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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-09

Eexema, No Cure, No Pay.
Your Druggist will refund your money IL PAZO
Ug,,NIsiENr fails 10 cure Ringworm. letter Old
sicers and Sores. Pimpfes and Blackheads on the
face. and all skin diseases. Soc.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

Chicago, March (speeiaD.-There was firm
wheat market made so by higher cables and by
norv business OF shorts in regard 70 the approach
ing Washington report farm reserves. There
was point that the wheat firm reserve would
be around 120O0OOO bushels nearly 100000 less
than last years and almost S0.O0000O less than
two years ago There enough timidity TO in
cline speculators toward the buying side. The
close was &c 10 ssc over Friday May opened at
;5g755sc. sold between 7514 Q75ssc and 75s4c. and
closed at 755sc. To-night's figures are just the
same q week ago. There not much to the
ordinary news. The Northwestern receipts were
small. but the Southwestern large. The primary
total sec 900 bushels, against 653OO last year
seaboard cearances We're $4,000 bushels. Liver
pool sd 10 "a higher. There was said TO be
slight improvement in the shipping demand. with
only 250o) bushels closed. Some decrease in the
visible supply IS expected Monday. Worlds ship
ments VIII not be far from S.eJ0O5O bushels. 1t IS
expected that the Board OF Trade quotation ser
vice Will be resumed some time next week and
that grain speculation will be soTaewhat increased
as result.
Corn prices were steady, the range barely &c
and the close only shade under Friday. May
opened at zsc sold between 414c and 405kc bid and
aosed at 4lc sellers. To-nIghts prices are &c
rnder last Saturdays. The incident to-day was
Aeavy selling at the outset by Philips, who has
oeen the bul leader. II looked as If he let 20 as
much as 100000 bushels for May. He took back q
Atue Of Il later in the day. Wet, mild weather
teu - Aeep prices steady- 1here were oo1 cars
with 80 estimated for Monday. Gables were
lgher; clearances 625 900 bushels. Stocks here viii
increase literally for the week. and viii the Wis
NE 1t Is expected that the farm reserve Of corn
VII be considerably ahead OF last year's-possiby
as much as $4,000 go bushels. against 49, 600 last
year
Oats were easy, with local bears selling. Prices
eosed lsc to &c under Friday; May. 247sc. The
selling was led by Updyke. Freedman and other
-'Or Traders. No support was given. Cash sales
sefe 10000 bushels. Receipts were 2l7 cars. with
= tor Monday. Flaxseed was firm, at about Fri
ssys figures; May. 81 54l5 bid; cash. 81 50. At the
hst year
.aLoIlslons were strong; higher early, but finally
Sosihg al about Fridays figures. At their best to-
- PORK. lard and ribs showed the top figures Of
season Hogs also brought the best prices
se We're only 1900 at the yards and only l65, ,O90
ssunated for next week Stocks are small and not
s~easng. The cash demand is good, and the
esOh IS approaching for ii TO improve.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

A DvERTTSEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown ONCE No l.242 Broadway.
"a door north Of 3lstst.. until o'clock advertise
mens received at the following branch oces at
ONCE rates until o'clock D. viz: 254 sthave-.
cor 2d-st. 152 ethaye.. 12thst. Macys. 6tha
and i4th-st.. I42 Coumbusave West 66th-s: log
west 42dst. 6have; 92 East 14th-st.; PSI West
A2d-st between 7th and sth l59 East 47thst
ao-ave. bstween 76th and 77th sts 1026 3d-ave
6lst-st: 170s 1st-ave 75o
go Sd-ave. 4st-st: Bleecker-st;
325 Bleecker-St.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
5lnanrial aleetinas

New York, January 18th. 1901
Election Notice.
a-or, llssourt Pacific Railway Co.
AoIlCE is hereby given that the annual
p, meeting OF stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
tsASsy Company viii a the Fererai ofice Of
spany, in The City OF St Louis. Missouri on Tues
ts S.afeh y 1901. at 800 O'Clock a NJ the
" ulrieen Directors for the ensuing year and
sisaction of other business that may come
Nj - meeting Tie annual meeting OF the Directors
xre he4o al the Office the day al i2: 90
tr Noon The transfer books will be closed on Tues
o ssh 18th 1891. 800 O'Clock P NJ, and reopened
ics-e cay FOLLOWING annual meeting stock
-s OF any adjournment thereof
An GEO. J. GOULD. President
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e-l2 A NJ and 3.35 NJ =
Ptttsheld: Sundays only 20 A.
Pullman all through
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113. 261. AIS 1.2f6 Broadway =
union So w. 2I5 Columbus Ave. 1873 West i25th st.,
18th s. and 13sth ST. Stations York: 72d
FuIon ST and tn4 Broadway. r. D.. BROOKLYN
Telephone 1000 ssth Street. New York
Service. baggage checked
WestCOtt ENEress Connany. "
EDGAR FTTFN GEORGE II
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

HAMBWBG-AMERlGAM Lime.
TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A. Victoria Apl H. 10 AM F. May o. 10 AN
Deutschland --Apl 1S PM -schland Nav t6 PM
Columbia May Q 10 AM A. Victoria. May 33. 10 AM
and Thursday hereafter.
TWIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
HERBOURG-HAMBURG-
Waldersee.. Mar. 1870 PM May H. 1880 AM
Batavia Mar. 23 AM PENNSYLVANIA May 1s. PM
Pennsylvania. Mar 30 PM bulgaria. MAY 1880 AM
Bulgaria .Apl s. $50 AN Pretoria Nav 25. IL AM
Pretoria .....Ap 49, noonl sPhGnicia June l. PM
sPhGncia 20 AMI Patricia s. $50 AM
Patricia A 27 1880 PM Waldersee June
Waldersee. May 4. $3.50 AM Batavia June o. AM
sails Hamburg direct
SWMMER CRUISES
10 ENGLAND. IRELAND & SCOTLAND. to the LAND
of the MIDNIGHT SUN and to the BALTIC and the
principal cities OF NORWAY. SWEDEN. RUSSIA and
DENMARK, by the yacht PTINZESSIN VICTORIA
LUISE and s. S. AUGUSTE VICTORIA All appointments
strictly first class Attractive itI arranged Fur
ther particulars application the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 B'WAY, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
New York. January y, 1901
Election Notice.

New York. January y, 1901.
IT. l., Election Notice.
"is' Iron Mountain AZ Southern Rail-
GOTgcr way Co.
A0tiCE is hereby given that the annual
ksur,ssuhg of the stockholders St Louis Iron
& She Southern Railway Company will held
lssrs oles of the company In the City ST. Louis,
a ~ On Tuesday. March 18th. 1901 300 O'Clock
tg vss me election Of thirteen Directors
Tar eno The transaction of any other business
efA. soine before said meeting. The annual meeting
Gn. wlil be held the once on the
cloSss ~ y 90 O'Clock The looks
tte-nr teSSened the day following annual
" Tie stockholders .ra any Adjournment thereof.
II car GEO. J. GOULD. President.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
N. Y. Security & Trust Co.

~ ~ ~ WIZ wv
as WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
Capital & Surplus S3,250,0O0.
CHARLES s. FAIRCHILD,
President.
ABRAM NJ. HYATT. I'd Vfce-Prest.
OSBORN w. BRIGHT. ZELAH VAN LOAN.
Secretary. Asst. Secretary.
Charles s.. Fairchild. Frederic X. Coudert,
James j.. Hill, ii. Aym1r Sands,
William +. Buckley. John w. Sterling.
Stuart G. Nelson, John A. Mccall,
iiucKon HOagiand, James A. Blair,
James StilImnn. Frank. W. Stearns.
M. C. ID. borden, Edm'd ID. Randolph.
John &. Mccullough. Aldacc F. Walker,
Edward UhI, George W. Perkins,
Abram NJ Hyatt.
This company is authorized 20 Executor, Trus-
Administrator Guardian. Agent Receiver. Registrar
and Transfer Agent
Receives deposits subject drafts allowing
daily balances.
BOND DEPARTMENT.
CAREFULLY CHOSEN SECURITIES FOR INVEST
MENT ALWAYS ON HAND
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

"a seoeTsc at-sfs subscriptions Tire Trfpune
Door uors, .s.s-E Uptown Oiee. No. 1872 Broadway.
la reoeiy~ sls-st. until o'clock .. m. advertise
fsies ,, az the following branch Offices regular
Eds q CLOCK D.. viz % shave, q.
s. ln-sf - ,ln-ase.. i2th-st.: Macy's 6th-aye.
~ z2d-sf - tplgnbus-aVe.. Nesi Goth
III. AssI oth- ~ East isth-sf 257 West
I've, ~ hnd sth evea i53 East s7thst.: I33s
49, sos - 'oih and s7th sts.: l.o2e 3d-ave..
- e -st-stNe-. near estb-st.: 100
s.. - near sisi-st.; SIS 2d-ave: 2Io Bleecker-st:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

Mauch Chunk Local. ....
n. Y. & Long Branch R R..
Scranton & Reading.
Lakewood & Barnegat ..:.-.
N Y. & Long Branch p
Mauch Chunk & Reading.
wiIkesbarre & Scranton. .......-.
Lakewood. Barnegat & Atlantic
CltS s..s-.--.........
Lakewood & ATLANTIC CITY
Special ..-..-........
Lakewood & Ba-negat. ...-
n. Y. & Long Branch R r.
Mauch Chunk & Reading. -.s--
Lakewood SDecial- -.--..-.-..-.--.
EtStpH 1-uCdi : . .
N Y & Long Branch r. R..
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
wEsrERy GAS coup,vv

ME cErErr- t5IoEd 81, New York, March s. 1901
= 'hf hAIH ANNUAL MEETING of the
ssc al ~ ,sSsleers Of the Western Gas Company VIII be
,,ef On |lhce Ohce of the Company. u Broad ST., New
~ tie elsylnAy March 10. 1901. al II O'Clock A. n
sssr snS on u Board OF Directors for the ensuing
my e.ioe lie transaction OF such other business as
The e before the meeting
secss y s books OF the Company viii De closed at
'eeck a 1, N On March s. and VIII be reoponed at 10
" NJ On March - 1901.
- ROBERT n MURRAY Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
Dublir Notlces.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-In the
Matter Of the ca i6 & Of the Es Board % Of Street
Ing title by the Mayor Aldermen Commonalty Of the
me and peme. in the Ward of the cy
sSInSf and W
duly selected 3 % aad lad out out and for
Chapter $40 OF the Laws Of 1857 We. the undersigned
sPpontsd the provisions Of Chapter 800 the
essees, parties persons respectively entitled
or @ tn in h LANDS Is soas % be
proceeding and to all others whom 1t concern
sessment in the above entitled matter and have filed
together with our damage and benefit MAPS in tb &
Department of Public Parks Inspection OF
seeond That the Board of Street Opening and prov
csap na2 @ e f has Of
e e d of park n
@ % SeW Re York Msy Om m CITY, and ID S
balance Of such expense should be upon
scsuston ths the within y %hcs os
sessed should Be as follows; a ;y namely:
street on the east by on the West b1
Thrd That the limits of our assessment, for benefit
include all lG, pieces s. or OF land situate lying
FoTrh That ali parties or persons whose right, NAV
be affected by estimate and who
sS 40 sT e the st Of this @ ain
ofce room No on the fourth floor OF the stats G
nd.F sn m % sse y @ 5 Of # s
Of 1857 and that We the said win hear
the day q April 1901 at N tive O'clock NJ. upon
Fifth That our m Ss as ss,e IL M NEW be YORK to the
held a. Part III in the County
d 0qs m 5 IL hs aS % g AZ the Of N e
that day and that then and there or as soon there
made that the said report be confirmed. o''O-'
H$$SssF5 s#$SaS Hit FeHaa #ARRns .- Commissioner
JOSEPH JOSEPH NJ. T. scHENcK Clerk
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
-tea by De Haven Townsend No. 40 waI-sto
pnNnS

Ina Rv CO IS 100 1o924 Peoples Trac ss.1osia 100
x 7 Con Is loas. I10 Union Trac As. 1904 l00@
Nat Asphalt IS. 46a4 - Asphalt 5s-----. oir2 o
Newark Pass 5s-lls 1ls
SEX dividend
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WEST SHORER,R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. NJ Y as foIIowa
and l5II- later foot West AID ST.. n. r.:
'I:lo A. M--For Intern. points Albany & Montreal
rii--o ~ MD Lake Mohonk, Mime SaraScs<a
CatskH Mountains Utica
loo 100 F. M-Chicago Express. Daily.
~ M-Cont. Ltd for Detroit. Chicago ST I.Oula
tssts tsss F. Ne For Hudson River Points Albany.
ts9o p Nor Roehes5sr. Buffalo Detroit 4 ST. Ioua
20 =. M@For Syra Rosh, Mag Fails. Det. 4 Chi
.paiiy. fDally. except sunday Leaves Brooklvn
mex No I. at i0:4o NJ. a 245 p NJ Lave J.rssv
City r r. r. Sta. No. at 1:2O A. M 2 at a.ak p ~
Lims aoies At principal hotels and ofnces Bax.aas
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ys4sO. t7S0. $500. 900 1000. .11-3O m, f1.oo
$50. 1900 $40 t4to. stO0. fa3o 800. 100 W. So
$500. If9 IS D. m. 'l2 IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
f'430. $500. 1000. '1l30 g. m. t1.00 $780, .2+o
g. 90. 100 p. m, '12. IS mdt.
Oices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. 11s. 1T2 esi.
4S4 i3OO 1884 Broadway. Ave. 7s7 Ave.
25 Union So West. I53 125th 273 125th
St. PAS Columbus Ave, New York; Court ST. 344. $40
Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New
Transfer Co. calls for and checks basssSs to dest
nation.
fFrom Liberty ST. only. sDaily tDaiy. Sunday
Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
CALL FOR ARIZONA UNIVERSITY BONDS

OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER.
Phoenix. Arizona February 26. 1901.
There being S1,116O0 in the sinking fund. / will
upon University bonds OF the Territory of
inclusive.
Interest will cease from and after March %. 1901.
TIIOS. W. PEMBERTON,
Territorial Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York. foot OF Chambers 81.
follows. 5 minutes earlier from w. 2Sd ST.:
900 a. Daily--Solid train for Buffalo.
Binghamton. Wavery. Elnlira Coaches,
parlor cafe dining 10 Buffalo
$50 D. m. Daiy.-Chicago Limited-Fast MaII-Sold
train 70 Chicago. arriving $50 Arr Cleveland
Sleepers TO Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
80 p m. DaiiyLBnfralo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
town 1927 Cleveland 1890 p. Sleepers 10 Buff
Cleveland
9I5 D. m. Daily.-Soud vvav.r-
Iy Emira Chicago. Sleerers Buffalo Chicago Cncfn-
Dining -
rCICKETS; Local, TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. lib. 26I. 4Ol and Az
Broadway. 157 East 125th St ard 273 West l25th 81
Chambers and West 23d St ferries. New-York asa ana
SEQ Fulton ST. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn I22 Eivsr
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station New-York TransSs:
Co. for and checks baggage L destination A
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Company.

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
so Broadway. New York. March list. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

SEX dividend.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

Int. period, Bid. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

For Porto [Ri@O0
Juan follows:
s. 6. Saturday March =. noon
Saturday. April 6.
freight passage apply to
ROUIsTON, BLISS & DAII-ETT.
General Managers. 1875 Front St.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
Ah Fror, New-York Wednesdays Fridays sstuedays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to all
noints Colorado. Arizona. California
Sc Georgia Florida. &C. Delightful Excursions.
Write for 6o-page Pocket Guide (mailei fres,
q III MALLORY & CO. Gen Agts.. Pier
TNUROPE-2O Summer Personally Conducted
liz Tours $3.50 upward incllding all expenses. BAKER
& GIRSON eS Nassau ST.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
HAMBUBG-AMER1GAN Lime.

s. s. Kaiserin Maria Theresia will sail from pier
North River, at 10 A. NJ Monday. March 18th.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

JNRENCH LINE.
CoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIoUr,
DIRECT LINE To HANRE-PARIS (France)
Sailing every Thursday at 10 a. NJ
From Pier No. A. North River foot Morton ST
r Cqampagne. Mar "a La Bretagne. a
fAouitane .....Mar q La Champagne. .....AprfI n
Ia Gascorne.... Mar IS La Lorraine. IS
49, General Agency. 30 broadway, New York
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-10
AFFAIRS |t@| ARE 70 Be SERIOUS
Reports of Consul Gudger at Panama
Shows Affairs in Columbia to be
Serious.
State Department Receives Word oi
The Landing of Revolutionists,
Others to Come.
General I Uprising of Liberals Along tn,
@1stlhnus !l17' ! Of Panama consid|ered ( s4i| e :
Probable.

Washington, Aug. 10.-The state de-
partment has received a mail COM
munication from; Consul General Gud-
ger at Panama dated July II stating
an expedition in aid of the revolution
lists had landed near the port of Nuts
He said reports are various as to the
number and equipment of the persons
so landed but it is conjectured that
the number is rather small. Persons
in official position at Panama, who
seem to be best advised, regard this
expedition as forerunner Of others
TO be sent out as well as a method Of
causing more general uprising
among the Liberals along the isthmus.
The consul general does not know
whether affairs on the isthmus will be-
come serious, but is of the opinion
that if there should be armed forces
present as there were a year ago, per-
sonal and property rights would be in
danger.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-10
COMBINE TAKES REVENGE
Will Remove Big Steel Plant From
McKeesport Because Town Symp-
athizes with Strikers.
Order Issued to Dismantle the Plant
There, One of Best Known In
Pennsylvania.
National Tube Company Officers Con
sidering Plan to Remove from the
Same City.

Pittsburg, Aug. 10.-The United
States Steel corporation issued an or
der directing that the Devices Wood
plant at McKeesport be dismantled
and removed to the Kiskiminetas val
ley. The decision is ascribed to the
hostility of the people Of that city.
The official announcement of the de-
cision was made to representative
Of the Associated Press by Persifer F.
Smith, district manager of the Amer
lean Sheet Steel company. He says:
II have orders from President Nc
Murtry of the American Sheet Steel
company, to at once tear down the De-
wees Wood plant at McKeesport and
remove the same to Kiskiminetas val
ley. This shall proceed to do imme-
diately."
The Devices Wood works is one Of
the oldest and best known plants in
Pennsylvania. 1t was founded nearly
40 years ago and its shops and mills
covered from II to IA acres. It en-
ployed an average of 900 men, but in
the busiest times the payroll carried
1000 names. The plant cost several
million dollars. The company an
nounced its intention of spending a
large sum of money in improvements
but the order to dismantle the mill
terminates that plan. The sentiment
of the citizers and officials of McKees.
| port has been against the Steel cor.
poration ano it is believed here that
| the latter preferred to get out rather
than attempt to resume. Although nc
order has been issued, there is pos
| sibility that the National Tube works
at McKeesport will be removed anc
the Carnegie plan for tube develop
ment at Conneaut, o., revived. A yea1
ago plans for $12,00O,0O0 plant al
Conneaut, to be the largest works o
the kind in the world, were formulated
but never carried out. The Nationa
Tube company recently planned exten
| sive improvements at the McKees
| port plant, but it is now said that they
| will not be made. The tube officials
were disappointed when their mer
were drawn into the Amalgamated dis
| pute and are now considering plar
| to move
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-10
WHAT | / JUDGE MOVES Y SIA|YS { 4 Y
Reply of the Alaskan Judge to Charges
Against Him Received by the
Department.
Defends Alexander Mckenzie, and
Says His Appointment was Not
Prearranged.
Admits Making Trip to Nome in His
Company-Says Mckenzie Made
Good Receiver.

Washington, Aug. 10.-The depart
hent of justice has made public the
answer of Judge Arthur Fl. Noyes to
the charges preferred against him in
the administration of his Office of Unit
ed States district Judge at Nome, Alas
ka. Judge Noyes details the story OF
his trip to Alaska, giving an account
of the acquaintances made upon that
Journey more particularly the ac-
quaintance Of Messrs. Mckenzie and
Chipps, who have figured SO largely in
connection with the charges against
the judge, and denies that he had any
communication with either Of these
gentlemen with respect to the bust
ness of his court on his journey or at
any other time. He takes up in detail
the various charges against him, and
specifically denies each and every al
legation thereof. He describes the
the time of his arrival, wherein he
states he found in the neighborhood
of 10000 people Of ali classes, and the
utmost confusion and disorder prevail
ing. He sets out that every lot Of
ground in the whole town had two or
| more claimants; that possession was
| held in a great many instances by
armed force, and that he was besieged
upon every hand Immediately upon his
arrival by parties seeking relief
against those whom they claimed to
be wrongfully and unlawfully in pos
session of their property, divesting it
of value and shipping the proceeds
out of the country and the Jurisdiction
of the court.
He then details his efforts to organ
ize his court and the opportunities to
which he was subjected by litigants
| and counsel, and describes favors that
were attempted to be thrust upon him
by solicitious individuals. He re-
counts the circumstances under which
he appointed Alexander Mckenzie re-
ceiver Of certain mining claims, al
leging that it had not been pre-ar-
ranged that Mckenzie should act as
receiver, but that McKenMe's name
was suggested along with others, to
one of whom the place had been ten
dered before it was offered to McKen-
zie. The Judge reafirms the wisdom
Of that choice and compliments Nc
Kenzie's administration of the prop
erty.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-10

Colombian insurgents Seize Govern.
merit Officials.

Colombian Insurgents Seize Govern.
merit Officials.
New. York, Aug. 1O.-A dispatch to
The Herald from Panama gives the
following account of the manner in
which the Panama railway train was
stopped BY revoluti tionists at Matchin
station: r. -',.''','' - >
The train which left Panama for
Colon on Tuesday morning last was
held up at Matchin station for half
an hour by band of revolutionists.
twenty-five armed men boarded the
train and abducted four government
officials. They did not fire any shots
or injure the railway employees or pas
sengers. On the train were pessen-
gers en- route for New York by the
steamship Finance. There were also
on board IA Sisters of Charity, who
recently arrived from Colloa, as well
as several other women. After seiz-
ing the government officials the revo-
lutionists went in the direction of En-
not kown.
DR.. Artists Arco, secretary Of govern
ment in Panama, has now arranged so
that every passenger train leaving
Panama and Colon shall be guarded
by SO soldiers for the protection Of
passengers and to ensure safety Of
travel. T. T !. = .s,. o., -..
No further trouble has taken place
on the railway. .7a.ss n: 's3-..''s>~ '''.' ' ''-"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-10
ON THE DIAMOND.
Western League.

Western League.
At Kansas City, 4; Denver, 0.
At Omaha, 3; St. Paul, 6.
At St. Joseph, 8; Colorado Springs,
Q-forfeited.
At Des Moines, 2; Minneapolis, 7.
American League.
At Boston, 0; Baltimore, 2.
At Detroit, 8; Chicago, 16.
At Washington, 6; Philadelphia, IL
Second Game, Washington, Z; Phila.
delphia, IA.
At Cleveland, s; Milwaukee, 3.
National League.
At Pittsburg, Z; Chicago, 6.
At Boston, o; Philadelphia, 7. Sec.
ond game, Boston, e. Philadelphia, s.
At New York, 0; Brooklyn, g.. Sec.
ond game, New York, 4, Brooklyn, 1.
: At Cincinnati, o; st. Louis, 2.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-10
DAMAGING EVIDENCE,
Police Say They Have the Leader Of
the SeIby Robbers.

the Seiby Robbers.
San Francisco, Aug. 10.-John Win
ters, alias Buck" Taylor, now in GUS
tody, is claimed by the police to have
been the man who planned and exc
cuted the robbery Of the Selby sme1ter
at Vallejo which netted s1S3.O0O. The
stolen bullion, the police believe, is
buried near Winters cabin, not far
from the smelling works, or sunk in
the shallow waters of the bay, near by.
Winters is man of some education;
but from the day he landed in America
from Prussia, he has led a rowing life,
seldom staying more than few
months in any city. Since he arrived
in Crockett, seven years ago, he has
lived hermit's life. The fact that his
cap was found in the tunnel is con-
sidered one of the most damaging bits
of evidence against him, Fifty men
are graphing along the bottom of the
Carquinez straits in the hope of locat-
ing the stolen gold.