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Evening star., 1901-01-23

Prfnting-Milans. 615 f st. n. w.
Send for Estimate. Established % years.
- advertisement.
Evening star., 1901-01-23
HOMEGROWN Flowers.


Guides flowers are grown here, conse-
quently they last longest. 1924 F st.-Advt.
Evening star., 1901-01-23

ANTON FISCHER'S, 9O6 G. LACE CUR
TAINS AND BLANKETS CLEANED.
Royal Glue Sticks Anything. Druggists, Zoe.
KENNY'S
Fine dry roasted coffeeS
Have no equal.
Pure sugars sold at cost
c. ID. Kenny Co, city stores.
OIL and Gas Heaters. s1.25 to s.: Gas Ra-
diators, s. and up. A. EberIys Sons, I1S 9TH.
MEATS THAT WOMEN LIKE TO BUY
can always be had at our stands. Only the
very best and choicest are obtainabe here
Our Washington Dressed Beef and South
down Lamb are always in demand. T. T.
Keane. 3.5-J1 Center mkt, 3 Wholesale Row.
FINEST WHISKY OBTAINABLE IS
DONNELLY'S s 'PRIVATE STOCK" best
thing to take for a cold. Toe OF. 18th & sts.
Evening star., 1901-01-23

THE CHORAL SOCIETY.-The concert of
the Choral Society on Tuesday night next
differs from its usual form of entertainment
by consisting chiefly Of song recital by
the distinguished operatic artist. David Bis
Evening star., 1901-01-23

ANTON FISCHER'S, 9O6 G. LACE CUR
TAINS AND BLANKETS CLEANED.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
@as elm pefli@er 9emotrat ieiner
Yartei 81 iasen fat.

Serr 2ens bat in Columbus, o.,
Dor ben bemofratii9en Clubs in ldn=
serer &ebe feline anii6ten iber bic
3utunft Ser 9emofratie er0rtert.
yea@ ben Nussisen unb @eripre9un=
gen, bic mir iber feline Nusfibrunsen
seieben baben, iiebt er bic @ufsabe
oer Oemotratie barin, seseniber Dem
8eitreben Der sesenwdrtisen &esies
runs, bic selammte @eIebsebun9 ben
Snterelien Der Wiqiondre unterSuorb=
men, bas &e6t auf Nrbeit sur @els
tuns gu brinsen; bic ueitere @erar=
muns Der Wahen unb bic slei6Seiti=
&c u~nsebeuere 8erei@eruns Der Wsil=
liondre gu uerbinbern uno bic @let9s
belt aIer Dor Dem @eieb mieber ber=
beiSufabren. 8ir baben, 10 iaste er,
in ben lesten Sabren unausseIest Sc
iete sei6affen gum S6ube Der beiib=
enoen &lai1en; ba mirb es bic bO@iie
3eit, enbli@ au6 auf ben seiesli6en
S9us Sener gu iinnen, bic bisber un=
beadtet CUR Seite seitanben itnb unb
bereu Iusbeutuns unter benz S9ute
bes @eiebes nabeSu unertrdsli9 se=
worben lit. Sn inherent itaatliden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Ser ,seOrbAerns-Domnrfias sen Ii. 8ebraar |.

WertetrrDelet 1oute TEN 8eluloer uHo
arbeitsmiaiser Mann anb feline Srau
sesuunsen iein, I'm bas Nedt, auf
ebrlide @eiie Ben 0ebensunterbalt 81
erwerbeu, bitten gu miiien. Gin iol=
DE, 3ultanb lit eiue Sdmad fir bas
0anb, cine S6ma9 beionbers fir uns
iere @eiesseber, benn amerita lit
srob unb reid senus, Wiaionen Mens
Iden mebr arbeit gu seben ais sesen.
mdrtis in bemlelben beldaitist iinb.
v0alien sic uns beBbalb fur Die
nd6lten Sabre ernitli6 bari6er nod
bcnfen unp p%ereinen mir uns als e9te
Oemotraten, ale in benz Setreben,
bas 3e6t auf Nrbeit III unierem
mirtbi6aftliden eeben gum bS6lten
Yrinsip gu erbeben. 8ir baben pie
le Miaionen Mcres eaab. bic beute
6be liesen, bic aber bur6 seeisnete
8ewdIerunss= gnlasen ebenio fru6t=
bar sema6t merben fOnnen, wie bas
Gbal bes Wtiiinippt. Wir baben
weitere MiGionen gcres In ben Sba=
Tern bes MiHouri, bes Ohio II. Wii
lillippi, bic bur6 Oammbauten in ein
8arabies ~uerpanbelt meroen f0nnteu.
8ir fOnuen tinitlide @aneritraBen
l6alien, nm ben srOBen Oseanbamp=
fern gu ermOsliden, Bis mad Gbica=
40, Columbus, Gleuelanb unb SuHaz
10 gu selansen. Mit uerbdltniRndBis
oerinsen Wittelu f0unten Serbinounz
gen sel6affen werben 5miiden benz
Wi6isan=See unb benz Miiiilfippi,
smiIden bem Grie= See, benz Ohio unb
benz atlantii6en Osean. llnb mel
den 1eberfluB ar Irbeit fOnnten mir
i6affen bur6 bic Nnlase zines %itaatliz
den S%elesrapben= unb Selepbon=S p=
items, baB iese t~(einite Ortidaft nit
ben sroben 8erfebrsmittslpuntten ir
gerbiubuns ieben unb es ieoem Shrs
ger erm0sli6en wirbe, it'd gu germ.
gen Softer NIT en%tfernten Sreuube1
uno 8erpanbten in Sestebuns n
lesen, @el9dfte absul6lisBen u. bsl.
Wir baben elm itaatli6es Pofipitem.
bas i'm Sntereiie Der 9iirser ausse
seidnet arbeitet, uno es lit fein d3met
fel, baB dbnli9e &esieranssunterneb
munsen NIT BEN slei6en Gsfolsen ar
beiten wiiroeu, fats mon muir bel
Wutb bdtte. ben pripatmonopoie'
bas eintrdsli@e @eiddft gu neBme'
uno 10 gu baubelu, wie es in, Snte
reile Der ausemeinbeit liest. STE
muB bic Democratic einiesen ; lie mul
bic Burger bes eanbes ptrtbl6aftlid
politii9 unb iittli6 gu beben lu9en
ni9t iie decentralization pirb IL
re 3ufunft seli6ert letn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
&rau&te ni4t iein Setamsnt 4

OFuuuYlt NtuYt lttu @tpuu1tNt 3u
maiden. @ieber bat Elm @lidlt9er
bic Sesnunsen Don Sorni's Glpenz
frduter 8llltbeleber erfabren. BUM
Sterben trant, obne 6ofnuus ie
wieber berseiteut gu rueroen, bat er
bod Dem Sob elm S9nipp9en sez
l6lasen unb lit beute seiunb unb
munter. Serr Sobn 8edmann in Or
senta, 3d., beldreibt iein slidli6es
gntrinnen in eineat. Brief an Ben
gtsentbimer uon SOrni's Nlpen=
frduter 8lutbeleber wie folst: rgmz
pfansen sic meinen bersliden Oanf
fir bic Sesnunsen Sbres munberbaren
Seilmittels. Sd lit an ser 2eber
unb an geritopfuns, id batte bdufis
&opfi9mersen unb fiblte, nit eiuem
@orte seiast, frant unb elen6. Da
i'd in rneinem 57iten Sabre bin, ba9te
t9, mein Stinblein war6e nun balb
fommen; aber es tam anbers. So=
balb i'd NIT benz 8lutbeleber anftns,
itellte itd 8eneruns elm, welde aud
Sorti9ritte ma@te, unb beute bin t9,
Dant Soft, rpieber seiunb unb munter
unb empfeble Sorni's Ilpenfrduter
8%lutbeleber 10 oft iid eine @elesenbeit
bietet. = Oieler Sal itebt ni9t per=
einselt ba; mie mir in grfubruns
bradten, rpirb Ser Nlpenfrduter 8lut>
beleber in unierer @esen6 alIsemein
9eI9dbt unb sea9tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Mfur1fea Hrflrt1iftel.

Sottor Selferle, Der bielbeiddftiate
Nrat, permiBt ieit einisen Sasen ieinen
S5iebertbermometer. gr %erinnert lid,
fol6en Dor smei Sa9en nod bel ben
Grantenbeiu6en gebrau6t au baben.
Seine NadfOridungen iino inoeiien
%berseblid, unb er mub oas Snitru=
mert als berlDren anieben. So, als Ell
tpieoer einmal ben rbeumatismustranfen
8imber beiu6t, iiebt >nebeu Dem gett
bic 5rau, aufsel0f In Gantbarteit uno
frobe &ibruns; i'm gett liest Der pa
tient idmunselno, ben linten arm feit
tpioer Die 8ruf georidt uno in Der
M9ielb6ble - ben Siebertbermometer,
ben por atpei Sa9en Ger Nrat pergeiien
bate tuessunebmen. n@iel better sebt's.
9err 9ottor. biel better, ieitoem Gie
mir bas, @ldsden seseben baben. Sd
9laub', tpenr Sie's nod einen Sag
liegen %Iaiien, 10 bin id sana seiuno !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Audi rt,r l(nuliidsarnnrl.

SSfttJ Ettt 5Itt1lttutHupBEl'
2ebrer: Ser &abe NOR alio Del
unglidsposel Der alten Germanen.
@eiB piellei1t mod Semano einen I'm.
~glidsprgel mir gu nennen?"-Sit
tIeine Srieba: Ser Stord!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
AhftutuHupu.

.@ie miiiien mir beute freoitiren,
Serr Wirtb; i'd babe tein @elo bel
mir !@-.Sebr gerne m@eroen Sit
mid aber aud tpieoer erfennen?"-,S,
iebr lei6t! SD babe sic norbin idon
Photographic!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Sic Nbiltppinem Gommtffpm
nmb bic mDncbSprbem

Sn i6rem duberlt poluminOleu Ses
ridt wibmet bic Saft, gOmmiiion bas
ldnsite Capitol Ben M0n6sorben anl
ben Ybilippinen
Ger Seri6t conitatirt sund9f, baB
auf ben Snleln et,pa 6, 800, 900 Sea-
tbolifen wobnen, wenisitens weilen
bic 3irdsnresiiter unsefdbr bieie 3abl
auf. Oielelben iinb auf 957 Sprens
gel %pertbeilt. Nabesu aue biele Spren'
sel ober WiHions.D iltricte itanSen
inter Der seiitli6eu Gontroae Der
Oominicaner. @usuitiner ober Srans
cistaner. Son ben 1924 WOn9en
bieIer Orben, wel6e in 1896 auf ben
Ybilippinen ii9 b%efanben, iinb nur
nod 472 bort. Die ii6risen itarben,
wurbeu i'm Sriese set0btet ODER bot
ten bic Snieln u~erlailen, I'M na9 gbis
no, Sio=a merifa ober Spanien ausz
suwanbern. Seiuiten, @apuciner, BE
nesictinerunb @eltseiitli9e perblieben
auf ben Ybilippinen uno belorsen
nod bente ibre seiitlideu Ffi4ten.
@esen biele seisen bic ginsebore=
men feline feinbIeli9en @eiinnunsen.
auf @runb elmer BON ibr uorses
nommenen uuterlu6uns MID bic Com;
milton nun ~sefunoen baben, baB bic
Mntlasen Der Smmoralitat, bic seser
iene Won6e erboben woroen, in sabl:
reiden Sduen besrinbet feien, bat
Ser bebeutenbe 9anbbeiis bdufig aul
unlcrupul6le @eile erworben wurbe.
unb baB cine Gidfebr Der W6nde.
bic ais u~nwilIenbe unb u~nsebiloett
Meni9en besei9net iperben, in ibr'
iriiberen Sprensel bas Sisnal 81
@ewa(ttbaten unb Morb iein warbe
neil Der Sab seSen bieielbem gu tie
in Der Sruit Der Stlipinos 8ursel &c
faBt babe. Sie &iidfebr iener W0n9
mirbe unsefdbr Sic ndmli6en Solse1
baben, wie ruenn Sen. @epler unite
elmer ameritaniiden GommiiiiOm gun
@ouuerneur guba's einselebt woroe'
mdre. @s mirbe bO9it betlasenswert
fur bic Snleln, mie aud fir bic fatbo
hide Stride Gic!) iein, i6liebt bi
gommillion bieien abl9nitt, wenn be
9erlu6 sema6t merben ioute, 81
&iidfebr bieler W0n6e gu bewirfen
Oiele 8ebauptunsen iino, gum min
BETTE. seiast, iebr unwabri9einltd
8irb ni9t ausemein s~useseben, ba
bic M0n9e auf BEN Y~bilippinen au
einem balb 'arbariiden Solte Elm chi
liiirtes uno selittetes semadt baben
WuB ui9t SuseSeben merben, baB b
Ybilippiner piel moralii9er iinb, al
bas 9olf in BEN Ser. Staaten? Sd
ten bas aber mobl isnorante unb III
moralil1e W6n6e gu itanbe brinse
f0nnen? Stein, ME unb nimmer! W
Der Sirt, 10 bic 6eerbe! unlere Con
milton bat lt6 einia6 uon ben Setl
ben Der W0n6e, bic au6 bic Setni
Der Stride iinb, ms Sdlepptaa mel
a.saIafea-anS lmieoerboltu nun Die pc
bielen ausseltreuten semeinen Ts'
leumbun9en.
. @arum aber bic MOn9e in
l6mdbli6er @e'Ie perba6tist werbe'
: wirb flar, penr mar, ben 8eridt
: gnbe liet. Oa lit bann bic &ebe pt
! ben uRei6tbimern" Der WOn6e, III
!; UNI lt6 in ben 8eiie bieler Sitter
: ieten, iou BEN W0n@en bic &adfe
nt6t .seitattet werben.
( Der Gulturfampf auf ben Pbilip1
( men bat alio nit Der Seritaatli9u'
. Ser S@ule, NIT Der 8ertrsibuns B
Orbensprieiter unb Der Gonftscatt'
tbres 8eitbtbums besonnen, umo |
Pbilippiuer werben balo @elesenb
babeu, bic rSesnunsen" american
i6er Oberberri9aft IN poQem Ma
fennen gu lernen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Gin Sbmur3tmmer.

Sn elmer Der sr0bten 6ltli6en
Stdbte lit, miees beiSt, eiH- &reuasus
sesen ben 9ebrau6 pom Yrofanitatauf
Sen StraBen i'm @anse. Sober Poli5iit
trdst Elm &esilter nit lid, wel6es er
gum 3d6len BON sdpiren sebraudt.
go oft er eineu Wanwi9w6fen bort,
brfdt er auf ben Anopf uno laBt es
f(inseln, mie es BET gonoucteur beim
3dblen Ser Sabrpreile ma6t. Wenn
bann Der Wann in bas Yoliseiseri6t
fommt,, seist bos &esiiter, rpie oft er
seI9woren bat unb wirb fir ieben
S6wur nit einem Dollar b~eltraft. gs
lit unn0tbis gu iasen, bab p%erninfti=
&c Wdnner in gbineitl6 ober nur
bau6enb idwOren, rpen1 er fir jeSen
S9mur einen Dollar %berrappen mu 5.
Das S9mOren mirb oft bur6 Seer.
p0iitdt, bur6 i6ledte gerbauuus ober
Ionltise l1rla6en ueranlaBt. Ser
meiie Mann lit INNER auf feline &C.
lunbbeit beba9t seraoe 10 uie auf ieiu
8etrasen, unb besbalb trinft CT Sol:
ben Grain 8elt" 8ter. gs lit Elm
mobli9medenbes unb n~abrbaftes sc:
trdnt unb tbut gu9 gut, benin es tt
aus reinem @erltenmals unb 9opfer
sebraut. @enn SIR l@wer arbeitet,
6ann perbient Sbr es ni@t muir, ion:
bern SIR mibt es baben. 8efeat es
BET gurem nd9iten gertdufer ooe'
sSbr fonnt es gu@ beIorsen laiien DOT
g. Bernstein,
st. glou6,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14

Die nnfnrrkTn,tr Du,tafruu.
gbemann: .Wie unOroentli6 Gn
ausiietit, on Seinem Sadet feblen atpe'
Gn0pfe!"-Grau: .&eae Sid bod
nidt iiber mid auf-an Eeinem 9pd
feblen fo9ar bier !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14

W SEPT lit bic 3eit, in Ser Sc
Der S6ube sebrau6t fur BEN falten
Winter. @tr baben einen guten
Wdnnerz Sil3idub far$1.2 IS Srauen-
Silsi@ube fur 81. 90. @ebriber
gbelbrod. 51=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14

gauer (id our 2irdmeib' ein Gabl
Bier beimtrasenb): r9erri6aft. is BOG
a. {9naar's 8ierl-e6s reiBt Gin.
ido' Ell mas 'trunfen bat, binum nnf
berum!1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Mf. kermit he.

8e3edter (oeiien lid elm S9ugs
mann ansenommen): % peb. bort
tommt nns meme Nlte entsegen J
G9uBmann, bel Der miiiien Sis
blanf aieben"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
9te h6bere Gnd1trr ais 8uus-
frau.

,Weibt Eu, lieber Mrtbar-bor
unf'rer G69in lab i'd unbesrenaten
Reipettl Wenn bic iast: bas tutrb elm
pubbin9 ober oas uirb elm Muflauf-
hanr uiro's aud einer!"
GEES RtdItera 5trupter.
@auner (oie Sbat seiiebenb): .Gn
benz betreiNnben @benb lodte id meiner
Grau ben 9ausidliifel beraus -
@i6ter (~neusieris): nunter mel9em
0ortuanoe III Sbnen bas 9elun9en?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Deplu3trt.

g 6mierenbirettor gun,
GdauipieIer, Der I'm 0oriduB bittet):
.Sie laiien fid iebt ia ollie MugenblP
bon mir ettpas noridieben; 9lays
Sic benn. i9 fei elm SdneU
neShiit?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Aunnre.

Director (eines prObinsialtbeaterl
Dor 9esinn Der Sper): .Serr Gapell.
meilter, nebmen sic heute oas Sempf
Elm uenis i6neller. bamit oas 8as
aeIpart Miro"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
&dt1u ueTuut

$50, Der Meier bat i6oH ioloffale
Observation-Disclosures bsfommen?A-
50, Der bat ii1 0eraoesu gum reihen
Wanne empprperIebt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
goppsITrnsrg.
sMettett sic an benz 2affeetfdn59efl
Eel Der Grau @dtbin tbeilnebmenyA-
.Mber elb reoenb!1
GuniHfIdI.

.9u trinity gar Sett gum Griies
Hld?"-.Mei Sunge bat bellte 10
bortreiili6e Geniuren mitaebradt-oaa
muB bod belG9nt tperben y
The age-herald., 1901-11-09
HEARING PUT OFF
 IN TOPPAN CASE
IT IS SAID THAT EVIDENCE FIX IsTs SHOWING MISS ToPPAN BOUGHT ENOUGH POISON TO KILL A SCORE OF PEOPLE.

Barnstable. Mass, November s.-Miss Jane Toppan, the nurse accused of the murder of Mrs. Mary E. Gibbs. by pois- oning, was before the district court here today, but the hearing was postponed until November 15
 Boston, November S.-A special to the Traveller from Wareham, Mass, says:
 "The first positive evidence that would tend to show that Miss Jane Toppan bought drugs or poison was discovered here today when 1t was learned that last July Jane Toppan, then attending the Davis family at Cataumt, ordered morphine tablets of a local druggist. The order came by telephone from Cataumet to Benjamin Waters drug store, and called for a bottle of morphine tablets the strongest possible.
 'The order was received by the proprie- tor over the telephone and was filed The message instructed Waters to send the tablets enclosed in a paper wrapper to Miss Toppan to be delivered to her at Cataumet.
 'The druggist says that the bottle con- tained enough poison to kill a score of persons. It was delivered to Miss Top pan and paid for by her.
The age-herald., 1901-11-09
SULTAN YIELDS TO
 FRENCH DEMANDS
AS SOON AS THE FINAL DETAIL 8 ARE ARRANGED THE FRENCH SQUADRON WILL LEAVE MiTY. LEnE-FaENcH scHools.

Paris, November S.-France has scored a complete triumph in the Turkish dis pute. The foreign office this morning re- ceived advices announcing that the Sul- tan has yielded to the entire demands formulated by the French government and only the question of form regarding the execution of the engagement remains to be settled. This may be done within the next twenty-four hours, or, 1t is ex- pected, at the latest in two or three days. Then Admiral Caillard will relin- quish his occupation of the island of Mytelene.
 An official note was issued at 1 p. m. today to the effect that the Porte had decided to yield to all the demands of France and that as soon as the Sultan has issued an trade ratifying the decis- ion, the French squadron will leave Mitylene.
 The Temps prints dispatch this morn- ing from Constantinople which says the Sultan In accepting the French demands first authorizes the working of the French schools hitherto unrecognized; second, he recognizes officially the exist ence of the religious and hospitable institutions al- ready founded and accords them customs immunity and exemption from certain taxes, and thirdly, he authorizes the re- construction of the schools and hospita- ble institutions as a result of the Armen- ian troubles of which detailed list is attached to the French note. Twfek Pa sha the Turkish foreign minister, has an- nounced that the recognition of the Cal dean patriarch demanded by France has already been accorded.
The age-herald., 1901-11-09
LATEST RETURNS
 FAVOR DEMOCRATS
HERRING IS ELECTED CONTROL. LER, JEFFERSON IS ELECTED TO THE HOUSE FROM CAROLINE coUNTY-6ALTlMo MEN.

Baltimore, November S.-Almost com plete official returns show that Joshua W. Herring. Democrat, State Comptroller, has been reelected by a plurality of 45S votes over Herman s. Platt, Republican. Thomas Parran, Republican, has been elected Clerk of the Court of Appeals by a plurality of 125S over J. Frank Tur- ner, the Democratic incumbent The of ficial count in Caroline county elects Jef- ferson, Democrat, to the House by a ma jority of four, in place of Stevens. Re- publican, who was reported yesterday to have been elected by a majority of one This, however, is counterbalanced in Kent county by the election to the House of Kendall, Republican, by a majority of 3l over Johnson, Democrat, hereto fore reported elected by a majority of five votes.
 The official count in the counties give the Democrats forty-eight members in the House and the Republicans twenty nine. This would enable the Democrats to organize the House even if the official count in Baltimore City should show that the Republicans had elected a solid dele gation of eighteen members, which is improbable.
 The indications are that three Demo- cratic delegates have been elected from Baltimore City, but at the rate at which the official count in this city Is progress Ing, 1t probably will be two days at least before a decision Is reached. The Senate according to the official returns will stand: Democrats, IT; Republicans, g.
The age-herald., 1901-11-09
MAYER DEFEATS JEFFoRps.
A Proposed Twenty-Round Bout Is
 Ended In the Second Round.

Baltimore, November 8.-Peter Maher put sudden stop to the championship aspiration of Jim Jeffords of California in been a twenty round bout at Germania Maennerchor Hall tonight. Both men stripped as fit as fiddle with Jeffords having all the best of it in height and reach. The first round began with a light punch and clinch after which both landed on the ribs and they came to rlinch As they broke away Jeffords touched Peter on the chin and the latter Erowled about a foul. which the referee declined to allow. Jeffords landed lightly again, and after another clinch touched Peter on the ribs and they locked arms once more. When they broke away they vparred while, after which Peter sent his right to the head without effect. The bell rang with honors easy.
 In the second round Maher swung his right to the body. They mixed it and exchanged a series of right and left swings in which Jeffords got hard right punch on the jaw and went to the floor. He lay there until the referee counted hve. When he got up they mixed again, both sending in hard rights and lefts to inc ribs and face Peter got 1t this time with a stiff right jab in the neck, went to The floor and on the advice of his sec pnds stayed down until the six was count rd When he got up they mixed it again. md after a mutual exchange of half aozen terrific rights and lefts, Peter sent his right to the st om5ch and ately landed or the chin with tn, hand md Jeffovds was down and Time hne naiy and four second
The age-herald., 1901-11-09
BOND COMPANIES
 WILL STAND LOSS
ORDER OF MAccABEES WILL LOSE NOTHING FROM THE DEFALCA- TON OF CHARLES D. THoMP. SON OF $eo,00o.

Port Huron, Mich, November 8.-It now transpires that the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, which carried the bond of Charles D. Thompson, the self confessed defaulting supreme finance keeper of the Supreme Tent of the Knights of the Maccabees before being released last July is still liable for any loss which the order may have sustained by the dedication.
 Representatives of the company, it Is said, have informed Maccabee officials that the loss will be paid Therefore 1t is now probable that Thompson will be ar- rested tomorrow. This was indicated to- night from talk with officials of the order and the arrest will come as a re- suit of the conference of the trustees of the order and the arrest will come as a result of the conference of the trustees of the order and the bonding company.
 The heaviest loss is said to fall upon the Maryland Fidelity Company as Thompson's dedication since August, when the National Surety Company as- stunned the risk. were comparatively small. It was announced today that Thompson's shortage was ssO,oOo instead of $670o0
The age-herald., 1901-11-09
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The age-herald., 1901-11-09
AMERICAN SHIPS
 HAVE GOOD TRADE
THE PAST YEAR WAS THE THIRD OF NOTABLE PROSPERITY AND GROWTH, EXCEEDING THE TWO PREVIOUS YEARS.

Washington. November S.-The report of MT. Chamberlain, the United States commissioner of navigation says that the past fiscal year has been the third suc- cessive year of notable prosperity and growth in American shipping. exceeding the two previous years. The work under way or projected in ship yards promises an even greater growth for the current s fiscal year.
 American tonnage now has attained practically the former maximum of 1861. The figures of 1901 compared with 1861, show an increase in coasting trade ves- sells from 2.704544 tons to 4,5S2, ,6Ss tons (two-thirds of this increase being on the great lakes) a decrease in foreign trade vessels from 2496,ss4 tons to S7s.5s5 tons. vessels from 3S,375 tons to 61,940 tons
 Of our total tonnage 3.623,2O1 tons are wooden vessels and ,017 tons are iron or steel. In 1900 Great Britain launched LAO. GOO tons of ,seel vessels. Although registered American vessels increased 62. 435 tons during the past year, American vessels carried only S.2 per cent of our exports and imports. the smallest per centage in our history.
 The fleets of each of the four large British and German ship corporations ex- ceeds the American fleet tonnage engaged in foreign trade in mileage and business. The tonnage built in the United States during the past fiscal year comprised 15S0 vessels of 4S}, 469 gross tons.
 The vessels under construction or un- der contract during the current fiscal year will much exceed similar tonnage built in any previous year. The bureau is advised of S9 such merchant vessels of 355,645 gross tons to be valued at about $36.000000. Besides these seventy one naval vessels of 2S1. 14S tons displace- ment are building.
 The building of ten transatlantic steamers presumably rests on anticipated legislation by Congress. Six for the At lantic transport line are building from the same plans used In building steamers in England for the same company. The American cost of steamer of the "Minnehaha'' type will be $1,S40, 6c0 the British cost q. 200.
 The payroll (excluding master). of sSo men on the steamship St. Louis is $11, 80; of 427 men on the British Oceanic 1t is $4900 and of 800 men on the German Kai- ser Wilhelm der Crosse $77l5
 The report shows that the American flag was seen much oftener in the North Atlantic during President Jefferson's em- bargo QS0S), or during the cruises of the Alabama than at present.