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List OF Creditors.

Beaumont, Texas, May 2s.- William Roll.
& Bro of Cleveland Liberty county Texas,
has filed a petition of bankruptcy in the
Federal court with the following liabilities;
Robert 'Tilbrook and Harry Anders. IInus.
ton, 500: Henke & Pilot Houston, 500;
Houston Notion company, $3.50; Houston
Boot and Shoe company. $3.50; Central Dry
Fort Worth, $50: NJ Born & Co. Chicago
500: overton Bros, Cleveland, $3.50; w. IL.
Wright. Cleveland, $40: G. F. Hackney
SO; II. D. TAYLOR & Co., Houston, SlS
Paris Medi clne company. st, Louis S40
Kahn & Fernberg. Cincinnati. S3096Q;
Kirkland & Morrow, Houston, $3.50; I. W
Hoffman & Co. Houston, Sl65. Total
81. 345 10. Assets. none.
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BOXERS AGAIN ACTIVE.
Operating in Districts Where There
Are No Foreign Troops.
FRENCH CAPTURE A WALLED TOWN
Chinese Court Willing to Pay the In
demnity but Objects to the Four
Per Cent interest.

London, May 2s,--"The Boxers are again
active In all districts whore there ar. no
foreign troops says dispatch TO the
standard from Tien Tsln. dated May "a.
Yesterday missionary, who was going
to lulu on the grand canal. was forced 70
return TO Tien Tsin owing to fierce tight
raging between Boxers and Catholic con
serts. There was heavy nring ON both
sides.
-Four thousand insurgents from the pro
vince Of kwai Chau have invaded the pro
vince of $40 Chuen." says the Shanghai
correspondent of the Standard, wiring yes
terday, causing widespread panic. II Is
said that 800 Yunnanese are about to join
them"
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sTATE.

Frank Jordan OF Palestine was killed
by train near his home.
There is alleged to be combination
Of smeiters against Texas orc.
The states answer TO the petition Of
schcndell has been died by the attor-
neg general In the supreme court.
The weather bureau bulletin says
crops did well during the nrst part OF
the past week
The commencement exercises OF sam
Houston normal were concluded.
Four agents of the Waters-plcrcc oil
company are on trial At Waco.
General Ludlow may succeed McKib.
bin In command OF the department OF
Texas.
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CONFEDERATE REUNION.

Opening day Of Confederate reunion
marred by bad weather Only routine
work completed
Threatening weather caused postpone.
ment Of flower parade and fireworks
display
United Sons OF Veterans met and
organized, Took part in reunion exer
clses Of Veterans
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Events at Gravesend.

Il york May 2s.-Three favorites were
!, rr,rosond today
~ "ia'ese"u 'V''' ~.
but slf fdrlonss-lsia. Lazy OF tne
,ards nolordo E,,ca+
~" se' '",' , - .r,'.'a 20 r5
Pc Garter 1pa'a M iHit Iniis ~
inTioh ,, 'uG oi",,r. @ ri,,c M
4 ana seventy EaGns5 me l n.. ne y.
es-Ihe faf9aef' sane ," ~ h"'
Time la 10; o.. t,o,.,.
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RIcHLANo NINE DISASTER.
Twenty We're Kiled-Thoroleh lnvesti-
cation VIII Be Made.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Nav 2s.--A special
from Dayton to the Times says: The
total list Of the deaths from the explosion
in the Rlchland mine Is twenty. Harry
Pope who was incorrectly reported dead.
was not injured. having left the mines a
few minutes before the explosion. Ed
Craig was just going out Of the mine when
the explosion occurred and was blown
several hundred feet into a creek. His
injuries will not prove fatal. Andy Med.
ley and VIII Rose we're taken from the
mines at late hour last night in fright
ful condition. Although NJ lease Ave Of
tho wounded were considered fatally IN
jured mono have died and II il possible
all may recover II the Injuries ARE not
Internal. Those who were killed Will be
buried here tomorrow.
State Superintendent Of Mines X. A.
Shlfflet arrived this morning and began
n thorough Investigation. which Will &c
cupy seys.pi DAYS. E-crytbng points 10
the fact that the accident was caused by
dust explosion. as no gas has been found
In the mine.
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Texas Banking Matters.

z" VII
Washington, May 2s.--The comptroller Of
the currency has authorized me Citizens
National bnnk OF Dublin, Texas, TO com
mence business with capital OF $4,000;
f, NJ. Brown Is president aud y. $. Hiloun.
eHshler.
The comptroller has also extended the
corporate existence of the First National
Reserve agents approved for Texas:
Banks; National bank of Commerce OF ST.
Louis for Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional oil Gilmer; Merchants LaClede Ma
tionel Of st. Louis, for First National OF
Moody; National Bank of Commerce Of
Kansas City, for First National Of White
MriIhi
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CHINESE TOWN TAKEN.

Authorities Refused to Open 9stcs----Ar-
tlery Destroyed the Wall.
Paris, May 2s,A dispatch received herr
from General Voyron at Tlen Tsin aud
dated May 20, says thar 4 accommodating
party came upon a walled town fifteen
kilometers northeast of Ting Chau. The
town authorities refused TO open the gates,
wnvicupon the French artillery opened nre,
the wall was preached ana the town taken.
ono French intantrymnn was wounded.
WIN column OF French troops and ID
supporting the Chinese regulars.
tssxr, - s-ars sa1E III AK 1AAa.ca efNrlR92d
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RAILROADS.

The Travis county district court mas
decided to go into the merits of the
Weld n Neville complaint against the
commission.
The Katy win put twenty-five new
locomotives Into commission.
The houds Of the Frisco are 10 be ad.
justod and refunded.
Consolidation of Kansas City, Fort
Scott aud Memphis and the ST. Louis
and san Francisco roads will take place
July l.
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Havana Merchants Not Surprised.

Havana, MAY 2S.-lIHvnna merchants
were not surprised by the decision OF the
supreme court In the insulnr cases Por,o
Rice is not looked upon here as a danger
Gus rival, Uut there is considerable fear
that the court nny give n similar decision
with regard 10 the Philippines. The mer-
chants seem confident that the united
States will make reciprocity law with
Cuba.
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Pion This Is no kid, but candid fact
!, amt stuck on being at the head ~ nv
mus en. Ia rather be private citizen AZ
70 Hex me II won't make any difference \,
nv y done fo% good I've got scheme
~ my mind, which. II 1t pans out as we'll
lao, ! expect VIII Weld me a tldv sum and
iia money dealing In stocks. and II INV
LUCK LUCK continues. ! may have a fortune hss.
u ,pps inc year Is out I would rather retire
Eet licked J would rather see Rubin ~
the trick than any one else" uo
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Rankrupt Stock Sold.

Victoria, Texas, May 2s.--The J. W. Rob
ertson racket store bankrupt stock was sold
Yesterday after some spirited bidding to
the Halter Bros Dry Goods company for
$500 which was about G2 cents GU the
dollar Trustee j. X. HeXter received con
frmation of the sale from the referee yrs-
terday and turned the stock over yesterday
afternoon.
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SUPREME COURT ADJOURNED.

Remaining InsuIar Cases Go Over Until
the Next Term.
Washington. May 2s.After session Of
three minutes today the United states su'
preme court adjourned until the second
Monday In October The brief session was
devoted to the formal disposition Of mo.
lions The two remaining insular cases,
enc OF them that Of the fourteen diamond
rlnbs, dealing with importatlons from the
Philippines, and the other known rs the
second Dooley case, involving the question
cf expectations from the United States 20
Porto Rico, failed 10 receive attention 10
day and they go over until the next term.
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DOMESTIC,

Platt amendment passed Cuban con
stltutional convention ~ one vote.
United Prcshytcriaus forblds members
of secret societies admission "a the
church
Thorough investigation Of the Richlaud
mine disaster Will he made.
supreme court decides government
official may enrn two salaries.
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MAcHlNlsTs' STRIKE.
Employees OF the Southers Railway Are
Ready to Go Out.

Washington. May rs. Nineiy-seven per-
cent Of the machlnlsts In the employ OF
the Southern railway have voted 70 strike
for the nlne-hour day and are now only
awaiting the order OF President James
o'Connell OF the international Association
OF Mschnists before going out, IRIS was
the announcement made today hy the
spokesman OF delegation ~ mae3ipists
representing the shops Of the system whicn
called on Vice President and General Man
ager Cannon yesterday.
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CHINA.

Walled town taken by a French re-
eonnotering party.
China willing to pay the indemnity
but objects to the 4 per cent interest.
Boxers active In districts where there
nre no foreign troops.
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noes Not Affeot phiIinnines.

Washington, May 2s.--The treasury oric.
ials discussed with much interest the de.
clsions Of the supreme court yesterday In
the insuar cases and the conclusion has
been reached that nothing IN these dccis-
ions Is conclusive upon the government 10
change it's administration Of the customs
laws as to the Philippines.
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LONDON DAILY NEWS COMMENT.
"a Lsmentable, HeadIong Fall IN the
Morals OF the United States"

WOTdIs OF VIC UTFTVcu ~ka0CS'
London, May 20.-The Daily News. which
comments upon the decisions Of the United
States supreme court In the insuiar cug y
as perhaps the most momentuous which
this tribunal was ever called upon 10
make" and regards them as "a curious To-
sue of 100 years OF triumphant democracy"
and adds: at is not progress bur retro
erosion: not the advancement Of humanity,
the milithrlsm Of o democracy We ven
tpre to think that the trainers ~ the
United States constitution would have
laughed az the possibility OF snch a de
velopment as Incredible.
The decisions have exrricated President
Mckinley from an uncommoniy awkward
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ASSIGNMENT at Corsicana.

7 Corsicana. Texas, May 2sL Pclasky
made a general assignment for the hcnefit
of his creditors, naming +. " Drane as
signee II is thought all creditors will be
paid In full. The doors will be closed and
stock involced. The stock and books are
estimated al $4,000. Liabilities 5000
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
SUPREME COURT DECISION.

Senator Bacon Of Georgia says su.
prcme decision is without warrant OF
law and in defiance of the constitution.
Supreme court adjourns aud remain
lug insular cases so over TO next term.
Decision In Ne Lima case may result
In extra session of congress being
called.
London Daily News: "A lamentable.
headlcnr fell In the morals OF the
United States"
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Trading in spot cotton was light.
Houston and Galveston lower
All American contract markets de.
cllned
Small advance 10 both Liverpool mar
kets.
Grain and provision markets showed
good Improvement
Stock market dealings experienced an
animated change.
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OIL pEVeLo pMgNr.

II is announced that the Waters
Pierce OIL company Will enter the Beau.
mont hcld as distributing agency.
The pipe has been pulled from the
Acme well and Il is acknowledged
dustcr.
The people OF Beaumont now want 10
see new gusher come in In the near
future.
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position. but IL is a lamentahlc. hegdlong
fail In the morals and tnrn of the back on
all that has been the special glory of he
distinction of the United States In order
to Join In the bnrharlo scramble for the
waste places of the earth"
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essid.ro. a Tenole DAMAGED.

Temple. Texas May 2s-The house oc-
cupied by George Caldwell as residence,
near tho Katy depot, was partially destroy
81 by hre last night The nouse was the
properly of Or j. p. Stansell, who suffer
"a a $50 loss, Mr. Caldwell lost $500 on
furniture. insured for $3.50.
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Bankrunt Stock Sold.

Weimnr, Texas, Mag %. --The II. w. Chin
bankrupt stock was sold here today by the
trustee. Mr. Sol Bromberg. to NJ. j w.
Holloway, a merchant of this town, AT 30
cents on the dollar Of valuation
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Oakland s,,,,n,,,;

ks-Rlsnassc'o May 2s.-Five furlonrs.
Tine r.. SHEPPARD, Hoheplohe. Al.
~ 'sSTBotany, Mnrlto, Knocking.
esirs 'TFin ,dHa Thatcher, First Shot,
Esae TIM iSo6Ssllmount, You You.
lao, Manu. selling -vantlne Pr,nc,,s
u and seva, iilldreth. Time, 1:lbib
RI Alicia ny yards, selling Jim Me.
Merops. Time. .4,iM
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ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Rseino At N.,.,,,...

49, May 2s-Newport results:
|, nas, selling-Robert Morrison.
\, , ssDoyns' sauccboat Time 1:1s,a.
Hnllp'onn GSTrEaster Boy. Rose Of Red.
Tine .I7 W 'lson. b. G. Fox, Or. Fan.
iin lsSnSF.s,SSFillbuster, Gucrdon.. old
!, Isdra halt nalf fnrlongs. selIlng-prue
y and Aent, Castlne. Time i.o5H.
mia I. AuaIter, selling Banduo IL.
Aioert Vale, Time 2:i6.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Discharges in Bankruptcy.

Austin. Texas, May 2s,--The following
discharges In bankruptcy wee ordered yes
terday In the Federal court Davis l.,
Ellis of Caldwell and V. \. Stewart OF
BHstrop.
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PHILADELPHiA.--T one hundred ana
thirteenth Presbyterian general assembly
was dissolved by Moderator Minton, after
hn,ip4 been In session for nearly two
weeks.
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Rheumatism is conceded 20 have It's orl-
GIN In o poisoned condition OF the blood
HERBINE. which acts upon the liver,
kidneYs and other blood purifying organs.
thereby divestipg me system OF the 81.
by A. Z. Kiesling druggist, 5o2 Main St
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COMMERCIAL.

Garry Hermann made his nrst appear.
ance this season and won,
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Fair Grounds Results.

Louis, May 2s-Four favorItes won
Fe Fair Grounds today.
f,e and a half furlongs-The -Four
ted Press over Precisely. Time 90.
y tallones, selling-La DESTROYS,
Faqs Mrs, Grammar. Time 1:2si,.
A,iiSSr'Vngs-Wakita, Okla, Wissendine.
N, ap L., 4 lsizteenth-wax Taper, Ethel
Ia "a. nagt'entot, Time 1:I7la,
I'm 'J ~, dtthree,SlXteenths, purse-Miss
H e"'oNanauga' Stuttgart. Time
fds;ongs, selling-Reducer. Ed L..
N. Time l:l4&. U 49,
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
:, %e,,ans-Wm. Boyer. Little Tommio
kbo.or, Lfe Bruno los. Hardly lO6.
1 l0I IVA trossmolina lO6. The
{b0r "a Sapas, Eleanor Holmes LOG, Vir.
LIaaay Curzon lO2, Free Girl
'a W. Loone SIS, Joe Doughty
IA ia luSSsionngs-sambo ll2, Father Went.
! Dalr Tx pa' III, IL l06. Old Hutch 115,
u lna w. hhlmanlschero 1l2, Helen
|is n sl q. threeslxteenths, bnrdle-Hanpv
IN 81, ;sa Colonial Dame la6. Mr. Rnse
2ufalIiISy 100 5So' Very Light 100, Towers
Eet 'I ioa 'a rs slixteenths, selling-Morris
ElIye. sho9pin l12, Tammanv Chief
m Ina VVih los, Zonne lOD. Beana 10Y
M sl&teenth-Wall, Bowen. Cal.
|a'f s,s ,ssI1teenths of mile. sailing
Led "a. ~, Cherry Head. Brniarc,
w. Skillman 100, Irish Jewel
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NEW YORK The Times viii say: A
Jewish university with an Income ~ S6D.-
200 a year Is 10 be established In this
city
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Chicago. May 2S.-Lefthanded pitchers
just suited the Baltmores today They
batted Skopec and Harvey with ease. An
emo a gift and lsbell's drive over the
right held fence gave the Chlcagos good
start, but McGinnity kept them guessing
thereafter.
Score r. H. h.
Chi~ngo .,..........8 800 00l 100 ~
Baltimore ..........5 22 1GO 22u-l4 II :.
Harvey, Skopec aud Sullivan. McTinnity
and Robinson.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston.chicago game postponed; rain

49,.
fniladelphla May 2s.-Clnclnnati was
smut out III an eleven inning game TODAY
ny the locals Catcher Petz dropped
ball that would have headed of run.
Attendance 14O0.
Score; - n a,
nincinnatl ...... 900 600 600 90 q
fniladelphia 49,. 900 000 600 Of a
Lain and PETIT: Donnhne, orth. McFar
iahd aud Jacklitsch
Brooklyn May IS Brooklyn won today
game by punching hits in the 18th and
succeeding three Innings
Score: - !, =.
nlttsburg -. ..... .O0t 0IO O02- u .
bIouhiHn ,..: ,....UOU ulo liz : IA 4
;, Philips, Wilt and thinner; Donovan,
kltson and Farrell
New York, May 2s. +Niatthewson pitched
fine ball against st. Louis today. but the
New Works could not bat. Powell pitched
a steady game also
score. u "a !,
Sc" lntk ........ 900 GOO 600 u q
81; Louis ..,,....,.IlQ 900 Uuu- X /
MattheWson and Snntn; Powell and Ryan.
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Memphis, Tenn May 2s.-Memphis beat
Selma today in we'll played game before
n large crowd. The visitors started off In
fine fashion, but in the seventh inning thr
locals made four runs, which won them
the game. Score. Il II +
Selma .........-....02 0 0N0 2O0-- 1
hcmphiS ............ 0Oo O0l 40
Sechrlst and Harlow; Robb ana Swacina.
Little Rock, Ark, May 2s.-Heavy bat.
ting on both sides made today's game an
interesting one 10 the 1000 spectators.
Little Rock had shade the better of the
stick work which accounts for its victory.
Score; II ii L
Little Rock ...,.... .0o4 002 So'- - .
Chattanooga ...,....l10 oOl o40-- Z II =
Sparger, Popp and Hutton; CLAYTON aud
Roth.
New Orleans, May 2s.-New Orleans put
In Johnstone 10 pitch and he was knocked
out early in the action, Nader local
pitcher, succeeded him and did very well.
Score: Il II l.
Birmingham o36 0o0 oo0-- Y
tombstone. Nader and Abbott; Wilhelm
and Culver.
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AMERICAN LEAGuE.
Detroit May 2s-Detrolt Washington
game postponed; wet grounds

NIIWHukee' Nav 2S-Garvln lost his game
after hard struggle in the ninta
Score; y II l.
Milwaukee ..... 600 30 OOO- 2 \ /,
philadelphia ...... .0O0 Dol 20l- -
GarNin and i.enhy; Frazer and Powers
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@iRe's 3a6nwe6- -Gropfen
Bclfcn in eincr Minute.
fills 0aar< unN Bart 9drbrmittrL
i6pars norr braun, so Gents.
i3)

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3Due gdn5li4 a63uf4affen, unter
Gbnli9en 8arantien, pie tie i'm 4rtis
fel 7 Der Song 8onger Opium Gonz
pention bon 1885 porgeie6en itnb.
Die oeri4iebenen jeBt pOrgei4lageneH
ober angenommenen MaBregeln CUR
@rbebung Der nOtbigen Repeniien Idgt
Der Correspondent, iinD meiIt ale
6offnungslos unbur6fiibr6dr.
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SaseroB 0dmorrbptDeH @eit=
mitttf An1teiis, Die GrtotduHa o,s 0r.
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uno bic fbsre 3shuna lu Diir0igeu milH, n,ibe
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9robtu frti 6caueo 5ua;ilaot Ourb D. NeHs
taeot,r 60, 9or 2f16. RepsNotf.
(Si, 81. .Sa.S&S)
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Snrd rinen Stnrs bum PfrrOe &C.
t1Dtet.

8btGubeGp6ia, 8. 0eaember.
= @btparb s. WtutbepA Prdftbent
Der uQlmerican 0iitrtct Selegrap9
@ompanD" unb felt pielen Sabren Ell
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@irb iidl ais 3aidlrnlniclrr prObuz
3ircn.

Nen gorf, 8. DECEMBER. =
~coyobann 8ed, pel9er Die 3eiie ii6er
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9iffe ma6te unb bOlig erI40pft nu3
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berqeltelt lit, bic Retlame benuBenb,
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bic 8uhne aeAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-09

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He owes s40O, 900, and His Wife Won't Help Him Out by Paying
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The Hamburg papers are full-but on what authority l know not-of the position taken up by Queen Will helmina in regard to the debts of her prince consort, says the correspond ent of the London Truth. She thinks she has done enough in granting him z 10000 a year. That was what the late inestimable prince consort was valued at by the house of commons in 1889. It ought to be enough in all reason for Mecklenberg, the fifth son of a poor house.
 So says the Hamburg News, which also states that the debts amount to { SO,0O0, that the creditors have clam ored round the queens palace, and that their threats were the cause of much disturbance there.
 Prince Henry's pay in the Prussian army was very small, and his private income probably no greater, if so great. He is a judge of horses and was one of the best-mounted officers of the Household guard. The eX- penses of the officers of that corps have become heavy since the present kaiser mounted the throne. His majesty likes show everywhere near him. His harshest look of surprise would chill any officer whose style of living was a confession of poverty. In Prussian regiment the unit must follow the general scale of expendi- ture, and yet moSe in the guards than elsewhere. Officers enter a regiment as they enter a club, by the general consent of those already in it. They must be clubable in the social side of regimental life and at concert pitch. But, even admitting the largest estimate of the debts, they can be cleared off in five or six years out of the annuity of Prince Henry.