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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-28
Bank Statement.

New York, Dec 2s.-Bank statement:
Loans. increased. ;. -. ....s 954.S00
Deposits, increased. .. J. 80. 6,77s, SEQ
Circulation. decreased. :. 49,. $4,000
Legal tenders, increased. ;. ;. 1890. 600
Specie. increased. :. :. -. 1880. 400
Reserves, increased. :. 49,. :. s,7so, 400
Surplus, increased. $1,000. !. 2,1O6. o25
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-28
ST. Louis Produce.

ST Louis, Dec. Is.
Wheat-Cash, ssls: May, ss1s.
Corn-Cash. 66A; May, 6S1s.
Oats-Cash, As; May. 46 Is q AZ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-28
Peoria Produce.

Peorla, Dec. Is.
Corn Easier; No. 8, 65ia.
oats-Higher; No. 8 white, 47A@47A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-28
New York Exchange
Liverpool Grain.

Chicago. Dec. 2S.
New York exchanges premium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-28
Ihe Horse Market,

Chicago, Dec. 2s.--Receipts are esti-
mated at 100 head. Trade in this line
continues moderately active. with
values holding steady with the opening
of the week. The attendance of out
side buyers is not SO large as last week
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-28
Tobacco Corner Denied.

Berlin Dec. 2s.-Inquiry among the
tobacco manufacturers of Berlin does
not reveal the existence Of any special
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-28

Despite his recent defeat by 1Oung
Corbett" Terry" McGovern appears to
be very much In demand, and during the
past few days has received no less than
five offers to meet lads in his class. The
Fort Dearborn Club, Of Chicago. is anx-
ious to bring about match between
kid" Broad and McGovern. six rounds,
to be pulled off on Jan. 81. OF course Nc
Govern has had to decline, for he is al
ready scheduled to meet Dave" Sulli-
van on Jan. 80, before the club Offering
the best inducements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Giues iunseu Mannes @rfebnik.

SrootIo II. Gtobtr 1897.
Sb min Sbntn lest mslns Spmptoms nsnntt.
SD bin y Sabre alt; 8tpIft lj9 BiunO; @roBs
CUB; oaarlrb. Duut:lbraun; &o.ptr uido G5ic.
Der lang uuo idtoHt S6pGbs ots Qauj:n Sor=
p;rs; Ro9t id;tc;r unO boil oon fIingcnoen 96ncn;
56merstu Obsrbalb Der 4ugtn Oa5 g8ciBe inn
auet gebi Naut unrein unO fettiQ gclbe Sungt
bsOfdt nit iDsibtm lcber;ug; frahien IND 6uten,
I'M aus Der &ehi. tinsn 3ab;n, itarftartigcn s3cIm
lu euricrn,n; 6letsn unO ar0sr, Sirontn por O;H
auQsn; itrtdli1. SrGums; N,rp0itGt; D(ii0 S.tit;
elm 8;rlanqtn, lanee i'm Bette ju lito,n; oes
Wcretns tin mioss, id5ptrts @;fibI belm 9luiz
ittbeR Die 9drms man6mal oertoptt unb mdnb=
nal rtquldr; maudjmaI ibleimig. Gntterunesn aus
ben Carmen; llnr:lnli6teIt Gui Orr eaut; SUDDEN;
i&i,bter 8.idmad I'M Wuno.; @bibeu Dor Nrbeit
uro pdbiid,r GeieQi6ait; 9ang lur Ginianlttlt;
Oumpft, idyto,rs, ftumpitnnig: uno troumeril6e
Glai:rbnttn; Rubtl6peib; 9srlanQ'n pitl 28aH.r
5u triufsn; rpsnie Appttit; ibredii6e GInbioungeu
mad benz Sub:tts.b,n. Gs III obt Sabre Der, i:it
icb oj,: scrnibt.nOs angauobnbsit onuabm uro
iG) 5a5s ltih5er fat imrtr qtl!tttn .Sb mar urttr
Der SebuHpiunJ pOn fi:btn SOttercn. Sd babe fem
@aomel, Gutdflb:r ODER blaus Gutn mtints Sn,
lens mad etnommtr. S5 babe ocie @ngetpobnbet
abgslc5t, nenn i.itosm ib oas 8siOpcut e,nomm.n,
babe 1 Das g,rlane,n oaua6 psrlOrsu. Die gBeuz
ouno, tue!be oag Mitt:l b:rooTqebri6t, par cIs
faunli6. Il' pas llnb.bagen ptrid}plno nie Durd,
Suuberfraft Ttsin 9!ppe.it t.brt. suriid, m.n.
@jtts r6bliDttit 1uuroe ntu btlcbt, uro b bin lest
ausilib oaraui 5dOabt uHo etrlg, nt:tn 3GqtDtrt
,u ptrribtm. Sd ntbms rur e;nen balben 2becs
lofi,l Reioucnt orenlat tdolib uno Elm. pon 3aDs
paDs 9il.n le0en Nb,uo nm irpslutol tD06entl;b
reibe ib uttint g9rbilldu. uNo ntsinrn &udsn nit
Rtupp Rtl,f Elm. Gint f5ai6e bat oiej. punotrs
bare gB,nouns 64rporetbra6t, ab,r id euub.. ss
it bsHer,, O.n @sbrau5 oisl.s pttt.is 9, no6 cine
SttIane fost3uieben. eodq4tuna soOG a. 3-o1
Su TfGntn Qr0Bsr S6Ddbt uno uqtr rsrpoien
Grr.aunacn il ,oi, Inp,npung ron o. D M ap 9
3saOb Rtti.f an Der 8rbslidule bon errs
b.r gBi6tst,it. Gs ptrT.bt oas Nsrosnipntm NIT
Gltttri,itdt unD eit6t Den N,ro:n u,rcs 2c6er uns
Stdrt, Su9 nit &utbibidssr iib.r obietn &sesus
fano CRapDap iiber r5rritationcn in Der Soarns
rObre etc ") du g}srlangtn trci ju0eiarbt.
RaOipaO' Sci m tt fpslben por oI.n
9lpotb,t;ru Oertauit uus fno in 9r 9taop1ns Dis
ice, Nr. S., GIm=Strabs. H:tD:gorf. su bab;n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Neuss 8sT9pur in Ser


poris, 8. 2GpSil. - Die Qsrst,
bss fran51IiFfsn 9remisrs WaLosd
9ouHeau, tpelf:r 'Iid, pie i4on ge:
nelost, gsfsrn elmer Spsration untsr:
sog, 6aben Elm nsuss 8sI9tpur in o:l
8stls oss gatisntsn snioedt.
Gurss &obel bspeI d Ell.
- 5ranfreih 6at in elmer b0fli6er
Tots an bic portugieli I9e Rsg:erune
ben WunIh gsdubsrt, paB portuga
bic unlsrbanbiungen nit ben austpdr:
tigsn sSnbabern fsinsr SbGigat!onsr
p;eber aufnsbmsn nsDgs.
- yn 2siosHsr. @nglano, tpuroer
ssItsrn ssri9Hi4e S9r:tte gsgen ci-fc
$4,000 perfonsn pesen MiBuAtunl
oss Smpf5tpong @sfsbes eingsleitst
Gsies sIer7h:rs 1T bas Centrum sins1
2lgitation eeesn ben Srnpf5pans.
- Girfa 5000 9lrbe:ier lisntsn lid
esfierr CUR 2lrbeit auf ben Oods ii
Marl lsiGs sin. 1000 erIslbsn s,6isl
len pisosr gsf6dftigung.
= 6r. Osloaife, oer fran5DIii9t
Wlin:itsr beg 2lustpartigen, tpiro IN:
gefGbr am 20. B. 30. in piers6urg
Tublanb, srpartet.
- Der fran5oIif4s Marinsminiite1
bs 2ansRan bai ben gau BON 5pan5ll
tpsitsrsn untsrfesilasn Surpsoobooter
dndsprbnst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Or. Ra0maq S
9arfaparilli;a1t
5'efoluent!
Ser groBe 9lntretmi9cr.
Tir bic @eilnrs alicr d,runiihen
Sranfbeitem.

S,Scr Srppisn Sayilparil:lH 8tiolSeut rsrltiht
ourdb 9lut, SbipsiB uno in artOsrtr I8eils o,m
eo't.m 2rssustrait o:HR ts t7,st Die osrbraud}ttu
Stoife ees RDrpers Durb rsIues uHO R:unots Mtas
tsrial tStrppb:n, Nus3,bruug, Sppbilis, unots
b,iIt. urp jd)lett qebslt: ptntrjibs GranfbstcB
in ibgrr pttlsn Gorm:n GcnOea Sic 10 6tuts fit
neu, iQuirirte 9roi6ire r&lopap on 8sntgtdl"l,
Sriijsq Rrant6titsn, @:GIpirs nI onls, i'm
Wuros aus!uld1lt, Snot:H in ben Sritn uEb
gs.usartun0cn in ano,rsH G5rr:rt:jl.n, itbIimms
Nuacn, jtropbuloie NusiuNt aus otn Sbren. Die
icbiinlmft,n 6ormen pom 9lut=4r1nfetitcn, Qnss
j1laqtn, oiItns 9SunOtn, UriuotOpi, &lnJpurm,
Sdl,ilus, Grpistlas, i5ntIri:uoe i5uarr 6tdsT
am SDrYtr, trtbsartiQe @Hpdbie SSraueris,Dcr
urD al pi. fd)pdbsnO;u unO ibm.rjblittn Gnts
lc,rundcn, R1atidpeiB uno ale Scre;uouneeN
Der 2ebtnsfraft - allies III i'm 0sr,lb DER S9:ls
trait ocits WuHo,rs mpOsrnt @bsmi., urO eiH
pacr Sage @t6rau6 prD ito:r @erion, Die pais
i,lbe iir iratup cine oiti,r 6rart5eitn aGucuOst,
psitn mGbtiQ. 9seil.rait anG ,ssnsn ROrpsr bspsis
len.
,g8sun DIR 9Iatitnt lpsbcr tGgIib dbnimmt iR
folqe pon Sabiniapn0sn uuo glUsj:brtn Die
iOrtwGbrero 3uRebmen, Nltisn 9trur;H Glnbdlt
Qebi,ttt uno Oittlbsn Durb Eeuts Wtatcrtdl, yes
upmmtn bon aeluHoem 9lut, UlcFt - uHo o;tles
tbu uno bslpirt 8aOpaps Sari0pariatlu 8cioIz
s:Rt ic it So,iluue ii&sr, Osnn wenn Oieits
soeIlmittel elur1l le!n EcIHl9tNe smrrt bsctnrt
uno eriolareb 1T in DIR @ermiu9.rung Nss 9cvz
8atitn nb tdrer btijnocn unO itdrter titbien, Die
Na5ruu0 beier psrOauen, Der Nppctt ipiro f3
btbsn uno Die 3OtpsriGlc unO oas GorprGepbt
jundbmen.
6olosno:s ii Der san, no ,in. Glaidt Ors RGSs
paps Sariaparilian 9ttiolpint ois Spmptome.
Ib:r Guclb: 9ettd8t lpnrO,, 0'dnoert, eic SooiDrs
crutp ootr oas QtrlanQeI btitlti1t unD o;n Sntlcz
runatn Elm Gn0: otmadbt bat. Sisi,r gri:i purp.
IN Attohtr 1891 gel6r,sbtn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
On Smemphis. 81

= eSn Wempbis, 5erlI1., 1T be
2eihs Der 5rau 9snsger, 9attin bon
SO. S. 5snsssr, ssfunoen nprbsn. Die
Srou 1T bur9 sinen Shub in ben
aopf um's l2sbsn getommen uno ibr
damn if auf bic 9ln1aulblsung bsr
M0rosr au isin, per6afIst nprosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Tiidof Sis ibIieBt rin 9nipitnl.

Sron % Mountoin, Waid, 3
sfpril. - 0os biefise rMsrcp>" oOsr
ngmrgsncp 9oipital" nurbs beut;
ouf 9sfs6l bes giI6ofs Sis gsTaloI=
len, uno bic NOrnen, pslhe ss leite=
ten, er9islkn Ssfebl, bic OiD5sIs gu
perlahsn. Dies iii be Joise einea
tte;t1tn SfarOals, tpelGer I:9 Dor et=
pa stpei Mcnat:n in Dem 6oIpital ers
ei9nsts. @Gen 16ogan, cine Nopise
ipurOe auf 8eraniahung Der Muitsr
Supsror, ipelde oas Mdo4eu fiji,
9siI4estronf erfldrie uno liz einss0;sb
ftabls bsT6ulOiste, per6aftst. Oaz
@sr;9t entl4;eD ieooh, oaB bic No=
Diss i'm pollHdnoigen gsfibs ibrer@ei=
i!sstrdfts Fel. Wadosm lie auf ge=
fell bss Nifters 8erseron ous osl
3aft enttafen pCrosn mar. erbob Sri
6osan periAisbene 4nf!assn eseen Bit
Muitsr Superior uno 6eIhuloiete IL
uutsr Nnbersm, tp;eDer1oli 6siruafer
eepeTsn gu Isin. Cine bonn 9iThuI
Sis anssoronete llnterlu4ung fat isbt
in benz S4lisBen osr Inftatt refut:
firt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Sie Grmnrbuna bts Nillinnars &iee,

Nep yorf, 3. Wpril. - Gbas.
s. Sones, Der Sstretdr unb9ertruuz
ensmann bss erforbsnen tsraniF9en
MiGiondrs aics, isbts tsuie feineNusz
1assn in Der untsrIu9ung gsgen Zen
MOpofatsn Nfbsrt s. patrid fort.
2ebtsrsr 1T befanntii3 beiduloist,
gaioe nit ,Sonss' 9iilfe bur4 @ift aus
Der Wslt gsidafft gu ba6sn, um {ia
bes @srmDgsns gu bsmd9tiser. Die
alusIassn bes 3susen iparsn nl9t
minbsr isnTationel, als ieine ssitri=
gen. Gr ga6 DoIe slusfunft iibsr Die
MusFubnung oss Moro gotnp1ots u.
lagte unter Nnbsrsm, als er lslnsn
firoli6en '@el6FmorbDsrIu4 in. ben
Sombs ma9ie, babe patrid nit i9m
psrabrebet, baB IiA gsics ssulein@
idafili9 bas 2sben ne6msn Foll!sn.
Pctrid Telblt belt Fsin DsrIpre4en
n;At unb lsste teins 3onb an ii4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Gin 9roteH bss 9ap{tes.

Gin 9roteH beS papFes.
81 m, 3. 9lprif. - 9er 9apf Be-
reitet Elm 8unbI6reibsn an bic fraaz
sD7;TGen 9iIf0Te I6er Die fiir3l;h in
Der fran50fTfsn 0eprtirtentammsr
pafIirtsn @eTsbs 6elreff5 Der 8eliz
9:ons @sFuT6aTI:n bpr, tpond4 biz
fen bic 6ortisbung i6res @r3ie3uagsz
tpettss un!er Der fatbpliI6en Su9eno
psr6otsn III. Sas pdpitlic4e Dumb
idrsi6sn ION eirsn 9roteH gsgen oas
8orgsben Der fran50TiIfen !Rsg!eruna
ent6alten. Sn 8om gisbt mon Iih Der
6oFfnuns bin. baB Der 8:TeBentpurF
bstrefTs osr rs!ig:1I:n @emsinidaftea
i'm fran50IiTden Genat 6eftige Oppos
Iition Finbsn piro uno pab oeritl6e
borldufig mod MIDI! in aroft tre!eE
tpirb.
Teue Gntbsdunge
paris, 8. 9fpril. - Sn s:ner
Gigunq Der Nfaosmie Der WlFenz
idaften tpurbe heute befannt g:geben,
bab ber G6emifer gur;e Elm nsussS15
bo4n Spettrum entbedt fat. O:efe5
@as III p6osp6orbaltig uno glii6t i'm
0untsl:n Monote lang. We:ier puroe
befonns gsgs6sn, ouB De-: Sele1rte
Naunon Elm 8srfabrsn CUR gr5eugung
BON 3<S!ra6len p6ne Nnp:noung bon
Gtftri3itdE entoedt 6at, inbsm er cine
MstaGplatte Den bolstten Stra5teR
bea Sp:ttrum5 uu3feBt.
@a6len in 9Gnsmarf.
LRopsn6agen, 3, 2(pril. -
Seute finbsn bic Jolfei6:ns Wahten
in 0Gnsmarf fatt. Die Jra9e i6sr
Steusr48eIOrm ipe!te cine 6etraatz
iids 3o[1s in Der @umpagne. off.in Die
0duptfrage mar, ob o1s &a6inst S;s
belteo beibe6aTtsn ober ge1iir5t peroen
folls. Oas in Der lsB!en S;Bung oes
ssolfst6ing ougenommene 8sieB CUR
GinTii6rung Der gebeimerQbIiimnuns
lit beuie gum erHen Woie in Strait.
9Gu6 3olftoi's So9n pers
6aftet.
Qonoon, 3. Qlpril. - Giae Oss
peTd. Der Disnsr ,Neuen 5reien
preNe" aus Mostou meloet, oab oer
@o6n 2eo bes 9roFen 5olfoi Der9aTs
tet tporoen lei. Na9 onosrsn gsri9z
ten aus 3ublaao piro 8raf SolIio!
isl6H per @9ub iiber bic ruIliI4e
Gren3e gsbradt. Seoo4 1T nitts Sis
6erss gu eTabrsn. Der Soshaer
GorrsIppnoent Der r9ailp GrpreB:
meiost: ,SauIeno Stuosnten Der Uni
psuIi!dt aieff babsn an bic beili9e SDs
noos cine 9et:tion geridiet, in osr lie,
tpie 9raf Sotfoi, ercpmmun;5irt gu
tperDsn Bitten"
Nicaraeua'5 S4ulosn.
Wfanogua. giiearagua, 3. 9lpril.
= Die austpdrtige S4ulo bon 9fled=
raaua, bslts6enb aus in 2onoon 5dblz
baren Bombs auf Die gfoIlonal@Glieas
ba6n, oatirt pom Sabre 1886 Der uno
betrua oamals $4,000 pfuno Sterl.
Seit Dem Nmtsantritt oes PrGIiosnten
3slapa in 1898 lit lie auf 10000
rsOuairt porben; oamals bstrug biz
3inIenlait parauf 1900 BIB. Sterl.,
isbl nur rod 1854. Prdiiosnt 3slaDa
bat @orts6rungen estrOffsn. paB BIN
nen 10 Sabren Die gun5s ausspdrtigs
Saulb Niearogua's geIil9t iein piro.
Sir bic Sociluns elmer @rfG!tung int
cinem Gage
nehms man 2ardtipe 8rpmo Nuinine
Sablets. 9lGe Ipotbstsr se6en oas
@.D suriid, tpenn feline 9eilung err
folst. 6. %. 9rpbe's unterIGrift auf
islsr S9eb!sl.C Cepp1. i9o6aDi. .6WN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Sasler's, Hrsaat & Stratton

CpIleae.
@eariine.t 1864. Snesrporirt 1896.
OaS SO. Ge,uIiabr bestnnt am :. Oept 1900.
9aseIaffen baS aanle Sabr.
t, MbeubfIaffen pom I. Cftober Bic L. Arr!i.
sn getrtff Der Wsr,isli&fsit. esttuns. estr:
f,dfts. Standardization une unteri~fs'Rarius
ttbt Sis{,lbe obenan Nidt In Gsnfurrenl nil
anberen. gerfSnIi&er uRterri@t Ia
alttn 8nsieen.
gebineuueeR:
9aafdsuIe $40 pro 4benDftbuIe S3 prc
nRrnaf. olIe Departes G0onaf. - 0ef1rdntts
rlents etnf6Iieseue. anjabI DOE Sdulern.
IelS3sne: Gbeiaysafe Ar. 1885, Wa.slanb Qr. Cos
6enbet tpesen 0ataloe mad Qr. BIB II. Nsrs'
Gkarlessetrate. Baltimore, Wo.
Ginssns Rr. IL. f0Ms2. T&E-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Muf Dem Bpaen ees eebens

fann elm lsdes sbiiflein pem untersanse ni6t
.ntaeben. S.ftiae Stirme blsiben ni6t lanss
aus unS nur osr R0rp.r tann fe iiberoauern, otr
init reinem glut. boiler 9eiunebsit Sasegen eefeit
uuog git6runoen. bic Maeen=, 2eber= unb Heren=
acio.n idOn i'm Refine, reinist euer glut BON
3eit Al Stit unb peri6afit bem 2orper nit ben
bsribmtsn ct. gernarb arduterpigen bic nDtbiee
@eiunSb.its Sic belfen tets lro ibaosn nabet
ME benn Ne entbaittn nur btilfrditiae Iflanssnz
idite unb teine netaliidJen Iesmittel, tpie Nuefs
fiber poer antimon. 25 Gents. lille Gpotbsssn.
(Sa, ,StSpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
9omrpag 4. 1901.

tsnosmunliration fei SarmoIa. untsr
oteTea llnri itGnDsn triirDe Sapan's p2lt
iibsrlssens 4ruse RuBlano lsi9t aus
Der WenOF6urei binaustrel6ea tOnz
nsn.
Dofo6ama, 8. 9(prii. - 2ln9sz
lefsne joponi|6s gtdit.r meioen, Die
ruf;;6s Rsgisruna 6absSapan's Proz
taIt 9eg2n bas ManoIdursi 4btomz
men babin beanttporiet, Dob 9uBlano
nitt tpiinide, iiber feline 1srbanoIurz
gen nit GGina nit elmer orittenD}dhI
in cine Oistuhion ein5utreten, oaB
oos pprgsIdIog'ue sfbtomnen rein
tsmporGr Tei uro bic Snt.rsRen nar
onperen Mddt. nidt gu Iddo:9en be-
ob|i6tige, oab Der Sn6alt oeneiben
Fofort nah ieinsm Ibl4luB bcnWdhz
Ten m:te,tbsilt psrpsn tpuros uno odB,
penu einsslne gsliimmunsen Sapan
ni6t conpenirsn Ioatsn, HuBlano BE-
reit lei, oariibsr nit ii9 reoan gu lai=
fen.
Edum 9 9ldub id.
8ictpria, 8.<S., 8. Ipra. -
poitno6ridtsn aug China sr9s6en,
oaB etlify ausIGnoii6s Soloatsn BET
Der 3srltOruna zines Semptls in psz
fling o;s groBs 6aGs bsflsl6en nit Opz
nomit in bic 2uft iprsn9lsn. uao Dob
5ipei &uiis unb me6rsrs Soloatsn babel
eet0otst tpurosn. Nah Der Grp.ollon
fa1To man bic Qeifen bon bier Nus
ldnosrn untsr ben Sriimmsrn.
gsus 8orsr 81 II It q be.
8ictoriu, 8.IG., 3. Npril. -
Nus gotobomd 1T 6isr Die TaArldt
Don MeNereisn unp nsue1 gorerzQuFz
ltGnoen in psrI6isosnsn Sfeilen bon
Ys4ShiJ2i uno Der Man0I9ursi singsz
trofien. Sniureentsn 5ei9ten iif in
Ger NGbs bon YaozSingz5u. uno oeuSz
ihs Sruppn purDsn ausge1h:dt, um
iis gu periaesn. sic ma4isn 250 Rduz
Der nisosr, ohns sinea Mana 81 oerl!sz
rem.
Nu6 in Der 8sg:no bon MutOen,
Der alien 9aupiitaot Der Manoi6ursl,
trs;bsn RGubsrbanoen i6r llarpelsn
no6 Der 0erii6srurg ber idpaniI6sn
9ldt!sr auf NnItifsn RuBlano's, um
s;nsn 9orpdno fir bic Ginl lsbung ruiz
fiIdsr Gs1mten uro 9arn!ion:run9
burG ruIliides Miliidr gu ssp:nren.
Sn bsr bonn 8ater oes prin5en
Suan contrplirtsn MonsOlsi lit Elm
ernitli6sr 9orssz4ufituno ausge6roz
den; 8:rdsn perosn n;aoerssbrunnt,
Gbri1tsn srmorbet, geraOe 10 tpie in
YezG6iz2i uno S9anz5ung. 8ufiiias
Sruppsn F1o bic sins:g p.rfiig6are nil
litGriits Maht in cer Hof6url 4uft
b;elss Oiitritis.
Die .pst:ng uno Sisn<5iin 5imss"
er5dblsr. boB Elm amerituaiTds
idaitsbslibsr untsr Der antla9e, D:rz
ludt gu ba6sn, 5tpei fron50liTds iSolz
batsn gu tooten. pro5sIIirt Duros. Gr
mics jsboa nad. oab Die Srdn5ofen,
bic sr um 3ablua9 elmer 3sdidulo
ma6a,s, inn nit gaponetten gu 2sibs
esgangsn lsisn. Gr griff osshoso noa
isinsm EsDolper unD I6ob sinsm isiner
Qingrsifsr cine 8ueel in psn Baud.
Der Mann puros frsigslpro4en.
Auf Der Satu<SiraBe murbe EN-
amsrifaniIds Soloat bulflos am
Dsge lisssno gsfunoen. 0sm Irmi ten
parsn 6sios Mugsn ausgequ.tI4t. Nu4
ionft mar er in Ifdnoli6.r We!Ie psr=
itiimmelt.
Die 3situns nS6if pao" srfd6rt, Der
&aiier 8pang|S5ii, pelfer nod inn
msr in Suiuo lit, tperoe, iobalo bic
olIiirtsn Sruppen 9sting rdumen, oaz
sin 5uriidfebrsn unb Reformen einfii6z
rem. Der aaifsr iol 1ih i'm goq6eIiB
Der He9;eruTgsss!palt befinoen uno Be-
abItht;es na4 is;uer RIdte6r na6
pefing oufgstldrts g6insIsn in Die 6oz
Zen Geaierunqsdmter ein5uisben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-04
Nnh ein Shneeifurm.

Yittsbure, 3d., 3. Npril. -
Gin 16psrerS6neefurm 5errf9te bon
6 ubr 6euts frib 6is Mittag in pitisz
burg uno umsebung. Der S4nse
mar feu9t unD i4per uno battle oas
umlliir5sn elmer Menge bon Seiegraz
pbsnpfdble our 5olss, 70 oab ale
9uuptitrubsn NIT sinsm gleb BON
Ordbtsn bsbsdt iino uuo faIt alter
@srfebr untsrbro9en 1T. Die melitea
9orlGbts tparsn nur our4 Die per
Oampf bstrisb,nsn giIenbabnen gu erz
rei9en. Der @6oben 1T enorm.
Ser Sturm erfredt ii4 O1tll9 bis
in's MGsg6snpz9ebirgs, no Der S9nse
itsnsntpsiis 12 bis Is 3oa lief liegt.
Der 8abnbsrfstr piro nur unrsgeiz
mGBia uno nit pielsn Sd1pisrigteitsn
psrmittelt, unb i'm Safe Der Sdns:faa
fortouusrt, 10 biirfts eins politdnoiss
8lodaoe unmrm,ioli4 isin. Iuf oe-
.psnnIplpania>8a6n" liesen fat olls
SslssrapRnbrdbte apii&en gait%2iz
berth unb 6untineoon gu 8oben.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
BRITISH INTERESTS IN CHINA.
STATEMENT ON THE EASTERN QUESTION
TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.


London. Feb. 1s.-Lord Cranborne. when the
debate the address in reply to the Kings
Speech from the Throne at the opening Of Parlia-
ment was resumed. said commercial interest was
Great Britain's principal interest in China.
There had been great delay in the settlement of
affairs I'm China. but such delay must be ex-
pected in dealing with the Chinese.
AS 70 the question OF indemnity Lord Gran
borne said the British Minister at Peking. Sir
Ernest Satow, had been instructed to gather to-
gether the claims that were to be made.
Referring to the railroad dispute. Lord Gran
borne said Russia had assured the Government
that the occupation OF the Peking- -Shan-Hai-
Kwan Railroad only temporary. and that
the railroad and materials would be restored at
the end OF the occupation. Russia's assurances
respecting the railroads were most categorical.
Their occupation was purely temporary. Lord
Cranborne added:
am bound 70 say that In all our dealings with
the Russian Government In this matter we have
been received IN the most friendly way We
have no complaint whatever to make against
wishing that the undoubtedly benevolent fnten-
tions OF the Russian Government were carried
out more rapidly by their officers in distant
provinces. do not doubt their intentions in this
matter toward this country.
Continuing. Lord Cranborne said Russia had
tween Russia and China respecting the occu-
patton OF Manchuria IN the nature OF a
modus vivendi 20 prevent disturbances along
the frontiers and railroad. II was purely tenn
porary, and although a guarantee was expected
by Russia that these disturbances would not
break out again, that guarantee would not take
the form OF territorial acquisition or a virtual
prOtectorate. AT New-Chwang although nom
inally under Russian military law. the private
rights Of the foreign communities did not appear
20 have been interfered with. The policy Of His
MaJesty's Government was neither aggressive
nor Ostentatious.
Sir William Vernon HarcOurt asked:
Is II not true that an expedition into the In
terror of China has been ordered by Count Won
our troops? AT the end Of such an operation we
might find ourselves in another guerilla war
among a population far greater than the Beers.
Lord CranbOrne replied that so far as the
Government was aware no Power was contem-
plating an expedition into the interior of China
II II was So the British commanders would re-
qure fresh instructions.
Lord Cranborne also observed that the Gov
ernment did not consider suicide a proper
alternative for the death penalty in the case Of
the Chinese implicated in the Boxer outrages.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
TWO STEAMSHIPS OVERDUE.

The steamships Bolivia. of the Anchor Line and
,be NessilIa OF the Faber Line which ply be-
tween New-York and Mediterranean ports. are
nine DAYS overdue AZ this port They usually make
the run from Gibraltar in fourteen days. but they
are now out twenty-three days cable message
was received yesterday which said that the Mas
silia had put into the Bermudas in good condition
The Roliyia has not yet been heard from. The
ships have probably been delayed by head winds
and heavy seas
by Captain Craig. and carries l5o passengers a
crepr ~ sKty-fve and general cargo. The Massilia
registers $50 tons. Is commanded By Captain Jou-
haTt and carries a large number Of passengers
chiefly gteerage crew OF ffty. and cargo OF gem
ersl merchandise.
rr,e Tsrttannia Of the Fabsr Line, and the Archi-
yoeJe of the NaVaga ziOne Generate Italiano both
engaged in Mediterranean trade, have been dris eE
sa9o fbe Teruudas like the Nassilia. and will re-
main there until the weather permits them 20 nnish
=hs
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
HILL TO HELP OBRIEN.
HAVE UPSTATE ASSISTANCE IN ITS
FIGHT AGAINST TAMMANY

Ex-senator David Il. Hill was in town yester-
day on legal business" the same as usual and
he found time to talk politics with William r
Sheehan at the law office of the latter in the
Mutual Life Building. and with ex-Sherif James
OBren. the Hoffman House. Mr. O'Brien is
the head Of the New-York City Democracy. the
only organization which yet has made any
energetic effort 10 get enrolled voters in Tam
many Hall away from that organization. After
the conference with Mr.. O'Brien il was an
nOunced by Mr.. OBrien's friends that the ex-
Sheriff would probably be the recognized leader
OF the Democrats who are 10 be assisted by up
State influence and money. Mr.. Hill dined with
Mr. Sheehan last evening. Mr.. Sheehan in an
swer 10 inquiries. said there no political
significance in the dinner. although he admitted
he had invited number of his political friends
to meet Mr. HILL
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
NUDE. HE PR1Ts AT CATHEDRAL DOOR.
ITALIAN ARTIST DIsROBEs AT MIDNIGHT To
MEET GOD HE SAYS

ITALIAN ARTIST DIsROREs AT MIDNIGHT To
MEET GOD" HE SAYS
nude italian bowed and kneeed before the
central door of the Fifth-ave. entrance to St
PatricI's Cathedral just at midnight last night,
crying out in Italian:
II go to meet my Cod
Then he crossed himself.
Some men passing heard the voice and stopped
TO what the man was doing. Others came
up and so did Policeman Shamburg What We
doin hereT asked the latter. The man an
swered in italian. and some one said he was
talking about meeting God.
Come over TO the station house." said the
policeman. who hunted about for the mans
clothing. He found a pair of velveteen trousers
and shirt, but no shoes or stockings. The man
put ON the trousers. but the shirt had to be
wound around his neck, and the officer took MIN
TO the East Fifty-irst-st. police station. The
Italian continued TO cross himself and humble.
He described himself as Sulieta Jean. of No. 311
East Forty-fourth-st He Is artist He
spoke In French to a policeman who understood
that language. He was sent to Bellevue Insane
Pavilion.