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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-24

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WENT FOR THE ALBANY.
The Cruiser Purchased from Chill At Last
Ready to Leave ENGLAND,

New York, January 24.-Commander
Joseph E. Craig sailed to-day on the
American line steamship New York to
bring back the cruiser Albany, which Is
at the Armstrong yards at New Castle,
England, and will be turned over to the
United States government in few
weeks. The vessel was purchased from
Chilli just before the war with Spain.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-24
ENGLAND ANXIOUS
Tension Is Growing Every Hour
Owing to Indefinite News from
South Africa.
WARREN TAKES SPION K0P
The Beers claim Light Losses to Them
selves and Great Slaughter Of British
General Kronje Replaced By
General Botha.

London, january "a, l.4O y. Li'-LA-
treme tension is caused by what may be
Justly designated the most anxious
pause since the war began, and 1T had
not been relieved up to the time OF
writing by anything save the daily
stock exchange runror which to-day
happens to have been started by the
bulls, who assert that General warren
captured Spionkop. The anxiety regard
ing the news is visible on all sides. The
war office was besieged early this
morning. 1t is generally recognized
that the Boer position, if ever taken, can
only be captured at a tremendous cost.
BOERS CLAIM SLIGHT LOSSES.
A dispatch from Pretoria, dated jan
uary %, gives the following from the
Boer head laager: -Four or five times
during the day the British replaced
their wearied soldiers by fresh ones
The Boer casualties to date are one
man killed and two slightly injured.
Our men are in excellent spirits. There
is a large, slaughter of British. General
Botha is now in sole command, Gener-
al Cronje having been sent elsewhere. !"
The same dispatch, evidently refer
ring to the situations at COlenso, says
"One of the large Boer maxims was
temporarily disordered, but was soon
repaired. The British north camp Is in
confusion. The people are observed
trekking aimlessly in all directions
ENGLAND SEES NO SYMPATHY.
The st. James Gazette to-day says:
The sympathy of America as whole
is, as matter of fact, NO more with
England at this moment than was our
popular sympathy with them at the
outbreak of the war with Spain, and the
contrast Of the official and the popular
attitudes is no less marked in the Unit
ed States than in Germany"
PRIVATE TELEGRAMS STOPPED.
New York, January 24.-The CONNER
cial Gable Company this morning sent
out the following notice: 1--WE are ad-
vised that the postmaster general at
Pretoria announces that all private tel
egrams for the South African republic
will be stopped
LACK OF NEWS.
London, January "a, 4:10 p MAS the
afternoon progressed excitement on the
Pail Mall reached a high pitch when the
war office officials reiterated at $3.50 p
M, Nothing received from Gen. Bull
ler." The suspense was increased by the
belief that Butler would never have
published his intention to attack the
Beers on Spionkopf unless he was sat.
tsfled that the assault would be carried
out before the news could be published
The evening world., 1900-03-27
OUR SORRY DAY.

II was a sorry day when Dr keefe
aud I moved ;o - Hasbrouck avenue,
in Kingston. two years ago. We had
been happily married for three years.
d.. Ree'e began to pay freauenVvisiI'
t. the grocery KEEP, by Martin Parish
across the street. at 20 Iasbrouck ave-
nue.. lie would end excuses to 60 10
the store. ana remain for hour. ,alslng
with Mrs Parish
rrprimanded him. and said Ne would
buy our groceric. else~here. from some
Of his patients Immediately he became
The Parsh- family physician. Mt.
Parish was ~ with a chronic liver trou-
BILE. and ~ keefc Sas constantly max
ing calls The Parishes lived a; 10 High-
land avenue. bui pr keefe's proios-
sIoanl du,les brought him 10 the Erocery
where Mrs. Parish hsi forth.
Then the iocioF ienasnei away from
home all night 10, said ais professional
duties kept him out. lie vas always
The evening world., 1900-03-27
RICH BROOKLYN MAN
MET VIOLENT DEATH,

I Later however. the family sent the
AFFIDAVIT, TO The CoroDers once. coro-
! ner's Physician Emil =. Hartuns, &C
oompanied by Dr. J. ~ Raub and Dep.
uiy Coroners Physician Kelley. vent t.
Grcensood and made an Autopsy.
lie reports that he found an incise
wound on the top OF the head ON the
parleial bone. another wound one-hsif
inch long running toward The forehead
a !ssgs cot of hood under the scalp
and dis ,oloraiion under the eyes. besides
bruises on the knuckics.
The doctor could not state whether
the wounds had been caused b. n direct
bow or had been received In a fall. lie
gave ais opinion that death was caused
by hemorrhase Of the brain caused b.
violence.
The facts Ia he case have been re-
ported TO the police. ami they wil. Gu
dea,or to learn how Henderson met his
death. Many Of his fr.cnjs b-ileye he
had az accidental fan.
Henderson VS. well known among tae
Brooklyn politicians. lie had lived In
B.uSkiyn sinne hoyhooi lie was sixty
no years old and vas born In Ire.snd.
Or Raul. Mr. Hendcrson's family
phy slcian. Who attended the autopsy,
made the following statement this sfter-
aosn.
Mr. Hc1derson died from he effects
Of Injuries ttat caused an lndentatIDn
OF the skull ana = lacerAiion of the
. alp. There vas . eliot Of blood bet ween
the scalp and saul and another clot nj
the base ~ the brain. TIE injuries
could have Len caused Sy a fall. but o.
90 how ar henderson met his death
you Eill haze 10 feek Information from
florida"
Mrs i,.nde-san. ID. ~ido~. made .he
sci!o~irE statement.
u hAve no idea how my husband met
re- death J ~ rived q letter from Mrx.s
Neysns. Who vss al the hotel. and she
told me. that she sas Mr.. Henderson
the night before his death. he vas
complaining Of fsing ~. but rsfused :
t-,ctor. He had been fishing on Tues
d1y and reHained hcns eli day We'd
sSirS Nevsns sasd Ne shss ~ bs1y
~ S,snd q ahe hes1Ne{ - lne ooos
p ~ 49, .srs - ~ 80:
Ii "A !. -. u. 7. I.. ~ 1.
The evening world., 1900-03-27
WANTED TO GO HOME.

She said on the night before the
morning tho story was published II
saaw's confession she accompanied him
TO Philadelphia. where she remained Al
tn. home Of friend Of hers. sh'
wanted To return home. but Shaw In
sisted upon staying at her friend''
house until morning Shaw told me
that he had met NJ Hay and another
reporter on Federal stree, in Camden
and that Darncll was implicated IN the
trouble.
The next morning he sent me out TO
&c, a paper I thought he wanted an
Inquirer because he wanted position.
lie became Impatien, and wen, out him.
self before returned.
When he came back he had a Times
and showed me the confession and
asked me what thought Of It.
tod him he would have to 20 to
Camden and deny 1t. lie answered tina,
4, vas true and tina, he had confessed
10 the reporters.
The evening world., 1900-03-27

Surprise was created In Brooklyn this
afternoon when the secret leaked oil,
Of The coronerS Office that william
Henderson. wealthy minefal-Wstei
manufacture. who went 10 Florida two
months ago with Hugh Mclaughlin. the
Democratic Boss of Brooklyn. and a
party Of friends. had met death BY vio-
ience.
The body of AIR. Henderson was
shipped here March u last. and the ar
nounccment WIS then mace that he had
died Of heart disease
The body was In charge Of Thomas y.
Nevlns. ex-rire Chief. who was also
one Of the Florida party. Mr.. Nevins
returned the same day.
4 few da,s ago the Cofonef's physi.
clan removed The remains from vault
In Greenwood Cemetery. performed an
autopsy and found wounds and bruises
which caused death.
Mr. Henderson lived at Sg Thir;ecnla
street. Brooklyn. With his wife. three
SONS AMI tao daughters. 1t had ben
his habit for ten years to spend pari
u the Wifscr In Florida Whcn the
Mclaughlin parry lef. in January. Hen
d,fssn tnIned them. They went TO Mtr-
rltt's Island. an The Indian River. where
ex-Fi-c chief Thomas r. Ncyirk, Of
Brcoklyr. runs see River View Hotel.
News reached brooklyn on March is
thai Hsssersoa had died Of hear, fail
ure. II was said that his body was
found outside his room IN the rnorning
and Il sss believed ne hal died while
sunnoning aid
The family ENGAGED undeftaksr A.
drew J. currsn. o. Third street. Brook
Ign. ard while he was preparing 10
embsim the tsiy he discovered a cIosI
Of blood on the bead and q number OF
cuts.
Ne directed the attention Of the family
10 his discoveries and made sfsissIt 10
~ facts-
On vpsa - ~ sunessl vas M.
~ - ~ 1894 y : lenoonsy
y. ,
The evening world., 1900-03-27
HAVE HILL AND
M'IAUGHl|N SPLIT?

Or e.!i ~ p-remp,ory n.sndsmu'
commanding them 10 restore Coney'
name Ia the roll from which "a Vas
erased March 2
hiis,ie.i to inc Tapfis Nas . petition
~ corcy's stating thsi hc nid bcef
Illegally expelled from the General COM
mittce to which t9ie el~ctor- ~ the
Ninth Assembly Disific; had duly elect
Ell him at the primaries on Sept. -.
ON March .. he ssyr. the Committee
.'xpslle him against his protest. BY
which fc.inn ic ws- unls wfully Co.
prlved ~ ~. once Concy has enssT,d
rx.C;av. psvif ~ IAN % counsel H.
,ssltss-n N N. Ninth Rrcesltn Assembly
District l. stronger than ever.
lie siya No wss mslignei IN the To-
paft sf fhe Committee vhich accuse
him az entering into conspiracy 10
barter from 100, to Acre votes to james
T. ficye, Re,uhiesn candidate Tor
Rerisisr of Kings County. u was at
ssed thar caffsy ka.fsi J. M5rnssy
Gr.y. DenorAflc esasbdA,e FOR that
nfs.w or7s uss the only Dsoosrssis
$780, q - = - $500 ~.
The evening world., 1900-03-27
HIRED A SlEUTH.

One hight In company With a detective
and some friends. I followed Dr.. Keefe
After what we saw ! fiiei suit for d.
vorce naming Mr.. Parish 40 co-re-
spondent
I went to live with my aunt. Ycs.
ccn:ir1ed writing letters until her aus
band came hume and died rhe last
letter ~ns written on Dee. II. I ecrib.
blcJ 1, ON yellow wrapping paper, and
walked down the street with my aunt
and placed 4, under her door.
when I sss II IN court to-day there
Vas a stamp on the envelope. aud the
pos.-mark vas Dec. II At the top OF
the letter some one had drawn several
vulgar pictures and scrubbed scurrtloas
fiuff underneath
shortly after New Years I vas &C.
cased Of using the m ais for improper
purposes and arrested. Their Nax no
complaint about these letters until after
I Instituted the divorce proceedings
Then deliberate attemp, VAS made to
ilstcn criminal act on me. although
wrote nothing an honest woman need
BE- asha med OF.
I sent nothing 70 Mrs.. Parish through
the mails This prosecution II an at
tempt 10 farestail my suit for divorce.
That case will come TO trial vhen
this IL concluded. TIE evidence ihere
will show the Srcaged and prosecuted
woman In this case.
The evening world., 1900-03-27

/ have admitted on the witness stand
writing letters to Mrs Lillian Parish
Why did 10 ~
She took my husband from me she
ma. ruined my home and wrecked my
life knes wat dhe was doing. sac
dIi u under my eyes. ] tried TO stop
her by wafnihs letters. When ihese
failed and brought nothing but abuse
from he. I hl.d suit for divorce Then
my letters we're placed In the mails
and this a,,-mo, planned 10 make me
a vlolaior u the Postal laws.
wrote nothing obscene. Nv letters
were th,se % an honest woman fnll Of
jlst anger. No. ! did no, sign my name
t. hem Mr.. Guilty Conscience kne-
whence they came. have her answers
10 them 20 show that.
The evening world., 1900-03-27
BURGHERS MASSING FOR
GENERAL RETIREMENT,
Transports Packed @
Biggarsberg, Il ID Sald,
and All Preparatlene
nade for Escape r
Case Of Necessity.

LADysMrTB. Natal. March a.-1no
Beers are massing Ia their intreacAoo
positions al the Bigearsberg. an1 tnoIs
transport rains are packed ct Newcas-
tie in readiness to facilitate their ~.
', treat IT. case necessity requires sucA Z
step.
LONDON. March .7.-Reconnslsunnooe
Of slight Importance continue to - ~
only features Of the war in South AZ.
-ica. Lord Roberts Is stili at Blosmfon-
teln and wired to-day to the War once
as follows:
"BaoEMroNTEIN. Monday. Marcel
3.-capt. sloane-stanley. Of ~ -
teenth Lancers. was slightly wounded b
an affair Of outposts north Of the NOD.
der River. March q"
A despatch from Bloemfonteln. dated
Monday and published In the Tins.
smplifies Lord Robcrtss despatch =
follows:
~ cavalry Reconnaissance was 49,
YESTERDAY toward Brandfort. The M.
teenth Lancers. by diminishing. 1row
the Beers from their position into ~
open. when the Ninth Lancers attonnos
ei to outnank the enemy while IT,
were engaged from the front By Z -
mounted section OF the Sixteenth Lan>'
GERS. Our casualties are reported % -
few
A despatch from Maseru. BssuiolanA
says the Basuioland Government b bunvI
collecting natives to De employed g
Bloemfon,ein In repairing and laying
railroads. The natives report that ~
Free siaters on the borders Of Hasutos
land have refused to 50 TO Knooastsnt
and are staying on their farms. - Il =
now the ploughlng season and thsy ere
Inclined TO Keep their land and suhu;o
rather than give u w and nxht. ~
Boer reports from Natal show 10 -
yeiopnen,s Of Importance have occusson
there up to March q \ despatch ~
the Boer camp At Glencoe. dated NssuA
.. says:
No attack Is expected 10 be maoe =
the Boer forces In Natal. Gems. Boena
and Meyer have been Joined By IT,
wives. Pretorius. with q patrol. 81 ~
tween an advance guard Of Lancesu -
its main body March .. One LanooGS
VINO refused to surrender. was shot.
Gen. Bo,ha denies the report, ~
Transyaal women were wounded II ~
rugela trenches. Gen. Butler has ~
the Boers a list OF their wounded. sen4p
Ing that he buried sixty men. a.
Botha says this e impossible. - -
roll. do not show any such loss" ~
The evening world., 1900-03-27
ADMITTED HIS CRIME.

told him to deny the truth Of the
story and that ! would stand by him. and
added that IL ne didn't ! would expose
him to my friends as guilty Of the muir
der OF his mother and grandmother.
Upon cross-examnation Miss Wood
SAID she nsd broken with Shaw soon
after after his confession. but had al.
ways spoken TO him when passing On
the street since that time.
~ soon as Miss Wood finished her ,es'
timcn5. she with her mo,aer aud sister
le:t eae courtroom
The evening world., 1900-03-27
MRS, KEEFE IS NOT
GUILTY, SAYS JURY.
Wife Accused of Sending Bad
Letters to Rival
Acquitted.

Of having sent an Improper letter and
picture 10 Mrs. Lille r. Parrish. a
widow. whom she th~Dght TOO friendly
with her husband
THE wife admitted having written a
portion o fthe letter. but denied having
pcnnei the last part Of {, which was
particularly scurrilous.
The evening world., 1900-03-27
MRS. KEEFE'S OWN STORY.
81 AM A VICTIM
OF AWFUL PLOT"
BY Mrs. Julia Keefe.
Dictated 10 q. E,-s,.x World Reporter

absent from home ON Saturday nights.
had detectives follow him.
What | said TO him and Of him re
suited in Mr.. Parish sending me sew
eril letters This hogan early las;
Summer. Some were threatening. some
haunting
In Angus; her husband went 10 q saLi-
tArium IN Battle Creek. Mich. Or.
keefe'. visits to the grocery did not stop
after his pItiea sas sane. Then I be-
gan writing TO Mrs. Parish. said that
her conduct was observed. got for II
personal abuse.
When ! appeared on the street Mrs.
Parish would come out on the Sidewalk
and give me a tongue lnshing.
The evening world., 1900-03-27

The Jury In the Islander case OF Mrs
Lille r. Parrish against Mrs Julia
Keefe rendered a verdict Of no, guilty
In the United States District Court this
afternoon.
Mr.. keefe. wife of pr Christopher
k.efe. OF Ropdoui. y Y. was accused
The evening world., 1900-03-27
POLICEMAN SMIrHs SLAYER MUST DIE

WORD received District Aoney Afternoon tha
rh Court Appeals affirmed the My lo
nd killed Policeman Smith Church ri Rsdn IA
November Meyer sentenced 70 cepcutod and m 1es
I'm Sing Sing .cr reart
The evening world., 1900-03-27
EVA WOOD, ANGRY,
81 APPS AT LAWYER.
After Testifying that
Shaw Told Her he
Killed His Mother and
Grandmother She Re.
sented Attack on Her
Character.

fSpScNl 70 fhe t'Sn'nt """f
CAMDEN. N. j.. March 2'-The prom
led sensation in the conspiracy case,
for which the two reporters. Sloan ana
Hay. are being tried. was sprung this
morning ny Miss Eva Wood once Eli
shaw's fancee.
Prior To Miss Woods testimony Po-
llccman Hartman said that he had Sc
ere'ed him;slf In saloon where when
threatened by man to whom he owed
money. ELI shaw had confessed TO Kill
Ing his grandmother and mother
Hut Miss Wood was the important
witness. She was arrayed In bright but
HARMONIOUS colors ami was calm
throughout The ordeal
The evening world., 1900-03-27
comsTocv ACCUSED or serRayINe FRIENDS

'r.tr, Uon,ia,k, Cor r. norton Goddard
s'rn rnel against him hcoAuse had The word
ly tho Fao,s' aruiot'rr hill ihlt iu hf
think 9 practically acrplycd IN present shape .
mp1,cnt' Capt Goddard said ~ Nr. Com1o
he 81 the Enovipgly' he played Ms nllr.
The evening world., 1900-03-27

Wednesday: fresh west TO north wtsds.
Tae foIIe~inG record Shows changep n
the Temperature tor the uarnlRe >eorA
sr Indicated by ~ snssusoe>ns =
|, Perry rs - : !.
The evening world., 1900-03-27
1OP.M.EXTRA
NURSE AND THREE CHILDREN
FOUND NEARLY sUFfOCATED,

Mary Hahn forty years hS charge, John -,
aged three Ave aud respey
o9' East Thirty
ald with escaping Ttry
byterlnn Hospital
The evening world., 1900-03-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

rossssS for the shirty-six honrs end
Ing At SIP. \. "Wednesday COT Sss fers
clsy e ,,s|aasai yss J. - 2 :. e. Z
The evening world., 1900-03-27
TWO BIG TRUST COMPANIES TO MERGE

the Norton Trust COMPANY to-day
tn consolidation win tho state Company tA merged o
poraton com,aty and h, 81
10000 capital
The evening world., 1900-03-27
RAIN STOPS TROOPS
Wet seasss IN rsso swing An 49,
ssssh Afrtcs-Csaps Ne6e

Into sws0Vs.
CAPE TOWN. March H.-Rsirs -
general throughout South Africa. -
rivers which have been dry for yeoao]
are being flooded Aany camps 6F1|
transformers INTO swsmps. Thk vfII -
more initiate against IN iamo11c
British advance.
Sickness among the Bcer pr.ueoq
the transports f. increanln0.
deaths occurred March - [4
The evening world., 1900-03-27
REPORTED CONFESSION IN eoEBel TRACED

FRANKFORT March 27w. " this sf,,ruoos ON
Enonveah Attorney r-lnt'l AM .epa.,.f ill., "a, -
) REGARD " ~ Gos,, ~ vsssnaiiau
The evening world., 1900-03-27

Rsiirsas Nas's sseosa ~
Y. A. Ford. traveliiss pasesa1
Of the New Yovk ard tan1
piv.sIon Of ths Pvnnsr1soaia
d,<d suddenly d ~ houlo
:;ss:s :ssSsy, -
The evening world., 1900-03-27
HIS CONFESSION.

Detective Miller who kept the saloon
where Pollceman Hartman said he
heard shaw confess to him, sas called
and corroborsici the policensn's r;or,
tasi Shaw had confessed TO him that he
committed IN. murder.
A. Miller LEFT the stand Shaw Wa
called and admitted having a converse
tion with Miller about debt.
Did you admit the murder TO him.
mo. no; to my knowledge.' replied
shaw.
This reply caused . rustic among the
sprctaicrs-
sliAW's DENIAL.
nd you admit 10 Miss Wood that the
l1lnes step ms truey'
'0ou1aDvo1y ~"
80 a1nisssG M - pes,sd y -
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Serbreitet iid ME milDes Tcuer.

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uertuu'en iie ii6 .om beiten." Nbra
BAN Sare, elm beruorrasenber Npo:
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Sabren @eltdfte oetban babe. @ii
len sic warum2 Die meilten &rant
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Wasens, Der Geber, Der Nieren, Be,
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Der Wensen pom Rrantbeiten. Sc
baut ras sanse Spitem mier er aui
uerleidt irSeno einem idmaden, fldn
telnoen, berunterSefommenen Wanr
ODER Nrau neues Nsben uno &raft.
Ereis SO Gents 0ertauft In Us
S. 9ubn's Apotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12

Gtaatseiienbabnen gibt es
in 81 u6lano ieyt in Der 2dnge BON
25,400 &ilcmeter q Gilometer aleid J
engliI6e Meilen). wGbrenO Ia, 666 Giloz
meter bon YriUatgeiellidafteu ~uerfualtet
tperDen.
Sass prengen Der Straben
NIT Seemafer 1T swei= bis Orei.
nal 10 miriam. Gie oas Sprengen
nit SiiBwaIier. Scenes bdlt Die stra-
Zen iuesen Der carin 9elolten bpGroIto=
pilhen Galse lanae 3eit feudt. Dbne
baB iib oaDurh Shlamm biloete, uno
es bdrtet uno binoet Den Waeaoam. 10
baB Ii5 bieier nit elmer Grulie iibers
sieGt. Die altD nrr wenis StuubbilOuns
auitommen ldBt.
Gen meifen 4born3uder
unter allen uniunsfaateu eraeuat Der.
mont. Sic Sabresproouftion an 'ols
DEM betrdgt oprt naGe,u 1000, 900
Pfuno. SIN Green Mountain" .Staate
sr9ibt ferner cine Sub ourdIhnittlih
mebr Butter, nan erbdlt Oort BON einem
Gdafe einen sr0Beren Worrath 99plls
uno man erselgt bort mebr Gartoiieln
BON einem Nfer Qanres, als in iraeno
einem anperen Staate Cntel Cams.
Sic dltefe Crgel biirfte tuobl
bic Marientir1e in 2iibed baben, oenn
bieies Wert tuuroe 1904 e,baut. Sic
Crsel i'll sesen so Sub bod uno iiebt
auf elmer grOBen, aetuOlbten @allerie.
Sic bat Yeoalpieifen BON 80 SUB
2Gnge. Die befanntlib a%nndberno ben
t%iefiten, iiir bas Chr oes Meniden als
iolben mabrnebmbaren Son geben.
General E Il ammt aus
Seplig, g0bmen. 9lio permeloet
cine Oortige 3eitung. Gronies Yater.
10 Iiibrt oas Ylatt Oes @eiteren aus,
lei 1880 als frans0iiiher Sod Gronier
nit Garl Dem 3ebuten na6 SepliB ge=
tommen, babe BORT cine 3eit lang Elm
Gjatbaus, Das Sotel Dc 6ranee, ge=
fiibrt unO lei Dann ms Nuslano ge-
gangcn.
Ser1t9erungs ge1ell10af
ten mics Sapan I'M Sabre 1890
nur bier auf nit einem 8eiammtfapital
bon sl.434,O00. Sn 1898 CAB es I'M
MitaOoreide 70 eingetragene Gerii6e=
rlngsasIellIdaiten, nit einem Gapitale
BON insgeiammt $50. 900. 800; 36
GeiellIAaIien batten ALIEN $1,000
9OIicen gum Setrage BON slO6. $780,
600 ausAeIellt.
Sic 3innproouftion Der
groe 1T mir 9ering. ca bas Metall
ielien plrtommt uno auqenblidli6 I'M
9lbrebmen begriifen. Sic betrug 1898
nur 1880 Sonnen, seaen 1900 in
1897 unO $3.50 Sonnen in 1890.
Sen weituus sr0Bten She'll oauon lie
ferte Die MuluiiiGe 9albiniel, ndmli6
1892 Sonnen in 1898. ge9en 46,618
Sonnen in 1897 uno 1925 Sonner
In 1896.