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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-11

$T ancred sCommandery, knights Templar,,
No.. Meets third Thursday In each
Month at 4 Masonic hall, v Dakota Block.
5R. III Hoskins, 3. G. a.. 7. Patterson,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-11

ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WoRKMEN
first n third Tuesday evenings of each
month ut their! hall In the Baker Block ut
8 .o'clock. M J.a4McKenzie, M. W.: c. e,
Murrell. Recorder. 80 &Es =. %&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-11
'oEo i.

CaRltaIN City Lodge NO. Meet every
Friday at Workman hall at 8 O'Clock p. m.
G. j. Hansen, N. G.;%Harry Lee, secretary.
THE FLORENCE CRITTENTON CIR
Florence Crittenton Mission-President,
Mrs. Addie Wogan;44Secretary Mrs. Linda
Slaughter. %Gs Rescue Band-Mrs. s.. E.
johnson, Mrs: Mary A. Ellis, Mrs. F. NJ.
:W Witt Mlnt Mrs. Mrs. 8. Elm p. Mur meIi Ms Msss Nina
n. Wheeler. This circle is organized for
the; Christian redemption Of erring girls
and women, who may receive friendly as
%sistance by applying to the Rescue Band.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-11
BULLETIN FOR NORTH DAKOTA
~ For WEEK ENDING JUNE 10, 1901

Director North Dakota Weather and Crop Service, Bismarck
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04
Boerove podlehaji

po dlouhem, hrdinnem odporu
proti anglicke hrozne pfesile. Jest
to ovsem pfirozeny zakon, ze i
sebe houzevnatejsi organismus,
dostatecne a Gas neposilovan a
naopak stale seslabovan, musi ko-
netne podlehnouti nepfetrzitym
dtok1m moci silnejsi. To platf
hlavne 0 lidskem tele, ma nez Gto-
ci prave> tento Gas mocneisi nez
jindy zhoubne vlivy povetrnosti,
ktere vyzadujf mimofadne nahra-
dy sill osvezenf oslablych 1stro.
j6, coz Ievi Sc znatnou zmalatne-
losti cloveka, telesnou i dusevni.
V teto nanejvyse povazlive dobe
pro kazdeho jest opravdovou nut
nostf uzfvati znamenite Trinerovo
lecive hofke vino, po leta skvele
osvedteny lex proti vsem memo
Gem zazivacich organn, spolehli
w eistitel krve a mocny sflitel
osvezovatel tela ducha, ktery
povzbudf chut k jidlu, spofada
zaludek, ably dobfe travil potra-
va sla lepe k ddhu, da pevny, OBJ
cerstvujici spanek rychle pomh-
ze k dobre nalade, doda chut k
praci. Plny 1einek ten ma vsak
jen prave a leeive hofke vino,
'ktere vyrabf Jos. Triner, 799 So
Ashland Ave, Chicago a nikdo
jiny. Y lekarnach zadejte roz-
hodre jen toto a jine neberte!
Kazdy 81 zajiste pochvali, kdo
svefi Sc tomuto chutnemu leku,
jenz by mel byti povzdy nyni
prave neivfce, stalyn letnim pro
stfedkem osob vseho veku ODE
hoIpohlavi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04

Ufednici Interstate Stock
Yards Co. Indianapolis oznamili
We etvrtek, ze Sc vyjednavz po-
stayeni velkych nakladAren VI NE
ste tom. Ma to byti odvetvf Ar
mourovych nakladaren Omaze,
St. Louis, St. Joseph jinych
zapadnich statech.
Y Toledo, O., uzavfena byia
ufadovna United Savings Assn,
jeff hlavni dfadovna byla v De-
troit, Mich. Spoleenost ia vyda-
vala certifkaty, ma nez splacelo Sc
tydne sI.25 "a 36 splatek (s45)
lnohl 81 mattel certifikatd vybrati
pry diamant, zlate hodinky aneb
jiny sperk Gene s1oo. len asi
2,5oo osob sedlo Toledo Swim
dlerdm ma lep.
Y Lawrence Kan, zemfel
nahle patek rano nemecky OBJ
chodnik ]. j. Kunkel, jenz +. 1889
souzen byl pro otravenf druhe sve
manzelky, avsak byl propulsion 2
obzaloby pro nedostatek ddkaz1.
Byl tez v podezfenf, ze byl pffti-
nou smrti prve sve manzelky, dee
ry druhe sve manzelky vlastnfho
syna.
V patek prodavana byla pra-
sata dobytcfch ohradach St.
Paul po S6,25 "a sto liber a "a
stejnou cenu prodavana byla v tyz
den ma trhu v Sioux City, la. lest
to nejvyssf cena v poslednfch
sedmi letech.
Petr McNally, vseobecne zna-
my plavec, vyplul v nedeli We 2:I6
hod. odpoledne cd Charleston
mostu Bostonu, zamysleje do
plouti We 80 dnech do New Yorku.
Dva pfstele provazeji jej ma cests
te clunu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04

We stfedu noci vysinul Sc na
stanici Fairville. asi 10 mil sever
ne cd Newarku, N. Y, WAX
Northern Central drzhy, phi eem1
stroivedoucf w. Mosher re Sodus
Point, zeleznicnf jednatel Howard
Tubbs a 9 cestujfcfch byIi usmrce-
ci bud okamzite aneb v krztkosti
zemfeli q pies dvacet osob bylo
xraneno, nektere smrtelne. Wax
ten sest2val parostroje, voxu pro
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04
KR0NIKA UDAL0STf.
Pfedstayeni kIistera usmreena.

L Durango, Colo, dosla zpra-
va, ze We ctvrtek 1913 hod. cd.
poledne pfekotil Sc Pullmandv
vdz We vlaku Rio Grande drzhy a
ze abatyse, matka Babtiste Den
yer, byla usmrcena, kdezto sestra
Mary Nora Harley Mccoy row.
nez Denver, a kondukter Whan
byli poraneni. Nestestf udalo Sc
ma vedlejsfch kolejfch v Lobato,
asi 100 yardd cd vysokeho mostu,
pet mil vychodne cd Chama. PH-
Gina nestestf neni znama. Pfeko-
cena kara vlecena byla do vzdzle-
nosti asi IS stop. Matka Babti-
ste sedela ma leve strane vozu, jenz
Sc pfevratil ma stranu pravou. Byla
mrstena pies cely v1z a polovici
teIa vypadla otevfenym oknem ma
trate. Nebohe byla hlava roztfi-
ma Ustatnf zransni jsou nebez-
pecne.
nfoxse ne3testf % parufks.
We stfedu odpoledne vybuchl
ma parnfku City Of Trenton" ,plu-
ifcfm z FiIadeIfie do Trentonu,
uProstfed Feky Delaware parnf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04
zpravy spolkove.
Tabor Nebraska, (. 4771 M.w.A.

odbyva dnes We stfedu svou pravi-
delnou schulz v sfni p. Hrocha;
Jest zadoucno by kazdy soused do
sch6ze te Sc dostavil.
John Brazda; klerk.
Sbor vlastisIava, els. 20 J.C.D..
Pfisti nedeli odbyva sbor Via
e. ae, ]. {. D. svoji
etvrtletnf schdzi. Jest zzdoucno,
by Sc vsechny sestry dostavily.
Marie Rosicky, tai.
Pedp. sbor SokeIek Tyr, Ell.
vsechny Sokolky Sc timto vysy-
vajf. ably Sc dostavily do mimoFzd-
ne sch0ze. jez odbyvati Sc bude
nedeli, dne 8. zzff I. r.. v sfnf p.J
w. Hrocha ma jiz. I3. al. Glen
kyne, kterz Sc do sch6ze nedosta-
vi, podlehz pokut9.
Antonio Stejskal, tajemnice.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04
DRoBNE zPRAvY.

We Fort Smith, Ark, usel
lynci 55lety cernoch Louis Smith,
jenz znas:lnil malou belosskou
dfvku Lucy Watsonovou, jedine
tim, ze Sc nechtel davu nikdo v
Cello postaviti. Mezitim CO dav
po vddci Sc shanel, podafilo Sc
policejnfmu natelnfku odvesti vgz-
ne do pevneho vezeni spolkoveho.
v Chicagu unesena byla pied
minule dtery 7leta Margaret Lyle
rova, povazovana "a dedicku
sIoo, 900. Unosce jeJi pronasle-
dovan byl policif patrolnim voze
do Ravenswoodu, kdez stopa po
mem zmizela. Divka po smrti
matky sve, cd muze rozvedene,
byla opatrovanf pi NJ E. Gree
move, v {. 2345 Magnolia ave.
Vsichni zfizenci Pittsburg,
ohnstown, Ebensburg & Eastern
drahy vysli ma stavku, jezto Jim
pry spolecnost nevyplatila sluzne.
Doprava ma draze te byla zasta-
vena.
Z New Yorku Sc sdeluje, ze
Charles w. Morse, feditel Garfield
National banky banky New Am
sterdam, nabfdl fediteldm Tele
phone, Telegraph and Cable Co.
Of America So, 900, 900 hotovych
penez "a jich zavod.
Do Kansas City pfibyl We
ctvrtek H. Cook, pfedseda pc
pulistickeho statniho vyboru mis-
sourskeho, ably ucinil pfipravy pro
Sized delegatn spolcene tfetf stra-
ny, jenz tam odbyvan bude We
dnech 49,, I8. 1o. zaff. Otekava
pry ohromne mnozstvi delegate re
vsech koncin Spoj. Statn.
We ctvrtek o pnlnoci znicena
byla obchodnf Cast mesteeka
Scranton, okresu Green, Ia,
ohnem. Povolani byli hasici
Jefferson temto podafilo Sc po
hodinnem 1silf dalsimu Sc sifeni
pozaru pfitrz uciniti. Skoda spn
sobena odhaduje Sc ma 500, 900;
pojistenf bylo male.
Vybor unie obeansk@ New
Yorku odbyval We etvrtek veter
poradu a vybral nasledovnf til
kandidaty pro dfad mayora. jichz
jmena pfednesena budou We vseo-
becne porade spojenych stran
anti tammaaistskych: George Fo.
ster Peabody, neodvisly demokrat,
Bird >. Coler, demokrat Seth
Low, republican.
v Brooklyne vznikl v patek
noci pozar najemnfm dome
etyfi osoby byly usmrceny a sedm
nebezpeene zraneno. Polar "a
vinsn byl vybuchem petrolejovych
kaminek.
We Wetumpka, Ala. uznala
porota Johna Strengtha Martina
Fullera. obzalovane po1ilenf Sc
na lynchovauf cernocha Roberta
White-a vinnymi vrAzdy druheho
stupns tito >odsouzeni byli ma
deset let do kaznice. Pied neko-
Iika dny odsouzen byl George
Howard pro tyz zloein k dozivot-
nfm vezenE
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04
Z P0LITICKEH0 svETA.
Z Washingtonu.

! President jnenoval pfedmi-
mule isery William L. Hunta z
New Yorku konsulem Tamakave
ma Madagaskaru; Johna Jenkinse
2 Nebrasky generalnim konsulem
v San Salvador, Salvador; Fred
Douglas Fishera 2 Oregonu tlu
moenikem konsulatu Spojenych
Stath v Nagasaki Japonsku;
Allen N. Camerona Kansasu
marsalem spolkoveho konsulatnf-
no soudu Pankau Cine. =
Jenkins byl povysen, nebot az do
sud byl pouze konsulem Saliva
doru. Ty. znam jest velmi dobfe
Y Omaze, kdez po mnoha leta by
dlel sveho casu zastaval Gfad
okresnfho komisafe.
! Z vojenskeho rozpottu pfi-
padaji ma jednotlive staty lzemi
nasledovnf obnosy: Ma Alabamu
s23, 400; Arkansas s26,o ,oo3; Ka-
lifornii sI9,II7; Colorado SS4e6;
Connecticut sIa,745; Delaware
s6,372; Floridu so,4e6; Georgii
S27,6I4; Idaho s6,372; Illinois
S5o,oS IndIauu s3I,S62; Iowu
s27.6I4; Kansas s24,24I; Ken
lucky s27,6r4; Louisiana SIC,
9e3; Maine sI2,745; Maryland
$4,000; Massachusetts, s3I,8e2;
Michigan sag, 26a; Minnesotu
SI9,IIT Mississippi s11,1o1;
Missouri S36,IIr; Montana s6,-
372; Nebraska sI6,oo3; ,levadu
so,372; New Hampshire Sc, 496;
New Jersey s2I,a4I; New York
$76,47o; North Carolinu $a3,366,
North Dakotu Sc, 37a; Ohio s4S.-
$50; Oregon s8,4o6; Penusylva-
Mi s6,7o3; Rhode Island s8,4o6;
South Carolinu S1e,117; South
Dakotu SS,496; Tennessee S2s,-
49o; Texas S3I,S So2; Utah Sc, 372;
Vermont SS,4o6: Virginii sa5,
400; Washington $S,4o6; West
Vifginii s2I,47o; Wisconsin s1o,-
ae5; Wyoming s6,372; Arizonu
S5683; District Of Columbia sI7,-
aIS, New Mexico $3.50; Okla.
homu S7,o72; Porto Rico 81 900,
Hawaii $1,000.
I DIE zpravy. vydane We e.yr-
tex censovnf nfadovnou, We statu
New Yorku naleza Sc neco malo
vice obyvateld pohlavf zenskeho,
a sice 5o.3 procenta, kdezto oby-
yatelstvo muzskeho pohlayf cinf
pouze 49.7 procenta. Z celeho
pottu obyyatelstva 7,a6S,S94 jest
3,6I4,7So muzskYch a 3,e54,1I4
zenskych. Z veskereho obyvatel-
stva We statu jest 1900, 425, Gill
26.I procenta cizine ro.eneho a
II2,oI3, Gill IS barevneho. Z
barevneho obyvatelstva Jest 90,
a3z eernocho, 7,I7o cihand, 3s4
Japoncd a 5,a57 indiana. New
York City ma $.o67, 600 domoro-
deho muzskeho /, I,ooo,462 do
morodeho zenskeho obyvatelstya
New Mexico ma pfevaznou vetsi-
nu muzskeho obyva.elstva sice
53.4 procenta. Z veskereho oby
vatelstva I95,3Io jest Io4, 2a8
pohlavi muzskeho a oI,o8a pohla-
VI zenskeho. v 1zemf tom jest
I3,625 osob v cizine rozenych, CO
cinf plnych 7 procent. Barevneho
obyvatelstva jest tam $I5.Io3
sice I,6ro cernoch1, 34I Cfhan1,
8 Japoncd 1914 midland.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04

kee ma $4,000, v St. Paul ma
10. 900. = v Indianapolis saSas.-
milo Sc pr6vodu ma 4 900 osob,
nichz 1000 bylo zen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-09-04
0ssdsj yJIet.

Hrozne nestestf potkalo v nedsli
veeer rodinu Wilbur Alexandra,
kontrsktora Albany, ". Y. TJz
vyjel 81 $ manzelkou svou, synem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
ANOTHER BOER REPULSE.
DE LA REY AND KEMP ATTACK KEKE-
WICH-BOTH SIDES SUFFER HEAVILY.

London, Oct Lord Kitchener to-day re-
ports that two officers and thirty-one men have
been killed in an attack made Colonel Keke-
wich's camp. at Moedwill. The Beers who
were under Commandments De la Rey and Kemp
had fourteen officers and IA men wounded
after two hours of night fighting. when the
Beers driven off Colonel Kekewich was
among the wounded.
The Boer reverse at Moedwill occurred Sep
tember %. The Beers are reported to have been
one thousand strong. Lord Kitchener in his
dispatch says the British repealed the attack
with great vigor- After the close of the fighting
Colonel Kskewich slightly wounded in two
places. He says that all ranks behaved extreme
ly we'll The wounded were taken to Rusten-
burg half way between Pretoria and Mafekng
Lord Kitchener confirms the heavy losses of
and three hundred Misunderstanding their
tack on Forts italia and Prospect. He the
guns recently captured at Vlakfontein have been
recovered from the Beers.
1t Is believed that the government at last
ognizes the necessity of meeting the renewed
Boer activity. Preparations are being made to
replace Lord Kitchener's exhausted by
fresh drafts. An order has been issued render
ing II impossible to obtain discharge by pur
chase from any of the army reserves, sections
Of which are being prepared for mobilization.
Lord Kitchener has sent home fresh batch
of Imperial Yeomanry. suffering from organic
diseases uniting them for life on the veldt to-
gether with strong protest against the waste
There is further evidence of the seriousness of
the situation in Cape Colony The Cape Premier
Sir John Gordon Sprgg, has gone to Johannes
burg 70 meet Lord Kitchener and Lord Miner
in conference. probably on the subject of de-
claring martial law in Cape ports.
Moedwill, the scene of the bold attack by Com
mandant de la Rey on Colonel Kekewichs camp,
is seventy-five miles west of Pretoria and fifteen
miles west of Rustenburg. AS the wounded were
being brought back TO Rustenburg, it looks
though Moedwill which is close to the Magatos
Pass. in the Magalesberg Range, had been
abandoned
a telegram from Bloemfontein indicates that
the guns Lord Kitchener reports having recov-
cred were dug up, the Beers having buried them
a mixed column under General Kitchener
Lord Kitchener's brother, has been sent to re-
lieVe presumably Natal from Commandment
General Botha's forces. 1t has reached Vryheid.
The casualty list shows that in the fighting at
Caledon River last Friday Colonel Plumer lost
two officers killed and ten men killed and
wounded.
Among the Beers killed at Moedwill was Com
mandant Tobias Boshof. well known leader.
Kemps Scouts picked up the body. Most of the
others killed were foreigners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
CLERGYHEN AT THE PLAY.

some hundreds Of clergymen attended the per-
lormance Of THE Bonnie Brier Bush,' by ]. II.
o'oocart and his company. at the Theatre Repub-
Nc yesterday afternoon. They gave evidences OF
Aieat enjoyment of the play, and many expressions
"a approval heard. After the second act Mr..
''oocari, ia response to long continued applause,
eaie forward and spoke follows
.-daes and Gentlemen: / thank you most sim
ny Tor your Kindness only regretting that DR.
b"otsoh Is not here to join in my thanks. !
W. Wa the pleasure OF personally meeting Or.
atsoh some time ago. when he was In America
c. were playing this piece in Providence, and ne
and 10 70 my dressing room after the performance
NJ, ~ may say so, he told me that he liked the
TO- very much, and ne believed that IL would do
tbsu, thank you for your kind indulgence
ssr hs You In behalf of my associates and mana
al aha last. but not least OF ALL in the name OIL
distinguished author. Ian Maciaren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
PHILADELPHIA IAN CALLED.
DIR. MACMULLEN ASKED TO BECOME
PASTOR OF THE MADISON AVE
NUE. METHODIST CHURCH.

Trustees of the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church have unanimously invited the
Rev DIR. Wallace MacMulien, pastor of the
Park AvenIe Methodist Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia, to become their pastor, beginning
with the next annual conference year. DR.. Mac
Mullen has accepted this call. subject to the ap
prevail of the bishops presiding over the next
sessions of the Philadelphia and New-York con-
fe1ences, which will meet about March or April
In point of financial strength the Madison-ave-
church stands at the head of all Methodist
churches in the city few of its members
have contributed within tho last three or four
years several hundred thousand dollars for the
1erection of new buildings for Drew Theological
Seminary at Madison. y. J.. besides giving
largely for general maintenance of the semi
nary. Syracuse University is indebted TO a
great extent to some OF the wealthy Ten attend
ing this church, for its present financially
healthful condition over five hundred thousand
dollars additional is likely to he given by one or
two men Of this church in the near future to
Syracuse University.
The present pastor. the Rev. Or. Andrew
I.ongacre. expected to sever his relations with
this church last spring. having already served
it for five years He was persuaded, however, To
remain another year. to give the trustees more
time for selecting a successor who would De
eminently qualified to fill so important metro
politan pulpit The selection of Dr. MacMulleh
viii be universally approved by the members or
the New York Conference and Methodlst peop'e
in general -. $500 Ia
DR. MacMunen is about thirty-eight years oia
He is an alumnus of Drew Theological Semi
nary His degree of doctor of divinity was con-
ferrad nv WESLEYAN University. He is nephew
Of the Rev DR. Wallace MacMullen. one or the
most eloquent Protestant clergymen or lreIdnu
in the middle half of the nineteenth century I1e
Is the son of the Rev. David MacMuHen, or the
New-York East Conference. He is married ana
has four children. He was pastor IN hos ,'on
transferred to the Philadelphia conference. anu
has been pastor If Grace and PARK avenue
churches in Philadelphia for seVerai years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
TO SHOW A MODEL CITY.
MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY PROPOSES TO
ERECT ONE AT THE ST. LOUIS
WORLDS FAIR.

On the call of Charles r. Lamb chairman of the
art committee of the Municipal Art Society of
New-York a meeting of the society was held
Yesterday afternoon at the National Arts Club, No
81 West Thirty-fourth-st.. to discuss ways and
means Of definitely formulating a scheme for a
model city to be erected In the confines Of the st.
Louis Worlds Fair. AS the exposition must have
certain buildings to carry on its work. such as
the service building postofce hospital police. hre
and sanitary departments. they could be con-
r,r,cted as the nucleus of the model city
John De Witt Warner, president or the MUNICH
mai Art Society. presided Among those present
were F. Wellington Ruckstuhl, director of scuipt-
ure at the St Louis Exposition; ex-Congressman
Coombs Frederick S. Lamb. Charles { Haight
George E. Bissell, Charles X. Lamb Robert van
Iderstine Milo Roy Maltbie, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Hege-
man Hail. Albert Kelsey of Philadelphia; william
l. Harris and F. Benedict Herzog-
The object Of the society is to show the people OF
tho United States and of the world how city
should be built. II is proposed to show, for ex-
ample by means Of a miniature city how roads and
streets should be laid out how sewers shouid De
brilt and how the corners or streets shouid De
Geometry treated regards lighting and number
Ing a Subject in which. one member expressed
IT, sins to qesrss sfate for nsentv
~ Is also proposed to show now q CITY can De
made beautiful and how to utilize toward that
end the public buildings OF every CITY, large ana
small - r,.a,.,. ,uo.,so,.
Of the st. Louis Exposition, outlining TINS scheme
nnmn,itfee was appointed by President Warner to
draft definite scheme TO present TO the authorl-
| ties at ST. Louis: Charles c Haight chairman:
| Charles r. Lamb. Charles Il. Crandaii, Chares NJ
| Robinson Mrs +. Hegeman Hall and Albert kei-
sew This committee will report at a future meet
ing OF the society to be called By the president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
KJLBURN's REPORT Oy RAyEs

Albany, Oct. 2.-F. d. Kilburn. State Superin-
tendent OF Banks, to-day issued statement show
ing the condition of the banks of deposit and dis
count in this State from reports made at the close
of business on September r. Reports sub
mitted by 1875 banks, a compared with 1893 banks
reporting in June. when the last statement of this
character was published In the three months the
total resources have decreased from Sass 4SS 357 TO
s4s477.Sl1 decrease from slS,3O41S $751; jS7
is shown in the surplus fund.- and in the amount
due depositors there is decrease from $3.50 so
1921 ITO, 9S1.
The statement shows the following aggregates of
several classificatons of the and la
bilities
Liabities-Capital SIS, 30 70O surplus SIS. 2s oI
undivided profits. $40 95s. 23; due depositors $751;
10 9s1; companies and banks. <3s035. loi
due savings banks 3d. 749 due State Treasurer.
81 1853 476; liabilities s54s4i3 total. s4oS 81
ResourceS-Loans and discounts, SD, $50; ma
bility directors, $3.50 1880 overdrafts, $12 0s3 due
from trust companies and banks <32 937, $50: real
estate 81 23e 9l4 mortgages owned 81 1876 Gs stocks
and bonds, SOS 7ss, 5ls; specie SIS, 7W2S: unided
States legal tenders, SIS 09O5l4: cash items. $4S
242; other assets N,5l2.SsS: total s+o3,417Sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
MORE GR4U SINGERS ARRIVE.
NINE. SCHUMANN-HEINK TELLS OF HER
PLANS

PLANS.
Singers of the Grau Opera Company arrived here
the steamer Kaiserin Maria Theresa last even
ing. They Mines Schumann-Heink and
Reuss- Belize, Miss FRITZ Scheff. and Robert BlaSs,
Adolph Muhlmann and Marcel Gourmet
Nine. Schumann- Heink accompanied by her
daughter, Caroline Schumann-He She said she
glad be back in what she termed her sec
ond fatherand." She will begin Friday a tour
of the chief cities of Northern New-England. She
will take flying trip to Albany on October TO
sing in 'I4ohengrin'' with the Cirau company. On
October II she will give song recital in Brooklyn
While abroad she sang at the Beyreuth Wagnerian
festival and Dresden and Hamburg. The larger
part of her time spent with her children and
husband at her home. near Dresden.
Nine. ReusS- Belize accompanied by her nus
band Eduard Reuss. She speaks little English
Her husband who born in New-Tork inter
prets for her. Her husband said this was her nrst
visit the United States. Nine ReuSS-BelCe mas
sung at Beyreuth and at Covent Garden and sang
in the first presentation of "ParsifaL She expects
to sing the parts of RrInuhilde, Isolde, Elsa and
Elisabeth here
Another pa ssenger was Clarence Eddy. the Amer
lean organist who is now living i'm Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
OBITU
GEORGE 5. PORTER.

Glen Ridge. n J.. Oct (speciap.-@eorse .
Porter. senior member of the nrhi o. -
- t,antv wears a prominent citizen OF TINS
60 d,ad at his home. No. 80 Hillside-aVe-. ias'
night after an illness of several months, Oh neI'
,ronhIe Mr.. Porter native OF O'lca' y. l..
where ne was born sxty-two years aso' ", VI, 80
"ne'o " tho organizers of the Glen Ridge Dor
was one vernment and served as member OF OF rue RE
ough eoo,nrii I'M to one year ago Wnen ne re
borough couioat ~ nj health. He was also one or
tired on zers of the Bloomfield Fire par me
and an hoilo " lie was member Of the Glen Rldge
der ComPa' attendant the Glen Ridge Cohsresa
h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
LAWN TENNIS.
PRINCETON MEN WIN FOUR MATCHES IN
INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT

Philadelphia. Oct play in the intercollegiate
lawn tennis championship tournament was re-
sumed to-day the courts of the Merton 'rlChet
Club at Haverford. Princetou's colorS were car
rIed to the front in four matches. fale harN"ru
and Columbia each winning one summary
& ngles-F H. Alexander, Princeton beat j. A hocne'
Harvard ; IS; r L. Mahan. COLUMBIA pea, r N
Condict. Yale Ct IS; NJ ogden frllSe,on nsae -
1t,r-,Ders Vale ct. + =. Schafer. Princeton
beat = /. Russell. Yale. IS t-'H ~
S,amrioushp doubes-H \ PIUmmer and = L. Rus
sell Yale beat W Leonard and + W AHand mar
ard IS ct: F RIagden and J. A Roche, Harvard
mai II A Caipin and r. X. Condict, Yale, e 10
Ga = n .tex
.nder Princeton beat e L. Mahan. Columbia, 81 6-s