who Arrived hurs
ycstorluy from Drrro dH pgHcu. have
been liberated ON parole
The PRESIDENT prudence uUl tact lu-
creased bis popularity inrf uirht Tho
thuItDr was crowded with Italian AMI
% few Peruvian mw.llUa uul a." prel-
dents upprHrIrpH 200 hIH hUN WnH tho
signal fJr uu ovation. 10 A. fhIught
that hIH conduct coupled with tIe good
sense uf thU people VIII soon -patub-
llsh peace aud order In Peru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

others. q COPY OF the resolutions was
ordered sent 10 every governor in the
Union. ana the conference adjourned
sine die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Pekin, hts, Sept. 2i.--John Herget,tho
millionaire dlstiller. died today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

The order will Bee rosd t1 tho troop
throughout the French army
The Greenville times., 1899-08-19

mar according to the modern spelling
was born in 1882, and succeeded ms
father ten years later. Descended from
the great ruling house OF JeyPore' anu
tbro,,ub his mother from that of Rut-
tam he is also connected by marriage
with the Rahtor family of kishengarh
and the Jareja family of Jamn"gar'
TrIwar in the north of Rajputana' u fe"
kours hv rail from Delhi, and still near
or to Jeypore. is a prosperous Wen,
managed state, noted for its schools anu
Lady Dufferin hospital, ana sun li'oie
for two excellent regiments, one OF cav
an. and one of infantry, raised by the
i,tc chief for imperial service wen
MANNED stables, gardens ana o'""e
,rro,es with an ancient palace OF much
6eautv in the city, possessing ValuaOie
-. and some rare eastern DOCKS
aIso features of the place. Engllsn
otficers who are fond OF sport sPe"N
With rapture of the tigers ana o'ne5
- ~ he met with in ulmar' anu
5,f tha sbikar parties the late manaraJu
- % 80 organize most Hospitality lor
.Eo gSo1 entertainment of his visitors Inc
nressnt chief has inherited ms 'a'lei :
i,.ertino instincts. is an excellent l'ueI
ond nd fond of polo and cricket Having
pnon S, Educated with great care unuer
the superintendeuce OF an E"s- s;i
Guardian. it is to he hoPto -iisor;ty He
6roye a good ruler when his minority
..nnrs TO an end.
The Greenville times., 1899-08-19
A FIELD FOR ENTERPRISE.
Russia Offers better Returns T.,
American Trade Than DO south
American Countries.

For the last five years, writes Vice
Consul-General Hanauer AT Frankfort
"our National Association of Manufac-
turers in the United States and other
trade associations and steamship and
transportation lines have directed their
efforts towards increasing our trade
with Latin-America While indorse
all attempts to increase our exports, |
believe an equal amount of money, time
and energy expended upon furthering
our trade relations with the Russian
empire would prove more profitable.
Russia has not only much larger
population than Latin-America, thus af-
fording a wider market, but the en-
pire offers the best and most profitable
field for our promoters of railway, elec-
trio and other enterprises; for the con-
struction of waterworks and drainage
systems, building streets and canals,
works in iron, making dry docks and
harbOrs and opening mines. Ameri-
cans have the most favorable chances
to employ their capital and skill ir
Russia, as the people of that country
are rather jealous of Europeans, who
figure in the role of pioneers, whereas
they have no fear of American assist
ance in developing the resources of their
country. | would recomend my coun-
trymen to go east and employ their
talent, time. money and energy in Rus
sia, which will return them ample com