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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-29

later on. The board of directors as pro-
posed includes Daniel Eagan, president
Of the American Steel Casting Company,
Philadelphia; Rolla Wells. mayor of st.
Louis and president of the American
Steel Foundry Company; Gen. Charles
Miller. president of the franklin Steel
Casting Company, Franklin, Pa. and
w. ID. Sargent, president of the Sargent
Company Chicago. Ill. The principal
output of all these concerns lies in pat
ented articles, such as car holsters, car
coupiers. brake shoes, anchors, locomo-
tive parts and so on, embracing many
articles used by railroads and in marine
construction.
Under the present arrangement it Is
proposed that the concerns license one
another 10 manufacture ander any OF
THESE patents and distribute the territo-
~ according to geographical location,
much after the plan pur7ued by the
American Bridge trust.
In this manner. it is thought prices
can be controlled, the cost of maintains
ing expensive selling departments
avoided and the cost of production ma
teiialiy cheapened. 1t will also elimi-
nate the clement of varying prices and
keen competition. 1t is probable that
Ianiel Eagan will be chosen president
with headquarters ut New York Or
Philadelphia ii was Thought for time
GIVING TO the difficulty OF marketing tha
United States Steel stock that the con-
solidatiun might fail. but lit soon became
apparent that it was not necessary TO
seek outside capital. cnscGncern enter
ing the combination being strong
enough financially 10 subscribe for It's
cwn quota Of stock, and ii on this basis
talt the scheme is now being carried
ont.
rhe chief advantage 10 consumers.
rartieulaliy railroads. Will be in reduc-
ing the number OF patterns now used.
For Instance there are about loo differ
emf styles OF car couplers o. the general
ype complying With the requirements
et the Master Car Builders Association
and the interstate commerce commits
sion. Most Of these patents, while qui.e
similar ~ al respects, are Owned by
n5any private owners. Mho Lave ordered
them made by the steel-casting cofnpa-
MES as orders We're received from rail-
roads Until the old style of link and
'eeuplers was entirely supplanted by the
slastsr Gar Builders type the railroads
ivere glad 70 get anything TO meet the
Imperative order Of The interstate COM
lsieree commission.
Now shat this emerge ncy has been
overcome. there is a movement on foot
Hto fleet a general starGa-d by adopt
ing three or four standard patterns. and
tflas avoid the aecessity 10 each road OF
isupaWance of carrying a stock If parts
/ far. sfta lr .,f,-la ,f ,t,ff.4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-29
REBELLION in COLOMBIA.
Penama Reports Rebels Active in the

THteFTOT.
Kingston, Jamaica. July % Reports
received herr from Panama assert tina;
The Insurgents are operating in large
numbers in the vicinity of he city and
that an order has been issued ny the
government calling upon the citizens TO
concentrate inorder to repel the attacks
and TO protect property Panama is
guarded from the sea by gunboat Ac-
cording to the same sources OF informa-
ton the government is exercising the
strictest precautions TO prevent news
of deYelopments getting ont.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-29
Mad MuIIah Defeated

Alden, Arabia, July 2s.-In a fight be-
tween the Mad Muilah and the Eritish
army en- July Ii the former was routed,
losing seventy killed The British cas-
ualties We're lieutenant Fredericks and
twelve men killed and Lieutenant Dick
son and twenty men wounded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-29
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Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
IGciammen er ri mere eIer min

Taciammen er pt mere eller min,
ore egenfiGrlige, og Oct trenees, al
ri ltaoig er opmerfiomme paa oennc
uopo % Ieger at mobarbeibe ben.
Ser ifal alorig fattes os 2~eiIigbeb til
bette. 0aglig maa pi omgaaes an.
ore / Itsrre eler minore llbitrPfnine
og 6orbolbene ierer oct neo iig, al
Ri iaar Inlebning iii at Ipgge FOR
Sagen, bporpiot hi bar Sanfe barr
for % ielp, e1er ON hi ogiaa bar
Sierte for ANDRE. Somofteit err oct IN.
gen itore Spofrelier, iom frrpes. on
pi fan ofte bi9lpe og alPoe anore og
lette oereS 8proe, uoen of oct foiter
os noget ntrpnepprbiqt @eipPr eller
electromagnetic. l~lnbertiben fan Ell
TIBET Sirrf eIler ct penligt opnlint-
renoe Orb bore mere pPrbt emo man
&c Eerge. Selp bar oi oerpeo i1tger
Sing tabt, meget mere bar oi berpeo
punoet ct Ieomenneifes gooe Billie,
OF HPiten er oerpeo blepen ri9ere
paa Spmtntring og nenliae Mtirroer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Huttcrmc fan unocrtioen 6lipe Ii

Huttcrnc fan unbcrtioen blipe Il.
en- itur Nlage / Sltiet, og man griber
til aae Slags Mioler for at 6liue
benz fpit. gruger man Gift, fan Def
bore ~forburbet meo Sare for Wenne.
FER, eller man fam fomme til at gisre
oct al meo andre Spr, iom man fife
hapoe iiinoe at orGbe. Seore ba of
forlege ct Wtibbel, iom life err farligt
for andre emo Dem, ma netop bill til.
lips. If "GuIcineb Ylaiter", iaabant
ipm tenptteS til barb finiib" pad
SGgGene, tager man e Del og blns.
Der meb TO Sele Gornmel. Senne
Slan6ing maa life pGbes men rsres
gobt iamnen / tor Silitan0 og iGttos
ben paa ct tort Steo, UNDER 8ltlpet,
bpor Hotterne f9rocs. Saa mart
bisie ipiier roget al glanoineen, 90
Galfen fonrmer | 9ersreIie nieo IGo.
iferne / Wapen, bliper Sen itrar
baaro iom en- Sten, og meb Hotten er
oct forbi iaa iiffert Jon en- 9aas. On
Ssniene oerimoo iflllbe faa fat /
@lanoingen, lfaber set Dem life, bu
aroen mailer Den iitpffer, ON BEN
berries.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

90 Ceres llopuIgte er Ell ilulri
Game" peoblep bun.
Ga oct er gonife rigtigt," iagbC
ban.
"Sierter! S%ierter! Sierter,~
Sun oehbIep at lp1qe &ortene op
Gpffer, % ban iao til og penteoe meb
ct beitemt og ~aloorIigt llotrpf / III
Nnii9t.
"9e eI'fer bennc Gpir0e menet
heit, - Nuber! Huoerl GSl" peobleu
bum.
Sum er mcget rig % ipneS al oPre
al bsi Rang, for bun finoes her incl
lem De bsiere Sort, fau Se ie."
San niffebe beiaenoe.
"Ifen De bar life iogt beuoe, al
Ge eIifcr henbc, iagoe bun louaiomt.
"og bun fan life ioritoa boorior."
"Glifer bun ga ogioa ntig?"
ipurgte ban iprigt.
ga, inulebeS tiger aortcne. Ser
Ter De aIGoer ii; set fon betphe Sor.
retringcr, men oct fan ogian bctpoe
StoItbeo. Get er bit Stoltbeb. ser
bolber lem tiIboqe?"
Taa bette Siospurft opoaqcoe
Mtrs. aempe, at blm monGlebe en-
Sar, % bun iorloo gGreIiet meo en-
llnoifpIbnina.
Seq beber Tenn, gao pioere," iogoe
tpnt oa bun ioo 90. "iSortPl mig
mere ON benbe. 9eifrio beitSe ind IN.
oelig og nsiaatiq, ION De fan; TIL
meget mere. emo De fan tro - al.
bpnger oerai."
Get bar Ell merfelig NIpor | hans
Stemme. og bun reonteoe opbt. Sen.
6es Soorto rpiteoe, ba bun after be.
rsrtc aortete. cg birn moatte itonbie
og inoppe eiter Seiret ct Gieblif.
"SoriRt, forfeit" iogbe ban ioriq.
"Sim er meget imuf % ie Der, bun
Ter ben til Gem, Tom ON bun oenter
poa. at De ifdl tnIe - mems De pen.
Ser Tem bort"
Sin itonSieSe, og Sercs Zine
mebtes.
EIubielig 6siehe ban iig oper gor.
oct ben imoo berbe.
"Sar bum oct prPgtigite apI6ne
Soar?" raabte ban tprig og opbioiet.
"Gr bun bei og ilant2 Sar h,iu ben
oiounoerlige Varoe, beilige Zine. Der
itroulenoe lie frem unber Ionge bIsoe
Gienoipper? Or Der ct lioet Wooer.
m9rfe poa beiihes oenitre aino? -
Gonnie." hpiifeoe ban, Ter bun en
Gngel?"
San itoo mn oeo ben6es SIDE OF
baooe grebet benoes Sudno. Sun
oenote iig ON % ioa mo / Sloen.
"Geres 9eitriuelie er oItfor Hot.
tereroe. 90 bun err insen Gngel," bpi.
ifeoe bun.
"Iten oil bun uRre min leoenoe,
min gooe Gnsel?" ipurgte ban i en-
blso og ~inotrGngenoe Zone.
Ieres Zine ms0tes igien for ct
2iebIif, og Oct par not.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Gm GitcrmioSasslnr fan bel ipre!

Gn GitcrmiSSaaslnr fan bel ipneS
at p9re SperbaabigbeO for ben, ionl
lent CO tiolig bar oct trooIt og neppe
noaen Dag neo of blipe fprbig meb
lit arbeibe. 90 BOG er oct ioa langt
fra of p9re en- SiSsipilbe, at man
mreget mere piroer berpaa | ale Waa-
Ser ogiaa / Serieertbe til Sen MGrraoc
arbeioe. man iaur uofert / Iagens
Sob. 0eriom eithper apinoe, lcnl
bar Smiorsen for ct Sils, piIoe gisre
ia set iii 9egel at tage Jig Ell balu
Zines SpiIe, lGgse zig % iope, efter
at IfSbugsorbeibet er giort, % De!
moattc funne hipe omfring al. 2
set iereIte, iaa par Der langt fRrre
uSiIiote, mobleie apinber / Sp cg
paa Card, emo SiliPISet er. SespGr-
re. ut iaa benre Sroning inoisrt er
let life ioa panifeliat. ION mango
t9nfer iig. Ger frppeS fun ct Sil'
tag. Spor Der er 'rlao gsrn I Sulet
fam oisie lei p9rnes til at ioue poa
famine Sio, 90 be mhre Meolemnnr
al 6amiIicn buroe life bope inn onot
Tor a. lore. at rui err set Soiletio iot
Wor. Su bun life maa fortunes meo
uneSpenoige Srng. SeIp ON man
life fon foo ippe lRnge. ioa er Der
utrolie 6orfriifnine / en- Ifben Chr,
ia Ser er enoog Dem. iom iiroer 3
elcr 10 @inrters Senn miot pno
Ioaen ct irpuroerligt 8ohe. let er
Selieboo banoe for Sirl % 2egemc,
iaa man eiterpaa life alene bar Here
arRiter til at arbeioe, men man bar
ogian itsrre emit o. Moo. % 9pr.
oerne ipnes at blipe rlcaet min6r.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
ltmsbummens SID er gierne mi

ltngSpmmens SID er gierne fll>
al lpie Sorbaabninger, % Den bpoer
Mnlebnirg til at lpgge en- goo 8runo'
polo for ct lpffeIigt 2ip ienereben,
mem Der err ogioa mango 6riitelier
paafGrne og 6arer, iom trier meO
at uEbergrape 2ipets 2pffe. Gen,
iom fousoer i'm Sio nleb at lobe eiter
allebaanoe Sortpielier % tpiliommc
@I9oer, = iom forisnrmer at BORNE
Tia til sSlib og Irbeibiombeo, bporpeo
ban fan pente at ifafe iie ct lorgirit
oa 9rli9t ltofomme = ION forism'
rter at uopifle Aanoens guner, bpor.
peD ban iGftes iitaro til paa mailee
Moa6er at game o. glGoe iig ielp o.
anore, iunlt life bar nogen Snrlor1
for ut bepure lin Sampittigbeo rem %
ubeimittet - ban bereoer iig ielp Ell
alpoeles Monobom oa en- llpffelig
MlOeroom, ON ban nogel1itoe nadr
Ioa langt. SOLDER ban Deo, Ipm bar,
bar begprot, pil ban moaife nreo q.
Sen lore at ie i'm Gnarifab og b..
fIooe fin ltngboms gilofarelier, men
al hans Ineer, ale bans Tourer o.
@lnoer bill life iormaa at bringe BAN
ber ioiInte Sib og ZEN table Inleo'
ming tilbaee eQer befri BAN for Nis-
brigens notlrrliee, ~nsopenoige SOL
aer, ON Der emo altib bliper anleo.
ming aoben til at opnoa Nreb / Sier.
tet OF en- irelit Sampittigbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
9eaacbpiScu er blanot De anerbeoite

WggcbpiScn err blanot De ~alerbeoite
IiOler, iom fan anuenoes SiIfploe
al 9rd1rbiaar, % oa man nplten I'll
erbper Sio bnr gGg f%orbaonoelt be-
beper man heller life ipiloe meyer,
Sib meo at ifafie 0tioier tiloeie. g@9.
gebpioen bar Ell meget mere linoren.
DC, offjelenoe SnoflpoeIie pnu Sal.
ret enc Sipeet Oil og 9omulo, iom
ellers oite benpttes til Sinoring al
Smerterne / iaaoarme SilfGlber. Set
er Sersrelie meo Suiten. ipm girr
@ralro- og Sfolo.Saar iaa inlertt.
fuloe. Del gieIoer herfor ~inareit
mf,ligt at foa 2rlften ubeitPrgt. 50
inarere og 10 ~fltIbfomlere oct fan ife,
oeito for pil Smerterne linores, og
oeito iifrere bill 9et9ncelie / Saaret
fore6pgges.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
git laae 0mnbcm efter Maofurpei

It lase NnnScm efter Maofurnea
er life altio iaa let og ligetil, iom
man ifitlbe fro. Cite ifal Der ct oiIt
Wtob iii, noar Get gi9loer OF Iepe
eiter, iom man uirfelig bar &aab til,
iiGr faloer oct uanifeligt at inb.
ffrGnfe iig, mar ma isr har p9ret
beore pant. Men Der bill BOG inter
ioritauoist Menreife finoe paa at
loite cen. iom / ale Mtaaoer beitrpber
zig for at bolbe fine llogifter ~inoenfor
SnbtGsternes 8r9nie. og uioritar-
bige Soils Brat buroe man her life
toge .noget Senipn iii. Si fan boo
bel pGre eniee ON, at Oct er langt
mirlore Ell Sfam at gon iimpeIt 90
tarpelig flPot emo at gaa / iiuere
9l9oer, iom man bar taget paa Borg
og fanife oil bare pnnifeligt Tor at be-
tote. geore at ipare paa llogifterIe
o. pGre ioriigtig | ale Hetrnger.
ieIp ON man oeruco itoia4ter iig for
nfi9rlig Smtule, eio at bile pare
flot 90 ilaa itort paa. mar mar life
bar llSfomlne til oct. er Suot9J.
terne imou, iaa er Ger nlangt. man
fan bierse iis ioruoen, os 90 er ott
BOG beSre at bic euoml en- StunO enc
at i9tte liz / @ielo for at funne fom
me ! geiiSSelie al oct. en- Smile
SelufornRstelie / 5erirnineen biol
per ofte goo. paa Rel, men begpuoer
man meo 6i@ih. oil zen sierne ban.
&c Irnse l. % He,rtene niger. buan
man eaers funSe boot tiIopers.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
ltnoer @mlutcppet finoer man d

/ HnutI OHIuIcppet Vffoer man al
tho ct mere eler mirore tpft 2aa al
INT Stso. mar Seppet tages op. ST.
Der man Jig if9ro meo bette Stsp %
prsper at feie bet no, iom oct er, iaot
man bel en- Del al oct paa 9sr, men
en- bel M9neoe al Oct bpirples fun
op | Silften for iaa after at Ieire zig,
lda mart Oet blir tilt igjen | Se-
relief. 8iertoer on iileer beore Maabe
at forebpgge oenne lllentpe paa. Ioa
prsp ON life tor Sanb itreet uooper
8iilpet, fsr 2imen tages / 9rua.
gisr gob girfning og tir,brer Stopet
ira at itige / Teiret. gn, iom bar
mango Iors Griaring / 9rigen al
Sono / bette Siemeo, onbeialer ben
paa ret beoite. Mer er Der noeen al
bore S9iere, iom oeb beore Haoo, ifai
De mere emo eierne iaa fomme tilorbe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Nsober, iom man Ear iiinoe @.
plants, bpr man poate fig for at laoe
blipe oltfor terre. Tlantes De life
ON Ssiten bsr ma lGgge ben neo /
en- aasie nleo iiigits Sorb % iGrte
&asien / &ielberen eIIer paa ct anoet
Ste0, bpor Sen life er ubiat for Sroit
eaer altfor megen Sarme. Nsooerne
pil oa til gaaren pGre bel ififfeoe til
at plantes, buor man oil babe benz.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Jerf sif er life altio let tilaien

JerF 6if or life nltio let tilgiRn.
selis men iaa fan ialt Sill gisre no.
nrprfet Sieneite ~iiteoenior ben ierffe,
ocriom Den bebonoles ristie. Ser
ligtes p9ientIis til 5orifen. Sfipr
6ilfen op i tpube Strimler meo sim.
oct paa. lao ben lisee Here Elmer i
Tano. caer bebre. / inr Wseif, meo
Sftnoiioen op. opp iaa Strim.
lerne / Wel og ites Dem iom ferif
Gift. anore f%oretrRffer at pluffe 81.
Ten imaa, opppe Stpfferne / fnitiie
Graders % itege Dem iom 2iters.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

S~eitesjsbiel meo meget Strao i
eier goo Sieneite pao Sorob9rienge.
ne 9interen oper, og S%lutningen al
Hopenber err onltrent ette Sioen Il
at lpgge ben pau. On Ganren Tier.
nesSoImen meb en- &ipe, og De iinere
9eita:iooele blir liggenoe igien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

arnper, Wanijcttcr, ETC., bsr itipes
~ @ange, iiitc Sang meo folio Sti.
peIie, netop fsr DC itrpges. Gen, iom
enoltl life bar Grfaring / bernie
Sremgangsmnaoe, bltrhe meo oct fer-
ite UNDERTAKE ben en- Erepe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Saapoteter eisr man beoit | 1t
pGlse no ON Soften % opbeuare Dem
poa ct Steo for Jig ielp. Sc beoIte er
life for eobe til bette BRIG, iier oa
iQur.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Stprre Sell bar ri bel life emo
ben, at ri bar iaa narifeligt for 1T
finbe noaen Sell hos os ielu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

ut glGbe iig / en- anoens @elfGro
err Oct inmme iom ielp at pore Def.
agtig / ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Ten, inn i 5roifploigbeo hegaar
en- Sell, bsr life gjsres til @ienitano
for Batter % Spot mem beller bi9l.
pes tiirette meb Senligbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
2lpttige 3aa6 % Yina.

Drruicrnc for Dor 09rbom er BET
trgen Sag at ifiule, oeriom hi bare
bar alogifab.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
ALLEGED ADDICKS SCHEME-
PLAN SAID TO BE on FOOT FOR UNION RE-
PURLICANs IN DELAWARE TO GET THE
NAME AND EMBLEM OF REGULARS.

Dover. Del. Dec. Il (speciaD.-One Of the latest
schemes OF the Union Republicans IN De4a"6Ie - ~
secure control Of the next legislature OF this state
sn5 thereby TO send John Edward Addicks 70 the
Tinted States Senate. is said be that OF taxing
the name and emblem Of the Regular heF'uoll-
cans" so that voters may become confused ana
vote their ticket
In 1886 when the Regular Republicans, as they
then termed themselves bolted the convention mere
ana left the Kent County Courthouse and assem-
HE'D in the Representative Hall Of the Capitol
Bui.ding forming themselves into separate party
they adopted the name of Republican and the eagle
Is the emblem OF their ticket The other faction
Of the Republicans adopted the name Of Union Re
publicans and the their emblem.
Ever since both parties have been recognized py
the clerks Of the peace Of the three counties when
the time came for making up the tickets, as TWO
separate and distinct parties. The Union Repuoh-
cans realizing the fact that they have all three
OF the clerks Of the peace, have decided 70 hoIo
convention here in January or February, pTesuIn-
ably to lay plans for the campaign next year The
ADOPT the name and emblem OF the Regular Re
publican party. This statement is made by leader
be position under the state oEeI-11!eI.S Li-iS
same official, when asked as 70 how tley co1Io
make such chaEge 9os ~ rem r. = Ia Ia
they the Unions. would only oe payiIl2 L1e tteSd-
lars ba ck in coin with which they them
Tblra ts Jaw i. this State relative 10 the adop-
ton Of party names and ernblerns, which specih-
caly states that no change OF name or emolem
can be made unless there is spit IN one OF tne
factions Ia this there is no split and SO no
cause for change II name or emblem II IS no"
SAID. can De approved 5y the officers who nave
such matters in charge-nauely, the clerks Of the
peace, i. 3
b made 10 steal from them their and en-
blern. the matter viii be fought in the courts
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
AMENDMENT IS ADOPTED.
BOARD OF STATE CANvAssERs ANNOUNCES
THE RESULT OF IT'S COUNT.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]


Albany. Dec 14-The State Board of Canvassers
to-day announced the official vote on the proposed
amendment TO the constitution, for Judges Of the
Supreme Court, for State Senator and fer the
single Congressman elected
The amendment to the constitution prohibiting
the legislature from passing special bills exempting
property from taxation adotped by majority
vote OF 1886 354S votes being for it and 3o9
245 cast against it. There 25. .785 BLANK and
scattering ballots" reported on the amendment.
These doubtless indicate the proportion of voters
who, not understanding the amendment, did not
vote either for against it. IN Erie County Isis
votes were cast for it and 1876 votes against it In
1850 over $1,000 votes were cast for President in
Erie County, and this year q big vote, also,
poIled II said that the small number Of votes
cast for the amendment was due TO the use OF vot-
ing machines, the amendment inscriptions being
placed low down on the machine and needing
special attention
Morgan J. O'Brien, James A Blanchard, John
Proctor Clarke and Samuel Greenbaum were de-
cared elected Justices of the Supreme Court in the
First Judicial District. The vote cast for the sew
eral candidates in the district
Morgan J. O'Brien, So9167; Janles A Blanchard.
1854 John Proctor Clarke $50 556 Samuel Green
" Knox l52 255: Charles W. Dayton, 1890,
The canvass Of the vote in the other judicial dis
tricts shows the following results:
TPd x Is A m y Eos5rSS 5 G0sha a6ars3 & sed1s LED
Fourth DstreEdS2r f m 4 spencS 5 s9e5 R03eGt
5xth Districtarrett A FORBES SIS charles
Z. Parker 73 621; both declared elected. there being
n opposing candidates Seventh DiStrlct-N lllarn
II. Adams 975C6: Henry B. Besiegel. S56; Mr..
Adams declared elected.
The canvass Of the vote for Member of Congress
in the XXITth District was follows:
Charles 1. Knapp. 1871; William H Powell, H.,
GSS: Mr.. Knapp declared elected.
The vote canvassed TO fill the vacancies in the
two Senatorial districts follows
HXXth District Rensselaer)-WiIliam D. Burnes;
L .525. Rufus Sweet. 1515: Mr.. Burns declared
elected. NNAXrh District (Nonroe Courty)-Mer-
Ton e Lewis p 033; Fletcher A Defendorf, 9.254
AIT Lewis declared elected
senator-elect Lewis who was in town, took his
oath Of Office before the Secretary Of State later in
the day.
The Board Of Canvassers will meet again in Feb
rUary TO canvass the De cast a the special
District.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
FRIENDS DECLARE FOR PEACE.
CONFERENCE DECLARES THAT NATIONS NOW EN-
GAGFD N WAR SHOULD ADJUST THE
MATTERS AT ISSUE

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-THE American Friends
Peace Conference which has been in session here
for the last three days, 10 an end tonight
declaration Of the position Of the Friends Of Am
erIca on the subject Of was issued at the clos
ing session Il states that the conference Is con-
WINGED that lapse Of time has not made necessary
any change in the position which the Friends have
always taken on the subject Of war The estan-
hshnent of the permanent international court Of
arbitration Is recognized TO be one Of the greatest
egsnts in the history Of human society
The declaration deplores the fact that nations
Mixing high profession Of Christian civilization are
az present engaged in war with less civilized ana
enlightened Peoples and states that II is the belief
Of the conference that the time has fully come
when the voice Of enlightened humanity should
make itself heard calling for an adjustment o. the
matters issue.
Papers were read by Dr.. 9: Edward Janney. q
baltimore: Rufus N Jones, Editor OF ne amer
5:an FRIEND: Emile ". Burgess OF Highland,
= Y; Charles E Tebhetts, president OF w whittier
SoLege, California. and Edwin McGraw, president
oi Negosrg College, Oregon
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
CAPTAIN JAMES J. MEYLER.

Captain James ! MeyIer. Of the United States
Army. died on Thursday night from acute pneu-
rnonia at his mothers house No. Clay-st-, New
ark. Captain MeyIer born al Morristo"n
thirty-flve years ago, and was educated IN Rock
Hill College, al ElIicott, Nd he competed Tor Il
cadetship West Point, and was successful, grad
uating in 1857 the head of his class. Having q
choice Of the branch OF service he should enter he
chose the engineers and was made second Aeu-
tenant, and assumed charge OF engineering WORK
al san Francisco Harbor and along the PacInc
Coast He was engaged in this work when the
war with Spain broke out and his services were
so well appreciated that ne was made captain
Three weeks ago, while engaged in work at san
I'redo Harbor Captain MeyIer got leave OF ab-
sence to visit his mother, in Newark He was & ac-
cornpanied by his wife and young SON a Ie" Gays
ago he took cold, and pneumonia developed.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
r0LUy7EERs WORK FOR cHRIsTu4s.

AT the headquarters Of the Volunteers of Amer
ica preparations are being made TO give many OF
Nayy-York's poor a joyous Christmas. Not only
7-fU a free turkey dinner. with all the emoeillsh-
rnepts that go make a good old-fashloned
Christmas dinner be given to many OF those men
abie Independently 70 enjoy these good things put
also baskets Of food. packages Of clothlng c4i.. ~
Ir-e,,,e rows etc will be Distributed among the
poorer families from the tenement pest 9HP sun
20 80 -P'tIad for if requested. Packages of clothing
Foad tovs candy etc, should be addressed 10 me
5ira-g,-oe1r Posi- No 4, Volunteers Of America, NO
OF East Ffty-first-st and subscriptions of money
should be sent Lieutenant colonel Johh d Lii-I
eav No 38 Cooper Square
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
COAST SURVEY sTEAmERs TRIAL

The steamer Bache built for the Coast and Geo
oetic Survey and launched last September at the
Yards Of Townsend & Downey, at Shooters Island
newark Bay, left the Liberty Island pier the
Battery yesterday on her builders trial trip The
tC3al course was on Long Island Sound The
oacle which is le3 feet all, z feet in breadth
sta draws S3 feet is schooner rggeo and has steel
.tafnes ano wooden planking. She is copper
aheathed below the water line ana has triple ex-
li2nson engines capable Of developing 175 horse
JoEer
The boat developed a speed OF 12-3 knots. fun
mot over the contract requirements. among those
On board We're Herbert G. Ogden. OF the United
2tates Coast and Geodetic Survey. and L. b
trlendt who superintended the construction Of the
bache.