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New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
GENERAL STRIKE TO-DAY.
ESTIMATES OF THE NUMBER OF MEN
TO BE IDLE UNDER SHAFFER'S
ORDER VARY.

Pittsburg Aug. s.-Less than twenty-for hours
viii elapse before the general strike order Of
President Shaffer Of TIE Amalgamated Association
becomes effective. but in well informed quarters
here there is stil doubt the number OF men
and properties that Will be affected by the order
Both sides are making Claims 10 the non-union
mills and Il is almost impossible 20 -trfke
average on their contentious The mill managers
say that they are not alarmed about the men who
60 out under protest simply through loyalty 10
the union, because. they say, the hearts Of the
men are not with the strikers. They also insist
that the final showing Saturday and Sunday will
be Far under the claims that are being made by
the Amalgamated Association. President Shaffer
would not give figures to-day, but mis- associates
were positive that their first claims were correct
The hLal appeals 10 the will be made al q
series Of meetings 10 be neld Tomorrow at which
President Shaffer and other leaders viii be the
speakers. The strike managers are claiming to-
night that they will be the greatest series OF labor
demonstrations ever held in this country.
one estimate prepared here is that 5000 men are
now IDLE under the first strike call. and that the
general cali VIII increase the number 10 l25OoO
Continuing the estimate says:
The National Tube Company has 900 vyorknen.
the Federal 1890. while the National Steel Com
IoWsy: IPaRy has i2ooo making total OF l25"oo as fol-
Others who are Idle as n result of
National Tube Company emnioIe. s0'SSS
Sederal steel Company employee. $4,000
NauOnni steel Company employees. $4,000
iotal. ......... 125,O0O
The plants which viii be affected are the Ameri-
plants. the American Sheet Steel plants, the Amer-
can Steel and Wire Mills Federal Steel Compan s
plants and the National Tube COMPANY Ohio wifi
have 25 900 idle men Pennsylvania. i 00O: Indiana
1000; Illinois 80 O0o making total of s. 600 while
Iowa and other states will have 43O0o idle men II
directly affected
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
JAPANESE VISITORS TO CITY HALL,

A PROFESSOR IN THE UNIVERSITY AT KIoTo AND
HIS BROTHER CALL AT MAYORS OFFICE
Acting Mayor Guggenheimer yesterday received
a call from Takahiko Ofuu professor in the Uni
versity OF KIoto Japan. and his brother ]. OfuI
q civil engineer. Professor Ofuji is a member OF
the Sanitary Committee of Kioto. The Messrs
ofuji were accompanied by Yasnosko Ohki the
Japanese acting consul in this city They obtained
letters OF Introduction from Acting Mayor Gug-
genheimer to Alexander f. Orr, president OF the
Rapid Transit Commission Bridge Commissioner
Lewis Nixon and John B. Mcdonald.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
NEw-YoRKER's PR1xcELY GIFT.

CatskHL y. Y. Aug. 9-Frederick \. Dubois a
New-York business man with a summer residence
here, to-day gave 10 the Catsknl Young Mems
Christian Association $4,000 OF this sum Eo0N
will be used for the erection OF a building and
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
GRAND DUCHESS OLGA WEEDS.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 9-Prnce Peter OF Olden-
burg was to-day married to Grand Duchess Olga
Alexandrovna. youngest sister OF Emperor Mich
olas, in the presence OF his Majesty. the Empress
the Empress DOwager. the Queen OF Greece and
Prince and Princess Wademar OF Denmark. Some
of the festivities abandoned in consequence OF
the deatth OF the Empress Dowager Frederick
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
DELAWARE wATER CAP

This charming spot in the mountains Of
Pennsylvania deIightfuIIy described and IL
Illustrated in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TO-
MORROW
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
BLACK DIAMOND OFF TRACE
TWO CARS JUMP THE RAILS AT rrrrr
SPEED-PASSENGERS INJURIES
SLIGHT.
SLIGHT.

Buffalo Aug. 9.-The two rear cars a pru.
man observation coach and a parlor car n, -.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company's Black d.
mond Express. which left this city at noon ~.
New-York and Philadelphia. Jumped the tract
and broke loose from the balance OF the trat,
at North Leroy ten miles east OF Batavi.
shortly after noon to-day The train was ru,
ming over fifty miles an hour at the time The
parlor car remained on the ties and no persor
was injured, but the observation car plunred
down the embankment and dropped over on N.
side in the ditch II was badly demolished. but
only five of it's occupants. besides the phil
man conductor and porter. were injured. and
none seriously. The injured who sustainsa
only bruises and small cuts about the head and
body, were;
KEENER. Frederick. OF Lakewood n J.
JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs Luke OF Lakewood n J.
CRANE. F. H, Of No 295 Garfield Place Brooklvu
ROSS. L. W. of No. 5OT Fourth-st Brooklyn
BENTLY. 5. NJ, ot Buffalo. Pullman conductor
AMES. l. NJ. Of New-zork. reporter.
The wounds were dressed by doctors sum-
moned from lie Roy. and the injured passengers
proceeded on the coaches OF the unwrecked por
ton OF the train. which went on to New-York
at 2:2O D. IN. The cause Of the accident is a
mystery Where the observation car went
down the embankment the rails seemed to have
spread toward the edge.
At the Office Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company in this city it was said that the train
was on time, but was running at the rate OF he
tween hfty-fve and sixty miles an hour The
accident occurred ct precisely Il 40 O'Clock and
two hours later the passengers. including the
injured, continued on their way. The train was
in charge Of Engineer McIntire. Of Sayre Penn
and Conductor r. Mack, of Easton. Penn. The
Black Diamond was put in service in 1893 ana
this is said 10 be the first accident that has he
fallen it. The railroad authorities cannot ac-
count for the accident
1t is one of the kind" said official which
will probably always remain a mystery"
The two BrOoklynites injured were Frank n
Crane, OF No 295 Garfield Place. and Lerov "
Ross. OF No. 5o7 Fourth-st. Crane who is about
eighteen years old, is employed In the shpyard ~
theodore A Cranes Sons. Erie Basin. Ross who
was his travelling companion. IS about the same
age. and is in the law Offices of his father j
stewart Ross. in the Germania Building BROOKLYN
Word was received in Brooklyn last night from
both OF the young men that their injuries were IT.
Tie more than bruises and slight cuts.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
CORPORAL KILLED By HIS COLONEL

Vienna. Aug. s-In pistol duel at Pressburg.
Hungary. Volunteer Corporal Haslinger was NOR
tally wounded by his officer. Colonel Dtilman The
latter had Boxed Haslinger's ears for tmS-rtnenes
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

rants that the society has obtained for al
legged law violators in my precinct. as the rec
ords show. I cannot too strongly deny the ac-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

every mill in the plant is in operation and that
the work being turned out is satisfactory.
There will probably be nothing done at the
Painter mill for a few days.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
DIEEICIIT FEATs.

New devices and novel methods used IN
the excavation work going on for the
great SUBWAY. SEE THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
TOMORROW,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
JUDGE REEVE SERIOUSLY I'LL.
HE HAS HAD THREE OPERATIONS PERFORMED ON
HIS THROAT

Greenport Long Island. Aug. s.-Judge BENJAMIN
II Reeve County Judge and Su rogate OF Suffolk
County. reached his home here last night from
Roosevelt Hospital. in New-Hork- Those who
have seen him believe that his end is near. a year
ago the Judge complained Of his throat He has
been operated upon three times. the last time a
week ago Thursday at Roosevelt Hospital. The
trouble is said 10 be cancerous in its nature. and
ii is said that the operating surgeons extended no
Of
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
rhere the steel workers axe

produots OF the mills where the steel workers are
strike
Philip Weinsenner. secretary of the board of dele
gates OF the Building Trades. said yesterday;
We ready strike in sympathy any time
we asked to do so by the Amalgamated AS
sOciation of Iron and Steel Workers
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

That's a word which may not
be in the dictionary in this
sense OF its use, but which is
in very common use in some
sections Of the country. rShe's
always piecing" they say Of the
woman who runs 20 the cup
board at irregular hours and eats
a niece Of ME cake or soToa
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
sHAKEsPEARIAN MUSIC.

The instruments used by the people of
EIinabeth's time in England the songs
they sang. SEE THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TO-
MORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

ton all its lodges affected by the strike?" Pres
ident Shaffer asked.
That is a question which ] cannot answer,
said Mr. Shaffer You will have 10 get that
from Mr. Gompers'
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
AMERICAN Coal IN SWITZERLAND.
CHEAP RATES IN FRANCE WILL ENABLE 1T II
DIsPrAcE THE GERMAN PRODUCT.

London. Aug 1O-Referring 10 the facilities
given in French harbors and on French rail-
ways for the transportation OF American coal
to the Swiss frontier, the Berlin correspondent
of THE Standard says:
II is pretty certain that this will enable
American coal to be offered cheaper than Ger
man coal. and the Swiss manufacturers, who
have heretofore bought German coal, Will highly
W. Icome the American product
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
Scifplot for 5urrebcri.

qonbon, Sept. 2. - Or. &rauie,
Grz 8uOerner at johannesburg o9 en-
fremragenbe StatsmanO / Sransbaals
Regeringen, bleO / Mites urreiteret /
2oubon, beitblbt for 5orrGberi.
Or. Srauie bar opbolot fig / Gngs
lamb / be fDite TO RaaHeOer. !6an
beftploes for efter at babe uabenlpit
iluttet fig til England / Smug at baoe
ienbt Gfterretningtr til 8cerne.
Qrreitorbren bar oaret uoIteot /
lGn9ere 3ib; men man bar biotil lite
Doret / StonO iii at inbe BAN.
Oct bar Or. Grdule, Der oberrdtte
2orb 3oberts 9ralerne til Sobdns
nesburg peb penns 8ps Sbergipelie .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04

Eli Wsoet, Der bil pare I 1 9aqe,
bil Der fomme 3sprr fentdnter fra
5pItlano, Nmerifd. Oanmarf. Sim
tano, Roroe % @perrioi olene ira
5pitlano bill Der efter Den forelsbioe
Bere9ning TONNE omtrinQ $50 Webs
ammer. fra be bgitlte iii be lopeite
airtetjeners. sra Danmart bar 9is
iperne / NalbQrg % 8iborg anmelbt
Jig, og fra 9ior9e msOsr Sriftionias
gilpen Bang % ben betenote Yditor
9laoensis. vi SberiJ5 @eiitlige tar
g~rtebiIpsn FAINT 8iiperne fra Better
1os, G%arlsItab, Stren9nds. @stebor9,
gerte, 9almar, 8isbD % Guno lobet
At gioe We9s. 1yro 9intepinq %
Clara par Der ben 20. Au9uit enbnu
lite tommen Qnmeloelie % 8iitop 81.
SobansIon bar betlaeet paa 0runo al
Understandings life at tunne
TONNE til Steoe.
Msoets SperproIioent er @repe
0tto @iBtbum, 3nff,an0; paa Wes
bets Qabnin9soag piG gifop BON
S6esle preiioere. 6orbanolin9erne
inblsoes ben 4. Geptember meb 9en
al giIfop &oboe. qituy9ien til ZEN
gefpergaoStieneite ION afbotbes Den
3. September, r ubarbejbet at giitcp
ltaman % oil blite omoelt / init
0oerIattelfe; bet tpfte 5oreoraa peo
osnne 9eilig6eo bill blioe 6oIot af Il,
nior 6%auptpoitor. Or. teot. 9sbrs
mann fra 6ambori. u flefts al tc
IpenIte gdneiiuier bar beoilget &qr=
lei paa S~erubanerHe til 6aIp 9ris.
iaaleocs at en- entelt giaet gerber
5ur og 9ietour. % bette GtIenpeI ey
bleren fulgt At noqle al 9lmpItibs
finierue / WcQems q Snofperriq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
&ilb. Scf:
Grinoringrr ira nit @ip.

9en aanoelioe Qipsbena s.ie, QdIt.
Bib. Beet M ober en- Wtenneifealoer
bar itoaet iom qeosr at. bar 5aft itor
9etponing for bort 5oIf. at BET fun
Tan Totbabie. al ben enona life bar
iddet i'm 6iitorieitrioer.
paitor 9ects Grinorin9er bile pa
be baabe t%irtebiitoriit o9 t%llturbiito=
rift SnteresIe. 5or mango gamle oil.
le be oprune iounone 9arnooms= oe
ungoomsbi1eber, % be bile 9ipe De
ungs ct Snbblit / mango 5orbolo. Tom
ian blipe benz til HDtte paa oeres
2i~bsbanoring man faar Seiliebeo
til at islge ben inbrs U}isIion / Dan
mart fra bens TRANCE garnboms= og
ungoomsoage til Rutioen, bpor ben
Itaar / fin beblts Wonoomstraft.
Meoens mar biotil iorlie tenpte
paitor Beet iom pr9bitant % Sip=
IsTerger fra bans prGbitenfdmIin9er,
Iom 5orfatter og 5ortaner fra bans
,Sulsgabe", lom en- ombpegeIig gus
faoer fra bans ,Stattiite", fom ben
inbre Misfons niotars 0ebtr % 5ors
'parer fra bans mango glaoartitIer,
Iaa er bet. Iom ON bans Grinbrineer
imelte ale bisIe Ggenitaber iammen,
letter en- Streg til biit % Der, ubbps
BE og gibe Relief, iaa Reiultatet biz
Der ct Itent oa uforaIsmmsIist Billie
be at ben inore Mlisiions gamIe .5ots
manb.
Com bel iaa6e bentes, er GATOR
9scts Grinbringer life terrs Dag
6ogsopteenelfer, men en- iriit og IiOs
fulo Stilorin9. bpor ben beui9e OIL
Dor faloer iaa imutt / 3raab meo bet
bjertelise Gune, Der er f%eresent for
BAN.
Nebenitaaenbe uobrag At Gapitels
oberitrifterne bile eipe 9aferne ct Ses
greb at gogens iamleoe SnoboIb:
rs 9lemmet bos Gar og Nor.
IS G%atinIfolen", ollnioerIitstsaare-
ne. IS llbp", IS grum", IS Zrs.
leO". Den inore Misfons 8Orbolt
til uniOeriitetet", Den inbre Iris.
lions 5orbolb til be andre 9ejre / Sol.
tetirten", Den inbre Misfuns 5rem-
gang os llopitling", Den inbre Iris.
Iions 5remtib" 0. +. b.
Softer goot inobunbsn $1.00.
Danish Luth. Publ House.
blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
Sigcr Salisbnrg oil rciigncrc.

Qonoon, 2tu9. 30. = .Qaa 0}o1
@a}ette" uogi0er en- 4rtiiel, Der bar
til Ooeritrift Observation-Disclosures
foreIiaaeH0e 9sf9nation". Qrtiflm
omtaler oenHe 8siianat,on ION meqst
iaaoiDn..s 3g I'll ioymoomtlig fnse
Ste6 itrat5 eftsr 8oEg Goparos
&ronin9.
Denne U5eoo.lelis 65r f1t Sin6ene
/ 8epagetie; man 1uiier nemiig, boor
gaoiioe,i9 opaG glsa Gazette" par pa
8laoet, Der elsrs i,.s r9oer ipuoerlig
Iiitro, fr1uoiagcs a1y. GloOitones
3,fqnatiou.
Smioleriio faa.r man eitcr ON
6pqaeii9e 5oreip5resier. at oer fort
Iobia inqsn Graao Il iii antagelien
of gi1qtet.
De can't oeItinoirt Z.r ital Iqlges.
9onoon, Scot. 3. - sra 9gbenz
6ann tommer Ss,ssr1m At bet me
banite Miniiteyiam lst ~beiuttet at
mobtage De 5oreneos Staters 1ilbuo
ON at af6anoe Dc oanitesbeitinoiIte
Ger MOB en- Ge6eiua al 5000 900
9roner.
Oct er lite for MET. at be 5or.
Stoter bar sniltt at tebe be fire
Smaaser. til 8roos for. at be / De
ieuere Qar er 9aaet ti.bage / financiel
9enieenoe. oa en- dmeritann 9apn
meo arigsilaaot paa CT. 36omas
pil iatte Dem / Stano til at tontroIere
5arnanbet meaem 2 og porto Rico.
Mleo lignenOe 6apre paa Yorto Rice
og 6uba tan Staierne. / @irte,i9beoen
bsrite enepalOig paa aae 6arOanoene
melIem be peitinoiite Ger, bet tarbis
ite 5ao og ben iyemtioise banana
Gdnal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
Soit og SAT-.

u6etinget 9Dotq6eb. Den
opitrammebe unqe Ohieer, Der ielbz
litter tager aommanopen oper gdmIe
8eteraaere, Der er o9raanet / Stag %
SER" er unoertioen en- grina9iig ger
ION, iiar 6pi5 Ganten ON bans e9en
9~stBpslig6eo er arlig uopitlet.
5or 8anIfe nplig ienote en- FABIAN
aren 6erre / ben engelIte 9Gr / S1os
aria guo til fit Reqimente. at 6per
9taao i Qeitnants Regimente Tube
Ttiite stjorte.
Gn Qfotling 9ragoner, Der 6grte
un0er bans &ommaubo, baooe tim
eli Sfiorte pro perIona, % ben 6aooe
De pda.
st Sub 6leo afTenot for at fortlarc
0ammenb9nqen; men ZEN tapre Sri
ger, Der tom li9e fra OficersItoten,
tenote i'm 9ligt: o8eriom 8ragoners
ne tun bar cen Sfjorte bper, lob Dem
ma itifte meo 6berdnore," Ia9be ban
5eitemt, min 9efaling er urottelig".
&unbe enonu brinqes ii
5ornuft t, s ct 9ldb laites for
lite lan8e iioen fplgenoe aOertisiez
ment:
Gn ung Mano. Der Itaar / Serb
meO at gifte fig, enIter meget at itifte
getelotifab meO en- %erfaren Mano,
Der Oit po1taee fig bet 4nfbar at ooer=
tale BAN til at opgipe bette farlige
Striot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
uoIanoet.
Nmcrifnncrnc faar @rOpcr paa
tDif lliOrlfnrimetbco.

geting. Sui. - en- aorreipons
oante fra aina fortqnes ON, boorles
pes ct %llnioeriitet. 69gget paa tineIiite
oa uOenlanoIte irioiaigs gibrag O9
leoet al 4meritaneren Charles ..
3ennep, efter6aanOsn bleO anerfenbt
iom en- ameritonIt SnItitution og
tiliibit oeb lopformeligt Stpoe opers
bra9et til ben dmerit1nIte Patton.
9ransottionen bleD enopioere ienbt
til BEN oerbprtnoe tplfe 9onIul, fom
inorgmmeoe @blpigbeoen oeraf.
timber &rigen tog imiblertio be
tpife trooper llnibefitetet / 8ru9 %
bar IiOen ben 3iO 6enpttet bet fom
&aierne. 90 lite not oermeo, men
De Tor frem meO 6ar6ariit 9anoalisz
me. sbela9oe Gtolens Qparatsr 0. :.
b., og oa 8enneQ 6sipoeoe Dem at for
ldoe bet ameritanIte llnioeriitst, neg
teea be plat Get nh % erfl9reoe, be
bdooe / Sinoe at td9e fat Op6olo
eer. Minifter 6onger proteTtereoe,
men biotil uoen Reiultat.
9ineIerne, Der Ielo bar interesfes
reoe / llniberiitetet, Ter ni paa. 6borz
leoes 3piferns uitrG7eoe plnnorer p8
ooelaqq2r Den omerifanIfe Gjenbom,
l6inor<t ira Giersns Gioe, % bet
io9tter / 6ei GRAB ban 3iltro, De FL
ler5 bar naret til 4meritdnerne ION
Gation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04

Oct Ital bare Heo. en- @I9be at
mootage og inbrpfte ben nGbnte Qrs
titel Der / DIT. lieeiom bi tatter for
%obenItooenbe.
DIS Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
Set 10. intcrnatipnnlc lutbcrlfc
&irfcmp0c.

9et 10. internationdle lutberffe
Girtemsbe. Der afboloes / guno og
aabneoes ben 3. September, bill / 5ors
bolb til be tioligere Meber, ou Der
famIebes 900 9eltagere. blipe
ufabbanlis sobt beIsst, iOet Der beb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ubleb ben 15be
Qusuft bar inbteenst $50 Deltagere,
og Der er iiben inplebet en- Del Gfterz
meIbinssr, iadleoes at BET iamleoe 9lns
tai mfiftert bill goa op til omtring
1000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
SporIenes or oeffel

q, fiIbnSer Il buuhrshr ToIars sfIsnuino fr s.
.ptrt III ribe Of Ratarrb. ber itts fan beibrsoes p'
IalliS Catarrh Cure
~. Gb,atn Go eisre. qoI,oo. Z
nj uubsriegnebs bar tisupt 7. 8. eben,p I be toie h
far "a trur. ian er oloelss haberlie / ale 5orttirinos
franslt toner o. fiHan hell | Sionb I'll al opipIee tnbos
torplipislie. bsres Tirmd hnr puoiaqet NB.
@eit II aruui. @boleiale Trua1ths. ani'ho.
Baiotns. Gilman q Warptn, AboIeial'
Trneqiis. 2Oleoo. .
daII,s Ca'arrb Cure taass iahu'uoia os ptr p
trsiis raa giorst o. z sitemsts Sftmhinb,r. Vrii
DC ~ 6lait. S9Isss at aas Apoibetere. Wtbnfs
orb ivii.
HALLS Family pills ct be hthftt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
& urobas Sern6one

Guropas Sernboner.
6ranffurt, Dug. 26. geb Id
aan9en af 1899 bar Ger / De f~oritels
li9e europaiIte 2anbe f9lgenbe Nntat
MiI of Sernboner: 31iflanb 34.069
Mil, 6oorof 600 D}iI 6ngget / 1899;
auslono Is. 745, bpqoet / 1899 2.164
MiI, 5runfrig 26,382 Mil. bpaget
BIT; giterriges llngorn 22,670, bpgs
oct 726; Gn9lanb 21,790 Nil, bp9oet
125; StaIien 9, 827 U}il, 6ngget 5;
Spanien 8, 301, bD9qet 145; Soers
rig 6,7o2 Mil, bnogst 30; 8el9isn
U}il, b199et 66; S4nei3 1856
U}il, 6Dg9et So; 9anmart 1,775 Mil,
6pgqsi $50; 9orQe 1910 W}il, bDgget
&c; @reterlanb 605 It'll, bD99et Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
Blair COLLEGE,

be Dnoer fin @iteraarstermin ]
Oh. Strip efter aatalog.
SIR. 9ntcr, blair, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04

90 erteligt 5unb. Cartilage,
6uba, Sept. l. - Qrbeioerne, fom er
/ Serb meb at grape for ReOlag9eliea
of en- &Ioat / Griitina Gaoen, 100
9ar65 fra gugtens &pit fanot / @aar
9rdQet at en- Stonnert, 10 SOB unber
0Oeraaoen. S @raget families Splo=
mbnter meo Qarstdlet 1913 % Selps
tsi fra famine 3io5dlber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
9itjieplnn

gator s. ). 2ileiig hi sfter Be
6glgae fe.en1e Meni9=
6eotr / 4nleoninq Al @a.ssiuofamz
inaensiaQen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04
6pebqlff6eb Erontri

spebolff6eO G~runtri-
&c. pdris. 81. Dug. s be iibite
ii aar bar al be oGrnepIigtige, bOis
4ntal er ca. 100000 aarlig, ialt 242
piit f9 at bare lpeoalte. 5orbolbet
sr omtrent bet famine iom for 60 Mar
Iioen, eler ~ pGt. pr. 100000 Rez
truter. s 81 Departmental finbes in
gen lpeoallte. Do feIte bar GotesOu
Rorb @retdgne) msb So, be f9rre,
ite Gbarente Snfsrieure meo 3. S ct.
9ouis 0oipitalet / qaris ligger nogle
og tppe ipebdlIte. Gn plejeanitdlt ital
oprettes / Departmental 8olges. s
Be frantic aolonisr, IerIig gip Gales
oonien, er ben frpsteIige SbgOom lite
tibet uObreot, Og Der er tun trufet
utilitrettelige 6Or9OGOsre9ler MOB
ben.
99gerne 9lan4aro, G6antemesle
% 9aaopean mener, at SpeoalTl6eo
ian oDerfpres Oeo M1gitit.
Op9iper tin Rorbpofss
0ammerfeit lorge, @uguIt
20 0nmherer Hr;nthiog nor onfoun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-04

Der / Scar, efter at BABE ilunbfat
e}alOnin 3tsgler Gtspebitionsn pea
gl9er Sstanb, praiebe BEN rusiiift
S5br16er Grmat for tre u9er i0en.
2(OmiraI Mortaroff, Der fprit f-'teoe
SOeen ON at naa .. Poi2n meo @rs
zlat, tiger, at brr9 %.iorinQer bapte
fRrt BAN, at : )ur umaligt at bane
"a 8ej qeaysv: Ssbapet. Nomiralen
rar paa 9jenoejen pg baDoe Iet Nir.
3alopin.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-01-09

bank, bit bY deposit n he STATE
81 psr Wfoss vae than the amount
effect Of ACT was Is cause BANKS " pav m th
psr loans and o Sinkng not by
g BE on secured loans deposit at
per Cent credit Sc
bank wherever ,e and be
sans time also the rate of deposits This is Illus
raed by was loaned to banks II
per Cent, secured deposit Of bonds
loaned to on deposit il banks at
ony per cent interest and 81 bank
And on bank loans secured at 8 Der
22 loaned to Counties per cent {; de-
pos,ted IN banks at interest unsecured except by
credit OF bank, $I27,3225T
Since 1893 the secured per cent oan ~ ,..a
TO and the deposits continued to
un, a ths time there cent loans banks BY
collateral deposits while there deposit banks unsecured
cept by the credit Of the bank AS the amount Of the
per cent deposits in banks needed by the
rowing Counties State House Commission whose needs m
keep pace with the increase of the Sinking Fund in order to raise
the security without lowering the this "balance on de-
mgt be well Tor the law to be changed allow
oas at per cent? collateral deposits per Brown
and Blue S. G. Bonds Of such Sinking Funds as is not needed
to supply the requirements Of the House Commission and Of
the borrowing Counties Ssa@S SEl#e ab@#
Asit law a bank is required t dens;+ collateral
ana pay per cent interest and obtains money without
coaea at cent interest payable monthly The only pos
siDe objection to this proposed change that will
give monopoly Of loans of not needed by State
fose commission borrowing Counies) and ndivi
ua who State bonds but it makes the loan absolutely secure
Application made by the City of Charleston through Mayor
j. Adger Snyf to said city certain on the
cooper River, condition that the may
yard lhe Commission decided to this the
Assembly and Respectfully your consideration of
the petition.
The Commission for the completion Of the provided
ny the last General Assembly which also includes the
oers OF the Sinking Fund adopted plans and specifications for
The completion Of the State House and let the 65ooo
ey also agreed the architect for drawing plans super
Vslng the work the usual fee of the
making the total cost for completion the building $17a563o
Work is progress and building completed by
the end Of the present year.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH .s
The report OF the State Board of Health which will be
tted to you should receive thoughtful attention
tals suggestions which should receive action your part