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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
NuSlduoiid)es.
Hranbenbnra.

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2aaSs5srs i. 90. sssn ber
S51iUurgeridts 5iBnng iparbe Der
Gd,lsoiiiissrr oiissrr i;;:s;s i;:;sa sMedaiiiter otto WitS,
liiiptii nus grieb bei Berlin tpesen'
Miiu5be;brefbens sli brti syabren
3uh.baus Derurtbeilt.
aSniss5era 81. M. gln
GteIit ee5 bot Meibnahtsn 1900 3nrp.
.sfrieasser:dtsratb in Jan3is ernann-
Ten MiGt5riM.ers 3isfhsr lpirb ber
Nmtsesyihfsraib DirflenzNeulpebea
an bisIiasn s mtsssrid)s hos g(m. ei=
nts M;htes5 iis:ssaehnsei..
Jrenffurt a. 8. ss,n lebter
.3eit t.naen ipisbsr ii. GiEen5abu=
'prsjefis 2anbsberJ R0nigsmaloe
s7 ~ I'd, ir.ensig GroiIen unb aanbss
berg ~ arieTAt 3telenSig groYs
len a,F. Ter Siaat plant. eritere 2isl
i,;c ois Gefunodrbabn auf feline ao=
ten ~ sbaaell. CisIe 2iaie eat~.
ipridt bein ltteil, ,friiber bonn @iirasrs
naeiltcr 2rrcn3 III GroFen 1bon 10 eli
frtg be:rlsDeilen 95rpIeft. d Die anbere
Ginie Sanbsbers GrieIbt 3ie-
len3ias- Groifen min eine pri9at=
sGeielHhaft ausfiibren. III
" SO onnfee. Gin ypifberer
ipnrDe siefer 1aae BON benz 2eibidqcr
ees Eyinssn syrieorih 2eppolo in bcm
8prft beint 5aghfhloB Dreilinben NIT
Sls!sr Wiibe feifaenoinmen. gs punz
belt ii1 I'm ben MaurerS rSrem2ler aus
9iolpapeszN zNeuenborf, Der fopnr oftz
mails fpegell Wilobieberei borbe1traff
II ano 1e:f sSabrsa Die ssoriten bes
/ Yrla3ca nniiGeS alahte. Dor ettoa 2
eSdhten icrrSe e. aeleaentlic9 eines
Nerecntre5 Don eine1r SSsDriter il, ben
Wub galnoIierb aab ober trobbem oa5
Wiloe..l i,idbt uuf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
&be;nlanS anb gSsltfaIen.

berborn. 0on ben 48
Oberprimanern bes bieIigen @pmnaz
fiums trot elmer bon Der miinoli1en
2(biturientenpriifuns auriid, Die iibriz
gen AZ erbielten fdmmtli6 bas 3eifez
seugnib, oarunter 25 unter 8sfreiung
BON Der miinbliden Yriifuns. lleber
brei Niertel Der 9lbiturienten ipollen
benz Stubium Der tatbplii6sn Sbeoz
logic lih fpibmen.
Srter. Der Rampf segen etnen
Der sefdbrliditen Gebfeinbe, ben Seu=
unb Sauertpurm, tpirb iebt in ben
Winaerorten Der Mofel na9 Dem Betz
Ipiel Oou @eblau planmdbis borsez
nommen. Die einselnen @emeinben
baben in ibrem 9ausbaltungsenttpllrf
beitimutte Summen fir bas s(bfangen.
Der S9metterlinse porseieben.
Weiterfappeln sluf benz
@abelin bier lpurbe Elm grobes llr-
nenfelo entDedt. Orei Iebr gut erbal=
tene l1rnen tpurben bein Sanbgrdbsn
su Gage sef0roert, entbalteno 8noden
unD MIhenreite. 2eiber ipurDen eine
ganoe Reibe SDpfe Sertriinmert, ebe
man ben ipertbbollen Sunb ertannte.
Der 9abelin 1T burd feline geIhi9t=
li6en 50 SsnIplbsil.e 6etanni.
SberbauIeu. Oa bic Wabl
oes Or. i!,sb. @ofei als @5tabtberorbz
meter in Der 2. 9(btbeiluns fir unsiilz
ttg ertldrt iporoen ipdr, tpurbe eine
grlabipa6l anberaumt. Die Bethel
lisnng lpar etne 10 i9tpa1e, tpie man
bier ipobl ME geGabt bat, benn BON
ben 1886 g2dblern iibten nur 129 oas
Wa6lre6t aus. Der BON ben pereiniez
ten 8iirgerparteien aufeeIelItc 2an=
oibat Gaufmann Gubolf RDpp tpurbe
einltinmis geipdblt, ba biesmal eins
Gegenpartei nibt porbanben tpar.
Hropins Sannppcr NIB 8rammidmeis.
Ssnabriid. Oas MilitGrz
geribt berurtbeilte ben Musfetier
Obeno ipesen Betruses gu 2 ssa6ren
. 3ubtbalS nnb MusftoBung aus benz
S,eere.
peine. Sn Der NGbe bon
Oelerie lit man in elmer Siefe bon
200 Meter alf Elm md4tises aalilaz
ger geitoBen. tpelhes einen Our1>
meiTer bon anndbernb 400 Dieter bat.
WoIfenbiittel. Die bier
ipobnbaften a[rbeiter, @ebriioer @taz
ntslaus unb Dalenttn @taraosf uno
@rousfoip finb lpegen @ittliGfeitsz
berbre6ens Derbaftet norben.
StDlSenau. Nentier Wenfz
beim lit bor einigen Sasen in Qonbon
Derftorben. Gr pirb Bel allen, bic
/ i'm fdnrten, belDnbers Bel ben Mrmen
in Gtol5endu, Shinnd unb 9lnemolz
ter, benen er biel @utes ertpefen,
tets in glltem Nnbenfen bIetben.
Siinbern. Dor Ruraem entz
itanb In benz WobnbauIe bes 8eiz
bauers 0ouis Siirsens sseuer, tpel9es
bas Oahgeibob unb bic StdGunaen
eindfherte. Die Geuertpebren aus
9agenzSbfen, Htr6zSbfen unb @ms
mern bef9rdnften ibre GbGt:ateit
grOBtentbeils alf bic 8eidiihung Der
NdAbargebGube. Die Gntltebungssl
urfdhe 1T lnbetannt.
Moientbal. llnfer langiGbz
riger @emeinbeDpriteber GtaIlmaan
tritt in ben ipoblDerbienttn Mubes
ifailb. gr bat "a Sabre bas miibes
Dolle Mmt NIT Sreue unb aur .3u=
friebenbeit alltr Gemeinbeeinaeieiies
men sefiibrt. Wtgen Nlters unb tpe=
gen zines @eb1rleibens lebnte er cine
Neunabl ab. On feline GtelIe tpurbe
Der airdenporiteber Jris 80ter se-
iudblt.
Cl6enbMrg Mnb Wsefteu6uro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

ndh eii1em porl Hries3n;nii!cr;am
an ben 2anorut6 b. @etop serintsss
ten @riefe dbiajfdsis befhiebtn iuors
ben. @
rspio &, d. N. Gin bebauer-
liher .InGi;idsfnl erfignete iib III benz
untpeit oon Dier belegenen 1auern=
bprf @r. ;3appltn. Der Nduernfphn
Grid Wpl5rtd.i ipolIte eins Der ieie
mem 0ater seh0riaen pfefbe. bas
fr1nfheitsbalber nlebrere Wocben i'm
GtdlI geito.,oen Jatte, Elm .penig i'm
syreien 6eioesen. 0ierbei iDurbe Der
iunge 0ulio, ;hi diif benz f1liipfrigen
8oben plSsliD bon benz pferbe an
Boben lsrifIea n,tb hierbei TO- iinalHdz
tid 1aiif Die Shhiter getreter, baB erI
einen 2uo9en5ruh bnbon trug.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Sania stdSts.

8remerbaben. 8ei benz
@tdpeaanf ces eriten @hulfniffes
bes bentfden Ghulidiffspereins bielt
prins 9einrid cine Mnipra9e. 6erz
5og Abolf 6riebri1 bon Medtrnburg=
@diperin DoaScs bic Saufe bes Gnifs
fes.
emerl.Die @orunterllhung
IN 6Gden bes 9tttentdters Nietrih
Weilanb TT abaei1loi1ens unb ber
&eid)santpdlt Dr. Dlsbauien it niez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

Wismar. Sir ben ann, /.
Suli b. S. in ben Mubeftanb tretenben
DrOit Greiberrn BON Retelbobt III AT
gleihen 3itpuntte Der Qlmtsbauptz
mann BON 8liiher 3u NeubDfop sum
erfisn @sdSnien bts GrDbber3oglihen
Mmtes Misndr ernonnt lpDrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
s:rDuin; @eitprcu;;tu.

Neuita BIT. Der sSDriter Seed
BON Der hteiigen Grafid)aft tpar bier
in Der Stabt, nm Derihiebene Sc
f9diie gu beforaen. Des 9lbenbs fubr
er nit Stpet Munn nad) Die1@fopib.
Mls man bort a1fem, ftellte iid) 6erz,
aus, baB Der sSoriter tobt mar. Die
Mnaeleaenbett lit Der Staatsanlpelt=
fdhaft geneloet.
M0fiel. Wor auraem er6angte
fim Der S2idbriae friibere YeIiber
;s5Suage aus Gospeiben. Der ieit einiger
3eit In bie1eer t5tabt tpnbnte. Muf eli
nsul 3ette1, ben man in ieiner Mpbz
ming duf Dem Silhe lieaenb, fdnb,
bate er syotsenbes acfbrieben: ,Qiez
ber @ott. Ou brauhit mid niht ait
rlifen; id tomme BON ielbit."
@Iodau. Der Bau ber prGz
pardnDenaniialt lit benz Bduunterneb=
amer Anops Rdlbau fir 81, 400 Mf.
iibertrdgeit iporbeil. Dos GehIube,
SaS brei gIansn5immer. eine Mula,
Mniitaimmer unb cine Dien}tpoh=
nlng beg WDr5tebers enthalten ipirb.
foll gum nIhiten Gerbft fertia aeftellt
fein. Die MnitdIt foitet iinferer Gtabt
init ginfhluB bes 8auplaBes 10000
Marf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
.HroSin5 Sitprensem.

gB or m bift. 95pr Gursem
tDurbe Der 8abnurbeiier MuaultWittfe
aus 2ihtenfelo' auf Der Gtrede beim
g9eahb1llfeaeben bon benz Mllen5teiner
.3uge iiberfnbren iinb auf Der 6telIe
detootet. Gr binterldbt cine ssrau nit
flint uner3osenen ainbern.
20Ben. Die Gtabt fat bic nil
sniiteriele tSenebn,iauna sum Musbau
he5 progpmnaiiums erhalten. Bereits
aug Sitern ipirb burh GinrihtunQ Der
Sberiefllnba. Der iiber Elm eSa6r Die
prima foleen ION. bic lltnrpanbluna
in Elm 8ollaDlnnaiium beaonnen.
9lnaer5ura Sin eroBes
sSeuer legte bas 8cfhdfts6aus bes
&auflnunns sSarnslapstp unb oen ba.
ranltoBenben groben @etreibeIpeiher
.bes 9errn NOb. Wolff In Mfhe. Das
sSdrnslaDstn'fcbe @runbitiid ncbft
sss1tbalt unbWdorenlager ipar nit 80, 7
900 Mdrt unh Der @speiner nebit sSu..
bait nit 10000 9nast nsriihert.
@tallupjnes Der Inter
offi5ier Slipier aa..i Dragpner STE
aiinent p. glebeE, bel fih auf ieiner
Stllbe erfhpjless, Fol: bies Gus syurht
por 9fraFe 1etDo:t ha6e:;. ipeis 81 III
Der Naht sabei hetsaffer ipurbe, ais
CT einen, 5so...e:dbea hie S,Dientdlben
fea!o. oa3 4'crsemoHnais ilrterfuhte.
Da iii lekls: lSea i, Der Halerne Dte=
berbolt Gclbnie5ifdhte hnreefomrnsn
l2aren, 10 5tana 3. IN: s3erraAt. aueh
DieIe pefii6t all eaaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

burd, bab Bic Gele1en Rotbs BON ben
WpraGngen in ber Baditube Wittbetz
lung gelndht. unb fid, felbit an ienen
1astn' 'Dss Genuiies bon 8rOb enthal=
ten haben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Gdj!ueis.


Gar. Der aaninfeaer 9.atin-
ger, luo1nbaft in Saleb, 1T bon einem
8ulnin berabseltiirSt uno anoernSaas
ben erlittenen 9erleBunsen erlessn.
Sitten. Monieisneur Saroiz
nier, 8ii6of bon 9itten, Der 9open
Der idrsi5eriiden 8ifd0fe, 1T i'm Mlz
ter bon SO Sabren seItorben.
3uri9. Gum Director Der
aunitseiperbeIdule in 3iri9 ipuroe
aus 25 Beperbern profehpr 6ofader,
Mrditeft in gburlottenburs, gelpdblt.
Nah f6perer arantbeit farb Ser
betannte Gapitdn BON Belmont.
3ofingen. SIN 8e3irfe go
finsen ipuroe Der So5ialbemofrut
Morger linb i'm areife 8aben Natio-
nalratb sSSdger lpiebsrgeipdblt. sssns
areiie Niebertpit lpurbe Der syrsiiinniz
&c 9ohitraber burcb ben tatDoli5hS
eonierpatiOen 6uber eriest.
8eItbeim. Das Der Braue.
rel r6albensut" sebDrenbe @aitbaus
gum r20ipen" brannte Dollit1nbia ries
Der. Gin Sdgs borber hrpbenber
8raitbuusbruh tonnte banf benz RAJ
ihen Girsreifen sritidt iperben. Die
in Der NGbe b.finolideu soduler tonns
ten serettet tperben.
Gent. Der friibere Banfisr s.
Galanb lit i'm Mlter BON 85 ssabren
geitorben. Der 0eritorbene Iebte bic
Gtabt genf sur llniperfoierbin elm
unb binterlieB auberbern mod niebrere
Wermd1tnifIe. 6ein Werm0gen ipirb
dltf brei Bis pier MilIionen gefhdst.
2uSern. Q(ns benz GrbprpcsB
nit ben Mnipreheru bes Don Gtaatss
antqait mira binterlaIlenen Ytrni6<
senS BON 552, ,734 ST.. gins bie5tabt
2u3ern ulS Siegerin bsrDor. Der
prtsbiirgerlihe MrmsRfonbs unb bsr
itGbtifhe GdulfOnbs erbulten min
276,OOO Trs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

ber abaersiit. Bon eirem Gonplott
ober fo3ialiitilhsn Dbtr dnar9iitis
fdben Ginfllden 1T nidbts 5u ernlittsln
aeipelen; bagegen III burh einiDdnDs
freie s3eustn ftffgtittIIt tDcrben, bdB
MeildnD bdS @tiid gffen, iDelcbes e.
aum Wnrft bratdte, tbatfGhliH, tDie
er anqab, an Ort unb GteIIe gefun~
ben bat. gs pirb gegen Wtilanb I'M
ffdae DDr benz ddtSgsriHt 5bof ees
Heidsgerihts duf grunb bes pdrds
graph so bes Strafgtfes sbutbes iDegtn
Derfnhten Wtprbes erbcben iuerDtH.
Glci1seitig ipirb Mcildnb elmer I'M
terIu1ang lpssen ieinea 0eiitss5uitanz
bes unterffent iperbsil Die Grmittez
lungen baben bereits 10 DieI ergtberl,
baB es init Ginert:it dls fefitsbenb
ansenDmnen iperben snuB. bdB Weis
lamb in einens Mnfan pDlIitdnbigsr
seiftiser GtSrung gtbanDsIt bdt. Ods
nit finbet bann bas trnurige greigs
nib obne Ritbteriprild iein Gnbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
2ngetnbnr1.


Grebenmaher. 9err Wsi1
del DondeI fieste IN Der gemeinbe,
ratbsipabl.
RDrid. sSn benz eihnppen sbes
Mrbeiters MiheI 8dltb1lar entffdrb
Elm sgeuer, bur9 ipelhes bas @ebdnbe
sdn3lih einsedf6ert tDurbe.
Oiefirh. 6err u. Matbts.
gropiIor Der 9irfhsM sMpotbefe In Gh@
terna1, bat bas Gefhdftsbuus beg
6errn 5urDs@ores gernietbet, I'm cine
Oroguerie 81 er6ffnen.
Gid a. b. Ala. Der Mrbeiter
Grdn3 Qorang mar nit benz MbrGus
men elmer Stetnmafe beIhdftist, als
etne Gdidt iin losl0ite ilnb ibm ber=
artise 8erlebunsen beibra5te, baB er
OaB er tur3e 3eit barnch oerfdieb.
Hie be beBlingen. Muf
Dem @ange sur FL. MeiIe tpurbe 6err
pFarrer $. @rdf bon einem 6nlage
setroffen llnb fiel betpubtIDs auf Der
5reppe gum air1bofe oufammen. Der
belgiiehe Nr5t BON @oupn mar Iofort
5ur Stelle. Der 3uitanb bes Oeilt=
li9en lit 5e6r bebenflih.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Sslterrcidl 1lnaern.

burg. Der Giciites
nant bes AS. Snfanterie-Neainent
alfreb aon6ar 1ai lib crldoilen.
ct. BGItcn. - Der eben1aliae
Sber=S =Snipeftor Der Gicberbeitspade.
5err Hohsrt GtraustD, lit nah lanz
gem 2eiher i'm 81. 2ehensjo6re Der.
i9ieben.
Prag. Die geppi9= uno &c.
lll6epeberei 4bolpb Nopotnp in 3Dz
nil6t bat ben Goneurs anaemeloe:.
Die gahipen betraseu 100000 Grp=
men.
gtlli. = Der penlipnirte Gene
ralmaior Gmil 3amboni b. 2orber=
feio lit i'm 64. 2ebensiabre seitorben.
8ra5. SIN BagniB 1T bas
pulbermiI6pert in bic 2uft gefloqen.
Oas Wert luurbs gdn3lich serft0rt;
berlest tpurpe Niemano, Da oas Weer
leer mar.
9ull. = Der Sbmann bes Sem
trumzGlubs i'm Hei6sratbe, 8iirqerz
met!ter Or. 81. Gdtbrein, begins NIT
ieiner 8emablin Bertha, seb. gaeus
bauIer, feline iil6erne 6o9seit. 9lm
1elben Sage leste Die einaies 5o9ter
oes paares, Die Dor 5tpei sSabren in
bas Snnsbruder llriulinenflDfter eine
getreten 1T unb bort ats 2ehrerin
nirtt, bic feierliebe YrofoB ab. Die
&5taot 6aa ernannte 9iiresrmei1sr
Or. &atbrein i'll gnertennuna ieiner
Dielen 8eroienite um 9alI einitiinntig
gum Gbrenbiireer.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
WONDERLAND IN AFRICA.
Stanley's Description Of
Darkest Africa"

London, June 49, Sir Harry Ham.
ilton Johnston, special commissioner
for the Uganda protectorate, has re-
turned to London after an absence
of two years. He brings stories OF
Uganda rivaling Henry Stanley's de-
scription Of Darkest Africa"
Sir Harry relates that the country
surrounding Moantelgon is totally de-
populated as u result Of inter-trihal
wars, and Is consequently marvellous
ly stocked with big game that are as
tame as English park deer. Zebras
and antelopes can be approached to
within ten yards and there is no
sport in killing them. Elephants and
rhinoceros are also abundant, and,
according to Sir Harry, lions ir
Uganda are too busy eating harte-
beste to notice passing caravan.
The prehistoric giraffe has been dis.
covered In this country by the coul'
missioner, who proposes to maintain
the region referred to as national
park. He photographed race Of ape
men in the Congo forest, differing en-
tirely from Stanley's pigmies, and Sc
cured Photographic records OF their
language and music. lie says that 10
varieties OF rubber trees are found
In this country In ineXhaustlble sup
ply.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
AN INTERESTING SCENE.
Statement of the Prosecution in the
Jessie Morrison Case at
EldOradO, Kas.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 20.-A spe-
cial to the Star from Eldorado, Kas,
says: The state began its presenta-
ton to the jury of the evidence bear
ing directly on the killing of Mrs.
Olin Castle by Jessie Morrison. The
recitation Of the death struggle in
the Castle home, on the morning of
June %, year ago, between the two
women, caused the crowd of specta-
tors in the courtroom to look on in
breathless silence. 1t also had its eff
feet on the prisoner. First the dying
declaration of Mrs. Castle, which stat
ed that Jessie Morrison had called at
the Castle house, opened a quarrel
over letter from Mr. Castle and then
attacked her with a razor. While At
torney Leydig, for the state, read the
statement, slowly and impressively,
the members of the jury did not take
their eyes from his face. Miss Morri
sons breast heaved and she guped
continually. She held her fingers to
her lips and rarely moved.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
THE "SOONERS" MUST GO.
from the Kiowa and Com
mRnche Reservations.

Guthrie, okla, June is.--Capt. Far
rand Sayres, commanding officer ~
Fort sill, okla, acting under orders
from the war department, started
yesterday with 40 cavalrymen to clear
Wichita mountain land Of unlawful In
truders preparatory to the opening OF
the Kiowa and Comanche reservation.
The government Is determined TO free
the country Of oil "sooncrs," whether
there for the purpose Of mining or
otherwise.
william A. Richards, assistant com.
missioner Of the general land Office,
left yesterday for Washington, hay
ing completed the prelimlnarics incl
dent TO establishing county seats and
county boundaries in the reservations
TO be thrown open.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
CHILEAN CLAIMS SETTLED.
Cenmission to which All Claims and
COuntercIaims Were Submit
ted Ends its LabOrs.

Washington, June 1s.-The United
States and Chilean claims commission
completed it's work yesterday. The
last case to be decided was that in
volving the seizure, in 1891, OF the
Chilean vessel Itata by the authorities
of the United States on the ground
that she was carrying q cargo OF con-
traband arms to Chile. The claim
was for $44,051, with interest, and was
made by the South American Steam
ship Co., which had chartered the
ship to the Chilean government. The
commission dismissed the case. Min
lister Pioda, of Switzerland, president
of the commission, and Mr.. Gage, the
American commissioner, agreed in
this view, while Minister Vicuna, of
Chile dissented. The commission
sums it's findings as follows:
81. That the damages alleged by the
plaintiffs were not occasioned by any
unjustitiable action on the part of the
United States; that the Itata was not
pursued by the naval authorities of
the United States upon the high seas
into Chilean waters, induced to sur
render by display of superior force,
and brought back under duress.
III. That the Itata was voluntarily
placed at the disposal of the United
States by the provisional government
of Chile.
iii. That there was probable cause
for the detention of the Itata at San
Diego by the authorities of the United
Safes, and, therefore, no wrong was
done.
"IV. That the claimant has brought
suit in the courts of Chile against the
government of Chile to recover dam
ages upon the identical claim that is
here set up against the United States;
that the company has recovered judg.
ments thereon, and that these judg-
ments have been paid to the company
by the government of Chile. The case
must, therefore, be dismissed"
Another important case decided
yesterday was that of the Central and
South American Telegraph Co. against
Chile, growing out of a tax of two
cents a message levied during the up
rising of 1891. The commission
awarded $4,000 damages.
During the sessions of the commits.
sion there have been II cases against
Chile and two against the United
States. The total of American claims
against Chile was $3,4O0,000, and OF
this $2s, 062, or ,0S4 per cent, has been
awarded by the commission. The two
Chilean claims against this govern
ment were the Itata case, disposed OF
yesterday, and that Of Richard Trum
bull, who was awarded $4,000 for serv
ices to the United States legation In
Chile in an extradition some years
ago.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
A LOSS TO TABOR COLLEGE.
President Richard Cecil Hughes OF
Tabor ua.) College Gets IA More
Lucrative Position.

Tabor, Ia, June 20.--Prof. Richard
Cecil Hughes, president of Tabor col
lege, has resigned his position. The
reason assigned is that he has more
lurative position in view. lie has
been connected with the college for
ten years.
The board OF trustees was unable TO
prevail upon Prof. Hughes to remain.
The college has been very prosperous
under his administration and the en-
dowment fund has been largely in
creased and the attendance in college
doubled since he assumed charge.
President Hughes raised the funds
necessary for the construction of the
new large conservatory buildings and
heating plant now in course of cree
ton, and has increased the library
from 5000 TO 1900 volumes.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
Tho South Dakota Tornado

Madison, s. d., June ls,-Returns
from Saturdays storm show that the
tornado prevailed over strip one
mile wide and ten miles long, south
west Of this city. James Lyons dwell
ing was demolished. Only two chill
drcn were ut home, and they took to
the cellar and escaped. John Boyd's
barn, including machinery and grain,
was destroyed, causing u loss Of 49,.
900. Abel Mitchell, ID. Williams, Henry
Roher, Ian Rounds and A. Seabel each
had tsrns and wlndmllls demolished,
and many Others NJ, taIncd losses.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
CUT DOWN HER OWN RECORD.
The deutschland Beats Her own
Speed Record Between New
York and Plymouth.

Plymouth Jun e2O.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Deutschland
arrived here at S;l5 n. m, having
beaten her own speed record. She
covered 30S2 miles in five days, ii
hours and 81 minutes, at an average
speed of 23,3s, against 23.36, her best
previous record Her daily runs were
qpJ, $40, 542, $40 and AGO knots, none
OF which equal previous best days
runs. Her best previous days run,
made In August, 1900, was 552 knots.
Capt. Albers, her commander, in
formed representative OF the press
that he had never said his vessel
would cover the distance inside of five
days. No special effort to attain high
speed was made, but the weather, on
the whole, was favorable to u fast
Onssapp
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22

Kansas City, Mo-, June 20.-After
an acrimonious discussion the lead
srs of seven political parties, who MOI
here, decided to formally launch a
party which will embody as many of
the elements of opposition to the old
parties as possible. The meeting de-
cided to hold state convention IN
Missouri TO launch the party which
will look upon W. j. Bryan as its
chief.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
BOTH WERE FOUND DEAD.
James AhcRrn, of New York. kills
His wife ana sends Bullet
Through His own Brain.

New York, June 20,-James F.
Ahearn, employed as an ceman by the
American lee Co.., shot his wife, Lou
Use, and then sent bullet through
his own brain in yard in the rear
of Che residence of Henry Wcrnke, In
Gravescnd, Both were dead when
found, Anger at his wifes habits,
which were somewhat dissipOted, Is
supposed to have furnished u motive
for the crime, Aheorn was 40 years
old and his wife, who had been mar
ried before, was % years old, and was
formerly employed MS a servant In the
house of Mr.. Mernke.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
Ruie on Redemption OF stamps.

Washington, June 20,--Commsson-
err Of Internal Revenue Yerkcs has
ruled that banks or stationcrs can
not make claims for the redemption
of documentary stamps belonging to
customers or others, but may pur-
chase such stamps and make claims in
their own names.
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
Mrs, Kcdxic VIII Resign.

Peoria, H., June 20.-On Friday OF
this week Mrs. Nellie Sawyer kedzie,
the best-known teacher and lecturer
on domestic economy in the west and
In Canada, will resign her chair In the
faculty OF Bradley polytechnic insti-
tute, where she has been at the head
of the department Of domestic Sci
cnce since the opening Of the school
Ia 1907
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
MOVED TO GRACI0USNEsS.
nh. Carr sianaiiscs Ills Daushtor's
Dirth by Committing stu-
dents Sentences,

81. Petersburg, June 2O,-Prof OTIS
hulletin saws the condition of the
csarina and her child is entirely sat
isinctory. The ear signallzed the
birth of his daughter by issuing u
uhnpc committing the punishment OF
The rio,ous students. Some OF them
are exempted from further military
sorvlc, and others IRE credited with
their period OF punishment M part OF
thelr regular military service
The Van Buren press., 1901-06-22
'hem IN their struggle, which have
recalled at every turn the stirring
episodes in the war of independence"
On the Koeninxin Luise

London, June 20.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Koeningin Luise,
which sails from Bremen, June 90, via
oouthampton, June 90, for New
ork' Will take the body of former
uoV. Hazen s. Pingree, Of Michigan,
VINO died here Tuesday night, to New
York.