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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Stabt=Ne ui9feiten

= &aum 5aDlfe pas neue SaDrbun=
Bert Der Winuten einise, ais Der un=
erbittli6e Sob ii6 in Der Samilie 6.
u. Stuber einitelte unb bas 0iebite,
Sic tbeure Mutter, aus berielben meg
rib Dor einiser i3eit sos iie ii6 eine
grtaltuns gu, Die in 9unsenfieber aus=
artete. Ote erIt 80 Sabre alte Ser
itorbene mar cine So9ter Der in &i9=
moub m%obnenben Samilie S6eibe=
mantel. SIM lesten Suli erit fam tie
nit ibrem @atten aus Soma mad ct.
Gloub, no iie in ibrem gefannten=
freiie bobe &6tuus senoB. Sbrent
10 i6wer ~sepriften 9atten binterldBt
bie Mfutter Swei feline &inber. Mitt=
mod Nadmittas murbe bic 9ei6e na6
@eslep, Soma, CUR 8eer6isuns se=
bra9t. sSbr bic emtse Gube uno Dem
trauernben @atten unler aufri9tises
Seileib.
= geritopfuns uerna6ldliist ober
i6le6t bebanbelt, peruria6t eine poI.
itdnbise l1nfdbisfeit ober Sob. &odH
Wountaiu Ebee beilt abiolut 8erz'
itopfuns in oil ibren peri6iebenen Nr=
ten. Martiu Molitor.
= &urs Dor S9luB Ser Sormen
itarb i'm ct. &apbaels Sospital, mo-
bin er turs Dor ieinem Eobe transport
ttrt murbe, Der A Sabre ate, nod
lesise Grid Watlon, welder II Sab
re lang ais Nrbeiter in Oieniten Der
Sirma gebr. Tolep in Solep itanb,
NO er pom einem 8aumitamme, ben
er ablaoen moute, fait su Sobe sez
briidt murbe.
= Die Sirma Retnert & Sacobs
bat in benz friiberen Nmericam 6otel,
benz gbuarb Miaer LANCE Sabre als
9anblorb portland, Elm WesserseI9dft
erOfinet.
- SIS ideint, obne Ben u. eeim=
ba6er sebt's nun einmal ui9t i'm
Central Sote!. 9anblorb 6apmarb
bat i'm mieber ais gbef=@lerf anse=
iteut. Ser 9aublorb lelblt pirb ii9
auf feline Sitter in galifornien besez
ben.
- SIM boben Ilter pon rs Sab
rem lit Samitas abenb Srau Maria
e. Ossoob, bic Mutter unieresgbefz
polisiiten, seitorben. Mittmo9 Nad=
mittas fanb bic 8eerbisuns itatt.
= @emdB 1lebereinfommen perSen
Die gilenmaarenbdnbter Der Stabt ib=
re @eiddftstbiren abenbs balls s
|l1br i9lieBen.
= Srdulein Srancis lbermann
wirb Sic 8u9fibreriteue in Der gm=
pire 8rauerei ibres 8ru6erS @alenz
tin, rpsl9e fte CUR 3eit ibrer Nbreiie
nod europa nieberleste, oieier Sage
pieber antreten.
SIN eriten Sabre bes neuen
Sabrbunberts ltebt gountp=S 6asmeis
lter gbriit S9mitt Dem S6rferbefe
$50. 404 ais Oberf0riter Dor.
- Die Satin besNorbitern=M anz
aser Srans Gins bereitete Mittmo6
Na6mittas ben gum Ndbuereine Der
gatbebralsemeinbe sebOrisen Srauem
in tbren freunbliden @emd6ern einise
re9t ansenebmel
Serr Sraus Gins, grdiiSent Der
rMorbitern"s Orudseleuldaft, bot i'm
Na9taBseridt elm @eiu6 fur feline
grnentuns ais Ibminiitrator bes
Nadlahes bes Coleman 8ribsma,i
einsereidt; elm biesbesaslideS 8er=
Dor lit auf ben 25. Sanuar anbez
ranmt.
- Mittmo@ Nbenb rpuroe bic
9eamten Der gum Sermannsi6bne=
0erein seb0riSen Eeutonia=S rauen=
2ooe initaIirt. PrdIibentin ienes 8er'
ems lit Srcu u. Sranfe; c~orrespous
birenbe Setretdrtn: 6rau gb. Maas;
6inana : Sefretdrin: Srau W. Mz
bredt; S4asmeiiterin: Srau 8. Mes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Der oiE,ieae Meuiabrs gmpfans

Der oiT,ieae @euiabrs gmpfans.
bel 6ofe" in Der 9unbesbaaptltabt
fontranirte anfs S@drfite nit ben
Neuiabrs. Geremonien, wel@e aa 8es
ainn bieIes SabrbunbertS I'M WeiBen
Saule Brand maren. Die bemofra=
tilde Ginia9beit bat BEN Yomp uno
@eremonien 9lab semadt, bas nns IN
beoentlider @eile an bic gmpfdnss
uon .allerbodlten Serridaften" erin=
merit. aud elm 9ei9en Der l3eit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Scr .eoraAsrn"-00naerass ben ). sanaer 1901.

mem Mrtitel i'm gbicasoer &ecorb auf
$50, 600. SIN erien Sabre bes neuns
sebnten Sabrbuabrets iinb nod Ietner
8ere6nuus sesen 5000 einsetroifen.
Sm S9luRiabre bes Sdculums beSifs
ferte li6 bie ginmanberuns auf AS.
572. SIN @ansen i6dst 9err Yow=
berlp bic EMANCIPATION leit Der @ran=
buns Der @epublit aaf ni6t weniser
ais 201 WiIionen.
@iro bieIe sewaltise S6lferwanoe=
runs in bemislbsn MaBe anbalten9
Cine idwierise Srase fir ben, Der bic
3ufunit ni6t fennt; unb wer, ielblt
pom nnleren idlaueiten Statiltitern,
fennte 1ie2 3anm senus fur weitere
Wsiaionen bietet bieles selesnete 0anb
ia wobl; aber in unIerem GonsreB
berrl6t bic unpertennbare Neisuns,
bic beltebenben @elese bermaBen 81
uerl6drfen, baB cine betrd9tli9e Mb:
nabme in u~nlerer @inmanoeruns ein=
treten mibte. SnbeB iinb bic alsz
ii9ten in bieler 8~eSiebnns ni3t 10 bhs
fer, mie man pielfa9 annimmt. @iebi
bod ielblt Der notorii6ermaBen feiz
nesuess einmanberunssfreunbli6 ses
1inute gommiiidr YomOerlp gu, baB
aud i'm smansi9lten S~abrbunbert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Ser 8uren= TIbrer Se@et, ms

Ser 8uren=Tibrer Oe@et, MEL
der nod ansabe Der Sriten sefanssn
purbe, senieBt seraoe 10 uiele Sreiz
beit, mie Der rfliesenbe 9oadnSer, "
unb bie fleine S6aar Der 8uren err
probt iid in @irfli9feit a(s eine
S6aar rfliesenber Soudnber." Denn
meter unb meiter brin9en tie mad
Siban unb @eiten mad art Ser Sim
ter elmer @abel in bic &apfolonte
DOR. l1eber einen unsebeuer sroBen
2anbnri9 baben ii6 bic Snren per-
breitet, unb bic britii9e 6errl6aft TT
in's @anfen seratben. Sirwabr ben
8riten mar Der Nnfans bes neuen
cSabres fein erfreulider, UNI 10 erfreuz
Ii6er aber fur bic Suren, unb bic
gauge @elt manI6t ben tapferen Srei=
beitsfdmpfern Slid basu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Bic Wirren 1T Gbina linb auf Sen

XVt SStIItW w VytW" INV W.T. W.
beiten @ese, beiselest 81 merSen.
Ser Sobn pes Simmels bat bic se=
meinl9aitli9e Mote Der Wdbte ans
senommen unb Yrins Ching nnb q
Suns Chang bena9ri6tist, I'm bal"
bise @iniisauns Der acknowledgement
nadsuIuden. Die grmOroun9 oes
beutl6en @elanbten non Setteler 1T
Meittwo6 bur6 bic Gutbauptuns bes
diueiilden Solbaten Gu 9ai, mel9er
auf b0beren Seiebl ben @elanoten in
9etin9 erl6OB, seliibnt woroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Sene semp.ren,bers in @i6ita,

2as., mel1e in einem Neltauralli
Spiesel unb Slider entsmeiI6lus, UNI
ben Satan Iltobol anSSutreiben, 1T
bas 9rototpp amerifanil9er @alier'
Sauatifer. Sas perriidteM eibSbilo,
wel6es weseu Sadbei6dSisuns eln=
aelperrt wurSe. proteltirte basesea,
baB Sirsi6ait fir lie sefteut mer0e.
Sin lol9es Srauensimmer ais nWsdr=
tprerin elmer suteu Sadie binSulteuer
= bas bdtte serabe nod 9efeblt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03


am n6reli9en @n6e pom Big Span=
Safe, feds Meilen n6rbli9 BON bie,
wobnenbe 8i9ienldmieb 9ans Dillon,
wurbe am Montas in elmer S@neewebe
erfroren aufsefunben. @r mar ON
Sonntas In Oanel, besab ii6 abe'
trob bes Sturmes auf ben Seimpee
unb u~erirrte ii9.
groofiton. - sSn bieiem Wo.
nat finset bier bic sErisS State Drains
aser= Convention, in wel9er anBe'
Winnelota bie beiben Oafotas per:
treten lein merben, ftatt.
SEEM Ote barmberSisei
S9weltern, pel9e bie 400 S9ale1
sdblenbe Sdule Der bieiiseh fatboli'
l6en @emeinbe leiten, MAIDEN arran'
dement's fur Bic grridtuns elmer 4ca:
bemie fur ianse Damen. Gin Ban:
plab lit bereits .ansefauft worben uni
1ol bie Mrbeit an benz @ebanbe mi
8esinn bes Srabiabrs tn aasriii &C.
nommen merben.
Sc Sueur. - Onr6 Sumter
BON einem Strei6b0lS9en murbe bas
&leib BON Srdulein @race @ossrou'
in granb selest, unb I'M @u mar fl
pon Slammen e~insebiut. gbe il,
brennenbes &leib abserihen weroer
fonnte, trus iie b0ie 8ranbwunber
am &opfe bauon.
8riceIpn.- Mus Der bieii9er
Nmerican grpreB Office murbe au'
Oonner1tas elm $1,000 entbaltenbes,
an sic Staats 8anf Don 8ricelpu
abreljirtes Yadet entmenbet, bod
murben bic Sbdter entbedt unb babeu
bieielben ii9 perpflidtet, bas @elb
suridsueritatten, penn man ibnen bic
8erii6eruns sibt, tie ni9t seri9tlid
uerfolsen gu molten.
mabel 81. q. Mea6er pon
bier begging S%onneritas Selbitmoro,
neil i'm feline Srau smans ibr bel ge=
iorsuns Ser 8dide fir bic Samilie
bebilfli6 gu iein. Meaber, Der As
Sabre aft lit, perlieB ben @ai6suber
plObli6 unb besab ii@ mad benz Staae.
Seine Srau folste ibm turse a3eit
ipdter unb fanb i'm in elmer Slutla6e.
ST batte ii9 bte &eble bur6I6nitten.
# q. - Mm Samitas, ipdt in
Ser Na3t, bransen ginbre6er in ben
&auflaben BON g. $. 8runbase,
iprensten Ben 9aHenI@ranf unb emit
nabmen bemlelbeu $500 unb etne sol@
bene ubr.
9afeYart.- Nelion's @poz
tbete ,nebit Snbalt unb giorse u.
@ansenltee's @areboule wurben am
Wittmo9 elm &aub Der Slammen.
@elammtuerluit $4,000.
GIBBS afpta.
9eabmoo6. = Ser @olbertag
pon Ben Sdmarsen 8ersen i'm Sabre
1900 miro urrsefd6r $40, 0O0, 900 err
rei9en-eir,e 3unabu,e BON $500, 900
i'm 8erslet9 init BEN porisen Sabre.
Das Sabr mar Elm e~rsiebises tn mebr
ais elmer 6inii9t. Sc 1inb rei@bal=
tise 1eae @rsabern entbedt mOrben
nit benz gpanib= unb electro blorz
gerfabren ullo anberen iinb mi6tise
grperimente semadt morben; 1eltene
Mineralien linb s%efunben woroen;
Is gpanib=N nlesen finb erri9tet mor=
Ben; bic 6omeiteab 60. bat ibre 2ei=
itunssfdbisfeit bur9 grri6tuns elmer
britten erb0bt, &apitaliiten baben ibr
@elb In rei6em MaBe anselest, unS
bic Silfsqueuen Der Sdmar5en Serge
fin6 fur ben Often unb @eiten beion=
bers ansiebenb semorben. Selsenoe
Isabelle peranl6auli9t Ben Sabreserz
tras an gbelmetallen unb Mineralien:
Sob $40, 600, 900
@tlber ............. 800, 900
Wolframite ......... SO, 600
@pobumene ........ IS, 900
&upfer srrn gerididen. Is, 900
glel. .............. TO-, 900
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gotaG $40, 47S 900
m erIat = 8On Der
Brute Snoianer Msentur miro beri6tst,
baB r9anblome git", Bic p~er,pesenb=
ite unb beiperateite &Otbbaut I'M
Morbmeiten, feline Trau init einem
O9ienio9 nabesu tobtsel6lasen nnb
cine anbere Snbianerin ifalpirt bat
unb li9 bierauf, gut beuafnet, tn BITE
8erse besab, Gae warnenb, tbm
ni6t gu nabe gu fommen.
Mit@eIf.- 81. s. Neil1en,
S9abmeiiter Der r@orfmen : Sose
pieler Stabt, purbe am Samltas INN
Mitterna9tpon Strabenrdubsrn iiber=
fallen, sefeHelt unb sefnsbelt, nm
$3.50 beraubt nnb In elmer Seitenz
gage liesen selaiien. Oils er pom einem
@d@ter %sefunben wurbe, par er be-
muBtlos unb feline 6dnoe unb ShBe
balb e%rfroren. Das seitoblene 9elo
9eb0rte Der No9e u1o NOR pom I'M
miteenommen rporben, nm es letnem
Na9folser gu lber9eben. Von ben
8eribern bes 8erbre9ens bat man
feline Spur.
9ierre. - Solsenoe ltnb Die
Stdbte Sib Oafotas, wel9e meb'
oils 1000 ginmobner sablen: Nber'
been, 4OS7; 8roofinss, 2346; Deab'
moob, 2793; 9eao, 621O; Mabiion,
$3.50; Mit9ea, 4O55 9ierre, 1906
Siour Saus, 10, 2s6; @atertomm'
1859; @ermi0ion, 21S3; Yanfton.
4125.
Wprb=O afDta.
8isbee. .)-2au
8eri9t iber ben finan5ielen Stant
Der bieiisen 8ant Of Gmerita wabreni
bes NIT benz 13. Desember enbenbet
! @el9dftsiobres betrusen bic Mnleibel
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Midisan.

1 &a I m . o. = Ser II Sabre
alte Sobart glapbers, bejfen Batter tn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03

SVtOkWuV
50 alsenburs. -gsn Sreiz
tag auf Samitas sos etn 8lissarb dber
bielen Ebeil bes Staates bin, benz piel
8ieb gum Opfer fiel. Wan far@tete
fur bic Si9erbett ber 8ersfnappen,
rpel9e in ben Wtnen an Mount
|8lanco, bic II 900 SUB bod liesen,
belddftist iinb, mesen &nappbeit Der
Sebensmittel bod bic Sur6t bat ii9
sottlob ni9t b~esrinoet.
HuebIo. Oas rleue Hodp
Wountain S9melsuerf In Slorenca
murbe in 8etrieb seleet. Oamit lit
bas Mrfanlas gbal bas srObte S6mels=
merit Centrum s%eporben, sa ii6 eine
Geibe BON gSerfen BON 2eabpiIe bis
paeblo erItredt. Die neue anlase
foitet $3.50, OOO; bic gapacitdt be-
etant nit 600 Eonner pro Gag, lou
absr I'M 2aufe bes eriten Sabres uer=
bo,pelt rperben. Oas meilte grs tommt
pon Cripple Greet, aeabuiue unb
Siber gliH.
Mi4isan.
h &hlam 1 D o. Der II Sabre
| 6Ite kohort EInnherd. 0effet Udter IN
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
Weather Indications

Washington, Dec 29.-The storm cen
trail Saturday evening in southern Ala
bama has moved slowly northeastward
and tonight forms a long trough of low
pressure extending from Maine to Viz
ginia. The eastward movement of this
storm has been very slow, in marked
distinction to those which have pre-
coded it during the current month.
Heavy rains have attended its course,
especially in the South Atlantic and
East gulf states, where amounts rang
ing from two to seven inches have been
recorded during the last "a hours The
rain area embraces the entire country
from Alabama, Georgia and Florida on
the south, northward to the lower
lakes and New England.
Clearing weather is indicated for
Monday along the Atlantic coast dis
tricts from the Carolinas northward to
New England. Along the Atlantic coast
brisk to high northwest winds will
prevail Monday, diminishing Tuesday
Special forecasts: Storm warnings
have been continued on the Atlantic
coast from Baltimore to PASSPORT.
Steamers which depart Monday for
European ports will have brisk north
west winds and partly cloudy weather
to the Grand banks.
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday:
New England, clearing Monday, with
colder along the coast. Tuesday, fair,
brisk northwest winds. Eastern New
York, rain in early morning, followed
by fair and colder Monday. Tuesday,
fair, brisk northwest winds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
DEATHS

DAVIS-In this city, Dec. 26th, Arthur E.
Davis. AZ yrs.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his late resi-
dence, q Windsor Street, Monday, at
1.30 D. m.
HENDRICK-In this city, Dec. 18th, Nor
ris s. Hendrick, So yrs. 10 mos. days
HEALY-In this city, Dec 18th, Mar
garet Rose, infant daughter of John E.
and Margaret (McCarty) Healy, l mo.
10 days.
Funeral from the parents home, No. q
Ward Street this (Monday) afternoon at
230. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
PALMER-In this city, Dec. 18th, Ter
rance G. Palmer.
Funeral from the family home, rs Grand
Street, Wednesday, at S.15 a m. High
mass of requiem in the Church of the
Sacred Heart at 8 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend, and
are kindly requested not to send flowers.
KENNEDY-In this city Dec. 18th, Geo.
M, son of Matthew and Sarah (Curley)
Kennedy yrs. l mo- days.
Funeral from parents residence, No. 257
Front Street, this (Monday) afternoon
at o'clock. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
WELLINGTON this city, Dec. 10Th,
Nancy, widow of Clark Wellington, 50
yrs. mos.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Laura Partridge, 40
Wellington Street, Tuesday, at 10 30 a.
m. Burial in Rutland, Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
HIS REQUEST FOR
GUNS is REFUSED

Pekin, Dec. 29-Two thousand auul-
tional Chinese troops entered Pekl1 I
Friday. The Austrians have lnouilleu s.
two large guns upon the fortihcations
surrounding their legation, The other
foreign legations keep their guns con- con-
cealed. Although the British are wen
supplied with artillery and the Ger
mans can occasionally be seen drilllng
on their glacis with field and rapid-h NE
guns, the Americans, who hold the
crucial position at the Cham-Men gate'
are not supplied with artillery
With the approval of the American
minister Conger, Maj. Robertson of the
Ninth Infantry, commanding the le-
CATION guard here, applied to the war
department for two guns. inns az
pIicatIon was refused because, when
the department consulted w. w. Rock
hill. special commissioner of the Uni
ted States, here, on the matter the
latter replied that artillery was not
needed and that it's presence would be
harmful
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
TWO ELDERLY MAIDEN
LADIES ARE ROBBED

Augusta, Ca, Dec. "a special to
the Chronicle from Washington
Georgia, says:
The Misses Battle, two elderly Ia
dies living at Barnet Junction, on the
Washington branch of the Georgia
Railroad. were robbed at an early hour
this morning of $4,000 in gold When
the robbers entered the house the
women, hearing a noise, investigated
lighting a lamp. The robbers dashed
a bucket of cold water on the one
holding the lamp and overawed them.
The women lived alone in the house.
Several previous attempts have been
made to rob them during the last few
months. 1t LIS believed the robbers are
white men III
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
CONDEMNS PERSONAL
LOAN ASSOCIATION

Albany, Dec. 9-Superintendent of
Banks Frederick D. Kilburn, in his an
nual report which will he transmitted
to the Legislature Wednesday, recon-
mends that he be given power to in
spect and supervise personal loan as
sociations or that they be removed en-
tirely from connection with the state
banking department. Concerning them
such associations have been invest
ed by the state, with a benevolent or
charitable character, whereas most or
them rival Shakespeare's famous char
acter in STIMULATING in their transact
ions the most merciless terms which
the necessities of their customers COM
pei them to accept, and then in exact
ing from their victims the uttermoSt
condition nominated in the bond"
The report says
Twelve state banks We're closed dur
ing the fiscal year and eight author
lied. The number of this class of banks
reporting to the department is 1913.
Their aggregate capital is SOS, PASTE
and their surplus and undivided pro-
fits $29.176,76S. Their aggregate re-
sources are $4O3 477,3 a gGin of $52,-
397, O599 over 1900.
There are 81 trust companies under
the supervision of the department. The
aggregate capital of trust companies
is SAT, $50 900 and their surplus and I'M
divided profits $9S,391. 1913. Their re-
sources are 1866, 52S, 1898 and their de-
posits $500, SIS 0S6.
while present conditions may not
seem to encourage the organization of
more savings banks. the continued
prosperity and increase of business of
the banks already established are con-
fidently to be counted upon.
From Jan l, 1901, to July 1, these
deposits increased $40, 1872, 40, or nearly
s6,00OO0O more than in the correspond
ing period of the preceding year; and
the gain for the year from July, 1900,
to July, 1901. was S65, $40, 241, and this
notwithstanding the heavy with
drawals during a few weeks prior to
the presidential election. due to appre-
hension regarding the possible result
of that contest.
The ruin Of building and loan as
sociations," the superintendent says,
"can be directly traced to extrava-
gance and waste upon the part of the
officers and directors, to the payment
of eXorbitant salaries and commissions
to agents, to the crediting of dividends
from uncollected and fictitious profits.
to improvident and reckless loans, and
to loaning upon second mortgages. I
believe that this system of making
loans upon the dividend or second
mortgage plant is at the present time
the most dangerous practice INDUCED
in.
"All foreign trust companies should
be expressly prohibited from coming
into this state to do any kind of bust
ness without first obtaining the off
cial consent of the superintendent Of
banks who should designate in his au-
thorizatiou certificate the character of
business which they may do, and who
should be given power to examine
them"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON
WATER TRANSPORTATION

City of Mexico, Dec. 29.-The commit
tee on water transportation of the in
ternationalAmericanc conference will pre-
sent it's report this week. The recon-
mendation suggested are those of Hon.
Volney w. Foster, the American mem
Der of the committee, and they will be
presented to the conference in the fol-
lowing form:
THAT so far as may be practicable
all port charges upon ships be COM
bined in one charge, to be called ton
mage dues, and levied as such, due con-
sheraton being given to equitable adj
justment of such dues upon ships in
cargo and those in ballast.
2-That gross tonnage of vessels be
taken as a basis for the collection of
tonnage dues.
3-That each of the republics here
represented be recommended to modi-
fly port and harbor regulations so that
vessels entering and clearing may do
so with all possible dispatch and that
to assist in securing this result respec-
tive countries shall encourage the
building of most modern discharging
facilities.
4-That for the purpose of promoting
commerce and mutual intercourse a
uniform system of maratime and Gus
/ toms administration nomenclature be
adopted, which shall designate in
alphabetical order, in equivalent terms
in English, Spanish, Portuguese and
French, the commodities upon which
import duties are levied, to be used by
all the American republics for the levy
ing of customs imports which are to or
may hereafter be established, and are
also to be used in shipping manifests,
consular invoices, etc, but not to af-
feet in any manner the right of each
nation to levy the import duties they
may now have in force or which they
may hereafter establish.
For the purpose of making recon-
mendations to their respective republics
there shall be constituted a commission
to be known as the International
Transportation Commission" said
commission shall consist of one MEM
her from each of the signatory coun-
tries, which shall be appointed by the
republic which they represent.
The function at the church of Our
Lady of Guadalupe this morning at
which the Pan-American delegates
were present was one of the grandeSt
ceremonies seen in Mexico for some
time.In the procession the delegates of
all the American nations took part, each
carrying his country's flag.
Afterward in the presence of the
archbishop the flags were laid in turn
on the high altar. After the service the
archbishop held an Informal reception
and presented to each delegate a COM
memorative silver medal.
1t is the hope of the Pan-American
congress to signalize New Years day
by presenting the arbitration report on
that day
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
IN THE CITY

A special meeting of the ST. Marks
Aid Society will be held in the Parish
House. Freeland Street, tomorrow at
8 D. m.
John Michaelson, an employe of the
American Steel & Wire Company at
the South Works, fell % feet from an
electric crane in the steel mill on which
he was working yesterday afternoon.
He was removed to the City Hospital in
the company's ambulance.
Simon Levine and Bonnie Cotton,
aged Is and Is years respectively, were
arrested last night by officers Edward
]. Mccarthy and Henry A. Laviolette
for violating a city ordinance. The
boys were troublesome to a storekeper
on Suffolk Street.
The service of the 40 hours devo-
ton was begun yesterday at the 1890
mass in st. Peters Church, Rev. D. H.
O'Neil officiating at the service assist
ed by Rev. p. J. Lee and Rev. J. J.
Howard. The sermon was preached
by Father Howard.
"A hanging lamp in the front hall
way of John Fitzgerald's home at IA
Prescott Street fell last night and eX-
ploded on the floor. Mr.. Fitzgerald
smothered the fame with a mat There
was no loss.