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NOTICE.


Tax Notice Brandywine Hundred-EX-
tract from the laws of Delaware govern
ing the collection of taxes of New Cas-
tie County. Section 8. chapter 30, volume
81, Laws Of Delaware, as amended:
Section 3. That on all taxes paid before
the first OF October there shall he an
abatement of five per centum; on all
taxes paid after the first day Of Octo-
ber and before the first day of December
there shall he an abatement Of three pcr
centum; and on all taxes paid after the
first day of December and before the first
day of January there shall be no abata-
ment; and on all taxes unpaid after the
first day Of January. five per centum
thereof shall he added thereto.
l will sit ut the following places to
collect County, Poor. and Dog taxes:
Court House Wilmington, July q.
August II and "a. September Z. IA, q. n,
October 10, and 26. November 9, 16 90, 30,
from 10 n. m. to IL m. and l to p. III.
Practical Farmer, August Is. Septem-
her 70. October II, November IA, from 10
n. m. to IL m. and 1 to 4 p. m.
perry's Hotel. August %, September
10, October "a. November 81. from 10 4.
III. to IL III. and to 4 p. m.
GEO. NJ. ,.ASEY.
Collector of Taxes for Brandywine Hun
dred.
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said in reply to a question from Mr.
Lewis as to whether he had talked
much about the case, ",Fhe people have
talked more to me about it than | have
to them" He said he had formed nc
definite opinion, but nevertheless hs
was excused by the defense.
Wallace A. Butler, farmer Of Sar
dinia, had formed definite opinion as
to the guilt of the prisoner and said
that the evidence would have to bt
convincing to raise n reasonable doubt
in his mind. Judge Lewis accepted
Butler as competent, but he was ex
cused by the court.
Fifth Juror Secured.
The next of the panel summoned was
James s. Stygall, n plumber. After 4
brief examination he was accepted
making the fifth juror secured, at IL :35
Frank ]. LitZ, clerk, had not form
ed any opinion. He was confused by
the questions Of the counsel and made
several contradictions. He was ex
cused by the defense.
John G. AIilburn, the host of Presi
dent Mckinley, at whose home tht
death of the president occurred, came
into the courtroom mt $50.
There We're only four women in the
courtroom, three inside the railing as
guests of the court and one in the spec
tators' seats. One by one the govern
ment's witnesses had come In, and a
l1:3O there We're present Assistant Su
perintendent z. B. Cusick of the police
DIR. Herman Mynter and DR.. NJ. d
Mann, who attended the president; DR.
James w. Putnam, DIR. Joseph Fowler
and Dr. Floyd s. Crego, local physi
clans.
%iichael McGlOin, a carpenter, was
also excused by the people because h,
had expressed an opinion on the case.
William Lotion, farmer at Eden
was chosen as the sixth Juror at 11:43.
A Visiting Judge.
Judge Sherman of the superior court
and Judge Hammond of the supreme
court of Massachusetts came into tn,
courtroom just as Benjamin Lang, 9
Buffalo grocer. was called. They were
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THE TRIAL BEGUN.
Assassin Of MIR. Mckinley
Pleads Guilty.
HIS PLEA NOT ALLOWED
Contrary to the Law Covering
Capital Cases.

Prisoners Counsel Says "Not Guilty,
For His Client and ImpaneIing of
n Jury In Besun-LittIe Trouble In
Finding Men to Serve--At Judge
Titus Request the Court VIII Hold
short sessions-Jury Box Filled.
Buffalo, Sept. 23.-The trial Of Leon
Czolgosz, assassin of President McKin-
ley, has been begun.
Long before the hour set for the open
Ing of the trial the streets in the vicin-
ity Of city hall We're filed with would
be spectators. They were willing to
take chances on being admitted to the
courtroom, even though they knew that
there were but 150 seats available. All
the entrances to the building except
That Oh Franklin street were closed and
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Freight Train Runs Away.

Como, Colo, Sept. 23.-A runaway
freight train on Kenosha hill on the
South Park railway caused the death
of Webster Balllnger, the engineer. and
injured eighteen employees Of the rail
way. AS the train crossed tho crest
for the plunge down the spiral descend
ing into Platte canyon the brakes fail
ed to work, and the emergency call fol
hand brakes startled the crew and em
ployees. Instantly laborers and brake
men were scrambling for the brakes, ~
they knew their lives depended on quicl
action. In the meantime the train hat
gained n terrific impetus, and at Sister
curve, where the men could looi
straight down at the town OF Webster
the train few the track and pitches
down 800 feet into the gulch.
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May ,,tewart, comedy stars; Nudge and
Morton, a strong musical team; Frank
Whitman, d dancing volinst; Fitzpatrick
and Taper, are all clever. Emm0nds,
EsmoEls and Emmonds, in comedy
sketch entitled "The Tourists" and the.
juggling Matthews, contribute two of the
best features of the bill. Manager Dock
stader has done well for the opening
week, and the most exacting vaudeville
critic could ask no more than he has
given. Performances afternoons and
evenings as usual the remainder of the
week
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There is nothing like Asthmalene. 1t
brings instant relief, even in the worst
cases. 1t cures when all else fails.
The Rev. G. Il. WELLS of Villa
Ridge, IL, says: "Your trial bottle Of
Asthmalene received in good condition.
l cannot tell. you how thankful l feel for
the good derived from it. l was slave
chained with putrid sore throat and AS
thma for ten years. ] despaired of ever
being cured. / saw your advertisement
for the cure Of this dreadful and torment
ing disease, Asthma, and thought you
had overspoken yourself, but resolved to
give it trial. To my astonishment the
trial acted like charm. Send me full
size bottle"
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NOl,ICE.
NOTICE.
To the County Tax Payers of New Cas-

To the County Tax Payers of New Cas-
tie Hundred:
Extract from the Laws Of Delaware
governing the collection of taxes of
New Castle county, Section 8, Chapter
30, Volume 81, Laws Of Delaware as
amended:
Section 8. That on all taxes paid be.
fore the first day of October there shall
he an abatement of 5 per centum: on all
taxes paid after the first day of October
and before the first day of December
there shall be an abatement of per cen
tum; and on all taxes paid after the
first day of December and before the first
day Of January there shall be no abatc-
ment; and on all taxes unpaid after the
first day of January, 5 per centum thereof
shall he added thereto.
l will meet county tax payers of New
Castle Hundred. at the following times
and places for the collection of county,
poor. road. capitation and dog taxes;
Wilmington. Court House, September
90 from to 4.
New Castle. Mayors office. Tuesday,
September 3. September 10. SeptembrF
II. September "a. from till 6. Satur-
days, September Z. September IA, Septem-
her 21. September 2S. October 5, October
12. October 10. October 26. from 2 till 9.
Bear Station, September 10. from 2.3O
to o'clock.
Red Lion. September 26. from 2.30 to :
o'clock.
]. FRANK MEGGINSON.
Collector Of taxes for New Castle Hid,
Postoffice, New Castle, Del.
drcd Tax payers.-I will meet the tax
payers Of Mill Creek Hundred at the
following places and give the s per cent
discount allowed by law:
At my home, Marshallton, July %. and
49, August 5. ~. 10; September, q 8, 16,
90 and 30. from 1.30 to 4 o'clock p. IN.
Court House. Wilmington. July 20 and
27 August 8, 10. II. "a: September I,
IA. 21. and 2S: from 10 to 11.30 A. m,
and 1.3O to $50 p. m.
Post Office. Hockessin. July 23; August
6. 20: September 8, 10, II, and "a, from
10 to ~ m.
Union. Dempsey's store, July %. Au-
gust and 20; September 8, 10, II and
"a. from 1.3O TO p. m.
Milford Cross Roads, July 25: August
8 and %: September S, 12, 10 and 26 from
10 to ~ nj.
Red Mills. July 25 August and %:
September s. IL 10 and 20; from 1.3O to
4 p. m.
Stanton Hotel July 26; August . and
%: September 6, 10, 20 and 81; from 10
TO 12 m.
Marshallton. July &c; August and 20;
September G, 13. 90, and 81; from 1.30 to
4 p. m.
Garrett's Upper Snuff Mill, August Z
and September IS.
WNT. II. DEIGHTON.
Collector Of Taxes for Mill Greek Hd.
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BrItish and Germans Clash

Tientsin, Sept. 23.-A railroad dispute
similar to the recent Anglo Russian
misunderstanding here has arisen at
Tonku, where Saturday last the Ger
man military authorities tagged out a
portion of the railroad property and
placed it under Il guard of troops. The
British objected to this and marched a
British guard TO the disputed territory.
The matter has been referred to the
German and British generals.
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STORE FIXTURES.

Get our price on Billiard and Pool
Tables before buying elsewhere. sold on
easy payments. Our cushions are guar.
anteed for twenty years, and are made
liy new vulcanizing process. Old tables
fitted with our cushions are as coed as
new. satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. See our advertisement of
Manager Wanted" for lawful slot ma.
chine.
lALMER BILLIARD TABLE WORKS
Chicago, Ill.
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Manager wanted in every large county
to appoint agents for the Famous "Game
O'Skill' nickel slot machine for drinks
or cigars; lawful everywhere, takes
place of all forbidden slot machines.
Rented or Sod on easy payments. Sc
cure. territory quick.
PALMER BILLIARD TABLE WORKS
Chicago. Ill.
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WANTED-Energetic workers To dis
tribute circulars and samples: permanent
occupation: good pay. Distributors
League, 49 West 2Sth ST., New York
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-N1en with rig to introduce
Monarch Poultry Mixture; $4,000 weekly
and expenses; years contract: weekly
pay. Address with stamp, Monarch
Mfg Co., Box s5S, Springfield, Illinois.
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Right Your Liver With
Edgar's
Cathartic
CONNECTIONS

the only true vegetable cathar-
tic. Edgar's do not gripe or
pain and are as pleasant to
take as candy, and just as
harmless.
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Your Liver

that is making the trouble. If
your liver was working as it
should, you would feel happy
and bright; but when your
liver and bowels refuse to do
their work in their proper
manner, you simply can't feel
right.
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WANTED.

Fine premiums given away to agents
selling our celebrated face preparation.
"Glycerine Pearl" Sample bottle fifty
cents. Premium catalogue free.
The Floyd Drug x Chemical CO.,
Shelbyville, Ind.
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REV. DIR. MORRIS WECHSLER.
Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.

Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.
New York, Jan. 8, 1901.
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After having it carefully analyzed,
no opium, morphine, chloroform or ether
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DR.. Taft Bros. Medicine Co.
a Springs, N. y, Feb. /, 1901.

N. y, j,
Medicine
l
afflicted the
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My taking November noticed
radical mp ment After bottle her Asthma has disappeared
/
commend the medicine afflicted with
PHELPS NJ. u.
DIR. Taft Bros. Medicine
ulized
/ Of am
This testimony
RAPHAEL.
ST. ew
ABSOLUTELY POSTAL.
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RDIGNIcTc
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"a Stranger in Strange Land the
farcioal 'omeiy of which 50 much has
been sand. is the first play to present the
American Indian in comedy role, devoid
of war paint. war whoops and scalpins
knives. The play shows him as he Is
today and il not the lurid bloodthirsty
chap one reads about in volumes all
hound round with yellow cover. 1t comes
to the Grand Opera House next Friday
night.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

$40 .. On the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the h,,.-.
market was strong; ereaneries 14 921c diaries StTc
Cheese unchanged. Eggs steady: fresh I50I5i5c -
Duluth. Aug. 1o-Close: Wheat No hard cash -a1s..
NO Northern cash I1c September, TO5 a7Ossc: Ausst
I1c October I0$sc December &c No . NoTfbsr1 g.
Oats. 361703614c Corn. sec "' Voe
Milwaukee. Aug. 1o-wheat nrrner: close: No I North
I3c; No Northern, T26721zc; Septenher la
Rye higher; No l. 5sc Barley steady No d. , 81 sc
50G5sc. Corn. September 5Sisc ~' 9ai'F4e
Minneapolis Aug 1O--CIose: Wheat. cash Toe. Go,
tember 69c; December. T0itc: track No hard -
No Northern, Toe: No Northern SOC Fi5Ir 80
unchanged. Bran unchanged. '-' +'il'
Ihiladeiphia Aug l0-Wheat firm. Nc higher: con
tract grade August, I424I4c. Corn strong 10 btrbs.
No mixed August 6OG6Ol2c. Oats steady NJ venfs
clipped 49c butter hrm good demand; fancy Wesfsr,,
Sreanery 2l1zc do prints Pike; do nearby 24c Fegs
hrm fresh nearby lie: do Western i7c DO Sonrbvsss
ern l22c; do Southern. 12c. Cheese quiet: Eevyo~t
Iu creams fancy small 9sc: do fair choice a d.c
Receipts-Flour, 100 bbls 10000 m IN 80
wheat, $4,000 bush. oats. 10000 bush shinr,syTs
ST Louis Aug 1O.-C1ose: Wheat No 2 red cash 7oc.
IIacS tle9Ze; September IO9se December. 73sc: NAV
Der a93sc; December 6c; May. 6S4sc. oats No cssb
S6Aq3Ie; September, SIC; MAY. 40c: No white AL
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
BORING FOR OIL IN ALABAMA

Birmingham. Ala. Aug. 10 Cspec1 1a)-Although
there have been no results Of definite nature, Ala
bsmians continue to organize and formulate plans
for boring for oil in different parts Of the State,
and in q number OF instances wells being
driven There are undoubted evidences OF oil.
hut no deposits Of paying nature have yet been
struck The Mobile Beaumont oil Company has
been organized by leading citizens Of Mobile, IN
Gliding Postna ster P D. Barker. This company
has secured by option and purchase large tracts
Of land in the vicinity Of Mobile, and VIII make a
500 600
The leading oil company in North Alabama is
the Madison OH Company, % Huntsville which has
capital stock Of 900 and is backed by wealthy
citizens This company has engaged experts. and
will make tests in the Tennessee Valley Borings
are taking place all over the State, from the CUR
to the northernmost part OF the State in the Ten
nessee Valley and if there are paying deposits In
Alabama Il appears almost certain that they Will
be struck. A great deal ot money Is oeihg eN-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

timber supply in Maine and elsewhere it is inter-
esting to note that there has recently been formed
in Maine a corporation known the American
Realty Company 1t has been established by lead
ing members of the international Paper Company
for the purpose of managing, purchasing and
ing for the timber lands owned by it and located
in Maine and elsewhere. The directors are Fred
erick E. Richards, of Portland; Waldo Pettingill,
OF Rumford; Charles E. Oak of Caribou; Frank p.
Thomas. of AndoYcr. and George F. Underwood, of
New-York It is said that the company will
quire title to all the timber lands, powers.
booms, etc. now owned by the Interna tional Pa
per Company, and that it will purchase additional
lands wherever possible. The company controls
at present, 1t is said, about three hundred and
fifty thousand acres of timber lands. Offices have
been opened in Bangor. and 1t is remarked as
significant fact that the new corporation has elect
ed treasurer F. Marion Simpson. formerly Treas
of the State of Maine. and a member of
the Board OF State Assessors and that ii has
secured its land agent Charles E Oak, of Carl
bou formerly Land Agent and Forestry Commits
sioner of Maine. Whether or not Mr. Simpson
will resign his office State Assessor is not
known. In their official capacities under the State
government Mr.. Simpson and Mr.. Oak have had
exceptional advantages in obtaining valuable in
formation concerning the, location and worth Of
Maine timber lands, and the American Realty
Company will have the benefit Of their experience.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
LIVE sTocK M4RKErs-Br YELEGR4pH.

Bunalo Aug 1o-Catts-Receipts ears. arn: veas
and calves steady, good fancy veals S. 75gS7 -
Cs. suuu iat - t91$t so grassers. s. 25TSS Hogs-
Suerings - cars, dull and lower except f1r the BEST.
d 70 choice Workers IS 95aS6 O5 mixed nacke IS 100
80 10 medium 20 choice heavy. s. I5RS6 20. pigs sod
a. > eetS -, rouEhs good IS 90
80 Sheep and arnbs-OGerngs. - cars sheep dul.
aooHt steady; spring awss, fair % fancy. IS iof
%; common % coed culls, 50 5odS5 choice
StFIpss - 4ntSt 80. fair good Sc aOGS4 IS. clls
oi t common, - a0gSf; handy Wethers 81 20dSi D.
choice 20 extra mixed 81 s0aS4 *
Chlcago Aug 10 CattIe-Recelnts 40 head lncud-
Us is AeNans steady; good prime steers. S. 60GS6 ~
evi 20 HeiIn - SdS1 40. feeders g 80
y 90S4 iot heifers. 90 81 zoo
oui - 80 80. calves. S3aSG -. Texas steers
$3.50 % ttces Receipts to-day. l2Ooo head MONDAY
Sott head: Iet over, 3076 head strong. mixed ard
- 'oS6 N9 good 20 choice heavy, s. 9oBS5 W
aoasa Reayy - 5o6tS1 so: light s. 70Gs5 90; bulk q
satcs. - e,tS9 10 Sheep-Recelpts l50o head sheep
treng' lambs steady: good choice So jQGSf -
!r % Sholce mixed s. 25qS3 -. sheep. s. se
-, ETG5nss 81 setS+ - native lambs. S2GSS 81 Nes.
Sth He'nos = u$a 10. Ocial receipts and shipments
& oE AuSusI keeei iptsCettle s0S4 head boss iSe5s-
hog- s.42l head sheep. i.tS4 head
cincinnati. Aug. 10.-Hogs active S+9Sd Castis
s.eaey' SSS$S % sheep steady. 81 5e8SS 50 Lam0S
East Liberty, Aux. lO-Cattle steady; extra. 8 80
- So prime - SlfS1 d5. good s. s0G$5 40 Hogs sseS
prime heavy ~ l0giS6 l2'a assorted mediums - %
- 10 heavy Workers. Sc 050S6 0T's light foySes 80
- %. pigs - t1tS -; skips 81 25dS5 -, roushs ~
- 1u Sheep steady. best Wethers - Hln>t cuts ~
semm9n 81 Sod$e so; yeaFlinss. SsGa 81 veal calves
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK SATURDAY AUGUST 10 1901


PORT OF NEw-YoRK, SATURDAY. AUGUST 10 1901
ARRIVED
Steamer Tampican cBr Pickthall Liverpool July 81
with mdse TO Frederick Leyland & Co Ltd Arrived at
steamer Umbria CBrl, Dutton Liverpool August 3 and
Queenstown with mdse 37 cabin and ls4 storage
8sG5T 2:85 M 10 S'"0" II ~ a the bar at
steamer Cienfuesos CCubany johnson. Santiago July
and passengers James F Ward co. Arrived the
Steamer PsaWsnna @ n2.c5 @ ss Pu5n tS July 20
steamer Laurenttap oBT sterrat Glasgow July 2s
sengers to Austin Baldwin Co Arrived at the Bar
Steamer St Louis Pas:sya @ Southampton and ca5eus
to the International Navigation Co Arrived
Steamer Monmouthshre CBp. L4ddle Antwerp July 2s
in ballast 10 outerbrdge & Co. Arrived at
ST steamer s5 British Z Queen qr 0Haga9 Antwerp July
steamer Washington eGer,. Dresser Rotterdam July rs
in ballast TO Philip Ruprecht Arrived Bar al
steamer Peconic CBr) Mills Trieste July TO- Fiume r.
Venice 4 Bari IL II: Messina p and Gibraltar %. with
mase 10 Fhfps fb sT9s Ii CS Arrives & az the Bar at
July "a with mdse 4S cabin m and 40 stee[ase
steamer Athalie CIon. weibust. Cardenas August =
and Matanzss ; with sugar to W Munson. Arrived
steamer Pensacoa simmons Mobile August 2 in bal
Steamer Benefactor Swain Philadelphia with rndse to
steamer JsIersop, ItuIPhsEs Newport News and Nor
sandy Hook n J. Aug 1O-wind southwest: moderate
breeze; clear
SAILED
Steamers Pennsylvania Ger. for Hamburg via PIv,n
outh and CherbouTg: Muriel (rl Port ROYAL c. Prn
cess Anne Norfolk Newport News; Tuscarora (Ir
London: Trinidad tI'r) Bermuda. Olinda Matnzas
Sabine. Key West and Galveston; Phidas tBr, Monte
video ETC. Abbazia (Austl, Tampa; City Macon Ros
ton. Neustria Fr Marseilles Alexandra DAM Copen-
hagen. etc; Breme-heven Dutch. Antwerp: Nomadic
Q3rl Liverpool. MarqIete (Brl. London I'll CID New
Orleans statendam Dutch. Rotterdam via Bouogne; ;
Minneapolis (r) London, Holben fHr) Manchester;
hemian n3r) Liverpool Philadelphia Ponce. Curacao
etc Astoria t30. Glasgow: Mexico Havana CRmpanla
Liverpool; WeTra (Cierl. Genoa.
Kingston tGerl. Cape Haytien etc; City Of
Augusta. Savannah Comus New Orleans: Benefactor
philadelphia: Chesapeake. Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Aug iO-Ssiled. Lueania tBr). Mckay New
York. Arrived. srsamers Boyie tBr). Jones. New
York; Sagamore tBr) Fenton Boston
TO- 6n5 m--Arrived steamer Etrurta
sllj Mckay New York for Liverpool land proeesdedl
sailed steamer cymric OBJ. Thompson drom Liver
pooh Nsg-YoEk
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
RECEIPTS FROM CUBAN CUSTOMS.

Washington Aug. lo-The division Of insular
affairs Of the War Department has prepared a
statement ~ receipts from all sources at the sew
eral custom houses in the island OF Cuba Tor the
six months ended June So 1901. as compared win
the same period Of 1893 and 1900
The statement shows that the total receipts from
custom sources during the six months ended June
80 1901. were S7s47. sos: for the six months ended
juno 60 1899 S66s6l, and for the six months ended
June 30 1909 S S090.522 ,
The collections ~ the port Of Hayana cover the
greater part Of the receipts, and for the periods
named were IN 1901 S. SOL in 1900 s6l25 444 Glen
fJegos comes next, with S6S524s, followed by San
1isco with $3.50 $50 for the six months ended June
81 1901 For the other wears the amounts are some
What smaller both thess ports.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
VORE CENSUS BULLETINS.

Washington. Aug. iO-The Census Bureau has
issued bulletin on the sex. nativity and color Of
tfo population Of Michigan, Minnesota and Missis-
sipri j, shows for Michigan i.24s,9o5 male and
l72OT7 female persons: 1.s79S29 native born peo-
pie and 5ilc53 foreign born; 239S,J63 whites, of
whom 1883 are native born. Minnesota has
SO $50 male and SlS904 female persons; 1246O O76
native born. and 5531s foreign born: total white
population. 1737 .036 including l232l0l native born.
Mississippi statistics show Ts1 451 male and 1853 S19
female persons l543 5Sg native born and 1881 for
eigu born, total white population. $4,000 includ-
ing 65. .27J native whites In Mississipp almost 50
per cent OF the population coored. while in
The other States the colored element repre-
Fents Jess Than ] per cent.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

Southampton Aug 9saled. steamer Ikba Br, Jennings
(from Antwerp. New-YOrk-
Shields Aug 9-Sailed Brook (r). Hewitt
New-YoTk.
Hull, Aug 9-Arrived Consuelo (Br) Watson,
NeW-York via London.
Bristol, Aug 1O-Arrived, Llandan City CBr).
Andrews. New-York Arrived in the roads steamer
Reading (Br), Fishey. New-York for Sharpness
Antwerp Aug 9-Arrived. steamers st Cuthbert (Br).
Lewis New-York; 10th. Southwark (Br). Beckwith
New-York.
Hamburg Aug 7-sailed, steamers Athesa (Ger).
SChlaefke. New-York; Sth, Yang Tsze tBr) Allen
New-Yorl1. Arrived steamer Fuerst Bismarck Ger.
Fslrends, New-York Via Plymouth and Cherbours.
Havre, Aug 10. nlSaed, steamer La Gascogne (Fr)
FOurner. New-York.
Gibraltar. Aug 10-Passed Hespera tBrl Cover
ley. New-York for Alexandria.
Constantinople. Aug 3-Saed steamer Dardania (Aust
from Batoum NewYO
st Lucia Aug S-Saed. steamer Matin CBr), Archer
from Port Natal for New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
TRaNSPORT ORDEREp I'd 81 MEcHAEL.

Seattle Wash. Aug. l0.-Orders were sent TO the
United States Quartermaster here yesterday dis
match the transport Rosecrans 10 Fort St Michael
on August IS. carrying supplies and troops She
viii 20 North in charge Of Lieutenant Campbell
Babcock battalion adjutant Of the 7th Infantry.
The troops will be Company A. at Fort Davis. and
Company J. at Fort ST. Michael. One officer viii
go 10 each Of these places with the men. The
Rosecrans viii probably be the last transport.
cent fhe Seward 10 go North this season.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
TIE uILIrARr posT At DIES MONIES.

Washington. Aug. Ie.-Mr. Sanger. Acting Secre-
tety Of War issued order declaring the tract
OF land acquired al Des Moines. Iowa, for mill
tary post, TO be a military reservation under the
jurisdiction Of the War Department. Work will
bcgn socn upon the erection OF necessary buildings
- quarter troops the Des Moines post.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
NEu.YoRK CITY.

The Republican Club VIII hold a midsummer
meeting at its annex, No 274 Bowery. to-morro"
night vola's Band. of forty pieces will furnish
music and there will be short speeches.