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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
German Nail Trust to Com pete

Bremen, Jan. q The wire nail mar
ket Is easier and liveIier business is
being done In that manufacture since
the recent reduction OF prices by the
trust. The wire nail trust is deter
mined to regain lis lost foreign mar
kets and to meet American compe-
titlon by every means in its power.
The continued advance in prices
caused wire nail sales to decrease from
1881 tons in 1899 to 1921 tons in 1900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
WILL ENTERTAIN LUMBERMEN.
over 100 Retail Dealers of South
eastern Iowa VIII n Get Here Fob. z

Davenport, Jan. 3l.-The local lum-
bermen, the U. N. Roberts Company,
and the Rock Island Sash and Door
Company, are making extensive ar
rangements for the entertainment of
the Retail Lumber Dealers Association
OF southeaster Iowa. There will be
about 100 visitors here on Feb. I. The
morning will be devoted to business. the
afternoon to the annual banquet, which
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
HANDLE 1RAMps WITH CARE.
Railroad Must Pay $500 for M
Treating u Hobo When Stealing u

Treating Hobo When Stealing a
Ride.
spscialsto Tim.e-R Republican.
Sioux City, Jan. 81. Hereafter ,rain-
men must be careful how they hands
men whom they catch stealing ride.
The Chicago. Minneapolis, ST. Paul e.
Omaha railway will have to pay John
Carroll tramp, $500 for the rough
handling he got at the hands OF em-
ploS7es OF the road, who di. covered him
on board q passenger train near Sioux
City beating" his way AMI put him off
Carroll brought suit for sl.99a.g9 aim
ing 70 have been injured by being
thrown from the train. He SAIL the
train was not stopped He got verdict
in the dis .rict court for $500. The rail-
road company appealed ana nov tihe
supreme court has affirmed he decision
of thu lower court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
Tired Out

And she does not understand why. Her
work used to seem so easy. You could
tell her whereabouts as she worked by
the snatches Of song which now and
again overhowed her happy lips. And
now she can hardly keep up. Her head
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST

OPTICAL WEATHER FORECAST.
Special TO Times-Repubican.
Des Moines. Jan. 3l.Fpr Iowa: Cen
lerally fair tonight and Friday; colder
Friday and in the west portion tonight.
Synopsis of Weather Conditions -
The weather is generally clear between
the Mississippi river and the Rocky
mountains. but over the Rocky mount
aims. the great lakes and the Atlantic
coast the weather is cloudy, with scat
tered snow fiurries.
The temperature is higher over Iowa,
minnesota, Wisconsin and the middle
Rocky mountain slope and is decidedly
flower in the south and southeast and
slightly lower in the northwest II
ranges from 10 above zero at Sioux City
u below zero at Prince Albert.
The barometer is high in all sections
except from the lakes to the Atlantic
coast.
The following observations were
taken at a. M, central time:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
The following observations were
taken at a. M. central time:
Paint worksBurn.

Toledo. o.. Jan. 31.-Fire today de-
stroyed the Dolphin Paint and Color
Works and injured many adjoining
buildings. The total loss will each $780,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
Mnrsllnlllo,yn NInrls cts.

r1-t-
: lsi .o4iowilis Pres Quoted are as
80 = soia s. - i'7ssas':s le 90
go = 49, * iile
W "a S. : a''i psssss i'zls' ~ as'aa-
ss c'3tisS . :, Ms.sst-'s.N afternoon
g = sAl- :. Az Y sfsr ~.
~ lsssissisS e = "a = Shaf'aay re-
on {
ear,.s.-, 81. "a o.
~, s - = Z
= - =, ,,o1,
~, 49,. :,
,vil, nav ~ "a, sa,,na d. 49,
,s.,'. ise.s = '''ts ! ( 8 ~
1,y,s crs,e,4.-
80 10. ~ -
8 :. 49,
I. = y .t'e
Is's...F' y '''s - VEG -. 70 Z
-, ,oo
:, = !. z ~ l'oulia ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31

Stephen Parson Myer, aged " years.
a well-known contractor, died at Louis
Vile, KY, Of pneumonia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
AssoclA TED PRESS MARKETS.
chicago Live stocs.

Chicago. Jan. 81.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today,
1000; choice were a nickel to a dime
rlgher, Others steady to strong; good TO
prime steers, 5.1o06.oo; poor to medium.
4o04.95; cows, 2.so@4.20; Texans. s.30Ml
go; stockers and feeders, 3.oO@4. 60.
Hog Estimated receipts for today,
1000; nickel TO a dime lower, closing
steady; heavy. 5.15ta5.3212; light, $3.50
5.25: mixed, 5.0505.30.
Sheep Estimated receipts for today,
( 12'ooo; the market was steady to strong:
sheep, 3.45@4.55; lambs, 4.25@5.40
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31
WHEAT Will GO LOWER
Off . Fraction and Situation De.
cidedly Bearish--Short Sell.
ing DANGEROUS.
Brisk Specializing in corn--Bears
Preparing to Depress Corn
Market.
Cattle Are 10 Cents Higher
While Hog Market Drops
Back.

THE following market letterfs furnished
the Times-R Republican by Martin & Slack
from their local Office over ~ East Main
thru A. ]. Clark. local manager.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31

sieduy' AsaVy, o.io0o.3212, light, 5.0oGg
5.25: mixed, 5.0505.30
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
& $4,000; the market was steady to strong;
sheep. s.45@4.55; lambs, 4.25a5.4o.
chicago froduce.
Chicago, Jan 81.
15ss@75z.
corn-January ssMas7; May, $500
oats-January. "a; May, 25@25H
Pork-January, 13.72is; May, 1921 %
1896. ~ s y
Lard January 7.s5. May. 7.42K.
Ribs-January, s.s71s; May s.s7sa.
Rye-4SA4.
Barley ss@s1.
Flax-116.
Timothy-4.55.
Clover1O.75
Butter Quiet; creameries. 1922:
dairies, 111s@ls.
Eggs-Quiet: Is.
Dressed Poultry-Active; turkeys, s1s
@s; chickens. 5000.
New York Produces.
wheat-May, soss.
Corn+-May, Az
Butter-steady; 1922.
Eggs-Unsettled: 2o021.
81. Louis Produss.
st. Louis, Jan 81.
Wheat-Cssh. 70: May, 74@741s.
Corn Cazh, 81; May. 37ss037A.
Oars Cash. 2s,4: May, 20.
Peoria Produce.
Peoria, Jan. 81.
Oats Steady; No. 8 white, 26@26A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-31

- - - - -. i
entirely worn out.
What is the mat
ter? The proba-
bility is that the
stomach is disor-
dered, the liver is
not performing its
whole duty. Poi
sons are accumu-
lating in the
blood, and unless
these are removed,
and the stomach
and organs Of di-
gestion and nutri-
ton cured and
sire ngthened,
there is liable to
be a serious ILL
ness. There is no
medicine can
equal DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical.
Discovery for
prompt help and
perfect cure for
diseases of the
stomach and
blood. It strength
ems the stomach,
purifies the blood,
nourishes the
nervee aud h,s,,,r,e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28

&ein tpeiterer 2e6ensberluIt bur9 Die
5tpeite 9o9flutb. - Reparaturz
2lr6eiten auf ben @iienba6nen
per30gert.-gto9 etli6e @in5elns
hpitRn iihRr hip Rrftp sSlnth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Wnrobrenner tit Gauias.

Sopefa, 9s., 27. sunni. -
8ranbi9aber, tpel4e $500 BON %. 6.
Garion, einem reiden 5armer in
golplep Gountp eeforbert unb .bas
9elo ni4t erbdlten batten, siinbeten
Garfon's Wobnung in Ibtpeienbeit
bes gigent6iimers an. Oas 9aus
purbe 5eritOrt unb Srau Garfon err
lit tObtli9e 8runbnunben. garfpn
tpuroe Dor etliaen Sagen bur6 tneb=
rere anonpnle 8riefe aufgeforbert,
$4,000 an einem getpiifen plaBs nie=
bersuleeen, pibrigenfalls fein gigen=
tbum eingedf9ert nerben iollte. Gr
ignorirte Die 5orberung, unb am leB=
ten Sanitag, als er fi9 auf Die ppit
na3 SrforD begeben bate, fibrten
Die granbi3aBer ibre Srubung aus.
W}an bat nod feline Spur BON ben
SbGtern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Sobtldllaa i'm ,luriten Gra0e.

Glb ora DO, &s., 27. SUM-. -
Die Surb in Dem Morbprp3eie gegen
Settle Wfprrilon bra6te beute einen
auf Sobtidlag i'm 3peiten @ruoe luuz
tenben @abripru9 Elm. Die baruuf
ite6enbe Strufe tit bret Bis fiinfSubre
3udtbaus. Settle MOrriiOn, SO6ter
eine5 frii6eren probatrihters, bate
befunntli9 Srau CLARA Wileb Ga tile,
Satin tbres frii6eren Qieb6abers, gez
tOotet, inbem Tie ibr Die 8eble nit
einem 8uiirmeiIer our6i9nitt. Sic
bebauptete, bic Shat aus Notbipebr
bedQnoen I'll hdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Germiidlte tclegrapbiite ScpeIdeu

Sn San Suan, Yorto Gieo, 1T
2otpeG o. aosmer, geipe1ener 3ublz
meiIter i'm Separtement fir 0ffentli9e
8auten, am II. Suni geftorben unO
bort beerbigt tporben. gr binterldBt
eine Samtlie in ben Ser. Staaten, De-
rem Qufentbaltsort aber unbefannt lit.
- Sin 2iebespaur, Srunf s. 5orz
reIt aus Quineeb, Sq., unb feline einz
itige @eliebte, 2ouiie Strottfoff, fpurz
ben auf einem Qanbnege in Der Ndbe
bes Gtrotttoff'i6en 5auies eri4oiIen
aufgefunben. @s 1T ni9t ntDgli6, gu
ermitteln, tper ben eriten S6ub ab9e=
feuert 6at.
sSn Der @obnung elmer 5rau
Safe gu BLOOMFIELD, N.=S., erplobtrz
te geitern Elm 9aIDlinpfen unb 5rau
Safes 5nOlfjd6rige So6ter tpurbe gu
Sobe perbrannt. Die Mutter unb Der
Gbef Der Drtli4en 5euertpebr erlitten
i6lpere 8ranbpunben.
- Die 2eei5Iatur bon Yenniplpuz
MEN bro6te geftern ibre SiBung gum
IbI9luB. sic mar felt bem 1. Sa=
nuar an Der 2lrbeit.
- Ser britiI6e Oampfer nW1ontez
reh," tpel6er Elm Cargo MuuleIel fir
bic brttii6e &eqierung bpn Sem Or
leans na9 Der &apitabt bra9te, lit To-
eben BON bort na9 Sem Orleans 5uz
rfidgefe6rt. WG6renb Der 93iiffabrt
brad 5euer i'm unteren S9iffsraume
aus, unD bdHelbe fpnnte nur oabur9
gel0idt fperben, buB fi9 3tpei Offi3iere
permittelit Seilen iiber 8orb lieben
unb cine 2ufe eini6lueen, 70 haB Elm
Strom Maiier bur9 etnen Spribenz
idlau4 auf bus Seuer gert6tet iperben
fDnnte.
= Sn 9ollp Springs, Sconee Co.,
S.sG., lit Der 9eiitlibe Yatrid G6amz
bers bon ieinem S9niegeriobne Ouz
riel 3oa9 in einem Streite iiber cine
Samilienanselegenbeit eri ri4ofen tppr=
ben.
Die geftrige GuDer Gegatta
spii6en ben llntperiitdten gale unb
6arpdrb au Netpz2onbpn, Conn.,,
tpurbe BON Der gale Manni4aft sez
tpDnnen.
&ur5e &u6elbepef9en.
= Die 9ldubiger bes 9er5ogs bon
Man9efter 1uben in 2onbpn be-
I9lofen, Die ibnen pom S9lpiegerz
papa Zimmerman ange6otenen u
@9iGinge 6 penee pro pfunb Sterz
ling fir ibre GnIprii9e gu acceptiren.
: 9us britii9e 9errenbaus be-
f9loB geitern, elm GOmite gu ernenz
men, um 8ortebrungen fir Die proz
aefiirung bes Carl gfuiIea unb Der
gegen i'm erbobenen 8igamie anz
flaee 5u treffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Sie l1eberidmcmmnusen in @eit>
Btrainien.

aein tpeiterer 2e6ensperluit bur9 bic
atpeite 6odflut6. - Reparaturz
2lrbeiten auf ben Giienbabnen
per50gert.-Ho9 etli9e Gin5elnz
betten I6er Die erite Slutb.
9Guefte1bs, @.z8d., 27. Sum-.
- Sin seitern 9lbenb gu Goalbale,
Simmons Greet unb pOcu6ontds niez
bergeqonqener Wolfenbruh ri6tete
neue 8er6eerungen an. poca6pntas
nurbe abermals iiberI9pemmt, bic
8a6nseletfe itnb nieberum aufgepii6lt
unb nit S9lamm beoedt. Ser i'm
9a6n6ofe angert9tet S9aben piro
uuf $1,000 gei9GBt.
Srpeit befannt lit, Fat bic neue
beri9ipemmung teinen peiteren
2ebensperluit beruria6t. Sn etli3en
Straben BON poca6ontas Itanb bas
@uFer bret SUB tief. Der S9aben
bef6rGntt iib gr0Btent6eils auf bic
8a6ngeleiIe, unb Das S4limmite,
mas bic neue Slut6 nit ii4 bru6te,
1T bic 8er50gerung Der &epardturarz
beiten.
neber Die erite ne6erI9pemmung
laufen nod tGgli9 peitere Na9ri9=
ten elm. Qus 0rp Worf, 5aaepel@
Gpuntp, pirb gemelbet, buB bret
MGnner, Namens Booth, 8eapers II.
9lanfenibip, Bel einem @eriu9e,
6uusbalt 9egenitGnoe 81 retten, er=
tranfen. Die 2et4e Der Satin bes
Stredenaufie6ers Scopes, pel6e su
gounbing>6iG nit tbren 5ipei Sim
bern ertranf, lit 3nei Wfeilen BON Der
Stelle, an tpel9er i6re Wpbnung
itano, in ben Ieiten zines 8aumes
qefunben tpprben. Mebrere 2ei9en,
bic ni9t gu ibenttftairen paren, iinb
an beri9iebenen punften bes iiberz
f9tpemmten Gebiets gefunben por=
ben. .OuilD Selegrap6" in 8luefielS
berDffentli9t folgenbe 2iite BON
1lutbopfern, beren 2ei9en aufgefun=
Den unb ibentifi8irt tporben iino:
sSobn 2etpis, Srau g2elie Smitb,
9lnnu Smttb, Srau Mc&an, MarD
Mc&ap, gburles Sbellep, Sumuel
poinbertsr, Sobn 8alIarb, 8ettie
gropn, Wm. Sriggs, Sacob giflin,
ssobn 8anniiter, 5rau Marp Soolier,
S. 9. G6rilttun, Srau Bertha Nn=
berfon unb afpei tleine SinOer, @m.
Gbeat6am, Sun 9aines unb 5rau.
9l. 9eperlD Il. Srau, ein unbefunnter
fpeiBer Mann Obne &opf, Sobn 8anz
bpfe, @bparb 8anbpte, 6rau Sobn
Spof unb stpet 8inoer, g. 9. 8lanz
fenibip, 81. S. 8eaper, S. %. 8petb,
Yaris Craig unb Elm unbetannter
Mdnn unb &nabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
SruOer nn0 S9mcitcr bonn 8libe &C.
trnficu.

Goanofs, 3d., 27. Sum-. -
Gin IL Sabre altes Mdb6en unb i6r
8ruber, 9inber zines poblbabenoen
Sarmers, Namens 8rppffielb, ipurz
ben 9eitern 4benb nube 9oIins pGbz
renb zines @eipitters BON einem 8libz
i6lage getroffen, ais iie Elm 5elo perz
lteBen, um S6ub por benz Regen gu
fu4en. 9as Mdb9en, tpel9es cine
0ade auf Der Sdulter trug, blieb
duf Der Stelle tobt unb Der &nabe err
litt einen Wrmbruch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Baltimore Ohio. Sabn.Ss iiletiu.

Saltimpre = bip. 9 abn. . iinetin.
$1,000 DON Baltimore mad, Der pansameri=
tantieben Nus lung in Buffalo nnb 3urid
3d. suit Siasts fns fir fsbcn Sage eHltig
eirf6liebli9 bs5 @srfaufsta9es. 9arlors nno
S9lai49eaggens 9erssbt nibt Den Rarpldns
Der am 10. Sult.
Sl.e5 pom Baltimore naeb gsafbnston unb
;urid am Samfdg unb Sonntae, fir bic
Riidfabrt big gum foleenoen Montae ein=
ibliebi6 aiittie. @ns 3Hge ben r&oDal
2imteoH ausqenommen.
$1.OO BON Baltimore mad, Sarpers Terrp unb
gBind,effer unb suriid Sonntas, ben 80. SUM.
Ser spoia,ug Dsrldbt Gambensgabnbof um
llbr Worgns.
$I4.OO pom Baltimore mad Cincinnati unb
,uriid bel geleeenbeit Der oGbriitian Gnbea>
6. Suli sum 9ertauf iitr bic 8idreiie bis
sum IA. Suli Qiltie, NIT benz 9orredte Der
9srldnaeruno bis gum 81. Iuquit gegen Had=
sablung elmer G3ebibr bon 50 Gents. g9eqen
Gin3slnbeiten ipenDe man fd an bic Billet
@esntsn.
$16.25 pom Baltimore naeb Detroit unb Buriie
BEL 8eledenbeit Der 3niammenflnft Der oIa=
toual GDuedtional &fociation." Saste fiub
ON g.. 7. .unb 8. auli gum 9ertauf, fir bic
@iidiabrt Big sun, Is. Suli .eiltip, NIT bem
@orre6te Der @erlduQerune Bis gum |. Scp=
tembsr, eeeen 2at5obIuna timer Ssbibr bon
50 @snts.
$66.s5 pom Baltimore mad, Gan Hran,iscp
unb 5uriid bel G5sleqenbeit Der rGpportb 2ea=
que.1 9iqste finb bonn a. bis r. Suli ,um
@srfauf; pOue austunft srtbeilsn Sillct=
Q9enten.
0terfer SuIf. - Hiebrise grturiions=isabrpreiie
uGd uno bon 9untten ipcfli5 BON Baltimore, in=
nerbalb enes umfreies pou 800 Wlsilen 9illste
finn am 8. unb 4. Suli sum Ysrtaui, iiir bic Rid=
fabrt Big 3um 5. Suli, eimi6iebli6, eiiltia. (179
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Ym 11erfdmfen.
Seberit berlanaf.

naarltsprsis bssabIt fir aIte Seberbstten; man
tenbe 4offnrts. g.. 8. Siaaes, Rr. SOP. Nsefts
kasettes6trabe. ,. u. Garoliuo>6ouie u67-9V
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Baltimore, Mo, Treitag ben %. Stunt 1901.

fir Die &iidreiie bes taiierli6en 9oz
fes na9 8eting benDtbigte Summe
tpurbe auf 100000 Saels feitgez
febt. Mit Der @ufbringung Der 9dlf=
te bieier Summe lit bic propins 5oz
nau beiteuert iporben. Die anbere
6Glfte purbe auf Die iibrigen Yropin=
gen pertbeilt. Die gebeinen 9eieuz
f9aften iinb mod irnmer in alien S6eiz
len oes 2anbes riibrig, unb bic glusz
ii6ten auf Reformen iinb beinabe
hDffnunosIps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Sboren iIne Gle Menfd,en.

bic poblmsinsnosn &atb in ben 0inb i6laesu.
2eibsft Su on i6psrsm Srud i'm aOpf an &iidtns
i5mer,en, Sdpinpel, Ser,flppfsn, @eritOpfung,
0ebel Dor ben &ugen uno Derel., 10 bite Sid Dor
Dem Cuadiaibern, bic @leibnrri6ss peripredeu,
MIR nm iiG5 an Teinsr uupsrglsi6liben Seibtolduz
biqfeit III bersi6crn. Gs eiebt MIR einen 99eo su
f6ertr Seilunq: Gjebraube bic felt ntebr, als tau=
ieno Sabren bsriibmten ct. Sernaros6rduterpilleu.
Gg fino Die bsitrditigitsn 9flan,snalts, psl9e fb
Dir in bsien 9iaen Darbie.en. % Cents.
ISlp mi sSr Z &SHA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28

8erein nit ieinem Gpmpagnon @bnin
8. 9oulb S9rttte getroffen, reG9e
Die Suspeniion Der 8ant perbiitet baz
ben piirben, ipenn MarquanO &c So.
ibr 8erIpre3en gebalten unb Die ibz
men porgel6o1enen Summen 9eute
frii6 5urid eritattet bGtten. 9a btes
ni6t gei9ub, 10 6Glt man es fir bas
9eite, bic Sbiiren 5u f4lieBen, Bis bic
Qffatren Der 8anf tpieoer auf eine
abfolut ii9ere 8aiis geiteat perben
f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Siini SATIRE 3udltlaus fir Barter

Ser eD 6 fD. Us q. Suz
nj. - S6omas 8. Barter, iiberfiibrt,
einen Mprbangriff auf ben paitor
Sobn Seller in arlington, N.zS., ber=
iibt 5u baben, ,purbe beute su flint Sub=
rem 3u4tbaus perurtGeilt. Barter berz
tpunbete betanntlt9 ben paitor ihper
bur6 mebrere S9Iife, neil feline
(8arfer's) 5ruu tbm geidgt bate, buB
iie Yaitor 8eller gum SpFer zines unz
iittltden Qngriffs gema9t babe. &erz
ler fam nit bem Qeben babpn, bat iez
bpCh elm Qluoe eindebiibt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Sbicbsseridtlibe Gntidrioungen
pbliaat6rilGl.
M dnddud 92icdrnouo 81, ,oSI

Wt a n a 9 u a, yftcaragua, 27. .Sunt,
-Senor Gbocuno, ipel9er ben Stano=
puntt 8eru's, 8olipia's unb 9lrgentiz
MEMS pertritt, boB i9iebsgeridtli4e
@nti9eibuneen unter ben Iiibamerifu=
niI6en 8epubliten obligatpriib iein
miiiIen, pirO in Nicuraguu erpartet,
Inn bort in bieiem Sinne Stimmunq
5u MAIDEN.
6rantreid unb Hicaragua unterz
banbeln in Sa4en zines 9anbelsOerz
TRACES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
&ra6 lit Nelp< Yprf.
Siebfnte llatiunaL Lpank (uspsnOirt.
Saas pprber bate ibr oas Clearing
Spnlc nod einmal auf Die
Seine sebulfer.

@efern sing es iebo3 ni4t mebr uno
Der &ru9 mar ba. - Debit
Salbo bon $644,1O9 ipurbe i'm
Clearing 9oufe" ni4t gebedt. -
Der friibere 9ilfs Seneralpoit>
meiiter perrD Seatb 1T elmer Der
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NO RELIGION In SCHOOLS.
Taft Commission Rejects the Contention
That None But Catholic Teachers he
Employed In Philippines.

Manila, Jan. Misrepresentation of
the Central Catholics at meeting
here spoke on the subject of religion
in the schools, and urged the adoption
of amendments providing for the en-
ployment exclusively of native and
Catholic teachers and for permitting
religious teaching in the schools.
urging that native teachers could
achieve better results than Americans
and that the public schools would be
far more successful if the prevailing
religious customs were not disturbed.
In order to prevent long response
from their opponents on the question
OF religious teaching in the schools,
Judge Taft announced that the COM
mission under it's instructions could
not possibly adopt the amendments
suggested by the Central Catholics.
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ENVY OF THEIR COUSINS.
residents OF Tutuila. Samoa, Under United
States Rule, Are Prosperous and
Happy.

Tutuila, Samoa, Jan. 1.-The money.
amounting to over $4,000, which the
governments of Great Britain and the
United States promised to pay to the
Samoans for the surrender of their
arms after the last war, is now be-
ing distributed. In Tutuila, under
the United States rule, business affairs
are booming. The traders are doing
more than double their previous
business, and the natives are content
ed and happy. They are the envy Of
their cousins on the other islands.
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WOULD MAKE BIG CUT.
Postal Commission Favors Excluding from
the Second-Class Mail Much Matter
That Ii Now Favored.

Washington Jan. 15.-The postal
commission of the house and senate
which has been Investigating postal
matters for the last two years made
its report Monday. The commission
unanimously reports in favor of ex-
Guiding from the second-class mail
rate, first, books whether bound or
unbound; second, newspapers and
periodicals unsold sent by a news
agent to another news agent or re-
turned to the publisher; third, sample
copies of newspapers above a certain
small fixed proportion of the circula-
ton. The commission unanimously
reports that neither change in letter
postage nor the establishment of a
system of parcels post is practicable
under existing conditions of revenue
and expenditure, even if otherwise de-
sirable, upon which no opinion is ex-
pressed.
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PIN MONEY FOR A BRIDE.
Story That Alfred Vanderbilt Has Settled
on Elsie French q Tenth OF KS
stg3 Enormous Fortune.

Newport, r. l., Jan. 14.-It has been
given out unofficially by close friend
of the Vanderbilt and French families
that Alfred Vanderbilt has settled
on Elsie French as her marriage por-
ton one-tenth of his enormous fortune
namely, $3,7OO.OOo. This great dow
ry is given to her, according to this
authority. not in cash, but in selected
bonds and stocks, from that part of
the estate of the late Cornelius Van
derbilt which was apportioned to
Alfred, the chosen son and chief heir.
AS the late Cornelius Vanderbilt's
fortune was invested in securities
paying four per cent. interest. the
bride will have an income of S14S,OOO
q year. or $12 1888 month
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Fight for County Treasurer's ONCE.

Spokane, WASH, Jan. 15.-A hand
to-hand fight for possession of the
county treasurer's Office took place at
the courthouse yesterday morning be-
tween the forces of A. l.. Smith, re-
publican, and George Mudgett, demo-
crat. Smiths forces took possession
early yesterday morning, locking all
the doors. Mudgett jumped in
through the window and let in his
deputies. He then tried to enter the
treasurer's private office. A scuffle
resulted, during which the vault was
locked, Smiths men holding the keys.
Both men are now camping in the
offices, each with full force of dep
uties. Mudgett was the only demo-
cratic county officer elected last No
vember. claiming IL plurality over
Smith. The republicans appealed and
are now awaiting the decision of the
supreme court.
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MANY ARE INCOMPETENT.
Secretary of the Treasury Gage Says Sever.
al Revenue Inspectors Could Not Detect
Oleomargarine. Without Analysis.

Washington, Jan. 15.-Secretary
Gage was before the senate committee
on agriculture Monday to answer in
quiries concerning, the oleomargarine
bill. He said the bill as a revenue
producer was useless and was not
needed. If it was not revenue bill
it was misnomer and Objectionable
on that ground. He explained that
many of the inspectors were not ex-
Perts and could not detect oleomar-
garine without analysis. He pointed
out that there were 1000 dealers in
Chicago and that it would be iinpos-
slble to watch them all. The collec-
ton of the revenue was the main OBJ
ject of the department. He said
that the evasion under the present law
is much easier than it would be If
the package was stamped with the
word "oleomargarine'
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where Flour h las a Sack.

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 13.-According
to kilograms which reached Skagway
prior to the sailing of the steamer
Danube there is food shortage at
Circle City and on the lower Yukon.
amounting almost to famine in GER
tain commodities. Flour is held at
s$45 per sack and is purchasable only
from men with outfits, the stores
having run out. Butter. bacon, sugar
and rice are not obtainable at any
price. s