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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14


- D. .n Buffalo Nh.0 President Gag
L'N died Mr. Arthur took a." oath OF
once 10 New urN CITY ana again Ut was
administered % him hy Chief Justice
Waite" Of the United States supreme
court when ne reached Na-hinEt"n. As
the officials 1r" following as closely as
possible tho precedent SGT d. The cas-" ot
garfield and Arthur ln all th" matters
r'I..uiHE 10 inc u'3ih OBJ president Me
MN. ~ u Is pIo'l'i' lA'I similar action
N.l %. '-,+.h al inns tm'. Llh'"is' Hle
ll-' 'lii.i'.S lli""inE the orders issued at
,-, ''.". oil 'He death OF President Car
men, l' inc present situation, and i'm case
'i' l,l'ilAS an" brought To- Washington,
-S p. Is '"-i'ArHii' believed they viii be,
7i'I.''li l'' l'...'''i'S wal be- observed
Acll". AulujInt General Ward. of the
War Department sent the following TO
"'h'iai 'haIiee NJ Manila
The President died at 2-l5 q. m-,
lI.Nl..''L H. formdI announcement
an -.
,r a. - ~ ',,.-7 seer '''ls
,...-.- 49,. ~ -'i'- w "-'' ."9
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
Rheumatism

What Is the use Of telling the rheumatic
that he feels as if his joints were being dis
located?
He knows that his suherings are very
much like the fortunes Of the rack
Ehdt he trGHtS 10 kHOtr Is what will per
manentiy cure his disease.
That, according 10 thousands Of grateful
testimonials il
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

Dr. Shade also has the lat
est improvements IA cleo
triCity. and in conjunction
with his Eclectic remedies
cures the most obstinate and
complicated diseases No
matter what your trouble
may be. consult DR. Shade
free Of charge-39 years
practice He viii examine
you and give you a trial
treatment on his large static
machines and show you how
he reaches the most cOmDli-
Gated diseases The treat
ment is pleasant and re-
treSniUg-
To establish diagnosis. Dr..
shade makes an N-ray eN-
animation for his willing pa
tents.
References Dr. J. =. Pat
terSon. 5IS Delaware ave
ne. cured of tUbercuLar con-
sumption, Capt. Barnes 90
18th St NV, Mrs. ZoIier. Sl2
II ST NV W T. Crump.
esq, 1894 SIN 81. NV ". p
Lees A. n. SO r. st NV
Henry H Drew. cured OF
brain and nervous trouble.
l4s5 COrcOran St NV w
Sanford Brown. esq. III
Pa ave. cured Of luu-.
throat and CatIrrh trouble
Mrs BERTHE Hughes. As -th
St svg-. cured OF ColSuuu-
zion Of the lungs and ca
tarrh- Mrs u. +. Graves
no G1I ST. NV, cured OF
asthma and lung trouble.
Miss Mary E NIcKim. =g+ Il
s. Sc, cured Of pulmonary
consumption and calarrn.
Special attention given 10
complicated cases. Catarrh-
lung, kidney. BriCht's dis
e human body Hours 8 to
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
Death of salisbury Hobbs.

DENTON, No, Sept If-sauIsbury
Hobbs. one Of TIE most substantial citi
zens of Caroline county. died in the vii
lage Of Hobbs. Elear Denton. last night.
aged eighty-thrs5 years. he was car
penter and buiEer and worked at the
business many yYrs. He was also enEag-
ed I'm farming "a owned some fine land
He leaves G wid4y and two sons. Charles
w. Hobbs, clerS of the Circuit Court OF
Caroline county land II. Clay Hobbs. a
manufacturer ana merchant
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
CHANGES At THE CAPITOL,
They VIII he Made rs soon as Def
mic NcANs Cnmcs Erom HumnIn

At the CapitO no official notification
has been received that the body Of Pres
ident Mckinley Mil lie In state there or
that any services Will be conducted. Pend
ing the receipt Of such information no
preparations have yet begun.
However. planf have Deem half formu-
lated by the Authorities relative to the
most rapid manler IN which 20 erect the
CatafdlQUe and TCmOVe "A large part OF
the scanoldiug nIw used IN the reDairs in
progress al the capitol II viii take but
"a day OF so to have the Capitol in readl-
ness for the PROPOSED Obsequics there
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
North Carolina Oyster Receipts.

RALEIGH N c., Sept. 1T Is found
that since the new Oyster Commissioner
took charge the receipts from the tax
on oysters have doubled as compared with
last year The outlook for oysters this
season is said to be quite good.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
DYSENTERY CURED WITHHOLD, TF{F,
AID OIL A DOCTOR

I am just up from hard spell % the sfy''
(dys5ntery), says Mr. 7. A Primer. vreII-I.-lq-,
merchant OF DruIU0nd, Tenn Il used cre snail
bottle Of ChlmberLain's Cole Cla.erl g-4
Diluh0eI Remedy and gas cured without ~
ing doctor. ! consider IL the best .E.Is-,
medlc1ne IN The world There Is no ucri Of
employing a doctor when this remedy i, r---I
Tor no doctor can prescribe a better medicine
Tor bowel complaint IN any form. either fgr
children OF adults 10 never fails and is pleas
ant 20 take For sale by Henry Evans rIlI-,sr.
and I.-l-L- % ! s-r..- Al II -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
Hoods JGrSQpGriLLG

II promptly neutralizes the acid in the
blood on which the disease depends. COM
pletely eliminates il, and strengthens the
system against its return. Try Hoods.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

through neglect. due 10 the Interference
OF tho Christian Science headers
While the jury decided not rD hold any,
one person in custody they directed tbrT
the ease be forwarded To The grand jury
for further and more careful iuy-sTi-.-
ton. Half dozen of the followers of M
faith were present and were deeply inter
ested iu the proceedings. which were Dra-
sided over DF toFouc: -. Ramsay NpViff
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
DIED.

McGHLCUDDY-On Saturday. September Il
1901. at 800 O'Clock A. m, al the residence Of
her sister. Mrs john r. Ward QO Ninth street
northeast Miss LIZZIE McGILLICUDBY
Notice Of funeral in Mondays papers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
The Best PreserIptIon for ,Inrnrtn

Chilis and fever is bottle OF Groves TsgteIsg,
Chill Tonic II Is simply iron and a. nine ia a
tasteless form No cure-ao ply. Price 5Oc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
AGAINST CHRISTIAN
Verdict of the Coroner's JuF
Lila Is. Walker Cnsl

The COrOner's jury which :
over the body OF Lila Bell n
cd. who died Wednesday
home. g. FentOn Place Il -
the care of the Chrisua%ci
returned a verdict this vic
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

SI.23 60 baltimore and Return.
Via 10. a d.
saturday and sunday. September Il and Is.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
Dr.. Shades Oily Va5a and GhIOridun Discovery

reference persons
Washington
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
NOTIFYING TEE POWERS.
Messages Announcing NJ. MCk u
ley's Death Being Prepared.

"A Conference of OH.cInIs nj the state
Department This Morning. For
mnI Despatch sent Co Mr.. RoOsc-
VeIt-The Departments closed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14
Mr.. Hackett at the same time prouuI-
gated the following order:

~ dShluEtOn- sept u. 1901
1.-THE President OF the United states
died this morning at 2.I5 clock in The
city OF Buffalo. \. Y
Officers and men of the Navy and
Marine Corps need not 90 De reminded
Of the public and private virtues Of
their late commandments The
whole people loved William Mckinley,
for ne loved and trusted them
As soldier. statesman, husband. and
as purt-mluded- great-hearted
American. his fame now belongs 70
this country.
Under the Constitution Theodore
Roosevelt. previously Vice President
becomes Pre- sid-ut and C0mmaudcr-iu-
Chief Of the Navy and Marine Corps
OF the United States.
FRANK ~. HACkETT
80 = l. L.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-22
MCKINLEY | TRZECI
TERMIN

Strzat pr6bny, puszczony przez panow
amatorow trzeciego terminu dla prezyden-
ia McKinleya, chybif. Lud przez usta swo-
jej prasy zaprotestowaf energicznie przeciw
temu zamachowi ma wolnosc i tradycye.
A vice sam kandydat. jake czlowiek roz-
sadny, uznaf "a wfasciwe wyprzec sic
wszelkiego wsp6lnictwa autorami tego
niefortunnego projektu. Prezydent Mckin-
ley og1osif publicznie, re ME mysli ubie-
gao sic trzeci termin. Me uczynit tego
wprawdzie W tax stanowczy sposob, jak
W swoim czasie general Grant, kt6ry po
zoiniersku, kr6tko oswiadczyi re ME be-
die ''leciec W razie nominacyi, ami siuiyc
razie elekcyi." Zawsze jednak odmowa
jest odmowa trzeba jig przyjac z uzna-
MEM. Miejmy nadzieie, ae od'qd luz mkt
ME osmieli sic zniewazac narodu samego
prezydenta gadanina trzecim terminie,
Lecz ostr6znoSc ME zawadzi. Moze sic stac
jeszcze cos takiego, re prL zydent bedzie
zmuszony zmienic zdanie. Moze przedsta-
wiciele wielkiego kapitatu stana jeszcze
kiedy pred wybrancem narodu ma kola-
mach (w przenosnD beda 90 bfagac, ably
raczyf przyjac trzeci termin dla dobra OF
czyzny, ludzkosci, caiego swiata innych
planet odkrytych jeszcze majacych bye
odkrytemi Ma take biagania *ojcowie
narodu" bywaja zwykle dose podatni. Hi
storya zna juz kilka takich komedyj. Me
trzeba wiec sic iudzit Gdyby prezydent
przypadkiem okazaf sic miekkim i dai
sic ubtagac' panom Hannie etc, lud po
winien okazac sic twardym ME dac sif
ubfagac nikomu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-22
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY
KUBA WOLNA.

Nareszcie przewlekajaca sic bez konca
sprawa kubanska jest porzadku. Rozum
polityczny bardziej umiarkowanej czesci
delegat6w kongresu kubanskiego odni6st
zwyciestwo mad szowinizmem i zaslepie-
MEM skrainych radykafow. Poprawka Plat
ia zostafa przyjeta bez zadnych zmian
homentarzy. Przyjeto ia wprawdzie bardzo
nieznaczna wiekszoscia gfos6w, lecz zawsze
przyjeto. Odtad Stany Ij. beda mogfy spo-
kojnie wycofac swoje wojska perry Antyl-
low oddac losy Kuby rece Kubanczy-
k6w. Interesy Stan6w Zj zostafy zabez-
pieczone wraz TEN Kuba zyskafa caf-
kowite bezpieczenstwo ma zewnatrz. Iadne
mocarstwo- europejskie ME bedzie mogfo
ami palcem kiwnac strone Kuby. Pod
ma rzeczpospolita bedzie mogfa kwitnac i
rozwijac sic dazyt spokojnie ku lepszej
przyszfosci. A przyszfosc ia moze bye
swietna. Ma Kubie jest miejsce dla die
sieciu milionow ludzi. Szereg lat pokoju
piracy moze stworzyc z tel wyspy potezne
panstwo drugiego stopnia, kt6re same po-
trait obronic sic pred kazda napascia.
Nalezy duma oddac te sprawiedliwosc
Stanom "a j., re przez uwolnienie Kuby do
konaty aktu niemal bezprzykfadnej bezin-
teresownosci. Te drobne korzysci, ktore
Stanom Zj. zapewnia poprawka Plata.
So niczem W porownaniu kosztami, tru-
dami niebezpieczenstwami wojny, podje-
tel pred trzema Iaty. Korzysci te ME uj-
muja mic godnosci niepodlegfosci Kuby.
Byfy one niezbedne dla zabezpieczenia tel
niepodlegfosci, dla unikniecia novel, woj-
ny MIA Po "a tenn zabezpieczeniem Stany
Zj ME zada4y ME dostafy Cd Kuby mic
W zamian "a nieoceniony dar wolnosci.
DIVA tylko wypadki analogiczne zna histo-
rya ubiegfego stulecia. w roku 1907 Napo-
leon, po zwycieskiej wojnie Prusami i
Rosya, utworzyf czesci Polski niepodle-
gle Ksiestwo Warszawskie. Lecz Polacy
|dopomogi mu krwia swoja do zwyciestwa
musieh wciaz pozniej taz krwia pfacic "a
dar wolnosci w roku 1S7oym Rosya po
wojnie Turcya utworzyia ksiestwo But
garskie- Lecz natychmiast mad armia buf-
garska objeli komende oficerowie rosyjscy
urzednicy rosyjscy obsiedli cafy kraj "a
czei go fupic. Dopiero dzielnosc ksiecia
Aleksandra i opieka cafej niemal Europy
uratowafy Bu1garye niewoli rosyjskiej.
W obydwoch vice tych wypadkach egoizm
oswobodzicieli byt widoczny. Stany Zje-
dnoczone, przeciwnie, podjefy wojne z Hi
szpania czystych pobudek, zaryzykowafy
ma interwencye cafej niemal Europy, cd
kt6rej uchronifa je zaledwie zyczliwosc
Anglii, po zwyciestwie ME zadafy mic dla
siebie cd obdarowanych wolnoscia Kuban-
czyk6w. Koszta wojny zapfacifa Hiszpania
ziemia, "a ktora jeszcze W dodatku dostafa
dwadziescia milionow Kuba zas otrzyma-
Ia wolnosc "a mic, prawie "a darmo. TIE pa
re stacy weglowych, co przyznaje Stanom
Zj poprawka Platta MONA byioby dostac
cd Hiszpanii bez wojny. Mona byfoby po
wojnie zabrac GAIA Kube isniktby sic AMI
odezwaf. Ale narod amerykanski jest spra-
wiedliwym wspaniafomyslnym, dla tego
Kuba jest wolna.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-22
Nadzwyczajne oferty dla no
wych i starych prenume-
ratOr0W.

Kto nam przysle $1.O0, zostanie
pokwitowany "a ''Ameryke" Cd tel
pory do 81 grudnia 1901 roku, a
nadto W prezencie dostanie ksia-
EEK "a Soc, ktore moze sobie wy
braG naszego katalogu. Ma
op}ate przesy}ki ksiazek prosimy
do}aczyc 15c., tt. razem przysfac
$1.15.
Kto nam przysle $1.5O, zostanie
pokwitowany ia 'Ameryke" ma rok
i W prezencie dostanie ksiazek "a
$1.OO. Ma koszta przesy}ki ksia-
EEK prosimy do4aczyc 25c., tt. ra-
zem przys}ac $1.75.
Kto nam przysle $500, zostanie
pokwitowany "a "Amery ke" ma rok
i w prezencie dostanie ksiazek "a
$500. Ma przesyike prosimy do}a-
czyc 5Oc., tt. razem przys{ac $3.50.
Kto nam przysle $500, moze So
bic wybrac ksiazek naszego
katalogu W wartosci $1,000.
Kazdy, kto nam przysle nowego
prenumeratora, dostanie w prezen-
Gle ksiazek wartosci S1.OO, iezeli
ma koszta przesyfki do}aczy 25c.
Ia prenumeratorow uwazani sa
tylko ci, kt6rzy op1aca gazette ma
rok CORY, lub do 81 grudnia
1901 r.
Oferty powyzsze sa wazne tylkC
ma Mai Czerwiec 1901 r.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-22
KataIog ksiqzek PoIskich
WydaWniCtWa
A. A. PARYSKIEGO, W TOLEDO, o.

...Ss:.
Adam Miekiewiez: zyeorys portretem n;n:,. loc
Iogia " 8o.ciu obrazsch IS niiu tablicach a5c
Rsa s a smpS
nzn a.!pds psknsi os5 9Rrawie aSNIev
oSa rary cra ks
a1" Byamsno~y posas ezy istorya siecu lasnams To-
Dziwne Kolee zyca, czyl nsorya trzech derwszach -
Gsktsys,noss sol Wytiad lsamd pHpuarny iS 5S
Gratulant, oraz Piesni WeseEne. 20
Historya GarbSska rzynaee nnych iekawych bajek a5
Historya Aladayne laage cudowPe oraz nieprze- o.
Hlstorya Ali Babe o czterdzestu zfodziejach -
Hssorya koniu zacuarowanym czy Przepowedna
=, naszyny atajaSej " pGwisigza lSs lSs
#stSrya HistSrya Rsssrau R,sss1
H;s.orya Semu Msdressh rDe
Historya loinerzu, miai fake niewykurke keske
Jak Pep~Sn Hdze yoSraaa sobe Ksztafty zemi Sc
YAK RSb Vino as1s cd fa aS m T"s Szssc
GAIA lndskiego siuza Sapsal NJ. Brzezinski Csc
ys1etaa Doiaa ,zy Sad soc 0prawe go 80
Konssytuea sandw Ameryki P6ocnej M 49,
Krzysztof Kolumb odkrycie Amerykd -
KsIsga Po,trstami KrSlow PSskieh 60 60
Kneharaa ,Na,. a, poiska Amerykahska SS SS
Iisttx Iist Nv rWsM Minha,. Arc.an,,. i0
Maesk Gsa Rowes6 10
mach, paya 'Aigemond Ttomaezenie fran ., -
madrosei saomons c cly bsaHka punkowania
Madry sedzia Opowiadanie. frzez hr. L. Tostoja s
Najprawdzns1a Kanala, ezy odkryce tajemnic przy-
Ma Marne Poelnat epczny Przez St Rechockiego
Nauka Wymowy Angieskie l,rzez 4. A Paryskiego s5
,ssl
Ssist kolns R's ss7 Hp6i
1s% s'seS%
Pan Twardowski stawny ,nistrz ezarnoksiezki ss5s
ss'a f3saBTi "sss
Piskna Melazyna cudowna hisorya morskie panne 20
Prawdzya Miost wszystko zyyeiesa, czyli historya
Prawdliwa sybilIa i M czyii proroctwo Michaidy Is
Proby Cierplimosci ezy przygody Matka jego prod
Piernsi Bali osadnIey
Przerazliwe Echo Traby 0satecznej =. 80
srvszs p%oe Esh 5v
Porozbiorowe Dzeje Polski csy ak nar6d poiski wal
Przebegie sposoby Rozpustnika, czy hlstorya spia
Przysody Kaa Haruna Airazyaa historye. s5
Reineeke i Lis, yoemat Goethe'go %
ksmass d
godach milosnych 20
Sejm Pijack 10
Sennik prawdzfwy Persko-Egipski II
Sledm N1ebezpiecZnych POdr0zy MOrskch. Ii
SfOwnik AngielskO-P POlskf SIG
Sfownik Angielsko.P Xxi Polsko-A geski
ka Wymowy Angielskiej. oprawie pfociennej. $40
w oprawie skorkowej .S2.5
SpirytOOga, inauka wywofywanud duch6w. 80 str 81
Iysfac NOcy Jedna. 19 tom6w, ilustracyami $40
veesha ,aeh a z%arkoeonej con- Baby i, ;:
Wieki Zbi6r POezyj Ola RobOtnik6w. Zes2ytI, 10c
Zyt H. 1Oc zeszytI1I 1Oe, zeszyt ~, 1Oc, razem %
w NfewOlt krwiOzerczegO Murzyna 1G
Myb6r Piesnf NarOdOwych. 80
Zaklea Dziewicaz Broda, czyli cyrulik zbawca 10
Zb6r Dobranych Powinszowan 25
ZfOty Cielec. Poemat Adama Asnyka
Znaczenie ObchOd6w NarOdOwych 4. 10
ZwycieswO Cnety, czyl hstorya dwoch siostrach 25
Zyd Wieczny Tu}acz IL
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-22
PREMIA AMERYkI,

Ma okaz posyamy eden numer gazety darmo Ma kredyt
gazey ami kszek ME wysyiamy nikomu todarun dostaa
fyko c abSnenc ktorzy opacaja cay rok zgory M
20 S1 RO bedzieny posyiat "Ameryke' przez rok
I'd Dl.oO " prezencie podemy ksiazek lub obra.
z6w naszego wydawnictwa $0 Ma opiacene przesyfk
prosmy doiaczyc 5 czy przysfat Sl75 kto ME
przyale ma przesyike, temu ksazek ME wysemy
Ko Chce wybraG ksiazek wiecej nz 81 90, to sumo
ponado musi dopaeit mp ko wbier7e S99e ks
przysac gazette $780, przesyfke % C nadwyzke pre-
mil 10 cwec razem $1s5-Do ksiazes warosc $500 dopa
$780, do ksiazeb warosc $500 dopfaca sic s2OO
70 70 O0 bedziemy posyat "Ameryke" przez rok
ia pA.OO prezenca poslemy wielkie tony
ctekawego romansu kryminanego pit Margrabianka Maya
10 90 kO bedziemy posyiat meryke przez rok
"a pA.oO iw prezencie posleny 10 tom6w 'Tysqc
Nocy Jedna, ktore zawieraja 67 powiesci.
Y. Cd on bedziemy posyiaG "Ameryke' przez ro<
Ia Do w " Irezancie wyslemy Bible swieta kto
abysmy przesyike ofac MECH dofaczy 80 centow
Ia $500 pS.tH Syelemy z zyWo,y % Mieys t1 Kto ehos @
abysmy przesyfke opiacli, MECH dofaczy 30 centow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-22
NOW f KSIAZKI.

Kto przysle $1.25 dosta-
ME zaraz try tony Ogniem
i Mieczem (bez dopfaty), /
bedzie dOstaWaf Wzeszytach
tygodniowych jeszcze 8 to-
NOW Trylogii Sienkiewicza.
4 4. PARYskI, 3ls JACKSON AVE-, TOLEDO. Q.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-22
OBRAzx NARODOwE,

KOlOrOwy Obraz Kr6l6w POIskch "a $50 cali .S1OO
KOscfuszk0 Tadeusz. 1S x "a Gale 25c
Obraz kr6l6w Polskich. % K 36 cali :. SOC
Pulaski kazimierz. IL x36 cali CSC
POrtrets Adama Mick1e Iicza. lOx12 cali 25c
Obrazy Sw1etych do wyooru. Cena kazdego 25c
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02
FINANCIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
DAILY RECORD OF THE EAST
ERIN STOCK MARKETS AND
TRANSACTIONS.
REPORT OF THE new w.
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Railroad, Grain and Produce, VI
and Other observation-disclosures
Review Of Trade, Aa

New York. April 2.-There We're Wide
openings on the transfer of heavy blocks
of the L. S. Steel and Burlington, the
latter rising point at the extreme high
level st. Paul rose a point and the ma
jority of stocks showed fractional gain
but there were few outside losses. Gem
eral selling followed the opening rise and
Rock Island lost ~, Burlington 2N and
st. Paul and Delaware and Hudson H..
Practically every railroad and industrial
stock of prominence declined below yes
terday's closing. When Colorado Fuei
and Iron advanced four points all the
steel stocks hardened. Enormous Offer
ings met the rise in u S. Steel stocks and
they retracted again to below last night.
Generally speaking prices fell from Il to
2 points below last night. Quick profit
taking by the bears caused some frac-
tional rallies before the end Of the first
hour. Stocks which had scored the larg-
est losses advanced from l to 2 points
when the shorts covered and the rally
was helped by rise. to 142 in sugar
Meanwhile the steel stocks We're offered
freely. United States steel prefrred de-
clined to SO. BY noon the general UNDER
tone was firmer and the market Quieter.
Texas and Pacific was heavily bought at
an advance of over two points and Anal
gamated Copper gained as much. Bonds
We're lower.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02
Rum0RS OF FORMATION
OF A new SYNDICATE
PERRY BELMONT SAID TO BE At THE HEAD BIG BUTTE COR
PORATION WHICH WILL TAKE OVER THE NPPER
L. Err AND OTHER HEINZE PROPERTIES.

Nipper. l.. f. X. and other adjacent prop
critics owned or controlled by the Heinzes
and NJ. O. P. Co. 1t is said that the Ana
conda. or Amalgamated company which
owns 5-36ths of the Nipper claim has con-
scented to put in its interest and to take
stock in the new corporation pro rata.
1t is also said that 3 per cent is to be
guaranteed on the capital stock of the
new company and that the Heinzes are
to receive 81. 900 900 for their interests.
The Inter Mountain is not prepared to
guarantee the truth Of this report but
there are many indications which justify
the belief that in the essential points it
is true. If true 1t would seem to indicate
that reconciliation between the Amalga-
mated and the Clark factions is likely to
be followed in the near future by that Of
the Amalgamated and the Heinzes.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

Considerable speculation has been
aroused in Butte over the recent trans
fers of mining property between the
Heinzes and their personal friends and
representatives and the NJ. Q. p. Co. par
ticularly those relating to interests in the
Nipper lode. l.. f. r. and other adjacent
claims.
1t was generally surmised when these
transfers We're made and placed upon the
records that there was some sort of sig
nificant movement behind the action. The
sequel now appears to be coming to light
and rumor is current in Butte that a
new corpora ton is to be formed in New
York with O. Perry Belmont at its head
and with the Friedlander and Snyder in
tluences behind it. the capital to be $10.-
600, 900 and the company to take over the
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Greenland is governed in grandmoth-
erly way by Denmark but, as it consists
of a group of colonies which would not
under any circumstances attract many
tourists or traders, no outsider complains
of the exclusiveness of the Danish au-
thorities. Trade always has been ana
still is monopolized by the state, and only
government vessels are allowed to sail in
Greenland waters. For foreign travellers
also Greenland is closed country, UNI
less the traveller in question has be-
forehand secured the rare distinction of
obtaining the permission of the Danish
government.
The monopoly of the trade is said to
protect the Greenlander from being de-
ceived by INSCRIPTIONS merchants. The
administration settles fixed price both
for the goods the Greenlanders purchase
and for the products they sell. In this
way all are treated in the same manner.
and the business being carried on by
the state is a guarantee that the ma
tives are not imposed upon.
Furthermore, the members OF the ad-
ninistratio are enjoined to take care
that the natives do not leave themselves
short of produce by selling more than
they can dispense with so that they are
destitute of needful wood and clothing
when the slack time arrives. The native
Greenlander never has been. neither is he
now, able to purchase single drop OF
spirits from the administration.
The exchange of goods between Green
land and Denmark is rule carried on
exclusively by means OF the nine vessels
belonging to the Greenland company.
viz, five briggs, three banks, and small
steamer, having a total register of
about 1000 tons net. Several OF these
vessels. which are suitable for sailing
through drift ice, make two voyages
a wear. and the steamer as rule three
voyages One of them. the brig, named
the Whale, is nearly one hundred wears
old,-Montreal Herald.