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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19
Lace curtain IS

The above is a partial list of our
offerings. Check the items you
intend to buy soon and see the
big saving. We are getting our
Christmas goods on display, They
are a useful and pretty line Olsen
sible articles for presents.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

Tot and Dot IN Merry land.
Tbs Wonderful Wizard Of OZ.
American Fairy Tales.
The Songs OF Father Goose.
Mother Goose In Prose.
Father Goose. His Book.
The Annual Alphabet.
The Army Alphabet
The Navy Alphabet.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19
VIII Not Hide NY LightOnderI
q Ruahel.

Geutlemen:-I viii MOI hide my
light under y hushsl, for / want the
people 10 know what your Gooch's
Mexican Syrup has done foz me. For
four years 1 have been afalcted with
asthma, and could not get anything
to do me any good until / got your
9Ooch,s Mexican syrup. took three
bottles aud Il cured me entirel y.
give you this hoping u may be the
means Of saving some one from \ hor-
rible and premature death.
Yours under obligations,
Rev. Thos. b. warwick,
Rcott Town. Ohio.
ConsumptiVes try i. 10 cures as
simple cough ~ II by magic, and ID
the best remedy for whOopinR cough,
Price IS cents.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

tGirls, New and Old.
lGirls OF ST. wode.
fGood Luck.
flight o. the Morning.
{Down the Mississippi.
fFrom the Throttle TO the Presidents
; Chair.
3Land Of Wonders. The
eIdie OF Kit Carson.
2Lost in samoa.
bout Of Fashion.
(Palaee Beautiiul. The
(Polly, A New Fashioned Girl
Bred Rose and Tiger Lily.
(Ring Of Rubies A
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19
Books for Boys and Girls

Books for Boys and Girls
,Bashful Fifteen.
betty, A school Girl.
Of welton Chase, The
,Children's Pilgrimage. The
-Four on an Island.
iB Ten Thousand.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19
Christmas Gifts

That will be appreciated ind
kept as mcmentoes.
Wntc1ae@
Ladies' Cta0fna
Gsxata Chains
@oarf Ksfna
~IarooCnA0W
Rnxaea FRfnw@
@ot@ kean&a
GoieA @poctOcloa
These are only a few Of the ar
tieles that can be purchased at
reasonable prices at
w. &. M~YERLEY'S,
JeweIsr.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19
Illustrated Cloth oaarto.

Fighting for The Flag.
Boy Travellers Around the World.
Patriotic America.
A Story Of the World and It's PEG
pie.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

tired, and in this event the common would natu-
rally possess greater value than at present The
comDauy-s earnings heavy and at the current
rate Of increase results for the fiscal year Will
show large surplus for the common after 4 per
cent for the first and second preferred.
GENERAL. ELECTRIC.-It is reported that the
General Electric directors have informally decided
to authorize a stock dividend, probably at the an
nuaI meeting in May, giving one share for three
and TO increase the cash dividend 10 10 per cent
basis The annual report Is about completed. and
it is said will show gross business of s32Deot with
net profits Of more than s700.0t9 or about 81 per
cent the capital stock
MISSOURI PACIFIC.-It reported IN the
Exchange Yesterday that Missouri Pacific directors
would meet on Thursday 20 declare a dividend on
the stock Standard Oil brokers were active buyers
Of Missouri Pacific.
NETWORK BONDS OFFERED-Blake Bros
& Co offer investors $4,000 New-YorA City gold
IS. coupon registered. tax exempt, at lo+lt and
interest
THE RT-OE-TFTE-MAIN LOAN.-The
subscription books for the city Of Frankfort. Ger
many. 3i2 per cent loan. which opened Yesterday
morning at 70 O'Clock. closed Immediately there
after at the office Of Speyer & Co. the loan having
all been subscribed for.
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM-A new STOCK
Exchange firm has been organized 10 succeed
Clarence NJ Cohen. under the style OF Cohen, Site
bel & Co composed OF Clarence NJ. Cohen. MEM
ber OF the Sew-York Stock Exchange, Samuel J.
StiebeI son OF Isaac Stiebe vice president or the
Mechanics and Traders Bank, and John H.
Greene, jr. with Offices az Nos Il, G and %
Broadway where they will do general brokerage
business in stocks, bonds, grain and cotton.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
RIVERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in Yesterdays
market were Clark. Dodge & Co. loeol bought
Atchison common, r. w Newton d"@ sold r.
Clews & Co. 1000 bought Consolidated Gas
Clark Dodge < Co. q. .0sD. ". r. HoughtaIing *
Co. and Roberts, Blair 4 Co. bought Chicago Ter
ninaI preferred; n. VI. Hume * Co sold j. d.
Smith & Co q o0e) and W. r. HoUshtaling X Co.
bought Chicago Terminal common r. NJ Hume *
Co sold Moore * SchIey bought Continental! To-
bacco; F. L. Seligsberg C.0eot sold American To-
bacco Joseph Connor ". r HoughtaIing * Co
and Roberts. Blair < Co bought Manhattan Fl.
Ciews & Co. $500 bought Amalgamated Copper.
Moore & Schley and Halle & Stteglitz bought
Manhattan Vernilye { Co G.OoO> bought Chicago
Terminal preferred. \ Banks & Co, J. Fl. GrieseI
& Co. Go0W and Lee. Kretchmar & Co. sold
Northern Pacific common HaIsted & HOllisJer
ts0O and Halle * Steigitz 6 06ol bought Erie COM
mon +. D. Hunter bought Erie second preferred
". B. Lawrence & Son sold Hoop. c. A Missing
& Co bought 5000 Erie common. 900 Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy and 40co Steel Hoop COM
mon r. CIews * Co. bought Reading 1st pre-
ferred. Groesbeck Sterling G,O0ol. Tilghman. Row
land x Co. and Howard. Lapsley & Co. bought
Southern Pacific. II. Lapsley & Co (2.00O and
II p HoUins & co. C.oo0 sold Atchison. Provost
Bros. s 60. and J. H Griesel & co. bought
Northern Pacific common Chauncey & Co. sold
Great Northern preferred Roberts, Blair Co.
bought 2OgO American Tobacco, 1000 Rock Island.
1000 St Paul: sold loo0 Southern Railway pre-
ferrcd W C. Stokes < Co and T. l. Manson. jr.
. CO. bought Missouri Pacific; c.. Z. Dtmock
,.ocN sold. Moore & schley ttOO0 bought Conti-
mental Tobacco. Roberts. Blair & Co. bought
Sugar Refining; J. F. Carlisle Gco0 sold. Roberts.
Blair & 60 drtD bought Manhattan; Tate & Hays
GrtO sold. Peoples Gas Hedge. LOunsbery <
Foster bousS- 5.cJN Nickel Plate. Ames & Miller
sold 1900 Erie j. : Bache * Co, Shaw & Co.
Gc1@. Housmau & Co 6.G00 Edey & Sons G.000)
bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Ames Miller
bought L50o. Chicago Burlington and Quincy.
HoIIister 4 Bahcock large buyers, Clark. Dodge &
60. bought 10000 in all; Van Emburgh & Atterbury
t5to0. Keech. Loew & Co. 2O0W and F. B. Havens
ue0 sold Missouri Pacific. T. l.. Manson bought
200o; \ y. Combs large buyers; George DtmOck
large seller.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
GREAT NoRTHERN's NEW STOCK.

J. J. Hill, president OF the Great Northern Rail-
way Company has issued a circular to its stock
holders announcing the action of the directors IN
authorizing subject TO raticatiCn. the increase in
the companys capital stock b. Sz5,ocOOoO The pro-
Ceeds Of the stock viii be used TO acquire ad-
dt.ionaI lines that will add more than 500 miles TO
the railways controlled by the company and
quire control of the steamships OF the Great
Northern Steamship Company. of which two. Of
verv large carrying ca paCfty and designed for the
Pacific Ocean trade. now under construction ar
Nev--Londou Conn. The stock is offered at par to
stockholders OF record April Is. Ir IS intended
that the new stock. when fully paid for. shall take
Stockholders viii be entitled subscribe for SIS OF
new stock for each share OF their holdings Of the
stock now outstanding. The virtual price at which
the new stock offered $50 per share as will be
from the following statement in the circular:
Since your company took possession Of the rail
and Manitoba Railway Company, under the lease
of February l. lSso, il has advanced OF its
thau So.""Wu. that nave never been repaid 10 II.
Under provisions of that lease. framed to cover
such cases the st Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway company. Tor the purpose or acquiring
title such additions. the extent OF S5.ug9 OGs
agrees to issue It's bonds 10 that amount The
money so advanced by this company belonged 10
its stockholders, and might have been paid 70
them in the form OF dividends upon their holdings
mentioned The bonds 70 be issued in repayment
of such advances. therefore, also in equity belong
10 this company stockholders Your board OF di-
recrOrs is OF the opinion however that the inter
of the stockholders will best be suhserved by
this COmpany's acquisition or the said bonds FOR a
treasury asset and their retention in the com
pany's ownership IL has, therefore been decided
acquire from the stockholders their equities in
the said bonds by crediting upon the Subscription
price OF the new stock the OF S2O per share
such amount TO be distributed equally among the
stock. under the terms of this circular Viii be
deemed a release this company OF an eutIftahls
~,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed strong end
active The trading in the United States Steel issues
was the feature; over 100000 shares were dealt in
during the day The common stock sold up TO AZ
and the preferred 10 sra closing only fraction of
from the highest American Bridge was firm and
active Havana Commercial issues made net gains
from the preceding close. Standard OIL advanced 5
points on light transactions 70 800. Denver and
Southwestern active; 20so shares Of the com
mon sold UP 62ss. the preferred 70i. Seaboard
Air Line issues quiet the bonds held Arm
around 79i4- BrOwnlOw Mining Stock sold up 10 II
on sales of 36G0 shares
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
aakers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Donestlc exchange
on Nev.-York was As follows at the places named.
New-O-leans-C Commercial, 5oc discount. bank 81
premium san FI-acizco-SiEht l7iac, telegraph.
22l.c Cincinnati Between banks. l2l2c TO l6c pre-
r1ium. over the counter. 55c premium Boston-1cc,
l2i.c and I-r discount Chicago-25c discount.
Charleston Buying par, selling. lsc premium. Sa-
vannah-BuyinE l-lGc discount; selling. 75c pre
mium FER Sl0lo
BANK CLEARINGS - New-Tork - Exchanges
Sas S3s 2s0: balances. S9s3Ll32 Boston Exchanges
$40 i6s 10: balances Si157Sl3 Baltmore-Exchanges
S3352C{7. balances. S922.359 Chicago-Exchanges.
Sos 2l2 GO: balances ser So. Philadelpha-Ex-
changes. Sl3 230S7s. balances, &.3IOs34
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaH money in
London. 3Q3lz per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills 5iz63 sls rer and for long bills
3i.a3ss per cent Berlin discount rate per cent
for three months bills and per cent for short
bills Berlin exchange London. 20 marks 4rs
pfeuuies Paris exchange London. 25 francs 10
centimes- Paris discount rate. o. per cent.
FOREIGN SECCRITIES.-British consols for
money IS SIS; for the account 96 7-1s Spanish IS
in London 7le. French rentes 1ol francs 37la cen
times
THE SILVER NARKET.-Bar silver Sic. Mex
lean silver dollars SIC. Bar silver in London closed
a 2sisd.
GOLD PRENIIUM.-In Madrid. $40. Lisbon AZ.
Buenos Ayres. rs ~. Rome. $50
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

issues. Central Of Georgia IS Central Pacific 3lss
Colorado Southern lst A. Erie Trior lien and gen
eral IS. Fort Worth and Denver City lists. Mexican
Central ist and d incomes. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas % 5s Norfolk and Western As Reading
general IS. s.. Louis Southwestern eds. Southern
Pacific As. Toledo. s Louis AMI Western a. Wa
bash deberture Bs and Wheeling and Lake Erie
Is
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

london March IS { p m.-The market for Amer
lean securities was generally higher on fair vol
urle of business Final prices follow Atchlson.
61s. Canadian Pacific 49,; s. Paul. l5iiS Illinois
Central Ia: Louisville and Nashville ssAs, Union
paciar preferred S. Ncw-York Central liSa.. Erie.
sos. Pennsylvania. IS Reading i6as. Erie lst pre-
fsrred 69as. Northern Pacific preferred S.si Grand
Trunk -. and Anaconda. "a
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs-Money rates follow: call
money 2iza5 per cent: ruling rate % per cent.
Tira money per for sixty days, 81 per cent
fo- three months. 54d32. per cent FOR four months
and gl.a4 per for SIX months on railroad coll
lateral Commercial paper. 3i@a5 per cent for
three four and six months for the he5- names, and
a bove sor names not so well known
FOREIGN ENCHAHGE--Market hrnL Actual
closing rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

nue. receipts 81 532 SIS miscellaneous receipts sl9-
5f Total receipts for the day. g 5oi ST. expendt
lures S.5S50oa. Receipts for the month 10 date.
S2s5l4Ss6; expenditures, s2s.2soOco excess of re-
ceipts s3.274SS5. Receipts for the fiscal year 10
date. $47Ho3sl; expenditures s57s z7s excess Of
receipts S3s4310s Receipts Of national bank notes
for redemption 1896. .2oe.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
4HE DAYS OPERATIONS N BONDS.
,,a.-.i- Li--> .iENT BoNDs.-Market firm Final

-, ~t1DAD bONDs.-MaIlset generally strong
1sles amounted in par value 10 g7sg 500
.--Ait Az~zen on Saturday. The heaviest deal
Nef- ." fhs arnhi~nn and Baltimore ana Ohio
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
FTRTHER GAINS IN VALUES
GRANGER SHARES FEATURES
- NoLrME o. BUsINEss-MoNEE
AND EXCHANGE.

rlosins prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
i've securities and net changes from Saturdays
s,sl quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

oI-NN'-ND W 4-L@1N r4+N1t-H4-NtTS-
Railroad earnings received yesterday for the Sec
ond week in March showed the following changes
as compared with the same time year ago:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

-Ac,usl sales---. Closing. shares
Open HIsh Low I'm b.. Ass. sold
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
SECOND WEEK EARNINGS.

the shares OF stock giving the right to make such
subscription
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES

STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
AAIERICAN SECURITIES ABROAp.

Total sale, O., bonds. s7.e,,ao"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Wasi ngton. March B-The condition Of the
Treasury. divisions OF issue and redemption at the
beginning OF business to-day as follows:
RESERVE FUND
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
/ To MY Frte.ndllsl.

For the past few days'my solicitors
have been en- lingon you, presenting
Tor your consideration, = premium in
the way Of a handsome oil portrait,
q real work Of art which isIent,tled to
hang up side Of tue finest Ct Oil
paintings. 81. ( I Nd ~
To each and every customer pur.
chasing $lO.C0.in goods at my store,
/ will make them q present of one soi
these handsome Olloid" pc, traits
absolutely free Of charge. You are
not compelled to trade tn amount
all at one time,but trade ia amounts
and time to suit you. !. %
If my solicitors z have overlooked
you 10 the canvass. Come 10 MY
store and leave your photograph. |
will furnish you with premium tickets
For your accomm odation and be-
cause ! wish the work correctly franz
ed | have purchased a nice assert
mept Of frames, one Of which fur fur
nish with each portrait at a'price
that will please you. s. s. .i@
Remember iloids are the newest
and best things in portraits. s - T.
=" E. L. Schwartz, " rs
-" d. The Shoe Man,
Wotthington Mion.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
OIL IN MONTANA.

kspotted Dtseevettss Thah Nay Lsad
to q Tremendous Boom.
: Ielena, Mon, June 2o.--Nl diseos-
eries are report>d from TWO Wt4ei1
separataa ssetiouA bf MONTANA tho
sxtrams northwestern Ind aRstdra. It
IL stated q Kallspel that Il thu Rln,
tie Lake Oh dlsfttct hHs tesn prop
eriy esttm4tsd ~ . pxtty,ot oil pees-
pectutt who h&ys 1pst returned from
Six; Heeks' 9txy n that country than
there viii bp ON OF the h1stsB oll
buu1ns around thete soon that thu
epantxy hss :svse known. Ths1 fiIvs
thoroughly pfpspsctsd tho county
ana ne enthusiastic eonrsrptfng thsif
GsE0vslffes Th1 tlSd "a hf9e
hntnbef az Oh dilaD and WIN ssp1st q
san pt1ncfibeu fyxpa1a1tSb At a1ncs. ~.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
The Gospel on Wheels.

=, OS SAOORoA Wa S~A1~~~Ss
The: Baptists have a feature Of
missionary work peculiar to themselve
"Iti is the Chapel Car work. ~ p,
There are six of the cars, veritable
rolling houses" of worship which visit
places destitute Of religious advantage
and the work is marked success. !;
Prof. G. s.. Ongmann Of Chicago, an
1pertfoperator with theaster.optician
will give an illustrated lecture on.
this work, Monday Evening, June "A
at the Baptist Church.
No admission fee, but a free. will
Offering will be taken. K !.
The Railroad of the country ap.
preciate this work to the extent of
hauling the cars at no expense what
soever to the missionaries in charge.
4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
CI.o.Lll.' | !. :!
FOR SALE i RENT I ]. ETC

y 81 go $$si MA.
Wanted - Dishwasher Il at Hotel
;Worthinston, ,s:s n
For Sale. i house end lot On Bro
ave. and 8th street. Mre. On. Post
Cream t8r sale. LIB. 6eckley.
III For Sale New hay in field or
delivered. HI. NJ. Twitchell, Tel. l8s.
ss For. Sale N y place lot ( and 2
block 50 corner: 18th street and nh
avenue. III James Crandall.
5-3 For Sale AZ cook stove, dresser,
dining room table, eommode, dishes,
and cupboard. i. b ~. 3$.5 W
/, + &!:ss3 i, .s< Wa. H. Dow. "A,
II For Sale.-A Kimball piano and
a Kimball organ that have been used
but a short time. Mics S. NJ Cheney
For Sale or Trade cheap. q good
eecond hahd piano. Geo,W Wilson
" Son. ~ y ;t. -
- ! u. = ~ . ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
:4svzkn1ENT OWNERSHIP !.
eehsn,> on Foot 20 7Qrn Over All tho
Wa Railroads In the County.

oohsna> on Foot 20 TUrn Over All tho
sB Railroads In the Country.
Deuver, June 2o.~-The Times SAYS:
w gigantic scheme is under way to
transfer the railroads of the United
states to the government. A Western
fnancier who has returned from New
York, where he investigated the ru.
mors afoat in financial circles, as
serts that the report of pending gov.
eminent ownership is general.
He declares that within a few years
the Rockefeller, Hartman, Wander
silt, Gould and Morgan interests
would turn over to the government
every. line OF railroad in the country.
the government to pay the total value
ofs @1p. ooo, 900 900, q string >of banks
t0;bs controlled by the same interests
add o. flahncter: the dSal. .,~-:..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
:Nfsr0Ns1h :vNlvERslTY.

a 49,. :.
Board ~ HssSn&s PHI . Number Of
p rrefsssorshfps. - tr..%
Madison, wis., June 20.~The uni
vsrsity rsDsnts hive selected w. D.
Taylor. now ssslitant chief engineer
OF the ChioEgo and Alton railway. to-
succeed Professor N. O. Whitney, de-
ceased, ~ Professor Of railway engi-
neering. Henry B. Lathrop of Leland.
Stanford university WAS elected asso-
ciate professor of English literature.
Paul 8. Reinsh WAS promoted to the
position Of professor of political SCI.
ence, and P. H. Meyer to the position
Of professor of Institutes of COM
merce. E. A. Maurer was made pro-
fessor OF mechanics and Otto Patzer
instructor In French. ~@@-a:. e.. ri"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
NEW hILL RAILROAD.

Montana and Great Northern lneor.
pointed n Msntan1. -.
81. Paul. June 20-ThA M0ptana
AMI Great Northern, wsstsrn: advtAss
stats. hax b4Au .ineosnoratsdg IN Mon
tana u build q li1e from JedhtnEs to
the Crows Nest. coal fields In British
Columbia: also from Kaliypsll south
west and from Cluster north ato -,
point III the sXeetgrsss Hills, where
President Hill owns extshsiye marble
depostts. The cApftAl-. atuuk ID no, 00o,-
600 and the incorporaterB 'srs J1meB J.
HILL q. T. SAwysr, n. p. 0tovsr, @. r.
Gross and /. F. Yeasey. 4. -. -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
. ?sVeseea4s r.9z
ksfeAl ro Pm Pakg1oENT:
Indians Ask Him to kid r. lsotpn4
= ~- openinp OF Reservations + 81;

-
,1dians AK Him to k,d. Is lsepps,4
~' Opening Of Rsssrvatfols. 55:.S
$ 1ValhIntton. tuns zp~g0rhs5 Con
Sfass1pAa Springer, who to: edonsel for
ihs Kto~a, Comsnche and .ADkcts h
dams In their suit to. en1q4 The 1ec-
tDta4y OF the interior from opsnohs
in, ID ssttlsmsnt thu rpsSSS1tlphs n
411ahomA, han bled- with tn ws6fde IL
/, paanartAa mayfns thaA 4tpe1sress
hts da1cTstidns undsr the KWsan0 with.
bpla, the tssxapnv Of hh ptQehana1inn
IT.: III months after tk1 hha1 Slot
iilu6 70 thu Indians are mads and
thpe etxs cpnRryss an OPPORTUNITY 70
retsAl IN present nw. Th4 memorial
49, tint Lons wolfs one OF the chiefs
81 H. KioNa4s h = Baptfstk minister
and that others OF tho lhdhns are
6hijftans and prays that TIE prssk
f61k Win mt send these men bach g
iii ~ msnabsSs Of their tribe tAat
e,'Ua63ialan doantry would dstaud
tlfem Of their. lAnds. '2& . 3ss5
Mi. Springer says that II the lower
eou,f -Esfuses IN .fntunotiu1 tn ease!
vim ~ >cSrisa 40 tns supreme cosrt'
otr4he :unt4ed ..1tates. III 4.t.,,-I $ :"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
1pspsport Aztec 4 San Frauetsos

1r6psport Aztec It San : resltses. /:
!. laaFrancisco. June 2o.-Ths trans
pu1t Astsc has ssi4ysd a{tsr . run
ofas1 dshp from Manila and "a days
fi0lns Nagesaki. She brought Com;
psa1 slfIof the Fortylsscond regiment,
UniSed e&Gtes tpluntee1p, about 40
dtsrbaSxAd soldiers and civilian en-
pidyA1s1nd s. cabin passenSsrA Thste
ere 61 pnst III Company H Of the
FoS4ysGecond. q. The remainder OF the
safim6ut 10 coming home on thA trans.
.porf1 Ohio and Indians. +. he,S
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
GOULD NOT 90 DIFFERENTLY
Action Of Treasury Omeiais on Rus
stan 'P6trolxum was Obligatory.

Aetion Of Treasury 0meiats on Rus
stan eP6trotSum was Obligatory.
WAsa&nxeon, June 29!-rreasury Of
dcialst protest against the assumption
in some quarters that the department
has taken up the question of the duty
ON petroleum imported from Russia
and decided il adversely to that coun-l
try, we'll knowing that little. or no
petroleum Is brought from there into
the United States. teshce the Dfngley
tariff act went into operation the OIL
cials say the department. never has
directly passed upon the question az
tissue. Tht act itseff naass II s1lt&
satary upon the authorities % impose
s corresponding duty Oh petroleum. o.
{ q products imported fiona any for
atln eea,ntry which imposes. . duty on
the American article, but t7sxsury Of I;
aoiaia say nothing was done q to Inn
noHtatfons from Russia until Jan. 49,,
1901, when the board or general ap-
pxsiaSrs At Nav York held that petro-
3eum R1edaosd tn Hussfa ana import
i'd into England, there refined and
thence imported into tho United
states was dutiable At q rats equal
- the rate imposed BY kussia on
petroleum imported In that country
from the United States, and, further.
that the provisions of the Dingley tar
III law apply tosthe country where the
oil ia produced and not to the country
of expectation. This decision, It ii 4
commended at the treasury depart
ment, is the onH one which could be-
made in view of the plain wording OF
tina law ~ 81 s. Pc, ts:3 ~ " 55rE. 5
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udl.k In tho matter Of the nh 4;thb
naaiSh West IudiaG to tho s&sak that
ifSpeuu6srk: is not willing y saJf the
f1aAtds the United etataS ntpst d.
mand that Denmark 1ut1iG ana 8st.
ripoa the islands Of 81. Thomas and
st. John. which wnuld Command the
NicnYaguan canal. The situation Is
regarded seriously here, az Denmark,
cannot dream OF undertaking the cree
ton OF Qualifications and the main
teuanoe OF garrisons, which would cost
sexerai millions. ..>,-.. 81,