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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
SPEAR e. BURBANK,
Genera Agents,
IS j HOLIDAY ST.


Showing the Condition Of the U. S.
BRANCH of the THURINGGA
INSURANCE COMPANY of
Erfurt, Germany, December 81,
1900.
Total Income during the year......$l OBJ, 27u.33
DISBURSEMENTS.
Total EXpenditures during the year 0 ,296.O4
ASSETS.
ComnanV s8lO,1O5,99
Cash in office and in Bsnk......... 13,7Sz.46
Aaents, Delhi balances ............ 9,7l3.O6
Interest due S.33760
Net amount Of uncoIlected premi-
ums, not more than 3 months due 81
and Bonds over book value $3.50. S7.4os.79
Gross Assets. 1,OIl, 345.Il
Securities deposited In various
states for the Protection OF
PoIicyholders in such States
(marEet value) 500 oO.OO
Liabilities in said States 20,743.37
Surplus over said Liza
bilities.
Total admitted Assets.......$1,Ol ,345.11
BILITIES.
Net amount of unpaid
l0sses-..........'. SoOII4o'AS
Total unearned Premi-
ums...............-..6O9,574.I6
Reinsurance premiums 1,7l4-6I
Total amount of all Liabilities 64s,oO2.OI
Surplus az regards PolicyhoIders.. 1868, 343.I0
Surplus a. regards stockholders. 1897. 599.73
Amount of Policies in force in the
United States. Dec. 81,
Amount of Policies written in
Maryland during the year....... 546,976.6O
Premiums received on Maryland
business in 1900 ............. 5,611.39
Losses paid in Maryland during
OyZZl.2o
Amount at risk in Maryland 800. 7~45,762.78
Al OE Maryland,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, February Is, 1901,
In compliance with tine Code of Public General
Laws, l hereby certify that the above is a true
abstract from the statement of the U. S. BRANCH
OF H II RIEGIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF U to December 81,
1900, now on file in this Department.
LLOYD WILKINSON,
Insurance Commissioner,
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Sie s1pnr ttnfen allf.

sort gates, N.z0., q. 5ebr.
= Die Ieit Dier3eEn Sugen umlauz
fenoen 8erii9te bon GROCER Nufre=
gung unter ben @;our tretsn ieBt be-
Timmter uuf unb mebrere PerEonen
foGsn getpornt porOen fetn, baB Der
Wus6ru4 Der JsiroIeligtetten fir ben
4. Suli, an nel6em Ii6 bic SnOianer
il ben 2lgenturen bs6uFs N6hultung
BON Sport uno 6pislen gu DsrIamz
meln pfGegen. feItgeIebt poroen tit.
Die 5einoIeligteit Der Snotaner ioG
ba6er Itammen. buB eS ben S;our
6i8bsr ni6t m0gli9 gepeIen 1T, DOn
bam 9epartement Oes Snnern cine
Qbre6rung iber bic 8erOer gu en-
pFungsn. pelde i6nsn fir bic unter
benz @ertrag BON 1889 o6getretenen
2Gnoereisn 3ufommsu.
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Wslo untfr 3bren siafntnD ebingunatu

- DIE GteeIffn GuaranfeesGonp. -
-3immsr Rr. 3l5, Gauitabltsg Building. ltibt-
--fol5en asut.n, oi. atgtH eUbHjablung sine-
-6autrnoe Sttluno eiuHsbWen, @elo 0 B n f.
IS i6trbeit @biolute 8sri6ipitqtns-
belt. 2eiatt 0ldiabluHss : SsoiHgunstR.-
Gfieerisfe Tateu. eiberaIer Nfscpnte.
(6eptl2, Exc, 6TRtel
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@sgrunoet in 1862.

Nuslpeis ii6er Den Gtano Der nPeaz
boop : neutrality-suspicious.
pagnie pon Baltimore, 3d." am
81. Oe5smber 1900.
6tfdb6ftssBnreau: STR. AS. ISater@StraRe.
@eiammte Gintomnten pGbrsup Oes
SQDreS S0c,UJ0.SI
res a"'' "...'. 32,995.23
@utbaben.
grunOeiqent6um ................ 2O,228.4
DC SogIpaonie aeeioR Ttt.'..4. 2O7, 1924
9aur i'm 9iireau uno in Der 9dnt.. IU99.46
Sdliee 3iuicn UNI Wietbcn......... 3,356.9l
Nctto=9etrae Der nidt einfal1rten
fGaia 2,OO2.4
GffefteH iiser ben 9n8ncrtb....: s. 1866
grntto . sut6aben. $275. 1866
RID 5ug eitunoe 8utbaben
M6belu, @ugfattung Il. 8cloz
l6rdnt .SDUD.U
3uiammen $4,000
@,fammts eutbuben minimum. s24 1865
gsrbinbIi6feittn.
G.tto=&etrag bon unbe jabltsn
Scrluttel ........-........$3 S., JW.W
NlahibA wv AhSA ~
nabmte 9rdmien...........26 , O42.31
Wieoer su b~eunipru9snoer
9ttraa Der 8eri6erten auf
immsrtpdbreuSt Seuerpertbt=
rungs=9oliceu, 95 QrO3ent
Der srbaltenen 9rdmien OOer
SepoRten ......"...-... 3,OI5.3
G~siammtbetrug ultr Decentralization S2,617.4
uebsri6ub in Sstr.fi Der 9Olieens
Sn6absr Neutrality-suspicious.. s2t2, 26S.41
Gingeiabltts Ittien : SdpItal........ 127, 500. 90
lltbsrI6uB in @inf6t Der aftisn=5u=
baber $115.268.41
gstrae Der am 81. Se3slnber 1900 in
ben Der. Stuateu in 8raft 5efinO=
li6en Qolicen.. 5,O17, 1860
9etrao Der tuGbreno oes Sabres 1900 in
MaTplanO ausoettatsn Qolicen.:.:. 3,3lo7S7.N 90
Quf pas MarOldnoer 8ei9dft in 1900
empfanqenc Qrdmicn ..........-.... 23.526.W
on Marpluuo pdbrenO 1900 beiablte
gcrlnife 9,655.e9
Sn Morplane fpGbreno 1900 %tingttre=
tene Werlufe Is, l55.9
Sstra9 Deg 8iftos....."............ 5r54l $50. 90
staat Marplan afieturan3 I'D e.
purtement 6 m nj / d 9nrcdu Il,
Soltimore, Den Is. Sebruar 1901. :. Su 8e=
ndbbeit beg @tits6u6es Der 6ffeutlibcn olgenei=
men 8elebe belbeiniQe i5 hermit, oaB 8orftebenz
oes etn uabrbeitsgetreuer Ins]uq aus Dem Ius=
mere Der r9euboDp : Geuerptrii6s e
S Il $50 o nj paqni BON Sulttmort
DO . DIS sum 81. Se3smber 1900. ipie tr in oies
leM Suteau elneereidt ipproeu, III.
Slopb l iltinon II,
Aheturauj= Gomuifdr.
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Seritdernngs> MasweIie.

Sur6 bus 9sui4erun9ss9 Department..
Nustpeis ii6er ben 9!ano beg Ser.
@taaien=3peises Der rMugbebur@
ger 5suer : 8er1i6erune5 : Com
pagnie" BON Ma9bsburg, 0euti9z
lamb, am 81. DECEMBER 1900.
Gsiammtss G~infommen pdbrsnO bts
esiantmts anssabm pdbreno pes
SaD1t7 S9i,3N.A
Sutbabtn:
Gftien uuO CbIieationtn, tDcl8e i'm
Belize Der GompNgnte fno.......... $170, 725M
Saar i'm Sitrrdu uuO in Der 8luf.... 1904
Sanr IN 1dnoeH Der Sruitees ....... 43,l92.l3
fSduJge 3lHlsn 7,6l2.J0
Retto : getraa BON uiGt coleftirtcu
nate fdaig Sc, 42446
tionsn dber BEN adpertb....... 2o,o87.5o
erutto /. eurbaben. 28,9O8.n
Ri6t jugefanbtut Gutbabtn:
Sefuritdtcn, in otri6ies
otnsn Stdat,u fur bic
Si6erbsit Der QolictH=
SnbabT in iol6sHStaas
ten DepOHirt tDtarft=
Berbinoli6feitkn in be-
iuqttn staoten........ 88,946.H
1liberi6uB ii5tr bcIaete
DISQUALIFICATION 49,. Sl36,28.59
Gciammte 5ugefanOtne Gutbaben.... s92S, 9O8.02
9trbinbti9teiten:
Netto 9ctrug BON unbez
5ablteH 9crluiten...... 81 ,524.85
0eiammts nlbt %tJnqeiau=
gene STdmlfH..-....... Jl7,043.G
@tiammtbstrug uler Standardization 5S8, 568.84
"
ueb.ri3uB I'M @streFf Der 9oIicsn=3n=
9aber .:.:.-:..:........... $40, 1913
ueberi9ub i'm Sstreff Der qtti.n=3nz
baber 476, 542.73
Setrag Der in ben Ser. Sta1t.n am
81. Sejember 1900 in &raft befino=
li4sn Qo!ie'g ..;*.";"..... s. LOG. 2l3.OO
Getrag Der in Ntarplano iudbrenD Otg
3a9rts 1900 ansgefsatcn golicen:: 901. 269.oo
auf oGs WlarpldnOer 8ei1dft in 1900
tmgiangtnt 9rdmitn..:.:..... 1878
Sn, N~arplanO pabrsnO 1900 bsSnblt:
gsgIuitt .;.......:.:..".... 2,s85.69
5n U%tarplano plbreno 1900 ~eiugttrt=
tene S'rlufe. 8,925.64
Setra9 Der HFrtos III YarpIano...... 653, 997.O
Stat MarbIanD, 9erii6rrunqg=
Stpart nj emit, 8Ireau 0ts Com
M tGr5. @altimort, ben 10. sebrudr
1901. Jn llebereinit!mnrung nit ben 6ffentli6en
algemetnen 8eiebeH beidrinjgs ib hermit, pab Ous
8orfebenoe Elm pdbrbeitsGttrsuer Hus,ug aus BEN
Qrslpetlt Der rIfaooeburgsr ftucr : 8cridtrunqsz
Sompo9nie" BON Wioo osburg. Seuti6lano, bis sunl
81. Oejember 1900 lit, 1pel6er i1 iett in ben Qften
Otefe5 Separtement5 bsfin0st.
GIpno @iItinion,
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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qlualpeis iibsr ben @tanO Oes Ser.
9taatenz 3peigss Der r@mplo9ers
2iu6ilitp NHurance Corporation,
Qto." BON 2pnoon. @ngldno, am
81. DECEMBER 1900.
@r,ormtes Giufpmmen ipdbreno otg
SQbres Lfooro1o.oz
0eSso abrfs ""s l,2l1,877.3 Sc
0utbaben.
Sbliontionen uuD Gfistten, bon Der
6pmpaQnie eeetguet ........-.....$L202rS0z.SO
9uar i'm 8ireuu uno In Der Sant.: $1,000
gaar=SepoFtcu bel &iooer, Senbcoo u ., ,o n,
Comp. o2'fl7'V@
"Leirt~vi!e ~" $4,000
eSnios 9irisn l0,l3+5S
9etto : &etrog Der Mot e!ntGlprten
iSSWin wv 224, 1886
aru+to @utboben. 81 SOL 1850
Rt6t 3ugetanben @utbabeH.
seturitdten in peribieOeueH
Stuaten fir Die Siberbelt
Der 9oliccu= 5nbaber in iols
den StaateH ospontrt
WarttpCrtb) ............s180 I8.Ia
decentralization in beiag=
TN IuAAN
llcberi6uB iibtr beiagts Der.
biuplibfeiten .....:.....Sll8,3O2.W
Ssfou1mt, ,uoeItanosne 9utbaben. 81 ISL, 1880
@erbtnpIi6feitsn.
8aussr NettobetraQ Don unbez
sablten Nniprit6eH UNI o,ooo
l~lntofttn SS36,8iO'W
@eiammts nod uidt berein=
uubmte Qrdmien .....:.. 6l4'3l9.oi
3iidperi5sruuas : 9ramien ll,26S.40
0f frn u4i 1902, 673.97
usao s + !" Ss''sIl w F''",.- s558, 100. So
Ridt ,uuefanoens 8utbabtn ......... SllS,3R.W
'F Snbot.S VI 40 O4.63
9etrao Der am 81 Ge5eni5sr 100
in DEN Der. Staattn IN Strait bee
iiuoli6en Nolieen $3.50 'oo.O
@etroo Der tpGbrrno ns Sabrcs 1900
in WQrOlorD ausQeite1tcu 9olicen 4t2l2r9OO.OO
guf Oas MarpldnOer 9ei6dtt in 1900
empfunQere Yramien .......:..... 4o''zhW
81 @,r IIt9'4"' 4,89176
S4 t,n p'q gerInRs ~uD:'.. 5,27676
.etoot W~urpIano, @iiefurun5= 80 e.
partement, G o III III / lars : Sureau'
Sultimprc, Den q. 6ebruar 1901. Sn
1eb"ereinrimmuua nit otn offentliden anQenctnen
@eieken bei6einioe i'd biermit. oaB ous Yoritsz
bcnoe eiu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Au5]ua aus o:m
Qugpeiie pes Der. Stnatcnz 3DeIqss Der remploz
psrg Qiabilitp &Furante Corporation, Sto..n BON
9nncon' Fnoioub. bis gum 81. 0ecmbtr 1900 lit,
ipel6er T6 isbt in Den @ften oisies Gspartements
QGopO @itfinion,
@feturaujz 6OmmiIdr.
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ssIte 3ettnnsen (Gurr.IsonS,ut.nn

l0e. pro Sunbert. gu bsbsn in Der Office bee
ihtn gsrrti0subtufeI." Snitirteyes Ctr
Efiicn Nqsnue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

puHliH pVu SNi%tILFI%~ 0EGT NH'
81. DECEMBER 1900.
sa5rss $l2.93421
@~eiammts GusQabtn pcbreno beg
SGbrts >. I3,lzOoo
8ut6aben.
grnnOtiocnt5um ................ $13,386.87
siaeat6nm 4O,157.49
ENC Gontpaanie qe e dt" .... 76,63l36
Poor inn 9iireau unb in Der 9uut.. 205.W
Norftfpertb BON Sblieationen ubtr ben
adaiqs 8inien uno Mittb.n.......... 2,6G2.58
Netto : Setrag Der ni6t elntalitrten
KTqo''Sa' n'a' uOs! Ut" D.D"a.. 1926
grutto sntboben. $l35, $500
e,Iummte ,nueftanOcns eutbuben -. $135, 5000
@trbiubti6tttten.
Netto : @etrao bon unbe=
,ohlten 9trluteu .......... s225.W
8eidmmts nod ni6t ocreinz
nabmt Qramien ........ 5rIlL9I
RidperIherunos : 9ramitu 900
Vt ten $6.986.57
"e gSSo2 IN 0S'aI 1928, 469. So
eiro,,ob,t,s gtti,rfopitot 100000
ncberi6uB in 6inft6t Der AttItnz % AGO 90
Snbdber ~
getraq Der am 81. Seitmber 1900
in ben Ser. Stautcn in Rra1t be- : f., m
finolidsn 9olicer ......-....-:c zllo'fo''"V
9etruq Der pdbrruo be5 Sabrts 1910 no zoo M
in MurDlano Gusgeftuten goltten IoIo'ooo'Vo
"9 tmr GaS gSG'g gr5nien ~.uu.. I15O.24
Sn MarDlanb tpdbrsuo 1900 be3a0lfe 90, no
9erlute fF'-
5n Y'aS9lanG ~0DrsHe lS0 ''''V,"u 649.G2
pttrn, S Srr 2,115, 1890
stuqt Marp1o n ,, 4iietuIanSsSG
partement, 6 o m III i lars Suteau,
uItimore ben q. Gebruar IDOL Sn
6]ends5eit Oss 'stisesH@.s : Per st S ! pas q @Sf:
itrbcmSsg Elm pobr6eitga .treuer 2lusSug aus DEM
gnsipeiis Der rSib Sopn 6tusrStT.
servings : 6OmpaQnie p9n %, 90 ~.
more. Mo.," bis gum 81. 9t5smbtr 1900 m'e
er in oieiem 9Greuu eingeret6t tporoe!n' ~.
QlopD 8itftn rn,-
Nfeturan5:G omuliTdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

Oulp UuS
9usppsis uber Dsn @tano Der rgltaz
CARA Feuer : 8erIi4erungs @om@
pugnie BON Nep>Yort" an 81. DE-
3ember 1900.
@cIammtss G~intommen tpdbreno Oes
ESibres 81 i53'-5O'o'
@ciammte ausgabm Ddbrsno Ds
GGDrt5 1'of''''A''i
8utbabtn
6ppoBbtftn 3arlebsn AMI @rnnoti9snE 49,, y. ~
thum |'Il'o'9'O"
@t g,iit, I np Gonpa5nit fao ... -. I83O,ooOOO
9aar i'm 8iireau unO in Der Sdnt.... 6H2g3.t2
j51Qlgt iVi'-'oo
Rttto : 8etraQ bon Hibt couettIrten
, ITa"iSnf n'ol m'o'. a.. 4 wv 227 5000
Marttnpertb BON atttcn uuO Cbli0az
tionen ibtr Den SubtpertD........ +o'4oV.VV
errt+0 ,8,,-5ob,n $2,886, 89O72
Riot 3ugctanbent @utbabCn
Ssturitdtsn, in oerl6tcz
ocntn Staat,u fir bic
Siberbtit Der Qoliceuz
3ubabrr in jol6tnStaaz
ten Deoonirt 0lRarftz
9s~rbinDtidteiten in be-
StddteH; ibtr otH SEz
poNten ...............' E9V' W."
rlsberi6 uB ii6:r beiaote
Decentralization 800. $l3l,9oO.W
Gnttpertbung BON Nbl5az
tioncn uu0 Attlen.... BO,20U'W
9n5omren 3O25O.NO
eeiammts ,nqeftanOsns Gut5obn.... - 56,64o.72
8trbinoli6teittn
Ietro : 9etrng BON uHbez
5dbIteH StrIulfsn.-..-. $IE'o-o.oS
@eiummte nibt %eiEgslauz
feus Brdmltn. ........- lroJ4
Rtduerf6erunes =9rdmttn II 1886
g~e7ammf6etraa aa,r Standardization 1,548o5.51
$l3l1,835.2l
Giu,,,obltss Observation-Disclosures. $500, 10000
" bab.P III S'.''.D. =. 811,835.21
@etruo Der in Den Ser. Stdattn an
81. S9embcr 1900 in Sratt bettnoz
li6tu Qoliceu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2fS, zoi,2S3.OO
0S SaSSes *, Gu q t golieeG........ l,154,665.m
Quf pas Marpl6uotr @ei6Gft in 1900
empfanatuc Yrdmitn. ............. ll,S04,6O
IN WarplaHO iplbrenO 1900 bt3abite
Berlulte Il'5Oo''o
in Wtorpluun rpdbrtro 1900 %tIngetrs=
tsne gSrlultt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO,oFV.-l
9:tra0 Der Rtntos............-..... l,lof66o.VO
Staut MOrrtanO, Strit6erMn9sz
0tpurttmtnt 8urtau bts Som=
miGts. 9~oltimore, Oen -. Scbruar
1901. sn lltbsrsinitimnrlng nit otu oifsntliden
andemeiucn StitBtn btlbtlHlgt I'D bttrnlt, oaB Gas
@orittbtubt Elm lplbrbsitsq'trepsr Ausju9 aus Dem
Musspeiis Der gNiaqdrd : Seutr= 8eriiteruna3aGomz
po0uie bon Rom Sort" Biz sum 81. 9clember 1900,
ME .r in pitiem Biireuu ttngtrstbt porDtn, 1T.
9IopO @ilttn on,
9:rf5erun9 =Gommifdr.
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Scrt6ernnss Mnsweiie.

Our9 bas 9erIi9erungsbepartsment.
Qusnei5 ii6er ben Stdno Der ,Slo
Sotpn 5euerDerii4erungs : Gomz
pagnis bon Baltimore, Wtb.," am
81 T22Rmh4r 1900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

Muspeis ii6er Den @tano Der nPeaz
booD : neutrality-suspicious.
pagnie pon Baltimore, 3d." am
81. Os3smber 1900.
nr-eN, W. Az We 0trr>SfroaS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-20
.P[NROSE DROPS OOI
Eastern Counties Of His District
Persuade Him to With
draw.
Leaves Mowry Clear Field for
Home Supported Convention
June %.
Marion County Convention Being
Held at Knoxville..Will Be
for Cummins.

Tama. June Ex-senator E. G. Penrose
decided today to Withdraw his candi-
Sdacy for lieutenant governor, in the in
terests of harmony in his county and
district. The Tama county convention
next week, Saturday, was to have de-
cided between the rival candidates. Of
Penrose and Mowry and while nothing
has happened in this county to dis
courage Senator Penrose his friends
here state that other counties IN the
district especially Linn and the coun-
ties east made 1t clear that they looked
upon him as a disturbing factor, which
led him to withdraw in the interests of
harmony. The Tama county conven-
ton will probably support Col. A1owry
for railway commissioner and be unin-
structed on the governorshdp with q
Cummlns coloring to its delegation.
Mr.. Penrose's statement will appear:
IN the TaAla and Toledo papers this
week as follows:
| To my friends. the republicans OF
Tama county and the citizens Of Iowa:
After careful consideration of the con-
ditions which appear to be brought
about by my candidacy for the Office
lof lieutenant governor consider 1t my
duty to withdraw my name as candi-
date for said Office and I have therefore
decided to take such action. / do this
as deem this act for the best inter-
ests of the party and for the harmon
izing influences it may have. especially
with regard to effect of my candidacy
conflicting with the ambition Of Rail-
road Commissioner Mowry of this coun-
ty for a second term and with the
thought to do away with the contest
however favorable 1t may appear to the
friends who have SO generously given
encouragement and support to my can
didacy thruout the state and district
and especially in my home county.
/ trust at some future time I may be in
a position to return the favors to all.
1 Very truly and respectfully,
Il E. G. PENROSE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-20
TIE REVOLUTION ENDED.
columbia's Little War Seems to be
Over With.

Soium DIn'e Little War Seems to be
Over With.
Washington, June 20.-Dr. Martinez
Silva, minister from Colombia, has re-
ceived dispatches from the capital of
Colombia which he regards as setting at
rest reports that the Colombian reyoiu-
tionists are again in strong force around
Panama. The dispatches state the up
rising has been entirely; stamped out.
with the exception of small scattered
bands operating in the neighborhood of
Panama. The bands are said to have no
strength in Panama city, but their
guerrilla tactics in the neighborhood ac-
count for the alleged trouble expert
enced by American and other parties.
In the view of the Colombian govern
ment the revolution Is actually at an
end and the bands around Panama are
treated as part of the guerrilla move
ment like that going on in the Philip
pines.
AS confirming this view of the govern
ment the official dispatches state that
the Bank of Bogota has offered to adj
vance the national government all the
funds 1T requires if the issue of paper
money is discontinued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-20

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book for his own account, Mr.. Capehart
says:
I'm ordering this report 10 be printed
congress did not provide copies for gen.
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from the public printer by ordering in
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Paris exposition report. These copies
1 am having bound in silk cloth, gilt
lettered. appropriate for library pur-
poses. Owing to the limited number of
of this slx-volume, highly
illustrated publication. the cost of pro-
ductipn has been considerably above the
average"
The circular, which is sent out by Mr..
Capehart under his own name, is a
straightforward business proposition,
and but for his connection with the
Paris exposition commission the enter
prise might be passed over merely as an
attempt to secure ntextraordinaryp price
for an unusually stupid and undesirable
government publication.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-20
w1EIDs KNIFE IN COURT ROOM.
French prisoncr Thrice stabs Won.
IN AyIo IIn 8 n us Il ..ai IL ~, q, 1..i...

French Prisoner Thrice Stabs wom-
an Who lie Says Led Him TO Crime.
Paris. June 2o.-The Palais de Justice
was yesterday afternoon the scene of a
terrible Granla. which occurred in the
room of NJ. Leydet, the investigating
magistrate.
a prisoner named Boureslet was
brought from the sante prison to be
confronted with his mistress. woman
named Marie Fouillet. Bourselet had
hardly entered the judges room when
lie stabbed his mistress three times in
the back. She collapsed without utter
:pg cry. She was picked up covered
with blood and taken to The Hotel Dieu
Her condition is desperate.
When questioned as to the reason for
ais crime Bourselet said he had been
sentenced to banishment for theft. and
that, before leaving France. he wanted
10 take revenge on his mistress The
latter 1t was he said. who first caused
him TO embark on his career of crime.
He added that he had obtained the knife
from a fellow prisoner. with whom he
Lad arranged TO have it hidden under
the cushions of one of the chairs in the
Judges room
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-20
KILLED IN TEXAS.
G. yanGinkle. wealthy ana Prom
inent Capitalist. Formerly of Des

MONIES, ktlled by street Chr in Dal.
las. Tex.
Special to Times-R Republican.
Des Moines. June 2O.-word received
here this morning from Dallas, Tex, an
nounces the accidental death in that
city last night of G. Van Ginkle, for
many years prominent and wealthy
capitalist and resident of this city Mr.
Van Ginkle was killed IN street car
accident, but the particulars are mea-
ger. Mr.. Van Ginkle left Des Moines
about three years ago for Dallas. where.
with company, he promoted and built
a street railway system. The company
just closed contract last week for the
sale of the line, dssposng OF the proper
" for sl,loo0oo. The deeeased's wealth
is estimated at between 100000 and
100000 He owned the Observatory
building here. as we'll as several bust
ness blocks. farm and coal lands He
was largely interested in land In Sevas-
tapol. the southern suburb of Des
N1oines. Mr.. Van Ginkle leaves a wife
and four children. One married iaugh-
ter resides in this city One daughter
and a son are in Dallas with him and
his youngest daughter is visiting in AL
bon. Marshall county. with Mrs. Van
Ginkle's mother. The body will leave
Dallas tonight for this city and will
arrive probably tomorrow night The
funeral Will probably be held Sunday
afternoon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-20
GEN. cHAFFEE,s REPoRl.
1t Will Confirm Many OF the stories
About the Looting of I.ekin.

<AOout sAAe l4OotinS Oh IeRln.
Washington. June 2O-The report of
Major General Chaffee on the campaign
In Chian. is being prepared for puhlica-
tion In the war department. Among
other matters 1T contains a special re-
port upon the Russian. Japanese
French and British troops made by
United States officers Nearly all of
the main points have heretofore been
published Some of Chaffees comments
are interesting. AT one point he says:
For about three weeks following the
arrival of the delief column at Pekin
conditions in and about the city along
the line Of communication were bad.
Looting of the city, uncontrolled for
aging in the surrounding country, seiZ-
ure by the soldiers Of everything Chit
namen might have: indiscriminate, gem
eral and unprovoksd shooting of Chi
nese did not tend to gain for the troops
the confidence of the masses with
whom, it IS certain. We have no quarrel.
but We're In need of their labor 1t is
safe to say whore one real boxer was
killed since the capture of Pekin fifty
harmless coolies or lahorers on sarms
including not few women and chill
dren have been slain.
Chaffee speaks of the restraint he
placed on American troops and si,,s he
was opposed to entering the forbidden
city unless loo,ng Was prohibited This
was agreed to ard he thinks but little
looting was done there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-20
THE KELLER MURDER CASE.
Publication of Mrs. Barke er's story
Denounced In Court.

Jersey City, n. j.. June 2O.-Previous
to the resumption of the trial today of
Thomas G.. Barker for shooting Rev.
John Keller. there was a whispered con-
ference between Judge Blair and the
lawyers in the case, the subject of
which was understood to be publica ton
in several papers of what purported to
be sworn statement by Mrs Barker of
the circumstances of the alleged as,-
sault upon her by Keller April 19. 1899.
and which constituted. as alleged. just.
flcation for the attempt upon Keller's
life.
County prosecutor Erwin opened the
proceedings by addressing the court,
and he hoped the court would take such
action as 1t was deemed wise in the
matter. He said to make public such
a statement at such time was vio-
lation OF the line of conduct that had
been laid down by the courts In such
cases as the one pending.
Mr.. Van Winkle. COUNSEL for Barker.