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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
SULTAN ALSO WORRIED.


Constantinople, March SLOWING to
apprehensions Of attempts by ansr-
cbists upon the life Of the sultan, his
majesty intends to completely ex-
clude tourists from the precincts OF
the yildiz kiosk. As step in this d.
rection he has ordered the demolition
of the pavilion erected at the grand
gate Of the palace grounds for the
accommodation Of tourists hitherto
permitted to attend the selamik.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
ELEcTlvD N MlcaI1 AN.
Republicans Carried the State BY 10000 on
aLight Vote Mayor Of Detroit .
RapubIican.

Detroit, Mich, April a.--Robert NJ.
Montgomery, of Grand Rapids, re-
publican, has been elected justice OF
the supreme court by about 4o.ooO,
ind Frank W. Fletcher. Of Alpens,
and Henry w. Carey. of Manistee, re-
publican candidates for regents OF the
state university, have also been elect
ed by majority utmost as large. Tha
vote cast was light. In Detroit, john
B. whelan, republican. was reelected
police justice, the oiny municipal offi'
rer voted for. by 4,2SS majority
Judge Montgomery carried Detroit
by over $500 majority. OF the II
vchool inspectors elected II were re'
publicaus and six democrats.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
ANOTHER AMALGAMArIoN.
latest Railroad Rumor Says the hock
Island and Santa Fe Lines Ars 20
Ne Consolidated.

New York, April LA consolida-
tion Of the Atehison, Topeka q Santa
Fe railroad and the Chicago, Rock Is
lana 4 Pacific is under consideration.
This statement is made on the author
Ity Of a high Official Of the Atchison
railroad and is confirmed BY certain
circumstances relating to the securi-
ties Of the two railroads. The con-
solIdation Of these two companies
will make a system 1880 miles IN
extent. with an aggregate capitalize,
lion Of ss2s, ,oOo,o 900. The purpose o.
the consolidation is to check competi'
tive building Of Rock Island lines u
Atchison territory.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
lFrom TuesdAy's Dally.l
III Henry.

HI Henry and bis jolly crowd have
come and gOne aud ripple OF laugh.
ter followa 10 their wake. The 9Ia1d
parade 10 the morning was one OF the
hnest ever seen on our streets, aud
the automobile 10 which Ill Henry
aud skilled operator Of the machine
preceded the parade was q novelty Ia
our town. With forward march, a
right wheel, a left wheel, TO the rear,
wheel and advance movement the
evolutlons Of the machIne were 50
rapid as to make your bead swim.
A crowded house greeted the show
10 the evening and from the time the
curtain rose 10 the closing act there
was no cessation 10 the interest IL
the entertainment. The grand open,
log with the seml-clrcle OF white
faces 10 tho center and the black face
ends, with the musicians arranged ID
gradually ascending tiers in the real
amid elegant stage settings, made
most pleasing picture. The enter
taInment was Of q high grade and
must receive the commendatlou o,
even tue most isstldiuus tastes.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
DlErRIcH AND MILLARD.


Lincoln. Neb., March 2s.-Thursday
morning the republican caucus nomi-
mated ]. H. Millard. Of Omaha. for the
long term and Gov. Charles b. Diet
rich for the short term for the Unit
ed States senator's from Nebraska
Prior to this Rosewater and d. T.
Thompson, the leading candidates,
withdrew and the two men dominated
were named as compromise. Thomp'
son suggested Dietrich and Rosewatei
suggested Millard. In the joint ser
sion Of the legislature at noon Diet
rich and Millard were elected senator's
each receiving 10 votes, the full re-
publican strength.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
QUICKLY REWARDED.
Funston Appointed Brigsdisr Cen
eral in the Regular Army.
xhs Kansan's Exploit In Capszring A<ua-
naido Pisasss the Rrcsidsnt-WhAt -
10 with the Famous Prhoner-
How spAnlardn fnke H.


Washington. April i.--Funston has
come into his own. The president, a.
ten O'Clock Saturday night, after .
conference with Secretary Root and
AdIt. Gen. Corbin, decided 10 pro-
mote the Kansan at once. These ap-
pointments were announced; To be
major general. United States army.
Brig Gen. Lloyd Wheaton, vice Miles,
promoted lieutenant general; TO be
brigadier generals In the United
States army, Col. Jacob IL Smith,
Seventeenth United States infantry.
brigadier general volunteers, des
Daggett, retired; Brig. Gen. Frederick
Funston United States volunteers.
promoted. Gen. Macarthur was no
tilted Of these appointments In .
cablegram.
Gen. Wheaton was lieutenant col
onel Of the Twentieth infantry, with
station at Fort Leavenworth, when
the Spanish war broke out. Gen
Funston served in his division for
months during the Philippine cam
paign. Funston proposed his plan Of
capture Of Agu.naldo to Wheaton. his
immediate commander, and the two
went to Gen. Macarthur with the
proposition.
Gen. Funston's remarkable exploit
in capturing Aguinaldo has taken q
stronger hold upon the popular i'm
sgination than any other marked
event Of the Philippine war. only ex-
cepting Admiral Dewey's stroke In
Manila harbor. Hobson's bold at
tempt to seal Santiago harbor Is held
in all quarters TO be wholly overshad-
owed by Funston's long. swift and Sc
cret march over mountains and
} through jungles into the heart Of the
enemy's country. boldly planned and
: admirably conducted In all its vicis-
! situdes and crowned with complete
: success, whereas Hobson's scheme
was failure through a misapprshen'
! sion Of certain facts or the inadequacy
} Of the means chosen 10 accomplish hii
> purpose. No detail necessary TO Fun
: nton's success was overlooked.
, Tn. Pians Regarding Aguinaide.
r washington, April LII Emilio
Y AeuinaIdo has violated any of The
r laws Of war, and declines TO take tn,
oath Of allegiance to the Unitet
= states. he will be tried by snilitar,
0 commission, to be appointed by Maj
Gen. Macarthur. This 10 the impor
tant feature of instructions sent b,
II -
}, Secretary Root 20 Gen. Macarthur 70
/ garding the disposition to be made Q
+ the prisoner. Gen. Macarthur vii
q make no bargain with Aguinnldo, CIV
: ling him freedom In return for aid Il
= establishing recognition Of Amerfcsi
Is sovereignty.
II spanisrds and Aguinalds.
l. Madrid, April 2.--The capture o
Il Aguinaldo has caused much interes
9 feis. - frak. dissded en "a
e subject, Some OF the newspapers 81
E. delighted with the capture ana os
\. scribe him as black traitor 70 SPAR
a Others consider him as traitor '
'f his own race and declare he va
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

Receipts and Expsnd,turss for March.
Washington, April 2.--The monthly
comparative statement Of the receipts
and expenditures OF the government,
issued yesterday, shows that the total
receipts for March, 1901, were 49,
oi,i25, an increase ns compared with
March, 1900, Of si,le5,00o. The ex-
pendltures amounted to s4o.7e2,ssi. an
Increase of $s.55O,Ooo. The surplus for
the month is $9,i2s,264.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
ST. JosBpH's LABOR TROUBLES
rive Handred strisins Factory 0iris Ars
Aided BY Onion Painters, who
Went Out Monday.

81. Joseph, Mo-, April a.--Five hun
dred striking factory girls gath
cred at the doors Of the Wood fac-
tory and prevented all the non
union girls from entering the factory.
Force was used by the strikers In
several instances. An the union paint
ers Of the city went out on strike
asking s5 cents an hour. Carpenters
and f.ra.srs rna5 zfr,ia rrifh tbs rsiEt.
ers II the increase IL not given.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

Hs POUND "FrREATERs."
senator Proctor. Just Back from oubA.
Talks Of the Attitude Of Natives To-
ward ths Unitsd atatss.

Washington. April s.--senstor Proc.
tor, Of Vermont. has just returned
from Cuba. whore he has been making
observations concerning conditions In
the island. The senator said he found
3 disposition among many leading Gu.
bans 10 accept the terms Of the Piatt
amendment as the most satisfactory
solution Of the relations between the
United states and Cuba. There are
some flre-esters, the senator says. who
sssert that rather than accept any
interference by the United States they
will stake to the woods" This 10
Cuban for going TO war. Senator Proc.
ton says, however. that great msny
people in the country districts, those
who have been at war for many years,
declare that they have had enough Of
the swoods,"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
THE LUCKY NINE.
President Mckinley Has Agreed on the ~
Louis Worlds Fair Commissionsrs-
Jc.eph Flory Wnl BE Secretary.

Washington. April i.--President Nc
Kinley late Saturday announced the
ST. Louis worlds fair commission.
II ia as follows: Ex-Senators Car
tor. Of Montana; Mcbride. Of Ore.
eon; Lindsay, of Kentucky. and
rhurston, Of Nebraska; ex-Representa.
tivcs Glynn, Of New York. and Allen, oil
Mississippi; f. d. Scott, Of Arkansas;
John +. Melier, Of Indiana, and Capt.
+. A. Belts, of Connecticut. The sec
retary will be Joseph Flory, late re.
publican candidate for governor Of
Missouri.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
HIS FORTY WIVES KILLED.
Native African Chief Put his Harsm IN .
Powder Magazine for safety ana
An Are Dead

Paris, April s.--In connection with
the defeat Of the native chief, Fodey
Kabba, by a French expedition ~
Mandina, west Africa, on Saturday
last. IL is announced that an explosion
Of the chiefs powder magazins killed
hia 40 NiEes !.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

Phoenix, AriE., April s.-The largest
irrigation canal In the world was
opened Monday and the waters Of the
Colorado river turned In ut the head
gates below Yuma. The canal is %
miles in length and Is navigable to
small bosts, which will be used for
carrying freight to ranehers along the
route
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06

Topeka, Kan, April 2.-Attorney
General GODDARD viii institute contests
before the register and receiver Of the
United States land office at Wakee-
ney to oust the squatters who have
taken up claims on the Fort Hayes
military reservation, recently ceded To
the state by congress. His ground OF
contest will be that the squattcrs are
capitalists and not on the land To
make homes, but TO make money.
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AN UGLY SCANDAL.
Alleged Thsfts in the cOmmIssary
Department at Nsnila.
Capt Barro.s and othsrs Prondasn. In thi
Array UAaer Arrsst-osn. EzeArthsr
Rsqasstsd 60 Send DstAils 70
WashinEton-


Manila, April s.--Iutereats In the
capture and fate Of Aguinaldo Is well,
nigh overshsdowed In Manila By sem
sational deyelopments present and
prospective, Of frands In the commits
ssry department. Capt. Frederick J.
Barrows. Of the Thirtieth volunteer
infantry. quartermAster Of the depart
ment Of southern Luzou, together
with seven commissary Bergeants
and other persons. have been arrested.
Thousands Of sacks ~ hosr. : quantl-
~ Of bacon and wagonloads Of other
goods, all hearing the gesernmsnt
marks, have been found in the pos
session Of unauthorized persons 1t
Il assrted that large Quantities Of
stores have been lost or stolen In
transit and also that there Is short
age in the eommissary depot. New
scandals ere developed daily. Illicit
transactions have been traced back to
June. 1900, and II is possible that there
are others Of earller date.
Charges will be probed to the bot
tom. orders have been issued that
no guilty man escape. The number Of
men implicated In the frauds is un-
determined, and high rank will not
sufiice to shield dslinquents. Col,
Woodruff. the chief commissary al
Manila, said TO the representative oI
the Associated press. that the irreg'
ularities were exaggerated and that
the troops were always well supplied
with stores.
HfaeArthur Requested - Send Facts.
Washington, April a.--No report haI
been received At the war department
from Gen. Macarthur concerning th'
alleged frauds In the disposition o
government supplies In the Philip
pines. He has, however, been adviset
that such publication has been mad
In the United States and requested :.
send the facts.
Fire Dsvslsps Sailor Heroes.
cante. P. l.. April IA Are wa
discovered in the sail room Of the gun
boat Petrol. The heat was intense an
the smoke suffocating. Seaman Pat
rick Toner was prostrated and abou
To perish when Lieut.. Commando
Roper endeavored to rescue him an
was suifocated In the attempt. Lieut.
Josiah SHUTS McKean and Cadet Levi
suffered severely In bringing the bod
Of Lieut.. Commander Ropsr 70 th
deck.
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soon after reaching here. Mr.. Allea
win retire Voluntarily When he ae-
cepted the post-which he did relus-
family and only q the earnest solicit
tation Of the presldent--he promised
70 remain there but year. The time
Is now up and he does not care 10 re-
main longer.
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Miss Blanche Llewellyn returned
last night.
Miss Louetta Brosius spent yester.
day 10 Kansas City.
Miss Linda Manly returned last
night from visit 10 Kansas City.
Mrs. Thos, Thomas, sr., returned
last night to her home st Higgins
VILE.
Mr.. Lewis Hays went this morn
Ing TO Kansas City on short busl.
ness trip,
Mr.. D. A. staley, Of GEAR Mayvisw,
wa. a welcome caller at our ofice
yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. N. Bowrine, OF yelling.
| ton, made us a pleasant call a. our
sanctum yesterday.
Mlsses Prosser aud Rickets, OF Cen
tral college faculty, returned laas
4 olBut lANl AAAhsea NihJ.
Mrs. Richard Field left last night
for Lexington, KY, where she wai
called on account Of the sleknem Of
| Mrs. J. Q. Quarles,
Mrs. Jennle Vaughan, OF Kansai
lClty, came down this morning tc
accompany the remains Of her mother
Mrs, Priscilla Harris,
| Mr. Wm. Duck, OF Wellington
spent yesterday 10 our city. III
came down 10 attend the funeral o.
bis sister, Mrs. A. N. Gaile.
The rsmaIus OF Mrs. Pflscilli
Harris, who died 10 Kansa. CIT
Sunday, were brought here this morn
Ing and inferred In Machpelah cen
etery.
Miss Eva BOlon returned thi
morning 10 Kansas City, She vii
be located at 1921 Pasco, where sh'
, has rented house aud will conduc
a select boarding house.
A marriage license was Issued tbi
morning to Heury G. Kruentamp, 0
5 Concordla, aud MIss Emma Meyer, o
! Emma, No, and to Mr.. Henf
3. Schlueter aud Miss Martha 6chell
both OF COncoTdla
0 Mr. Zach Wright aud family let
0 Yesterday evening for Tonganoxit
!. Kas., where he goes TO make b.
future home. While we regret
y loose Mr., Wright and bis family froi
n our city we Wish him every succei
a 10 his new home 10 the sunnowt
state.
d Mr. Geo. Z. Kelthley, OF CabOc
!, Mo-, came 10 last nlght 70 visit b
10 brother, Mr.. ]. ". KeIthley, whol
he has not seen for seventeen year
he left this morning for Brunswicl
"a Mo-, ON business. He is a large stoc
dealer and cattle shipper OF Ter
county.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Harris, Of Ind
n pepdeuoe, Mo; Mr.. aud Mrs. EugsI
q Harris, Of Kansas City; Mr. Cur
Harris, OF Texas, aud Mr.. Arth
!, | Harris, OF Kansas City, are 10 o
~ city, having come here 70 lecompal
= the remains OF Mrs, Priscilla Hsr'
this morning,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
roM JOHNSON ELECTED.
Tsmous siasis ras Advooass won fer Mayor
% cisvsIand-sam Jones as-Eiscs-
ed at Toisdo.

Cincinnati, April Awhile the dsni.
ocrats carried the larger cities and
some Of the smaller places yet the rc-
publiesnl show slisht gainp In the
state ~ q whole. At Columbus, where
the republicans have had the city gov
ernmsnt, the democrats elect their
mayor by close margin, while At
Cleveland ex-congressman Tom L
johnson, democrat, wac elected mayor
by about 5000 plurality. Golden Rue
Samuel Jones' (non-partisan) was rs
elected for the third time a. Toledo
At Springfield the republicans elected
mayor for the hrst time in sigh'
years.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
WAR ON CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Frspeh Government Adopts . Measure %
Boycott Papai schools and Coueseasv
Property Of Hslisiou, Orders

Paris, April e.--The associations bill.
boycotting all church schools, con.
flscating property Of the religious
orders and hampering them by
restrictions practically prohibitive,
requires only the certain consent Of
the senate to become law, BY vote
Of soS to 2ao the chamber Of deputies,
amid prolonged minisserialist cheers
has committed Catholic France to Z
war on the Catholic church.
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BIG RAILWAY DEALS.
Consolidation Of the Burlington with the
Great Northern Il Near-Msxican
Central Purchased.


Boston. March a0.---The proposed
consolidation Of the Chicago, Burling.
ton 4 Quincy railroad company with
the Great Northern and Northern Pu.
ciflc railroads has reached finsl stage,
Ths lopz DELAYED nirp. -. y sid is
ready for submission TO the Chicago,
Burlington 3 Quincy stockholders.
The Great Northern railway systam
consists Of s.4is miles Of railway, from
81. Paul to Vancouver. on the Pacific
coast. The Northern Pacific, from
Duluth 10 the coast, was the old VII
lard line, and has q mileage Of S.0Ss.
The Burlington route operates 7,422
miles. reaching the principal citiea be-
tween Its eastern gateways, 81. Louis,
Peoria and Chicago on the east St,
Paul and Minneapolis on the north,
Kansas City and St. Joseph on ths
south and Denver, Cheyenne and Bill
ings, Mont. on the west The Bur
llngton has more than $4,000 employer
Thr-e are i.lrs towns along It's line
OF which ~ are cities OF more tnen
10000 inhabitants. The consolidation
would make a system Of about ts.oat
miles.
Msziean Central Il Sold.
New York. March 3o.-Control Of tn,
Mexican Central railway has been sc
cured by New York interests and u
the annual meeting in May II is ex
pected that there win be complete
change In management. The purchas'
has been made for the Santa Fe rail
road, II 10 said. The Mexican Contra
extends from the south Of the Biz
Grsnde river, opposite 81 Pssc, TO th'
City Of Mexico, with several branches
Altogether IL operates about s,lo'
miles. including new mileage recent,
completed.
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Kansas city, April i.--When the
head camp Of the Modern Wood
ne. of America meets in 81. Paul IN
June . proposition will be laid c'a'o celors !
ths order to build in Kansas Oi.y =
national hour'''' % cost not less than
llab 600.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
Dry Etgrna, Tsunr, Salt Rlsua iM NaS
EfipmS NJ SfrOibm

AIl eruphve disease, orlgtnste ~ ne olooda
or decAyed tissue and poisonous elementl
which Kidneys and bowels are unable % sIpel
Pores OF skin become clogged, and thus the
system 10 q hot-bed Of malignant .poieoni
whloh generate parasites or insects, that nur
fOrms OF ecIemA. No more powerful blood
cleanser and kidney regulafor can be found
than
DR. A. V. BANEs RAEuMATIc. sPEc1FlC
which hne an especial attraction for thes'
CONDITIONS, existing iu the blood aud Kidneys
81 Ol pet bottle, No more soothing, healinl
ointment can 10 found than
DH a, V, HANEs OINTMENT OF 3
zoo per bottle Strengthened n necessary.
b., ,DR A. v. BANEs MEDICINE CO.,
81, Joseph, No. Seml
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Washington. April a.-The monthly
statement Of the public debt shows
that az the close Of business March
30, 1901, the debt. less cash in the
treasury. amounted TO si,o07,1ia,ooe,
which is decrease a. compared with
March 1, 1901, Of sls.s7o,s95.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
|1SE skPARATIoN.
- ~ Nag and Queen sf
1t.< a. kins's Libsrai-
howard f<etsstants.

| A-U a.1 ke'
Ir14/ a. Kings Libsrai-
<e'<<<@ f<ptsstants.
Ii D.;i / when the king
rnI.1 to London for the
|rr1| << r<ceived q deputa-
r.|>1I< u whom he made
scontinunnce Of
q policy Of religious toll
IIr dominion. The speech
|nted upon in Portugal, and
|IcIted the enthusiastic ap-
|he liberals, II served 70 ae-
|e feud between the king
|Iigious orders, which was
aascd by the alleged inter
.he Jesuits In the secular
|.he government Of that
he iirst unhappy result Of
D was trouble I'M the roya'
'tself, the queen taking
me church. According u
/ received from Lisbon, thi'
Uidened. snd there Is sale
INABILITY Of a separation o
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YEIzANeRY.
|a> chiot Unlsss Man-
>rI1eas y Signed.
<r< NJ z||IIy sntsrsstsa and
II I@>4 Two Rirss =
~ .1I an Eys On
C1sI ><<1@<ass-

p >'7r1i Information
& taa ~lLcct that tina
~ ne firs sc1.7v's
lf6 cc1r7t OF China in
Tho <Ienchurisn agree
het>1>e 81 the protest
~ )-.<fr1 has conveyed
nt1IatsI<abIe indication
II fhi> course Is per-
m<1 o> - interruption
ro|sl:oaA between Rus
1nd 4 ,ermination Of
|ai<rroHfcs between them
.1tf< d an ultimatum
osr 1|rr " take the con-
& itfm'nation of hef
I|ta1 With Russia.
{. a. I11 81 Rassia.
Z. 1rtu d Opinion at the
hot h 1pt favorable 10
11ct|on o. the regular
( rhi|irplces. nor to the
t1oftr - raise the regu-
the limit " 100000 men,
b |1t f1crHanization bill,
!. t'11 cz Eecfetary Root q
|.,e|At< eiyll government
1|sa|oo htaded by Judgs
<<< DIS q July next. The
-<1 viii them become sub
Lh> 1I<iI authority, bu'
needed ~ an impressive
}, <o {1e natives of thu
4 IriI<.t statea and ever
w. for the defense O
I<r<sfs on the Asiatic con
>>< <rcebles again breai
u b i'<position Is shown
q t.<rttard the faith o
<11 her recent pledges
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Pans, Ill, April e.--Richard Keim,
aged "a years, and his young bride,
who were married Just IS days ago,
have separated by mutual agreement
Keim is wealthy He decided to his wife
$1,000 on condition that she relin'
quish all claim 10 his property.
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Richmond. Va, April s.--John Jas
per, the celebrated negro preacher.
who became famous because OF his
sermon on "The Sun Do Movs," died
here yesterday. Jasper wss 90 years
old on July 4 last. and had been .
preacher for So years.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
1T HEADs THE LIST.
The steel Trust Was Incorporated Monday
with . Capital Of oi,ioo. 100000
States Fee for Filing was eaao,oos.

Trenton, N. j., April 2.--Ths United
States Steel corporation Monday aft
ernoon flled with the secretary Of
state articles amending its charter and
increasing its capital stock To ST.
100 ,oo0, 900. The states fees for fling
the papers were 100000.