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New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
SINGERS ON THE ST. LOUIS.
NINE sEMBRICHS TOUR WITH HER OWN
COMPANY-MME. TERNINA TO JOIN
THE GRAU COMPANY AGAIN

Nine. Marcella Senbrieh. accompanied by her
husband arrived on the ST. Louis last night Mime.
Semhrich who last year q member Of the
Maurice Grau Opera Company will not be with
that organization this year, but will make a tour
at the head OF her own company. Through De-
cember she will remain in New-York. giving song
recitals in the neghborhood. She will give her
first song recital next week at Carnegie Hall
Il am going 10 make the longest tour OF this
country" she said, that any star ever made not
excepting Mime. Patti At the head of the Sem
brich Opera Company shall leave New-York right
after New Years and go TO the Pacific Coast I
shall return stopping in various places and after
singing in Indianapolis shall go to New-Orleans.
My company will include some OF the best Italian
singers, among whom will be Nine. Mattheld and
signors Lara, FalazZi, Dado and Rossi. The or
chestra will be under Signor BevignanL"
Nine Sembrich said that she had been sick on
the passage as the seas were heavy. but now felt
in the best Of health. She said that at the end of
her Berlin season she went to Vienna and Buds-
pest where she sang in few concerts, and then
went 10 Paris.
Another passenger the 81. Louis was Nine.
Milka Ternina. one Of the members OF the Grau
company. Nine. Ternina is here 10 join the com
pany when It returns from the Pacific Coast, and
in the mean time will sing In concerts with the
Boston symphony Orchestra. Being ASKED bout
her plans for the season and what she mad been
sung in Berlin and Munich. and sang almost all
the time except for little while, when rested
at Carlsbad l knew positveiy OF 9nly one ,. new
is La Tosea.' I going TO live quietly during
this month except for very few concerts with
the Boston Symphony Orchestra"
Errlco Bevignani, tormer conductor at the
Metropolitan Opera House, was passenger. He
viii be conductor for Nine semorieh
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
CONGRESS COMMITTEES RETURN.
WILL BE BACK IN WASHINGTON TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

ST. Paul Dec. 1.-The members of the CohsIess ~
a,,i+taes attending the funeral Of Senator Davis
were altogether disinclined 20 talk politics SEN
ator Cullom said;
II Is neither the time nor the place 70 discuss
the Succession TO the chairmanship which the DEAN
- your distinguished Senator has left vacant u
is not alone a. chairman OF the ComInllle7ee on WVll
Foreisn Relations that Senator Davis VII pS
r,issed His great learning and his intellect uaI @
mower were so much to he depended on IN nattTl ;
6f Judgment that he cannot be FePiaceu IN '"
Senate.
The marty lunched privately and with friends but
this evening dinner was given at the Minnesota
club Kenneth Clark invited the senators 10 GIN in
ner at O'clock meet James j. iih ana L'S d -
atner men owing 10 the conditions Undef Wnlcl'
me narty is in the city the dinner was pflNae.s
rlhIs eyeuinR members OF the party started ~
wellington They will not be at the capitai IN ~
tive 70 answer the rollcan on Monday, as they
will not arrive there until ! O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

DE FoREsT-on Thursday. November 2s at Nsw-Haven.
conn Andrew ". De Forest.
srI services late residence No. 35i Orangest
Haven on Sunday December 2. al 2:30 p
Train leaves Nsw-York at lO2 a returning az 4So
m
EJERRrcK-At the Hotel Majestic Saturday evening
December / Frederick Harbeck Herrick.
Notice OF funeral hereafter,
pENgFTEI T,-susdsnly al CatskiI. n, T.. November
- Miss JeanRis T. Penhed IN the 18th Of her
sYMoNDs-On Friday November so after lingering III
ness At Los CAL Henry g, symonds late Leu
tenant-Coonel L, 5. A. In the IOth year OF BIS age
WAINwRIGEIT-On Friday November 80, William c.,
beloved son William ana Margaret wainwright aged
30
Funeral services late residence No, s42 unon-st,
Rrookivn sunday, December ?, AZ D. m
Ynterrnent Monday. N a Cypress Hills cemetery.
WINTHROP-On Saturday morning. December l. 1900. at
Ilenview Yonkers, y. Y, after short tlhess. Mary
Trevor wife Grenvihs L4nda winthrop and daughter
Of the late B. Trevor
Funeral services GlenVieW. 1onkers- Au7eia1
morning AZ 10 o'clock
Special ear VIII leave t2d-st- station al s;le
A-The Ken.co Cemetery.-Pnvate station Har,
tam Railroad 81 minutes ride from the Grand Central
T,epot. once. 16 East 42d-st-
Finely situated granite mausoleum for sale a. wood
Avn SeHetery. ioS price u EDMUND AAhkS -
Broad
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTIONS AND DINNERS

Washington. Dec. 1.-seeretary Cortslyou to-day
announced the following programme OF receptions
am dinners at the Executive Mansion for the sea-
Cf 1901:
January I. Tuesday-Prestdent's public reception,
IL a. n. TO i.30 p. m
January =, Wednesday-Cabinet dinner, =. m .
January a. Observation-Disclosures reception, o
10 1890 p. m
january lG Observation-Disclosures dinner. S
p.
January 2s. wednesday-JudieiaI reception. to
1880 p m
January 90 Wednesday Congressional reception.
3 10 i0:30 u. m.
February 8 Wednesdsy-supreme Court dinner.
= D.. m.
February IL wednesday-Army and Navy reeep-
tion, 70 TO 10 80 D. IN.
February ~. Tuesday-Publie reception. o 10 1880
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
WHAr BROTHERTON SAYS.
HE LOST MoNEY WITH OTHERS IN THE CON
TRACT coRPORATIoN-No A MINISTER

III l-JSi Mb-NfA WITH OTHERS IN THE CON
TRACT coRPoRATIoN-NoT MINISTER,
Denver. Dec Joseph "A. Brotherton against
whom in the Sherin's Court OF London. England
the London and Westminster Contract Corporation
yesterday secured a judgment for f56 800, is now
living in this city. He says:
Was interested IN the Contract Corporation and
had $4,000 worth Of stock. The company was capt.
talized for f2Ag hut only $4,000 was paid in. Us
objects were 10 buy mining properties that prom
Used 20 develop well and De good Investments and
70 put capital an other things. The company
bought properties la West Australia anc south
Africa and the primary cause OF its downfaH was
The Jameson raid and the South African panic
which carried down many companies at the same
time.
I was a director in the company. but instead Of
Inducing Sir James Linton join II he was chair-
man Of the Board of Directors before became
Interested IN g. I never sold 20 the corporation
mining stock IN doubtful companieH. ana when the
CORPORATION failed lost my money as wei as the
other stockholders Afterward came 20 America
simply business proposition know nothing
ii any proceedings 10 b. begun in American courts
apd have not been served with any papers. am
IIOt An American Methodist minister IS was stated
In the London dispatch, hut am Interested In
mi
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
CUsHMAN KELLOGG DAVIS.

The following were the pallbearers: James J.
Hill. Federal Judge Sanborn' Judge Chafles z =.
FIandrau former Governor Pillsbury former
United States Senator W, d. Washburn. Samuel
r. Thaver. E ". Peet and Robert q. Evans
The following were the connlittees IroIh I,-I tne
Senate and House: Senators Cullom, Nelson.
Garter Spooner, Hansbrough, Petugrew ana
Mcbride: Representatives Jenkins. McCleary;
Heatwole stevens Fletcher, Page. Morris ana
Eddy.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
EEr.rNGLAYD SOCIETY CELEBRATION.

The Nsw-England Society in the City OF New
York viii hold a special meeting the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel next Friday evening 20 nominate
Board Of Oficers 20 serve for the ensuing year
The nnety-ffth annual meeting Of the society viii
he held AZ the same place on Friday evening De-
ceuber ls 30 elect a Board ~ Officers. and the
ntnety-affh anniversary ~ ifs Oresniza ton and
the zsCtL anniversary Of the laTdnG 4 the Pilgrims
Will he celebrated by festifal a. the Waldorf
Astoria Saturday evening, Dee nber p, a. $50
g'clQCl.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

~, ~. steamer St Louis. of the American Line
v-bteb arrived here last evening, were the puAs
and duchess Of Manchester Miss j. A Anderson
F,rrico Bevignani Mrs. Rowland r. ConKiin'
-rbonas j Galloway. Captain Philip A. DWyeF.
Dr. and Mrs. Norton Downs and family. Iene'a'
and Mrs Herbert Eaton and family DR.. and MFs'
q Grant Mrs Charles b Herrick, Colonel james
l. Hall, Captain H. r. Lemley, L. 5 n: & n,
Lester. Major and Mrs, J. c. Mallery, MI ana
Mrs George \. Mower and family, Mr. and Mrs'
Jean Marcel. Ernst Otto. Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ scar
~, NTIssas u N and Pbvllis Sears Mrs. Jesse
SeligTnan the Misses Madeline and Alice 5ehEiiAl''
Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Scott, Professor ana AHs-
Sembrfch Mr.. and Mrs Gordon ShilIto II -
Donaldson Smith. Nile. Mlka Ternina, Mrs ,,t5 HeTIy
: Turner RIr. and Mrs. r Turner. Or; Nlllol'l
Colonel and Mrs Herbert Wright and Dr. Cheo
Angelo Zucch
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
GprtiaI Nontss.

AM prrsons who we're PsssengeFs in The Pulmaa
-Ans Y n Ontario ard Western train Ne. -. north
sr,5 <,SEn GO. Express leaving West shore
v,--.t $50 o'clock y. u, on June ISL
OK ar Mo can give any Information q persons whe
~srs passengers that train viii % talls
~ Y.
Congress Water, Ifs popular because Z Is health
Ell Tha- long been famous the desired results Il
tvs-. ~ ssr the eIeaa aftsr-tssts leaves che
naisfe an infAlIibla test of its purity
Every fan rs harvest % deaths caused e tail-
and health trying
DR sIEGERT' 5 ARsosturs BitJsrs enrich the e0od
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
SHOOTS BTrsELF BY ACCIDENT.

Greenport. Long isla I'd, Dec John Anderson
~ Suffolk while fishing In Gardiners bay
Yesterday afternoon. discovered lot Of ducks no
had r. loaded shotgun. which he kept within reaei'
a., ,,ok hola Of the muzzie OF The gun and puLeq
4, ,o,-ara him The trigger caught on the side OF
aoor and Anderson received the charge N ne ,ns
gace one side Of his head was blown on, So son' :
-. later William Griffin found the dead nah ,
Iii fTtfting and he flowed the body 20 this place.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
Re!iaicns Nsllses.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. NeV-Vork. LeAox-aVs. ana
Issd-st, Rev ~ ? NICHOLS, RectoF.-Services II
a. m. a.fS ana p n,
csmbeT 1900. AZ hSo Al CAIsNEei5E 81 AZ sc 5At.la
asivsr he nFst ~ of lectures The Fogndsrs
of Great Religious subject "ZaFaasteF All intsress1
insitsd,
ST TH0MASs CHURCH. shave. and S3a-sts-Hslv
Communion a MlTniHg saFVice. ana Aclq
camHagsion a. @SasS ems esayss sna ssSpA
Fhllzdslphis. viii preach In the morning'
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
ILLNESS OF CREATOR OF "MR. DOoLEY.

Chicago Dec. Finley Peter Dunno, author or
the "Dooley' papers. and tor many years an active
newspaper man OF Chicago. is seriously III at
ST. Lukes Hospital. Mr.. Dunno was taken sick In
his apartments In the Virginia Hotel, but was re-
moved TO the hospital by the advice OF his physi-
clan. He is suffering from typhoid fever: The
physicians at hrst believed ne had pneumonia put
to-day changed their ds gnosis and stated that Mr.
Dunno IS not now in a dangerous condition
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
EDWARD BEMIS AT COOPER UNION,

Edward Beuis spoke for an hour last night in
one OF the small rooms Of Cooper Union on in-
dustriaI Revolution" He traced the development
OF several Inventions Under the present system.
he said there would be periods OF trade de-
preston as in 1899 and prior 20 that time. FOR an
bombarded with questions on all kinds OF suojeeIs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
REPORTED PURCHASE BY @. VANDERBILT.

1t was reported yesterday that Cornelius Wander
bilt had bought new house in Newport No con-
1rmation could be obtained in this city. Mr. Van
derbilt. however. was said to be negotiating TOT
such a place, but there was knowledge on the
part OF those most likely 10 know that these nego-
tia tions had been closed.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
JOHN SLOANE IMPROVING.

John Sloane who has been suffering from ihnu-
for the last three weeks. and who re-
ported seriously m yesterday. somewhat i'm
proved last night. IL learned az Mr.. Sloane's
home. No SS3 Fifth-ave. that fear now
entertained regarding his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
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New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
80 ErRrRL4 ARRfrEH.

The Cunard Line steamer E'ruria. from iANe' 80.
,orod q, Quarantine at els o'clock last
night, and viii come 70 her pier this ma4H~~
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
MINISTER HARRIS REACHES PARIS.

Paris Dec. Addison c. Harris. United States
Minister in Vienna has arrived here. He will start
10 return 20 his post next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Liverpool. Dee. THE Cunard Line steamer Lu-
cania which sailed from here for New-fork To-
day. has on board Haddon Chambers, the drama. a.
tist and Winston Spencer ChurchlIl VINO u ~
Irg.tt IN Aule
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
IN NEW-YORK CITY.

Mail subscribers 70 the DAILY and TRT-vvEEKLx WI
Be eharsed cent extra postage IN aatoz a
the rates named above.
all communications subscriptions 80
advertisements te THE TRIBUNE, NsVs-Yorx City Ees
nit BY Postofnee erder ordsrs a2fA
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
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Europe viii not be BY this ship unless specially Al
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After closing sf Supplementary Transatlantic
Nails named above additional supplementary mails ara
opened the piers Of the American English French
and German steamers, and remain open until within
Ten Minutes or the hour OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
Postomce Notice.

Should De rad DAILY BY al interested.
occur az tims1
Foreiga nails for the week ending DeGsmber Iado
viii close promptly in all the General
follows Parcels Post Mails earlier
closing time shown belew.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY-At a. m supplementary a M
Europe. 8. St. Louis via Southampton fnall for
ireland must De directed per = So. Louis'); az
a supplementary 10 3a- a for Europe pes
feutOnlc. via Queenstown N. Belgium
direct Noordlaadf olaib must be directed per
o. NoordIaad'D.
THURSDAY--At a. for Franco 6Witzerland.
spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt. British india and
Lnrenza Marques. per Ia GasCogne. HavFs
mail for other parts OF Europe directsd per
8. La Gascogneff1.
SATCRDAY-At $50 m for
via Queenstown, at Et for Netherlands direct
P0tsdam mail mus1 be. directed per e. Pots
dam; al a. m. for fr5iy. per :. Columbia
Naples (nai be directed ''peF Columbia ,:
10 a m. for Scotland direct. per (msIl
be directed per s. FuTHessia'
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
Burnett's Vanilla Extract
DIED.

ia the hest the grocers know Insist on having H. II
Is for your food. Pure and wholesome
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Mrs.. Meiberr Brlnkerhon Carey and Miss Care,
% No. q West Fifty-hrst-st.. gave large receI
uon yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Mr. Bnd Mrs. I-oriiErd Spencer have returned 10
Newport from Boston, where they passed Thanks
Eiylng With their son.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

The theatre is all the rage Just now. seveFs
very large parties have been given in the course o.
the week MT and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay
Who had party on Monday AZ ''LAiglon," had
another large on Tuesday at The Gay LORD
eueK" Others who have entertained have beer
james J. Van Allen. Mrs. W. Storrs Wells and Mrs
StuyVesaut Fish.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

on Thursday evening Mrs Frederic Ganstin will
give q dance for her daughter. Miss May Gallattn
and ths will he the first Of tive the other 20 take
place on January 10 Mrs. william Hathorn Davidge
su6 a s. Frances Dayidge, OF No. l5s East Thirty
ScIeuth-st.. are 30 hold a large reception.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Miss Helen Talbot Olyphaut was another debu-
taute u the afternoon. She Is the daughter OF
Nrs. Talbot Olyphant, OF 40. 80 West sevenueth-
Assisting her IN receiving was her cousin Miss
ANY Ovphsht. and ia the party were also hel
sisters Miss AnRbsllh Olyphant Miss Marie Y
Olyphaht and Miss Anna NJ. OiyphRnt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Dr. J. P. Nester, Of Nev-Rochelle. was married
on Wednesday night 10 Miss Loretta Raymond.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George Raymond The
ceremony took place IN ST. Catherines Roman
Catholic Church. in Harlem and performed
by Father 6latteTy George Raymond, brother Of
the bride, Was best man. and Miss Mott was maid
OF honor. DR.. and Mrs. Nestler after a wedding
tour OF two weeks IN Canada will live in a
home which he has just built in CenJTeave.. New
Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

A reception given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. r. Hail Mccormick formerly Of Chicago
hut now 81 NeW-York. 81 her home No. q Wash
.ngtOb Square North. The Misses Henrietta Eliz-
sbeth and Phe5e Lord Mccormick received with
her. Miss Della Quincy, Of No. 62s Fifth-ave
also gave reception yesterday Afternoon
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
by OcEAN STEAMED

(FoF EITope. the Isles and al IN n
Universal Postal Union.)
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

ROebuek's Weather strips are warranted TO en-
clude the cold when applied doors windows Gail
on or telephons ltosbuck ~ Faiton Esra shed 1870
The great game Of Teddys Rifle from oyster Bay and
on TO washington Price soc j. A. CRANDALLa 25S
Washington ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Mss 7Caterins Q. FachiTf. the daughter Of Mrs
Fzndslly Faehiri. made her debut at q large re-
,eytion given IN her honor. Among the young
women who assisted IN receiving were Miss Helen
Doainick Miss Alice Clark Miss Mildred Dix Miss
ss bella Curtin and Miss Dorothy Draper. The
debutants was Eowneo IN white and received a
nsrubsr of Covers
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02


Miss Gladys Within. who is 70 he married 10
thoFass T. Peters on December r. had a large
HHihef given her last Saturday BY Miss Ellen
-Ne ranl ~ Philadelphia Mrs. Albert Board
'sh VI give her dinner on the 5th
recent Philadelphia engagement IL that Of Miss
L.he Fethersion 70 clifford Drake. of this city.
5iss Fetherston Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
p-AIane Fefherston, and Il younger sister OF
'a' Ramp Randolph and Mrs Mary Cochran
Mrs George Jay Gould is have another visit
HOm Lady Mary saclCvills who Is coming over
Ion Ion England before Lent. Mr. and Mrs. Gould
- LAtf children viii remain at Georgian Court,
AF and Mr.. J. Hooker Hamersley returned from
ssTrsons yesterday afternoon and opened their
Nv" h'nsf No. 1880 Fifth-ave.. for the season
Ars Goodhue Livingston. who was Miss Louisa
-obD daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hampden Robb
~ entertain extensively this winter az her home
~ /" west Ihirty-seyenth-st.
Nrs. Lewis Quentin Jones. No us West Fifty
,-sA-st, and Mrs. Alexander z. Van Nest. No. q
~ es1 Thirty ty-seveuth-st sil entertain dinner
s4shis 70 the Junior cotillon.
@rs Luther Kountze of No 5 East Fifty-sev-
en'h-si- viii Eive dinner for Miss Helen Kountze
w DsofTnber u. snd sftsrWard take her guests 20
'f Assembly Ban.
@fr l. JaeaueiiB Smith Mics Smith and Miss
sssseys Smith VIII give reception on Tuesday
''in"on 81 their home, No. East sixieenth-st
Mr. William whi,shesd Ladd. H.. and Miss
zsf lsoe o. no iss East Thirty-fourih-st viii
1--WE on Thursday afternoons IN December.
~--- Edward Behdle and Miss Alice HoWlana are
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Other ente -tainments Of the afternoon were the
reception al DelmonicO's by the patrOuesses Of the
Wednesday cotillons. the debut Of Miss Badgley al
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Howard G. Badgley,
Gnd number OF dinners and parties 10 the play.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Friday vii he with the dinner dance ,e be
-lvan 10y Mrs. Charles r Henderson for Miss
Nathalie Henderson Al Delmonicos. and the recep-
-iors NJ Mrs, John ~. Cole. ~ No. East Tenth
81. Miss Lucy Cole, that of Mrs. Maitland
Armstrong and that for Miss De Neuville az n re-
ceufion given by her sister, Mrs. j. Lsngdon
Schroeder.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

20 Ftfrh-ave and Mrs Charles Russell Lesycrsft
VII hold an afternoon reception for her daughter.
Nsss Agnes Ethel Leaycraft az the Hotel Buck
irrharn The Babies Hospital Fair will be the
attraction the Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Ny and Mrs Philip Livingston have taken No
West Forty-ninth-st. for the winter. This was the
residence of the Misses Graham and their step
father. Colonel Chisholm One Of the Misses
Graham IS now Mrs. Keith Walker. and the other
Is Mrs Lester del Garcia. Colonel Chisholm VIII
reside iu M0rrisrOWn this winter. and Mr.. AND Mrs
Philip Livingston viii come n shortly from Morris
toRn and occupy the Graham residence
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
New AurL Markets.

FIoUR-State ana western had IA stead :
Ter tone, without particular change ana
with trade moderate Minnesota patents,
s3s0uf %: winter straighta 81. iVa35a. win
ter extras, 81 6on2.ao. winter patents, 6t0
fiSsu
WHEAT Firmer on higher cables. ut-
expccledly snail world shipmenis anal
GOV eriug, December. = Il-ltd1i i3-l1c. {,
January. ssasN.SHsc.
RYE Steady, state. alas2c.. c, l. g.
New York. No. western. SGe.. (. o. b..
CORN Stronger ON vel weather. u
satecze of November shorts Ia Chicago
aud nrmer cables. December. s2a. 49, g, /;
MAY u l5-l6n ~. &C..
OATS Quiet but steadier. track. white.
staie. s5isus3izc.. track. white. western
Ponk- STEADY mess, sleaia.sS family
LAHD-Firm. prime western Gun
! 6Oc
HUTrER- Steady. =tate dairy. ien..e.
creamery. I9U .Is
CHEESE Steady large. October fancy
i0l.c small Octohsr fancy. lvi.c.
EGGS Stead, stat. and fcunsys anIa
s24l sse. western lnnr on. gfe,
SUGAR Rnw hfm, Talf refining. 3ise. ,
ceatrifugai VI teFe. t=se, refined steady,
crushed C.. pow ,iered 5l1f
TffRpEsrfSE .uieg ~ Nuttlsc,
RICE Steady. domsasle 't9H'tc ia
'@T'Ai.tsw steady city. s.e country,
iGAf STEADY. shipping. H.ysos. good
" choice. sSussc
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
KENTUCKY BANK WRECKED.
The Old story of Trusted Employee
and Fast Living.

and Fast Living.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 19.-United States
Bank Examiner Tucker has taken pos
session of the German National bank at
Newport Ky, and posted notice that
the bank will remain closed pending an
examination. Examiner Tucker also an
nounced unofficially that Frank Nj.
Brown, the individual bookkeeper and
assistant cashier, was missing and that
a partial investigation showed that
Brown was short about $201 900
Brown had been with the bank IL
years, was one of the most trusted men
ever connected with this old bank, and it
is stated by the experts that his pecula-
tions extended back rs far rs ten years.
The widest scenes Were witnessed in
Newport yesterday, and serious trouble
is feared today, when the officers and di-
rectors will be confronted by people who
hunted them in vain yesterday. Brown
was living a fast life. with wine, women
and gambling in his repertory. His ca
reer was not cut short by any discovery
at the bank until a jealous woman gave
him away.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22

cars illness occasions no fear. His
youth is his physicians best ally. Rus
SLAMS are touched by the expressions of
foreign sympathy"
The Svjet, after remarking that 1.-The
normal course of the disease has hitherto
been u favorable augury," says:
"The telegraph has given sincere ex-
pressions of foreign sympathy. Europe
and the world comprehend the role of the
czar better than ever before, acknowledg-
ing him as the first prince in the world
and the guardian of peace"