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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-14
MONONGAHELA RIVER.
Pittsburg, Brownsville and
Geneva Packet Co.

For the most delightful trip from
Pittsburg by water, take one of the ele-
CANT steamers of this company, leaving
their wharf, foot of Smithfeld street
daily, except Sunday, at 8 p. M. and
Sunday at s 30 a, M, going through to
Morgantown, W. Va.
Steamer Adam Jacobs, Cox, master
Steamer I. G. Woodward, Jacobs,
master.
Steamer James G. Blaine, Beazell,
master
Fare, round trip, including meals, 81.
Round trip tickets to all points. Mon
ongahela scenery is unsurpassed. For
particulars address
S. S. GRAHAM, Gen. Man.
Brownsville, Pa.
I. WOODWARD PARKS, Agt.,
Pittsburg. Pa
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Ex u A.YoR A FUGIYIyE.
Numerous Forgeries Were Committed
sbv Him at Little Fails My

oy Him at Little rams NJ 4.
Little Falls, N. Y. April PA start
Ing feature of the series of forgeries
alleged to have been committed by ex-
Nayor Hadiey Jones OF This city. who
Is q Fugitive. was disclosed when Jones
safe Was opened by an expert IN the
safe was found book containing blank
81 oe.1 certifica tes OF the National Her
kiner county bank of this city. Seven
teen of the certificates had been used
ard some of those remaining bore the
names CIV. G. AIilligan, president, and
Albert Story, cashier. 1t is alleged
these signatures are forgeFies.
II IS Believed by the police that. most
Of the certificates which were used
We're put up as collateral for loans
negotiated at various banks throughout
fheeeountry- The amount of stock is
sued VIII not be known until the banks
make reports, but il is estimated here
that the total will be at least So, 900
he National Eerkiner county bank
IS the largest institution of its kind in
this county. Jones wife, who is also
missing from the city, and is believed
TO have joined him, was a stoakhofder
IN the bank. ana Mr.. Story. the cashier.
whose name appears on tle certificates.
VAS her uncle Jones got one of her
cerHficates, and, it is said, had a new
stock certificate book printed by a
Buffalo printing firm.
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Her .Ladylike pescent.

Git Bfts:5 - rss
Frances" said the little girls mamma.
who was entertaining callers in the. par
Iors you come down stairs so npisllS that
You could be heard al over the H1sise.
Now go back and come down the stairs
Ike a lady
= Frances retired and, after the lapse Of a
few minutes re-entered the pa8tQT
b did you Rear me come down stairs this
time. namma?'
No. dear: I am glad YOU come down
quietly. Now. don't let me ever have To
tell ya5t again not to com doyyne So nbfs-
quietly IL Tou will. Now tell these LADIES
how YOU managed to come down Ike IA
lady the second tinfe. while tho firsts time
YOU made so much noise
he last time sid down the banpis-
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NoTIcE-BANKRUPT SALE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the undersigned trustee for a perioo OF
ten Ci0l days. from SATURDAY, April %.
1901. until O'Clock p. m. on Tuesday, April
81. l90l. upon the whole or any part OF the
stock of goods at PaySon, Utah, belonging
to the bankrupt estate OF Edwin G..
Brown, said stock consisting of mems.
boys and chifdren's clothing of assorted
sizes. ages. STYLES and cOlors; ladies'
mems, boys and children,s underwear
hats and caps; mems boys ladies' and
children 5 gloves and n1ittens. nne line
of mems white and fancy dress shirts
sateen, negliEee and wooden overshirts;
mems and boys sweaters nne line OF
neckwear. handkerchfefs, collars. cuffs;
mems and BOYS, ladies ana children
shoes, slippers, rubbers and hosiery: no
lions, jeWelry. ctttlery, etc. etc.
Each BID must be accompanied by 4
certified check made payable 70 the under
sigued for 10 per cent Of such bid, the
trustee reserving the right 20 reject any
or all bids Sale TO be made subject %
confirnna ton OF the court
The stock herein mentioned viii DC omen
to inspection TO prospective bidders from
A. m TO p. M each day from April -.
1901 to April 50. inclusive. 1901, at the
simmons block. Pays0n. Itch county,
Utah JOHN MONTGOMERY JR.,
p o. Box Il" Payson. Ctah-
First publication April 4. 1901
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TOOK DOSE OF POISON
Strange Death of Well Known News
paper Nan in New York.

New York, 'sApri --John "a. Elliott
pefRbsrso the Elliott Press, print
ing COMPANY Of tiais city. died of NOR
pffine poisoning IN an up town drug
store early this morning. stranger
mad brought him into the store. arr
Tor hours after the death the police
We're Investigating the case.
This afternoon Emil p. Augot a
Maiden Lane diamond seller yolun-
taFtly told the officers that he was the
man who was with Elicit. He says he
spent several hours last night with him
and tina : Elliott drank a good deal TO
wards midnight Elliott got him TO buy
some morphine for. him at a drug store
and this he took While Augot was not
looking Augot took him to the drug
store TO get MEDICAL treatment for him
and then went home
Elliott, was well known in political
CIRCLES. hfs Company printing the Tam
many Times. He was at one time con-
necteG. with various Iowa newspapers
and had been associated, it is said, with
the Des Moines Register. He after
wards gonducted papers in Deadwood,
5. D., and was for ten years or more a
resident of Chicago. 4-
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Notice to contractors.

i SEALED BIDS FOR THEs ALATERE-
ais and labor required IN the coastrue-
District. sat- Gake county. tan, Will be
received by RoDft Harmon Chairman OF
the Board OF 1rusxees, a q - rest9ess2s,
Plans and specifications can be seen at
residence of Peter Gordon, State St, be-
tween 18th and 18th South. All bios must
be- sent in not later than 4 O'Clock We'd
nesday AEaT 10TH. 1901 and each 10 be
accompanied DE a certified check or de-
post OF s per cent on arnountof bid Tha
Trustees ereserfe the right to reJect any
and al bids
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees
ROB'T HARMON.
C-hafTEaaI.
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Gram AMI PROVISIONS.

a-hicaeos April s7.rHT.1el raa9fSee for
wheat was che bFoaflest in weeks. May
opened - TO re higher at 731l do 733zc.
and without material reverses. adj
ysanced firmly tos745z stEfs elose-F 13Se'
higher az 743se- The day sssIesvs deyei-
oDed a feeling foo cheerful stIli shffess
70 start with. liverpool cables sEa&ed
good advance and ,fsfley spot rriafi<et
rerestled renewed stfcrgth. RECEIPTS
were moderate and eortlnental things
RrocmhalE reported thstt xhe week
eales Of the eontsnknt aEgresRtea 5 60e
COO bushels. 100000 bushels OK it to
Hamburg During the halliday session
New York exporters advise2 OF foFty-
two loads taken for the foreign ac-
count while cash sS1es nese of mixed
s<rs ies reached q sfSo1af1 OF see 900
lHshels. Texas seHt further reports OF
damages. claiming thatA ri psertionS OF
the state the er5p we total loss
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stocks at London.

NeN York. April 27.--CommerciaI Al
vertiseT s. l.cpdoB financial cablegram:
BsisinsSs ifFrgeheTaf ras good here TO-
dayst rnefe was 11i5te tank OF a broad
reviva.s OF snecu stive aetiSr&v now tssat
he rssr loan IS over The new bonds
Mere al a premiunl OF e per cent to-
dAy - -. = l@eN '.'s "a
American shares. were strong. but
tradirsez in mem sacked IRE. owing 10
tha holiday III New YORK. They began
we'll nevertheIesS. and hardened right
iib to The close, which was cheerful
rFhe buying of Northern Pacif; and
T5envers was good. Denvers were taken
here on the runnors OF big developments
irr Ia southwest ssoTs tosTaatJFs assa -l9s
annoncad. \ satisfactory bauk -statez
merit was expected from the sassofiated
banks or New York..
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Iarve Sac Of Stocks

Nesy York April 27.-Thet New York
stock exchange having adjourned from
last evening 10 Monday rhorBing. 70
temporary. Quarters IN the produces eS-
change building. speculative opera
uo1s ia securities cenfered un the con-
ThefR the trading was on an unprece-
denied scale Sor a nalf holiday. 264 go
shares being negotiated Not only were
the regular cust0utess OF The members
OF the consolidated exchange out in full
force, bat there were. in aSdittOn. ,manN
specuiators who usually tSade through
livestock exchange houses The higher
range OF London prices stimulated SEN
tiraent appreciably, and at the opening
there we're orders to buy 10000 shares
81 United States sStCelgat the I,0uJion
Quotations. The trausa actions TIM the
ssoFnrnc.. and TIE pfeferrsd throughout
aTsazsiet advances of oTtr a point were
ecored by both
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Metal Market :

NV York. April 27--.In the absence OF
informatiOn from abroad, th6 local
10 eta market Was very quiet. and Trad-l
ing Tas on very conservative lines.
firfffc iPall. meeting the Immediate
v stsl Is of consumers. Prices through
out s1lae general list did not vary. The
f-efid Of sentiment, however, was bear
shIyiinelined-
IFen quiet; pig iron yarrants quoted
at 958Gf0.505 n1srthern foundry. 1850
fs.5e,i southern foundry. 14.09G15.50, and
eofESsouth e&F. 12.e0<415-50.
pSDelter aS 5,tsf 1000 4.0s. I 81
Copper dGas bbt ste4dy at 1890 Tor
Lake Superior md 1856 for casting and
eteetroit-tic
a-rir,e - -a.es % *
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Are Made Brigadieg Generals,

Washington, April 27.-The president
appointed Colonel Merritt Fs1rs1esI. of Tho
adJutarS generals depaftment and
Major Oscar +. Long OF the quarteFA
masters department. brigadier generals
OF xolunteeTsf on account Of their long
pa5gn fRpShe Philippines. Major vI.onv
has had charge OF the transport SER
vice at san Francisco and Colonel Bar
Der rendered important service at the
headquarters Of General Macarthur at
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q sSFsSMrsTr 20 4

SEA SWAN MINING -CONPACY.-
Location Of principal place OF business
SAT- Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereby
gwen thdr 4 a nleeJing OF the directors
held on the 5th day CT April. 1901 an as
seSSment of cnc-half (1a} of I cent per
snare was levied on the capital stock
OF the corporation. payable inlnediateI-
to the SECRETARY at his office. Nos 30l ana
SO Atlas block, salt Lake CITY Utah.
AM stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the Sth day of
Nay. 1901. viii be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction. and an
less payment IS made before, viii be sold
on the 18th Gay OF May, 1901 at s, o'clock
p m, 70 pay The delinquent assessment
together with the cost Of advertising and
of directors.
". H FARNSWORTH.
secretary OF the Sea Swan Mining Com.
pany.
Salt Lake City. Utah. APRIL S. 1901
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Boys Charged with murder.

- Arkansas Cits.rEzan.. April s2T@-clyae
Moore and Charles Bolts. aged IL ard
sl9-sS ears, respectively. were arrested al
their homes here t9day on the charge
lpf numbering G, Il Wiitberger. a farm
er at winfield ten days ago. Wit
berger w7s she's and instantly Killed
While driving along country road.
eafastantfai. ~ g ~
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT
the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Centred Pacific Railway company
VIII be held on Tuesday. Apris , a. l..
1901, al II O'Clock m. of thar dan at
the office OF said company. No. 125 South
Main stfect. over Wells. Fargo q com
panys bassh. salt Lake city. 6tah. for
the purpose OF eieCting board OF nine di-
recsorS Tor the ensuing year. ana TO trans
act such other bslSiness as may legally
come before sal meeting.
ISAAC l. REGCA.
PRESIDENT Central Pacific Railway 'Cou-
pany. j. 4. XyTTTfsTf TIT .
Secretary Central Pacific Railway Com
pany-
april IND. 1901. at the foregoing meeting.
~ ~, sal6oslrnIneAt was duly made 10 April
19tils A@vl, II the same hour and same
tlase. 49, JONATHAN Q ROFEE,
Chairman
DAVID B. HEAIPsTEAD,
Secretary-
April 18th. 1901 stakeholder. duly met
dsft Afl1e meeting duly adjourned to meet
ano same place
JONATHAN c. RoYLE.
Chairman.
Secretary.
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stockholders., 1reetinr.

THE TONBOY GOLD & COPPER MIN
ing eoTnpany.-Notsee is hereby given that
the annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the TOmboy Gold & Copper Mining
company viii be held at the secretary :
office. IL South state street, salt Lake
City. Utah on Wednesday. the 18th DAY
OF May, 1893. at 30 a m. for the purpose
OF electing a board OF directors for The
ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting
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Stock Dividend.

EXCHANGE GOLD AND COPPER
Mining company. a stock dividend of one
dollar per share 60 Per cent? on par value
has been declared on all stock transfer
able upon the books Of the company. Pay
able upon S0th April instant Transfer
books win remain open until u clock
noon. Seth April instant BY order
o. e SALOMON. Secretary.
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6tlBndapest April 81 --Tsbbe1t IS. McCsor-
mfek OF Illinois, recently appointed
Tinted ste fes.nss ister to 4 ust~fa- fsiIT,.1
gary arrived here to present. hts cre-I
de- Itials efos Emperor F,Ea dcfss Josenh
addison G. 7Iarfis' the GREETING mn i
lister, is ALSO, here for a farewell aadi-
fefise ith re erapsrcr rsoE sFTsf ]
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Rio. steady3 No.F7 invoice, 65s: mild.
quiet; Cordiva, s1<9I2lz
SUgar-R2Es firm: fair, refining
HIS; centrifugal 96 test. f3-16e545<:
Eaofasses sugar 3s7-1sa 81: refined.
steady Nc 6. f.9Q; No "a so; No. S.
40 No $. As Ne 10. & so No. IL,
ass: No. ~, 4.50: No ID $50; No IA
10. Sta ndard a. SIS; cOnfectfoners' A.
% = mould a, $50, cut loaf 5.95:
erushed. 5. a5s powdered. $50: granulat-
ed 5s45 cubes. $40.
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Notice Of Stockholders Annual Meet

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAr
the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Constellation Mining company will be
he'd at the office Of the company, fTi Park
City. Summit county. q tab, on Monday
May sth 1901, az O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose of electing seven directors TO
serve for the ensuing year aud 10 trans
act such other business as many legally
come before said meeting
HENRY SUTTON, Secretary.
Park City Utah. April Srd, 1901
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10 Educats Porto Ricans

San Juan, P. r., April 27.-The United
states transport Sedgwick sailed yes
e Gay evening for AeV York, having on
board nineteen Porto Rfean vouthss
Who are going to the United States I'd
be etfucated Eleven of them are aoea,5t5.
Tor the United States RoxetnrlitsrIt
training school 81 Carlisle, Fa., and the
Of these. -
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InocuIate Animals Against Disease

New York, April 27-According tosa
Herald dispatch from Vienna, two Au-,
stgian scientists, Prof. Loeffier and. DE-
Uhlenruth. announce that they have
discovered serum wlfch will urofss,.t
animals. AGAINST the foot and mouth
disease. The serum affords animals mo-
culated with il Immunity for from
four 10 eight weeks against attacks by
the diseases. AS soon as Drs. Loeffier
and Uhlenruth, rec Give the AUTHORIZE
ton of the government the new remedy
will be placed at the disposal of the
public.
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Kills surra@e RqT

Springfield, Ills, April 27.-The Alb
bot woman suffrage bill. granting
women the right TO vote in TOWNSHIP
elections. was lsllledsin the lower house
Of the state legislature today, the enact
ina clause being stricken out by a. viva
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Loars. Exchange and Silver.

View York April Z7.---Rfiule nercan-
tile 6aper. 4a45z per cert: sterling -
change, 1omipat, with actual business
90 bari ers' bills al 4SS1kGf4. SS1t for de-
nia1d and 4S5e5f S5l5 for sixty days;
g5dsted rates. 4S5f56i -S6 and f.S9; com
rssrcia1 bills. 4.Ss5z fi4.Ss3s
Bar silver. 603s
Mexican dollars ISL
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GOOD SHOWING OF
new YORK BANKS
Weekly Statement Indicates AG-
slitiens to Cash Holdings.
MOVEMENT Of MONEY
FLOW rs. TOWARD. METROPOLIS
FROM INrERIeR sTETEs.


Sew York. Apyil.27.--The statement OF
the associated banks FOR the esss4le end
ing April "a. shows
Loans. ss44, ~, 90ej iaerease. S2.577. sos;
DEPOSITS, 500. 80. 500; increase $3.5ss. 300.
ezreafation s3FSf4s0 decrease. $I39.-
2e9. legal eenaerss So, IS. 500; increases
y .zsls 2QQi specie. S1s7.l5l. 500, increase
sisf7s.6o reserves, ss57, 497 400; increase,
szs77Ssil5os feseFye required. S54z. 6s Ls25
inersase > Sssz, SOS. surgltis. sl6. 7s5.775,,
irscyeass. 81 ,ss7675
: ss York, April 27.-The Financier
The banks added S2,TS5, 600 TO
fisff cash holdings last week, and as
peE79ye requirements Increased fess
t4el1 AsOt,0U0, the result is shown IN
tt=iadditf0n Of S1S31. 675 to the Surplus.
Dffng ng the total TO Sl6,75s. TT3. Need
less 70 seT. this is q favorable e1hibit,
gofst-ng, as 10 does, in the face OF an.
nnnsnaing gold movement. IKE banks
sost 70 the treasury during The week,
out rsrnittances from the interior more
tEap made up these decreases.
ne expansion Of $2,3.7 500 in loans is
fnoderate. reflection OF Jhe enormous
eea4ings on the New York stock ex-
ena1ge Of late. ard there IS reason TO
hsileNe that the loan item which has
isFien $50 100000 siflce March 3 lastss VIII
Desfh 70 feuect eoQn the re- ultS OF this
trading. The reqgireneHts Ton syndi-
cate, purposes have been largely met.
and the decreases that have occurred
for six weeks past are traceabIe to the
consummation of some Of the deals. The
contraction it * to be noted. has had
scarcely more than an appreciate eff
Get on the money market. but it has
resulted in a sow Of money to this CEN
ter from intfiOr points, and this really
has been The influence that has kept.
rates on a stable basis. 3tfF
The surplus reserve is about Sc. COO 900
n excess of the amount reported whom
foaps and deposits were at n17xtrnum.
Considering the exports Of gold and
trs1sury, this is a very satisfactory
shosSing. The factQr, y hich viii govern
the money market IN the INN stiiate flu
tufe Is the problematical export of
s1scie in payment of AnaerfcanF sub
scriptons to the British loan. 1t would
be. Idle 70 estimate with any pretension
Il accuracy the volume Of gold which
Sill be shipped. but that more or less
gold will so Outsfs regarded certain.
Vvsth the reSSrve at its present figure
and with the certain knowledge that
rises in money rates win attract in
ferfor funds, the banks can afford TO
part with considerable specie without
taeonvenleneS, The season is approach
ing Fflen SUPPLIES of gold y III be FORTH
conffnE from original sDUrces-that is.
from Alaska, etc, and these Will serve
tO-replenish stoniestic losses. Then too,
t1e approaching summer win witness.
10 al probability, a reversal OF ssthe
treasury iRfations with the banks. So
"a; as excess. receipts are conceS9ed.
- o., Sffsoy, NJ tl,o T,,-aaur7,-1-
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l}fileE southwestern points Doted the
banefal iHcursi3fa. Of insects. notably
okiEhon2- Ha. fers in the latter terri
tory. predfcted inc loss Of half the CROP.
Atgtbe opening large quantities. oe
wheat were Tor sale, but this .coHdit ton
ss'eecAly gave way 81 tbs faee Of the
strOng demand. theresfeer It va s found
nh buying orders. The volume Of busi-
ness Was large. but mas chiefly for the
I0ral acCounts - -
For the consideration Of the e.3rp
ira der there. were reports 1T freer cellift-
dry accsp tances~sI s gYgsff SAID that cou1f-
try holders. who for nOnths h4t E
evinced a disDosit{0nas0 hold lightly 20
theirsrorn weres yiiiing Of a Sudden to
sell qcar rites aggregsting z 100000
oearish ssa timent ia 4he pigss ard fofra
did some active sbi5ding' to. support the
markets he was aided by an improve
ment in,Ihe cash situatsoo. and during
The FSIaalnder Of the session, the mar
ket held Steady Business was com
parativeiy Iight, many Traders having
deserted 10 the superior attractions of
The oaoyant wheat traffic. May closed
gnehanged a 48EsC.i July closed y I14c
higher at 455sc -l
ket. due TO strong cash demand and
ubfaEorab bic weather. 7fay closed 5sS1
72c hlgner at z6ssfl2lc.
n DIVISIONS were abB. Buying Of pork
BY 2 packer advanced that, product and
he u the yreStsrOf the listz-against the
easier tendeRcys engendered by a drop
in hog prices. July pork, closed 1215c
higher; lard unchanged and ribs a
shade down 3s
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Canal Bin pragrine

The canal bill is still dragging in
the Diet. One of the conservative lead
ers, Baron Won Sedfitz.. is opposed TO
the- Dill, The C9nseTyat ike Herald IS
opposed to IL. The centrists this week
proposed to the governmental ,conpro-s
mise mise measure which the emperor re-
Jected. The. Midland canal Is t.atiralS,
omitted The governments declared IL
was as impossible to accept 1t. The com
mittee now freely confessfss ira .e5..ss,,,,
not to dispose, of the BIZ before rs.
members know precisely. how the new
taLIL phl promoted agrarian interests.
tEhe Hamburger Nachrichten saws
the original government proposal fix-
ing the maximum and minimum duties
mas been abandoned. WhereWith yf
true the agrarian hopes are DESTROYED.
IN the diet a new agraria1 Taea sure
vas introduced directing the Prussian
government to form an Internal colon
izatlon board in every province, COM
posed of two-thirds agrarians and one
third officials. for the purchase of large
bankrupt estates, and TO sell them
again in small lots. zti the beginning
each board gets II, 100000 marks as CAP
itai, but this amount can be increased
DR., MIGUEL minister OF finance. said
such a plan was not acceptable to the
government.
News has been received and com
firn1ed from Warsaw that Count Toll
stoi is to be banished from Russia and
=.
The. correspondent of the Associated
Press. has interviewed a high official,
who said nothing was known here Of
ficially in regard TO the alleged COM
bination Of the Unitea States. France
and Russia TO compel Germany to re-
duce, her China claims.
The Whole story is absurd he said.
Ii the claims. must be scaled. Russia
should be the first to begin, since she
MAKES the largest claim. e Cernlan y can.
verify the correctness of hers mark
hy maria
Disclosing the sources of chmass
borrowing sss the official refeffed to
said The United States authorities
have been informed that many rich
private Chinese are ready to lend
money to the government. 1t IS also
expected that American AID French
Would do so, and perhaps
and German mones. -Phere can
be no question OF one nation taking
through lending money ito
China
Z Mr.. Andrew d. White the United
States ambassador. and Mrs. White
to Berlin. from Italy last
NIGHT f..sti-sss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
Faeific Coase 5rain Markets.

SAN Francisco, April 27.-Wheat,
easier; May. sT.ci; December, 81 09ss :;
cash, S1.o3Z. 49,
Barley weaker: December size.
Corn. large yellow. 81. 171s@1, 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

Tacoma, Wash. April wheat
Market. seady and guiet;s unchanged;
hluestetn, 605Sc. club. F5Sft f
Farmland Ore, sApriI4 2 q. 4-w Wheat
Walla Malia. Coo