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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-30
Natife Coast & gexas
OF @ou1panp.
GbriDgc Yafbam, IT,, pral1nee't'
Bireour: 3immerrei6e 6S Continental Crult 9e6auoe
BaItimnre
S2,OOO,OOO.OO
$t.OOO,OOO.OO
$500.
Mntoriiirtes &apital
Setise Musgabe
Yarimertb Der Mntbetle

S mrh i'm sas bon so arH@9'unp eaHn'n'
Stso eunf eN1Ornen
@omsni p.9 5fnHS na' Nm
aeanHH bonn em st fne n'a = @ s ursb
in entDdtHa Der umaatH uH0 D" dnS'Ha'sn SF"''
sas eo.bum bfr GOmsa'H. it, Don nn @ m
safer pro Sag lk t @ obr
aH n@ram prn "a ~ ami urb uns
eObosn anaut beOHHn ptO u"' WV ~
Sns an Gel ften ~eA
3ahungen fir nnler Saho @
2Dbrungen in be'nen 81
bhrdnfter Setrag BON Wtften n"r "e "' S
Gents PRO Mntbel pferirt. ....
m suann an 80 Gents pro Mnthe r e'"e"
rs;eren 9oa 9lfen erbbb tperoen
es d ous ounuban8 qans Obas nsas sur
e.s s orm, wrn bic NIT GdASn'
pri pnunOm s esotn Dti6s eHesho barao
otaanSrsn m $40 m'H auss m DE
9sot aus dHH a9HOH S'P"a"' ~ "
BEN gai5 sapbnp Oss ebmat pHo . . ,, -. ,,r
aAna si1 @ ssGs g. @ n sh4n rsss em
aur s ng SSs @ s @ tas ss"S1f 90 S5 s5fe5 e
nf# n S9s en- @ 4 % # S @ Sn as'9dHH8" DO"
so na 100 Sm BON BEN mad 0nn a
n Sr sn a 3 @s'a sa naa an
% RRRss Rms mSa" HnS S0f m B p
as a % s ass asa es s5s cit s 6aaa " a n no
SIT" ss a uss ss S Sss sssrla % ia SS
D s: Il ri $ s s bic ss ; s %' TT S
% 's % ssata ss s sb 81 5asts Ss as giass
~ jT 5 % sFs so s l us % rs n aae % @aran m % a %
5 safi"sss ss % al % my S % 5 Gas % @ a
si ss4 s s1HiHsE g 10 " s ah @a saaa e. 4 "
in ben oun ora atulua hn mir" ais remD s
% aasa5aae ardss unnans nseh
3tnrtfir GnnHt & GfxnH Oil Co.,,
8tmmerrebe 61s eOmtinemtal esebaaoe Baltimore.
selepbum ,Gpurtlanb" Bill en-9
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Gnmmen irriinniQ snriid.

Sun5run5isco, %. Suli. -
Der Sransportbampfern Medbe," MEL
der geitern bon Manila bier dngefomz
men it, bat Die adte 8atterie 5eloz
artillerie, 40 irriinnige unb 25 aus3eb=
renbe Solbaten mttgebru9t. Inter ben
poTagieren bes uMeabe" befinbet fi4
aud Sberit 6. G. @reenleaf, Der flint
tige Gbef Qrmeear5t bes Separtcz
ments Galifornien, nit ieiner Satin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-30
gSbilt.GnnarcB.
GutIeBlifrr gnb.

2ebanon, pa., 90. sSuli. =
peter pitt, 20 Sabre at, bon Scranz
ton, Pd. fiel beute in einen Der golez
broOf'f6en @r3zRoit0fen unb erlitt,
ebe man i'm beraus5ieben fonnte, Ell
nen entfeBli4en Sob. Die gellenben
9iilferufe bes Bel lebenbisem Qeibe
8erOiteten fonnte man cine 6dlbe
Meile I'M llmtreiIe pernebmen. Qus
man enbli4 bic 2eit6e beraus5Og, mar
bas 5leii4 bis auf Die &no9en gez
rD1tet, reIp. perbrannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-30
Ser 8eabtnger M q d i
niFen Strtfe.
pGGBe Der Itrifenb ben 6 l.
1engieber NIT neuen
Qeuten befeht.

@6arDn, 9a., %. Suli. - Die
yMmerican Steel eating Co." bat
pieberum cine gan3e 8aggOnlabung
neuer 4rbeiter bier6er gebru4t, um
banlit bic Ste(len Der ausitGnOigen
giiengieBer gu befeben. Die 9eiellz
f9aft i9eint ii9 auf feinen Gomproz
mib einGaFen gu pOllen unb entf4lOiz
fen su iein, ben 8etrieb nit neuen
0euteu burn3ufiihren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-30

wdbSdp& Co. 0spsNprf. -.
Bertbe Serren! - Seit iaif stpsi Sdbrtn mar t1
fronf unb babe siniQs Der ertaGrsnfsn Ierate IN
ptu 8treiniqten Stantsn gu &otts Qe3oG.1. SD
bao,te unp ranf btibes WalIer in ben SotsSprinesr
qri., obtr AGss i&en bsi mir t'tn.n ertoG, 90
babsn. als it abrs @n,eige. bemerfts, bd3Ia6
ID init Sbrsn 9liusn eiutn 9eriuh bu MAIDEN unN
otbraudts id na6e,u sfpsi S6a6teln. Sd nahnI
sipei gineu bOr benz e6ldfsn0sben uuS sine nO9
Dem arRbtiid unO bobsn mir oisislbsn msbr eits
oetbaT. ais ircene Gtipas, tpas Id btsbrr gtr
Srom6f babe. netin aeineH bthana in sinr eebtr-
fronfbtit Tastns 9aut anS nsine auoen Daren
qaus oefb; i'd bate itIdfriGs 9ttab!e foar Dts
Elm 8strunfsnsr bate S4mer3en birett hber oeus
GaseI, qeruS, dls OF Die @Olls uuf ben Magsu
bride. Neins Gingsptibe Earen it9r oft DsEh
fcpft Nltiu Muno uHe bic 3uuat tDareu nettens
tbeifg ert,ifuost. Whp.tit mar 5pGr gut, dber ot4
Waoruno tonutt ni6t bsrpausu unb lag i5tper tnE
mooen, 10 oab btsftibs INNER Diteer enpOr fan-
Tebmrn. @itts i5tden Sic mir ben rRat6esbcr.A
@d,tuKosnol 9en sauce,
@otzSprtr9s, Irt.
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I'm sunrert aesen Gins

,u toc,.tn, mus man iener Sabt ebr iber it;n.
9eenn ss Fh abr nm cine 98stte Olribsr bdnDsln
iontt, tpslh,s Die bete Nrjn,i geaen 6dmprrboioen
it, 10 fam man otfroii SduieRo coer aub 3sbntauz
ieno atq.n Sins aui Or Silsbes's 5triibmtts od=
morr6oiOsua0silmitt,l 2lnuttHs 1eitsu. 5auituos
unD 9sbntaH;enoe. Def3e pur6 Dioft beiltrditieen
5tubildp'ftn turrt DorDta Fno. 5sltotie:n poasr
Hanfbarfeit odN anatefs Sinoerune uHo ecilHng
brinqt no ale aHDssu 9tittel Der aerite uHo Apcs
ibsfsr ptridgsn. 9robsn frti pou =. 9taiatetsr L
o.. SDE 24l6, 3slp=Qort. tSi,2 Ga, 1&S)
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unbeba9en
ua6-
oeut G1e1t.

9rrsonsr, u.lt, nod Ssm GFen nRb.bugen csrn
fsdrtn nit snem G}tfiib1 Der goAbsit unS S9ntre
uno iped)e bduiig finben, pab Die Naptuh9 plt sIE
surtisi5iaftit, edmorrbOi0en. eiutunOranG in. ao+
bic, Maqtnidurs @auisa, SOSbrtnntn, aSptl9mEess
zen, abf4eu gtq,n Iabrunq, 9osartieem unItSSsnt
5er,fbpd6t pber 0trjtlOpitn erttdenoen uRo esf
snoenpen G.fiibleu, obtr iptnn lieatno, bstm auFs
ittSsn an sbipinOs i'm Sopie, S6lsitr BOG BEN
anqsn. Giebsr unO cSmpfsnn S9mtrltn i'm zsr ssoplsr
Tlanosi @eripiration. eelbsr SaNtlGrEns S0ntsts
zen In Der Stite, Sruf, in ben gllt@rn uHS
pl6sli8sn Gnfdaen ben 3ise ltiSea, iOlten etniss
Goie1 oon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-30

Baltimore = bio . ahm. 8iilletin.
$500 pcn Baltimore mad, Mtlantte . Y ITO
anO laria ieSsn 5rtitaa uno samfas, giil,s i.as
haa, einidliebli6 eiiltie. 9lui aasn 3iigsn
QiItig. Gonal glue="Sienft.
$1,000 ppn Baltimore mad, Der pan=amert.
faniid,en Nus ifcIluns in Smffalo un6 surnd
om 3O Sul s., a., 20. unb %. MuguT. Der
3us p.rlabt ben GamOen=Sabnbof nm 755
@prmittaqs, ben Muunt &ODal=SabnboT nm 3
1lbr 0ormittags. Surdblaufenbe Sarlor =9SG9=
qons. Sie 9inets fnb fIr Die &adfabrt te.
ben Saee eiiltis, eini6lisbli6 hsg Saee5 pes
9}erfaufs, nuf alien 3iigen, ben rSlad Sta=
monb Grpreb@ unD .SRppal eimitso- aus9enpms
men.
$1.OO Don Baltimore mad, 5arper's Terrp unc
SSinbeffer unb surid ON Sonrfda, osn q.
aueuft. Spesialsuo berlabt ben 6ambsnsSabns
boi nm llbr 0prmittne5.
S2.5O BON Baltimore mad, eru Suraps1pnien
unb surhd (siuidliebii6 3utritt gu pen So9z
,iaisuo bsrldbt ben Gamoen=9abnbOf nm I llbr
@ormittaqs. Czll-tI!
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2eute ipD9entli9 ablDbnen, 70 pirb
er it9 nit fleinen unauperlGIiigen
gontraftpren ni9t mebr einlafen.
Die Sabrttanten 6ebielten Die 2eBtez
rem natiirli9 am lfebI ten i'm Seloe,
bd bic i9drfe gonfurren5 unter btez
fen bem Sabrifanten bi[ltge GOnz
traftpreiie ii9ert. Sene Gonfurrens
tit aber on Der bebauernspertben2
Der 2trbeiter fdulb, aus benen Die
Gontraftoren ONES 6erausi9inoen
miifen, bamit fir iie IelbIt nod Elm
prOfit ubrig bleibt. 9as lit Der
@runb fir bus 5ort6eIteben Der
S9pibbuben.
9riinb1t9e g 91t9tun9
bes g 9neiber Gtrites
nod ni9t er5ielt.
Die grinbIi6e 8eileguns bes groz
ben S6neiber Strites 1T alien Nnz
f9eine na9 pieber binausgeridt
tporhen. 9eute Na9rnittag ertlGrte
Der 9ef6dftsagent Der n8rotberbDpb
Of Sailors" in Der SiBung bes grez
futip Gomite's Der 2ebteren in Rr.
73, 2ublopitraBe, bah Die GOntraftoz
rem ii6 gum llnter5ei6nen bes Ser
TRACES ni9t eingefunben bdtten, ionz
bern ben &f auf's Neue beraufz
bsI4p0ren pOlIen. 3u Oiefem 8sz
bufe bdtten iie bereits etne neue uGonz
traitors Qfpciatipn" gegriinbet unb
bef9lohen, nit ben itrifenoen S6neiz
bern unter ben proponirten 8ebinz
gungen feinen 5rieben gu f9l!eBen.
Die 5abrifanten ba6en, ipie i'm Gre
futib gomite angegeben fpurbe, ben
Gontraftoren einen YreisauH9ldg
beptlligt, unb Die 9triter ieien @ilz
lens gepeien, nit ibnen auf frieoltz
dem Wege Elm uebereintommen gu
treffen. Die gontraftoren inbehe
perneinen, bab tie etnen preisaufz
f9lag betpilligt erbieltsn unb fagen,
bab Tie bes6alb auf pettere 4bmuz
| 9uneen nit ben Gtrifern ii9 ni9t
einlaiien ipollten.
Sn Der GrefutipIibung Der v&nee
gants Mafers Union" in Nr. SO,
5Oript6itraBe, ertldrte Der 8DriiBenoe
., Wieienfelo, bab bic @ontraftoren
plOBli9 bodbeinig gsporben feien unO
nt6t eber bas llebereinfpmmen nit
Der Union unter5ei6nen tpoIten, bis
ibnen nt9t bic 6dlfte bes BON ben
Gabrifanten betpi(Iigten 9reisaufz
| i4lases 3ugeipro9en peroe. Sn elmer
6eute Na6nittag i'm yllntberi itt1
Settlement Building, Gde Ripingtonz
unb glbribgeitrabe, dbge6altenenWerz
fammlung purbe einittmmig bei4lOiz
fen, Die Sorberung Der @ontraftoren
| 5uriid3uipet1en unb elm @ouite gu err
nennen, tpel6es bic 5abrifunten erz
fu9en ion, ielbftitGnbig o6ne Giidz
ii6t auf bic Gontrattoren bic 5dbrtz
fation auf3unebmen.
Der v@arment Worfers Council"
6telt beute in Nr. IS, Sftz4. Strube,
| feline @iBung ab. Sprt t6silte man
nit, baB nur Elm She'll Der 5ubritanz
ten Die 5prberungen Der beri9iebenen
| 8ran6en in Der SAneiber=S =Snbuitrie
bspilist babe. Die @ontruttoren
| bdtten cine enbgiiltige 8eilegung bes
Gtrites berbinbert. Gs lei bef4loiz
len tporben, an ulle Sabrifunten, mel
DIE bereits ben Gontrdft unter5ei4net
baben, Elm S6reiben GIT fenDen, in
pel4em bic gegenpdrtige, BON ben
gontraftoren berauf bei4norene Si=
tuatton bes Ndberen erldutert tperben
ion.
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SDpfiAmerSett
ttttS dGer oSe6erfeioelt.

9rsis 25 Gents bro e6abtef. Sn alien Ibotbss
Ten 3u bubcn Obsr nod Gmpfuno Oss 9reiies portoS
frei suQei3idt. q q b M b & 6 o., IS @lmsStr.a
RepsQOrt. EeRtbsn sic ouf p9abUap's.4
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Sasler's, Rrsant & Strattoa

College.
geqrineet 1854. Sneorporrt 1895.
So. SduIiabr besinnt am 2. gspt 1900.
Sasflaifen nas game Sabr.
LIBERALIZATION pom I. Sftpber bis I. MpriI.
an 9ctreff Der gorsigli6f.it asitunq 2cbrs
frdfts, standardization uno untcri1ts =eIrius
f.bt bieielbe cbsnan. 9i6t in Goufurreu; nit
anotr.n. 9srf fonti9 uRterri& In
ALIEN 3nti iaen.
8eb ingungtr
SaafdbuIe $40 pro Mben ofG,uIe So pro
Mpnaf, ale Gepartez Wpnat. - SeiGr6ntte
ments eiriblitbeno. GnSahl Don ShlIern.
Selp5eHe: @beiapeatc Ir. 2236; DlarD1ano Nr. 665.
senbet psqen Sataloe na9 SIR. bis II, 0Oros
gbarles. Strabe, Baltimore, Wto.
@nsana Or. IL. (Aua2. .2&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-30

9rote ite nit Der gr0Bten @elafenbeit,
inbem iie erpibern, baB Der Sultan
Der SouberGn Der Siirfet 1T.
Grispt's 3uitanb Id lima
mer.
NedpeL 20. Suli, - Sin beuts
perDffentlt9tes Bulletin iiber oas Be-
fin6en bes tranfen frii6eren premierz
MiniIters 5rancesco Grispi beIagt,
baB beFen 9er3leiben i'm 3unebmen
begrtffen lit.
Oeitrei4 3um 3olltrtege
berett.
8ten, 20. Sult. - Sn einer Be-
fpre6ung bes beutI8en SariF @ntz
tpurfs iQgt bas nJrembenblatt," be-
fanntli3 bas Srgan bes Ditrei4ii4z
ungarif9en Qmtes bes 4uspdrtt5sn:
v0enn Oeutf9lanb etnen 3Olltrieg
punT9t, 10 tperben Seitrei1, 3nB4
lamb unb bic Ser. Staaten bereit fetne
auf benfelben ein3ugeben."
" Il E Il 9 q WeH pe3
6 alters.
8ien, 20. SuGi. - &atIer 5ran5
SpIep6 bat Der merifanif4en Sdngez
rim Senora Gon9a W}enbe3 anlGBlt3
ibres 80. @eburtstages Elm beoeutenz
bes @nubengeI6enf iibermitteln ldfz
fen. 0ubei frifdt ii6 Die Crime
run9 an folgenbe GptfO0e auf: gtaGz
Dem 8aifer Marimilidn eri4ohsn
unb &aiIertn Charlotte tpafniinniJ
Qenoroen mar, Forberte Oas Pu6lifum
zines merifaniI4en S6eaters BE
SGngerin Men0e3 auf Elm Spottlis6
auf Sene gu iingen; ije entgegnets inz
beifen: yNein, i9 nil ben 5oDter un0
bic l1nglltli6e ni6t Deripotten."
Stile 6errI9te i'm 6auIe; ba5 Publiz
fun ia6 ein, baB Die Sdngerin @e4t
bate. 9iefer 3lpifdenfaQ miro Our4
Die @abe bes &aiiers 5ran3 SDiep6
an Die ho4betagte Sdngerin ipisber
in bas Gebd4tniB 8uriid gerufen.
g6biit.Gnnsrcb.
Mi1naufee, %. Suli, = 9eute
beginnt bier Der II. SabreszGongreB
Der @biitipieler. 1eber 100 W}ttgliez
Der bes @er6anbes finb eingetroffen.
SSm @dn5en perben cirfa 400-50O
W6iItfreunbe erpartet. Inter ben be-
reits bier GingetrOffenen befinben Ii9
YrGii0ent Or. Soiepb g. geff BON
pbilabeIpbia, @icezP Prditbent Sornteg
BON San 6ran3iscp, Ssfretdr 6rp
BON Chicago, correiponbirenber Gez
fretdr Cooper BON Sbel6pbilIe, Senn.,
unb S6aBmeiiter SObn 8. g}it9e1
BON GbicugO. Sm 8un5en Iinb Is
0reisipiele drrdnairt.
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$500 pro Monat.
&40O 0inup fir $40.

sl1o in monatlid)n Gb3ubungen pon $ tlntclI
Elm 6pn3ertz 9anino nit berrli6sm 9pn, poas il5
Cctapen, br.i String Mabagonp: Csbanls, as'
oout oeidbniBt unp nit reid erapirten 9antls,
sr6dtiot ieiSsu. Sed, unS Stubl, ferner finf6bs
rioe Gjarantie .iuacibioien cine Gslcgenbsit Iur
oas ean,s 2eben. fotete neu siOO
8. Sert & Sobn,
f2no-1ol Tr Z, Nprb.Gbarles. .Strabe.
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9os 9an3e M 6l9ei d d + t
ppn MtnneapDlts Dur9
einen Strtte Bra 6=
qeledt.

W2inneapoIis, W1inn., 20.
SSuli. - Die in ben % bieiigen W}ii6z
len angeftelten Meblperpader unb
0agIer berlangten am Sumitag cine
&iidte6r gu ben 20bnen BON 1892,
fpelhe $1.75 pro Sag fir bic Bader
unb 1925 fir Die Nagler betrugen
ober 25 Gents me6r, als Die 1el6en iebt
erbalten. 9(uBerOem perlangten biez
ielben ben Qlbf9luB zines fiinfjG6riz
gen Gontratts. Die Mublenbeliber
ertGGrten ii9 nit Der 2o6ner606ung
einber1tdnben, pollten aber BON einem
fiinFid6rtgen Gontratt ni6ts piFen.
9arauf legten Die Puder unb glugler
bic 4rbeit nieber.
8ei elmer 6eute abge6altenen Ma1=
merchandising mGbigten Die Stris
fer ibre 6orberungen auf einen eins
iG6riqen gontraft berdb, unb bic 10
amenDirte Sorberung ipirb morsen
ben MI6len6efiBern no6mals unterz
breitet perben. Die anoeren Q(nge>
itelIten ite6en auf Seite Der 9ader
unb Ndgler unb baben erflGrt, bab
beiNnitel1ung bpn Ni9tunionzpadern
unb zRaglern fofort Elm 9eneralitrife
erfldrt perDen tpiirbe.
Ser 8eabtnger M q I 9i=
niften : Strtte.
Reobing 9a,, 20. Suli. - aez
prGientdnten Der Maf9iniiten, tpel9e
BEL 9lusbru9 bes Strites in ben biez
iigen Werfitdtten Der r94ilabelpbiu
unb aeuOing GiIenba6n" on Der
Qrbeit blieben, hielten 6eute cine gez
beime gonferen5 a6, in pel4er bittere
&lage bariiber gefii6rt puroe, baB Die
Gontpagnie Die 9ldBe Der Striter nit
ausfpdrtisen 2frbeitern file. Die
@triter finb iiber bieie 9Dmpat6iebe=
ipeiie ibrer alten &ameruoen 6O3 err
freut.
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Siinftes Sa6res> >Satnifiemfef
Wirtbe Sdnb> l)freins uon Baltimore
in
No(timpre. ,hip. ., a Inn. q iiIIetin.
pS arIc at t"

beute, 0ienffas BEN 90. Suit lSOI'
BON ttbr Ra@mittuog Bis II tbr aSsnbs.
(2l0-lN
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81 YaoluaDS
" YtQert

ueb,ntn, tel5e bus Gbfttm i5Tta bon allen ohsH
utnannten SsjGpsrOsn beireisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-30

proteIte nit Der gr0Bten @elafenbeit,
inDem Iie erpibern, baB Der Sultan
Der SouDerGn Der Siirtet 1T.
9uItunb f6limz
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-30
WEALTH OF VICTORIA.
Her Income Was Nearly Three Million Dollars.
Investments In Many Quarters.

The queens private wealth yielded
an income of about c 100000 yearly.
This is exclusive OF G3S5.ooo annually
from parliament. Her private income.
as gathered from easily available
sources. was: From the Duchy OF Lam
caster, upward OF $4,000; from 1892
acres in the queens other estates, f25,.
600; from London realty, supposedly,
&Ioooo. In consols and other securi
ties she had invested between G 5000
600 and e4oooooo. She inherited near
ly all the Prince Consort's estate cf
100000 10 years ago. and c 10000 in
1852 from John Camden Naild, the son
OF 2 rich iewcler.
The queen was a clear-headed business
woman. and. OF course. had the best
financial advice. In 1881, by the ad-
vice OF Lord Cross. Lord Sydney and
Sir Arnold White. she bought property
for &78,ooo, the market value OF which
is now reckoned to be GI7oooo. She
had estates in several German principali-
ties and inherited beautiful villa at
Baden from Princess Hohenlohe.
The queens laces are worth an enor-
nous sum. These and her private jew
els, gold plate, pictures. etc, are esti-
mated to value more than million
pounds sterling.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-30
MUST RETURN THE MONEY.
New Jersey State Officials TO Return $32, 900
in Fees Illegally Retained.

The New Jersey court OF errors and
appeals has affirmed the decision OF the
supreme court. which held that former
Secretary OF State Henry c. Kelsey y
should return to the State about S2o,-
600 which he had collected in ices. and
which he retained on the ground tha.
the law gave him the fees in addition
to his salary. The fees were collected
for Mr.. Kelsev's services as clerk OF the
prerogative court, duty which the
State constitution imposes on the sec
retary OF state.
The supreme court in another case
decided that the estate OF George s.
Duryea should return to the State SI2,-
600 which Mr.. Duryea. while bank ami
insurance commissioner, collected in
fees from insurance companies and .e-
tanned on the ground that the law gave
him the fees in addition to his salary
The law in both cases provided for the
collection OF the fees by the officials
named and the question was purely a
legal one as to whether the fees belong
ed to the officials or to the State The
matter was first brought TO public AZ
tention during the Senate investigation
Of 1905
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-30
FAMINE IN SHAN. 81.
Christians. as Well as Hsa,hen, Will Receive
the Relief.

kilograms from Peking say: There
has been great distress in the province
OF ShanSi owing to the famine aud
thousands have died. The court has
ordered rice relief to be issued in large
quantities. A report reached the for
oign ENJOYS that native Christians, sui
iering from the famine, were to be dis
criminated against and to be punished
II they even begged for food.
Mr. Congcr, Sir Ernest Nj. Satow and
NJ. Pichon, the United States, British
and French ministers. protested to Prince
Ching and Ii Hung Chang against such
discrimination. and the court issued an
edct, ordering all relief officials and
Chinese soldiers to treat Christians ex-
actly the same as others throughout the
empire under penalty OF decapitation.
The foreign cnvoys consider this a most
important decree ii it is carried out.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-30

in territorial domain in population and
IN wealth, of different communities Of
civilized mankind.
II is difficult for the mind to conceive
the wonderful advancement in political
and social conditions, in industrial and
commercial resources, in means OF edit
cation and diffusion of knowledge, and
in the facilities OF conveyance over Ian
and sea, which has taken place during
these sixty-four years.
Surely no monarch has ever sat upon
a throne who has beheld such wonderful
things as has the venerable queen OF
England. And though the personal
power OF the crown has lessened. the
empire that it represents has increased
IN an extraordinary manner. For "thc
individual withers, but the world grows
more and more"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-30
STOLE S3I.976 IN STAMPS.
Internal Revenue Office at Peoria, IT,. looted
by Thieves.

The exact loss sustained by the Pc
oria. H., internal revenue Office from
the robbery is $4,000. The plund .r
consist, OF revenue stamps carried otl
by the robbers in the original pack
age. The weight was nearly 900
pounds. No clue has been discovered
that throws the slightest light ON the
matter ]. w. McGinnis, revenue agent
OF that district is in Peoria, as well as
several Of the secret service men from
Washington and Chicago, who are at
work on the case, but apparently with
little hope OF success. The safe in the
office was not up to the regulations AMI
was entered with less resistance than
might have been expected.
The government building is used as
the postofficc on the first floor. while
the offices OF the internal revenue he
partmcnt, which handles the largest col
lection in the world, are on the second
floor
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-30
ASK FEDERAL AID.
Unruly Creek Indians Are Causing Tro ublo
Indian IorrltorY.

Tcleg. ans from Muskogec, l. T., say:
Washington authorities have been re-
quested to send federal troops into the
Greek country TO quell the uprising OF
full-bloods known as the Snake bands.
who are creating depredations west OF
Eufala and threatening the lives of both
the whites and the neutral Indians. The
Indians threaten to finally enter the
towns and burn and kill, and Chief Mex
ko has sent message OF defiance to
President Mckinley. The whites are
arming and serious bloodshed is feared.
United States Marshal Bennett sent
20 deputies and 10 Indian police to the
scene. but they were met by so fierce
fusillade that they were compelled n
retire One OF the posse, named Nc
Mac. was captured by the Indians and
1t is feared that they will take his life.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-30
TRADES GROWTH IN THE CEN1UB
A GREAT RECORD.
The Vas, Increase Of Foreign Trade-Espor
Forty Fold largor--Record Of the
Year lust Closed.

The fiscal year Ioco brought to clt
century OF marvellous development
United States commerce. In 1900
total value OF the merchandise impq
and exported in our trade with fo
countries was considerably less
quarter of a billion dollars. II
OF the goods exchanged durin
fiscal year reached nearly
quarter billions Our dom Iffs.
during 1000. with value, 'z6,.-
5zi. were over 30 times DHrge as in
1900 The total imports for 1000.
amounting in value to $2Ioo4f. 1874. were
less than 10 times as large as in 1900.
Compared with the value of our i'm
ports Tor 1000, that OF our domestic ex-
ports showed an excess OF $52oS72, 387.
Oi the merchandise imported from for
eign countriesHluring the fiscal year
1000 about 40 per cent. consisted of
agricultural products. Products Of
United States agriculture were marketed
abroad to the value OF $S44 46I6, $50, form
ing about 61 per cent. OF the total do
mcstic exports. The value came withia
$Isooo.ooo of the phenomenal figures
Tor 1893 and surpassed those for 1900
by more than $5o,ooo.ooo.
Our principal agricultural exports in
1000 were breadstuffs, cotton and meat
products: these with live animals, to-
bacco, oil cake, vegetable oils. fruits and
nuts, dairy products and seeds compris-
ing over o5 per cent. OF our total farm
produce. Exports OF breadstuffs amount
ed to S333,8o7,IIo. decrease OF $II,255.
C2I, as compared with 1899.