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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-29
Japap Has PLENTY of Banks.

Consul Lyon transmits from HiogO.
Japan, TO the State Department an item
taken from the Kobe Daily News snow
ing the number of banks existing in the
Empire December 81, 1900, and their paid
up capital. The article reads: THE lat
est report prepared by the authorities OF
the financial department shows that there
were altogether ASA banks Of different
organization IN the Empire on the 8lSt Of
December, last. representing ses SS4, co
yen (s255, 24e, $500 IN their capital. QompaT-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-29
nnr1rF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing hdrey and bladder disease relieved
in siI hours by New Great South american Kid.
- -st r' N,rsn Il Is z great surprise On account OF
:S H,oasdgrg pronptness in relieving pain in
bIsddsT' adnsys, and back. in male or female
helisyes retention Of yatsF almost Immediately
you want Ga'fE fEsard Esd SreGs SsF Pa @ ave- IS shS md
pb sad 5. F. Ehit.side. lPn Pa. ave,
d.assistsI. Washington, D. Q.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-29
The President n slave to Catarrh.

D. T Sample, President Of Samples Tnstallment
Company, Washington, Pa. writes: 'For years
/ was afflicted with Chronic C2tarrh Remedies
and treatments by specialists only gave me tenn
POEaTy relief until l was induced 10 Uge Dr..
lgnew's Catarrhal Powder. 1t gave slmost In
slant relief and has proved the one good thing
IN my case" Fifty cents. Sold by +. 8. VII
hans, Ninth and T Streets, Edmonds & Williams
Third strset and Pennsylvania Ayenue.-2i.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Oas 8eetbopena us in ber
8pnngd1e.

Ods 8eetbopendu in bet
8pnngafie.
aber, in peldem 8eetbopen einen sroz
BEN She'll isiner anabenjabre subra6=
tie. trdgt beute nod bic alte Safel nit
Der falf9en 8esei9nuns: r8eetbopens
8eburtsbaus".
Der 9roBpater, 2ubpis pan 9estz
bcpen, geborsn gu 4ntperpen 1712,
fam, taum ~spanaig Sabre alt, na9
Bonn uno puroe i'm Sabre 1882 bonn
Surfiriten Clemens 4uguit als Bag
idnger nit benz Sitel 9ofmuiitus unb
benz oamals re9t aniebnli9en 4nz
fungseebalt BON 400 @uloen anqeIteGt.
Gr blieb aeitlebens Elm treffli6er SGn=
ger uno tpuroe 1851 iosar turfiiritliz
der Softapelmeiiter. SGon 1873,
einuno5lpan5ig Sabre. alt, bate er bic
neunse6nid6rige Mariu Soiepba Yol
aus Sonn gebeirat6st. 8pn ben Sim
bern aus biefer gbe blieb rur Der 1740
geborsne So6n Sobann am 2eben.
Seioer CAB ii6 Die 9robmutter 8eets
bobens Dem Srunfe bin uno m1bte
fpGter in einem &loiter 5u &0ln unter=
sebra6t perben. S6re ungliiGi elige
Ieigung pererbte ii9 leioer auF ben
Sobn. Dieter, als Sanger pie ais
M}eni4 gtei9 unbeDeutenb, mar ein
unitGtsr, lei9tiinniger, i~obialer BUR-
f1e, tpesbalb ibn Der 8ater aub f9er3z
ipeiie rSobannes BEN 2Gufer" nannte.
Gs mar pohl auf elmer ieinsr luitisen
Sabrten, baB ct in G1renbreitiiein bic
So9ter bss furtrierii6sn 6auptfpds
Geperi6 fsnnen lernte. Maria dag
balena &etperi9, u~nferes 8eetbopsns
seliebte Mutter, bate bereits nit
~iiebenaebn Sabren ben turtrieriidsa
aammerbiener Sobann 2anm sebeiraz
tbet unb mar i9on i'm Mlter bon neun=
sebn Sabren Wittpe geporben. Oie
Srauung funb ftatt am IL. Nopembsr
1867, unb bas iunse Paar cog in bas
!9intergebdube bes 9auies 8onnsaf1s
5l5, bes nunmebrisen 8eetbopenbaus
ies. ueber ben befdrdnften Wobnrdu>
men befanb fi9 bic unmittelbar unter
benz Dads selesene S9lafitdtts. Sn
bieier Grmliden !Gammer erblidte am
16. DECEMBER ITO 2uopis ban 8eets
bobsn bas 2i6t Der @elt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Die . d6fdmmer +, in 10 6 IT
8eetboDen gebpren

go finb benin bies 6aus, bieIes
&dmmerlein eetpeibte Stdtten. Spit
bat mar iie als iolGe in pietGtppaer
8eiie erfennen unO pflesen gelernt.
@rt nadbem iie lanse re9t unpiirbiz
gen 3neden gebient, ertparb enbli9
cine Qnaabl Bonner 8irssr bas !9aus,
UNI es pauernb por gntpeibung su
f6iiben unb es nur Dem Inbenfen bes
Msiiters gu piomeu. MOslidit in ben
alien 3uitanb auriidpsriebt, fo1en bic
8dums bes 9auies Elm 8eetbopenmu@
ieum a%ufnebmen, pel4es Qnbenfen
aner Dirt on ben groben Sonbidter,
Sanbfdriften, 8ilbnife, bic Iussaben
ieiner Werfs, Die 8eetboosnlitsratur,
CUR Gerani6auli6una uno bertieften
9enntniB unb 4%uffdfung ieines Wez
fens unb feiner @ntpidlung bereinigen
unb ben sabqoien 8erebrsrn Ietner
oDttli4en @erfe susdnsli9 MAIDEN
fou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Soo beruriadte NadtslGrm.
Cine Hadt murbe meiues grube

u@ine Nadt murbe meines 8rubers
fleines &inb pon &rupp befalen, +"
i6reibt Srau S. 6. Sdneiber aus
9rtttenben, &p., uunb es idien. es
mirbe eritiden. bepor elm Nrst cur
Stelle Jet, baber mir ibm Or. Sings
Seem Oiscouerp saben, mas ral9e Sin.
beruns bradte. 8ir balten es itets
i'm 6auie, Inn unlere &inber sesen
&eu9buiten unb 8rupp gu idisen. gs
beilte mid pom eiuem 9ronii6en 9ufts
r0bren=S rubel, BON Dem feline anbere
WebiSin mid befreit bdtte." unfebl-
bar sesen 9uiten, grfdltuns, 6als@
unb 2u~nsenleiben. SOC. unb 81. 90
8eriudunssflai6en fret in SO. s.
Subn's Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

ga elm pom Srans Saul, eiuem seIeblid
bere6tigten Stimmgeber fito Grltnbte User
i'm S6ulbiitrift IA undergraduates @elu6,
Don %genanntem Oiitrift 9etreu1t unb Dem
Oiitrift 14S su9e;dblt sI Inerben, an9enomz
men unb Ofientli6e SefannSuta9un9 10 mie
SerbSr aIer babel intereliirter G%erionen pdb=
renb Der nit benz 10. October 1901 begin,
nenben Situng an9eorbnef ,par, une ba oie=
Ter Soaro iiber;eugt 81 lem i6eint, oaB 9e=
ltil9enoe Sefanntma6uug erloiien mar, Der
9ountp : S6uliuperinteubent oasIelbe be-
itGti9te li1b feline @~inmenbiEraen baee9en
uorlases, 10 lparb bei6loIien, boB bas Sc
iu6 angenommen uno let Seot:en 81. Emp.
1876. GlaiIe 81 hermit Don aenanntem Si=
itrttt Ia 9%etrennt nnb Dem an9renSenben
Diitrtft l4S Su9eSGblt lei, unb hnS 9enann=
tes 2ono hermit elnen She'll oes IeSt9enann=
ten 0iitrihs fiir ale 3rpede bilben loll. Nnf
gntru9 murbe oaS 81. iu6 ses Wotb. Ybiz
lips, pom S6uloitrift 1872 setrennt unb benz
Oritrtft 10 su9e,dblt gu merben an9enom=
10 ME etn gerbor aQer babet interellirter
Baueien mdbrenb Der nit benz IL. DECEMBER
1901 be9innenben Sibung angeprbHet. Oa
bieIenn Soarb pom Soriiter Der Comm ON
perpiioren Der reri6iebenen bierin genanit=
ttIl SHtuto UUl Sltuluo VUulttp SttulJt lU>
terbreitet wurben fir Wtitbiilfe beim gau D.
Sriden ober HeDaratur unb Serbeiieruug
pom @e9en. 10 lit 3iernit bei6loiieu, baB bic
Dem bett. Sopn Observation-Disclosures Summe
hermit aus Dem 9Sege= uno Sriideu : sSoub
bemiqi9t lit Die Surnme mus inter anpeiz
flung Bet Superpiloreu Der peridiesenen
Sowus unb bes @ountp=@ ommiiidrs bes be-
treiienbeu Oiitrifts, in wel9em Die 2lrbeit
ausgefiibrt ipirb, aus9e9eben peroen; anses
orbnet. baB iebes Sopu bic SGlfte Der nit
ben betr. 2rbeiten perbunbenen Soften be;obz
len muB, baB aber ni6ts besablt wirb, bis
Die arbeit CUR 3ufrieoeubeit bieies Soaro
polenbet tit: Conn Sarlnin9, @ese=grabi.
rem in S%ectioueu 20 unb 30, Sownibip 124,
8laiie 81 S175; Sown Sprins 6iu, Bride
@et6eQ Sreef. Section l, Sopnibip
1874, &laiie 33 $500.
auf antra9 murben folsenbe &e6nunsen
erlaubt unb benz geiebe gemdb 5lr annabnte
pmnfnhIpu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Sfetbouens Gebnrtsfdtte III
Bomlt.

8ei feinem unf.rr beutf6en Geis
ftesberoen lit bic @efdidte namentli9
Der eriten Gntpidlung in srOberes
9unfel aebiillt. als Bel 8eetbooen.
Selbit iiber bic Stdtte feiner 9eburt
e%ntfpann iid na9 benz Sobe bes Meiz
tiers nod cine literarif6e Sebbe, unb
crit Bel G~ele9enbeit Der bunoertjdbrisen
@eburtsfeier 8eetbobens purbe fein
8eburtsbdus in Ser 8onngaHe gu
Bonn nit elmer Wurmortafel be5ei6z
net. 0as 9aus in Der 3beinsafie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Profefipr Gebr furafihtis):
r9abe Die gbre, babe Die @bre, mein
GprriH
Gd1ueue

8erleger: r4ber iparum tools
len Sic benin Sbre 8roi9iire .Sas
&e6t bes Mannes' aus benz 8u9ban>
bel sieben, 9err Softor? Sas Ding
finbet ia einen brilanten 4bfaB!"-
. pftpr IT.: uSa-pihen Sic
i'd babe in5nif6en eebeiratbet!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Der klrtne Drrrdthrr.

5ausberr (bei Slid eraGbs
lenb): nMeine Srau mar in bieiem
CONNER bier Woden berreiii, ib aber
bin 81 9aus geblieben."-O E r
tleine Sans (pelGer SusebOrt
bait: nSas tit bod niAt pabr, Papa.
0u part ia beinohe teinen Sag gu
6duS"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
GdtGue AuHHd1t.

q a e: rWas baft Su benin
heute sefo6t?"--S nnge 9ausz
tau Gtotternb): rgine-Grfins
bnnn bDn-mtr!!"
Slpribas beurtge Drau,
eenernte piro bon fonferpatipen
5adleuter auf 100000 &iften ges
f9dbt. 9as iinb mod lange feline
100000, pie 1893 Biz 1894, bas
Sabr Dor benz perberbli9en Sroit, aber
man iiebt bod, bab Die Snbuitrie ii4
lansfam bon benz f4tperen Salase ere
bolt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
5lud1t Der Grnrnhnbrif.

So, TO-" iagt Der Sorfbuoer, noh=
benz er bas 2dmentp bes 9ufbauern
iber iein franfes @eib unb feinen
altersmaroben 5unb angebOrt bat,
uiebt sibit o Der SGurin bas Yuloerl
DO, unb ben Pbplurl mubt o halt
tooti9teBen-ober gelt, Bauer, thurs
fein net rne Of eIn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Observation-Disclosures

g Gtbin: n@o mart Sbr brusr
in Der SommerfriiGe, Gua9" =
6 la: nauf elmer Ilm!"-& d :
thin: rSabt Sbr benin ba mas Qn>
fGnbiges gu eiien betommsn?"-
6 Ilc: uRun, mas bait cine Sub
bteten fann: Mil9, Butter, gter, SoS
nioi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Qu Tut

Sunge . ame (beim Sang
frGns6en): mSieb nur, Mona, mir
lit Die S4leppe ab9etreten pprben."-
80 utter: Limb bariibsr itrahlf!
Su mod Dor Sreube9"-S g e
. ame: nGlun ia, es mar ia Elm
2eutnunt, Der Tie abgetreten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Ausesrrdntrr Rrinlid1krita-
INN.

M ann (im giienbabnfoupe, gu
feiner Srau): nS9au' mai, &dtbi, in
benz giienpa9npasen iinb biel iauz
berere @orbdng' als Bel uns! 90 fam
man ii9 bod obne 9rauIen Die Sdnh'
abpuBen, tpenn man mas Sets se=
defien hdtl""
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

9ut Nntta9 Ncrtosun9 sine die.
y. s. Meyer.
@oriiber bcs Soorb Der Goulltp GomnliiGr,
pom Ste0~nS Gountp, Winu.
Seitdtigt:
-9. s. @ruber, Gountp =Nubitor,
umb er=oificio Glerf bes Searb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

Hie itebt's mi Gure ytieren?
Or. Sobb's Spara9us Yillen beiien aIIt
Rierenleiben. Hrpbe fret. 9br. Sterlino
Gemebp 60. Chicago ober %. q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

y. &. @ruber, GeGittp z4llbitor,
unb er=officip &lerf be5 Soarb.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
a pLAN no REoReANIzE.
Seventh National Bank May Get on tie
Feet Again

Seventh National Bank May Get on Ito
Feet Again.
New York, July 25.--Witn the Federal
grand Jury IN session ON an Investigation
Of their afralrs The board Of directors Of
the Seventh National bank today decided
upon a plan for the reorganization OF the
defunct bank. The capital stock Is 70 be
Increased from $4,000 20 s25Oo000. The
cash proceeds OF the assessment on the
existing stock and the sale Of new stock
will, II rs claimed, pay all present obhEe-
lions and completely restore solveney Elk
isflng stockholders are 90 be required 10
pay the assessment ordered by the comp
troller Of the currency. Edward u, Thorn
gs. Edwin Gould William X, n Crom-
well Frank Roy w. IL. Taylor and Ed
nlund X Stahl have been constituted a
committee Of subscribers with, plenary, pow
ers 10 carry out the plan. united states
District Attorney Henry t. Burnett says
The plan 10 reorgapize tba seventh National
bank will not affect the Investigation BY
the Federal grand Jury.
william r. D. Stokes, who IS q stockhola
or Of the seventh National, has taken out
nnmmonscs In the supreme court against
The directors OF the hank, President Thorn
as md Receiver Kaynor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
UNION MEN DISCHARGED.
ACTION WILL BRING M'KEESPORT
TUBE MILL IN STRIKE.
Strike Leaders Are in Hopeful Mood.
Shaffer Pleased with His Visit
to WeIisville.

Pltlsburg Pa, July 25.--Presldent Shnf-
fer Of the Amalgamated association was In
a more hopeful mood today than he has
been for some time. He declared thnt he
was perfectly satisfied with his personal
Inspection Of the conditions at Welsyillc
ana apprehended no difficulty IN keeping
his men IN line In that place. Organizer
Flynn az the American Federation OF La
bor today called on President shafler. He
said the entire organization Is ready and
waiting to assist the Amalganated Gsso.
citation, both financially and morally in
th's strike whenever assistance Is asked.
Information from McKcesport tolay leads
TO the belief that the big mill OF the Ma
tlonal Tube company would shortly be In
VOWED IN the strike. This Is pay day nc
the works and two prominent members Of
the new Amalgomated lodge that was o
qnulzed there last Saturday received Notice
that their services were no longer needed.
IL Is reported that other members 81 lt
union there got or Will get similar H0uce
when they draw their pay. TllAt his VI i
bring on a conflict at the mill there Is
little doubt for IL Is blow ut tie very
lion is striving for at the other mills OF
the steel trust
An Important move on the part Of the
AmnIganiated association is reported to be-
i'm REORGANIZATION. 1t was asserted In the
city today that all arrangements have been
completed for unionzing the riverside
piaut OF the National Tube company at
! Ecuwood. near Wheeling. This plant IS a
part Of the United states Steel corpora
4 lion and IS a most important one. employ
/ Heretofore il has employed only non
union men The men, except the highly
/ skilled workmen, are generally foreigners
4 or today that the entire force OF a large
/ majority. is now ready To east lots with
/ the Amalgamated association missionaries
/ who have been laboring with them iui
/ some time past. il is sid that a meeting
/ VIM be held tonight or tomorrow aud that
/ the men viii 90 into the Amalgamatea
despite the fact that they. may ge caliel
/ ont nj any time to assist IN breaking the
! strlke ln the sheet steel company.s NH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
IRON AGES VIEW.
Jobbers Stocks Now Being Drawn on
Heavily

Jobbers' Stocks Now Being Drawn on
Heavily.
New York. July 25-1he Iron Age In ITS
issue today says. The strike In the rolling
mills has not developed any special fea-
lures during the week and the feeling IN
the trade is that the power Of the Amiga
mated association has been GENERALLY over
rated From a high source comes the
statement that the United states steel
cn,ncration will walt until It's men 10 non,
D1Ipn mills get ready to go 70 WORK ana
hon nIout after plant VIII be opentu,
o"hiab dnes not seem likely for some weeks.
Nj deriins In the prOduct Of tue finish
~. mills will soon lead 10 the closing down
~ some of the steel plants ana 10 eilner
4 E.rtfn,, ~ furnaces or 10 the accumulation
~ njs iron The longer TINS coplluoh Msts
No Greater win be the necessity TOT tne
chant furnaces who sell 70 sue hilep
Sratrs Steel corporation 70 look Tor al,
o1ttct In other directions. Tue ONO steer
oo,nrany's plant az YOUNGSTOWN mas Deth
M ~ steel rails. 50 that u can iake up
Ky york Of south Chicago should any
IVY, Ne arise there. This, OF course, re.
ehects md Tin plate has already made ~
s,tf feit and lobbers stocks are heng
drgtvn on heavily an over t4' p"u"H'' "
I urpmfum being btcul y; - @att,,, "a iron
Ptrhere is n decidedly nrmer Iethng n ~
bers ana the recent weakness IN s.eei Dals
has disappeared.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

= -, o,,,.,,- t,,,at, r,har-,,gt -, 1VoIi,r,
, ~. h "n,nr,sA N'tii,. Az s,tar W
my ~ nam" 80 so
Nc,vtop Mass JyIv % Renr IA
,,V W. "','', sN''
mlIai Mmherley SAID TO-DAY that owing 10
III hshlth ue Nouul HNN 70 pe IeieNtu nom
ssSlNihk on tAe sampson atuley court Oh
'"4"'''
v,,,. -, AZ v,.., a,a
washington suiN 20 -7i'' pEe4ou'SV'Fe n'o'
ner Mudd OF harrlond, who lie one OF Al
miral srhley's stanchest friends. Insists that
.Jt...-t. 49,, ,,.,ta a.. ..,,.,.a ~.
l''9''N w" ""V''S hNVN'" Nv ie"V'sN W
secretary Long,
1.-THE retention OF this man Maciag 50 an
or,,l..,, -, a., ur,.,, a,,,.t,,,,, :, n h. .,,a
"ear 4 s,n,ls sov n {,cr the 5isnorer,S az liz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

THE NEGROES GOT SCARED
CoLoRED LAsoReRs FOR LATRoBE
WILL TURN BACK.
The Reports of Armed Men and Pros
poets Of Trouble Too Much for
Their Nerves.

Chicngo. July 25.--Genera Manager Art
zen Of the Iatrobe steel and Coupler works
at Melrose Park gave ont statement this
evening that the company has abandoned
the effort to bring the colored iaborers to
Metro -, Park and that they viii be sent
back 10 their homes ~ AlahQma.
All day the AGO aelored men sat IN tlielB
cars at in Grange. twenty eight mites
from Chicago, In fear. a committee OF
Ave citizens OF Melrose Park called on them
during the morning aud used their best
endeayors 10 Induce the men TO return 20
Alabama They Informed the culoced men
of the actual state of affairs Ia Molrose
park, whore 800 armed men were awaiting
tie arrival Of their train, determined thar
The uolored men should not be allowed to
alarmed the folored men more than ever
ana finally ave OF them stepped 9u the
train and made their way into Chicago.
where they sought an interview with Chier
OF Police 0Nell asking protection, VIII eli
no could not give, as the trouble was not
within the city limits.
After the I'VE men had left the train 10
come TO Chicago the fears OF those left on
the Grain Increased greatly ana it was
with great difficulty that the trnninen
managed to keep them from running on
In panic. Nearly all the negro men de.
ciarcd that they would not 20 20 Mclgose
Park and N taken there on the train they
would refused to get Off. Az o'clock Mar
shal Rau Of the town of La Grange ordered
the train bearlng the cOIored men to move
out Of the village 1t did 40 and was
placed on n SIDE track AT Salt Creek two
miles north Of la Grange.
IN the meantime attorneys for the steel
company called upon Sheriff Magerstndt
and asked that the company be given
which was threatened. They stated posi-.
lively that the laborers would he landed
On the shops " the company late this after.
noon. whether the sheriff furnished any aid
or not
~ have Just received telegram from Al.
iutant General Reece offering me the aid
Of the State militia II | need It," said
sheriff Magerstadt after his conference
with the attorneys, hut ! win not need
It. have sent half a dozen men TO Mel.
rose Park this afternoon. simply 10 make
report 10 me on the conditions there
If they say a mob OF 800 armed men are
patroling the streets, as the officials ri
the company Informed me. I VIII swear n
number Of deputies and win preserve the
peace nj all hazards. However / am moi
going 10 call upon the militia. as the coun-
rs Is capable Of preserving the peace what.
ever happens"
out at Melrose Park the armed citizens
remained on watch until assured the ne.
groes were not coming, when they dis.
persed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
DEWEY HEADS LIST
w-stspr y ----
OF the Board Of Inquiry Into The At.
lacks on Rear Admiral Schley.
KIMBERLEY AND BENHAM
Are the Other Two Who Have Been
Named by Long.
FIRST NAMED WILL NOT SERVE
ii lie Can Obtain Release on the Ground
of Bad Health.
ALL or THEM ARE FIGHTING MEN
And Have Themselves Been Connected
with Celebrated Events in the An
nails Of the country's Navy.
ALL or THEM ARE FIGHTING MEN

Washington, July 25,--secretury Long an.
nounced today that the board Of inquiry
which Is TO Investigate tue controversial
poIuts 10 connection with Admiral schloy's
conduct during the Spanish war viii bo
composed OF Admiral Dewey. president OF
the court. and Rear Admirais Lewis A.
Kimberley ana Andrew y. h. Benham.
The court viii meet at the navy depart
ment In Washington September ~
The precept 10 the court which Is being
prepared by Captain Lomley, judge adyo.
cnte general has not yet been completed
The score of the inquiry will not be known
until the prcccpt and order for the con
venlug Of the court ara issued. II Ia cx-
pected they will be promulgated By the
department tomorrow Secretary Long
says, however that the proceedings Of the
court Will be open and that widest lati
tude win be permitted In the matter OF
witnesses, and that Rear Admiral Sohley
VIII be allowed to be represented by coun
sell
The secretary has nothing 20 say about
the composition Of the court except that
he thought It spoke for itself and to hope
that the members would be satisfactory
10 all concerned.
He pointed out chat none of the OYiccri
chosen had, 30 fnr ss he knew expressed
an opinion concerning what is known a.
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Texans in New York.

Especial 10 The Post.l
New York, July 25.--1'he following Tex,
ans are registered in New York;
Houston--R. C. zeiss, Mrs. G. p. Zelss.
Vendome; II. NJ. Comfort, Imperial; NJ.
Miller. Cosmopolitan; j. S. Furgenson and
wife. Sturteyant.
Mckinney Purnell Mrs. Egbort,
Broadway Central.
Denton,-,R. L. Bass Mrs. Halstead, st.
Denis.
Texarkana-w. A. Nelson, St Denis
Corsicana.-Alex Fox, NJ. A. Fox, St
Denis: j. r. Dutton Navarro.
Austln-F. G Smith, Marlborough.
Bryan George NJ Brandon. Herald
Square
Donald. Imperial; Miss Irene McClardy
Miss Juia Barton. w. G. Burton, 81. Denis
Paul IenmaiTe, Albert,
san Antonio-Ed Goldsteln, Westminster
W b. Seely, Grand Union.
Gslveston-L. A. Myers, NJ. II. Myers
MarllnEA. Y. Curtis. Navarro.
Alineola-I. G. Brcmberg, Navarro
Navasota-Rivers Patouh, Herald Square
Mexia-J y. Phillips. Continental
Fort Worth-George b. Monnig, Albert
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w, Roberts, Belyldore
Texas-E. Bailey, Grand Union
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TO ReLIEvE REFUGEES.

Chicago Transvaal League Offers ia
Care for Some OF Them.
Chicago, July 25.--strred by the report
isecntly submitted 10 the house OF lords
OF the number Of men, women and children
who died during the month OF June In the
refugee camps In South Africa, ths Trans
vaal league of this city has. throngh the
department OF state OF Washington, Of
fered to remove a number OF people from
these camps and hiring chem 70 this coun-
try or transport them TO Europe.
To-day word was received from the state
department that message had been for
wnrded Minister Chpate with the request
that he use his good offices In laying tho
ogef before the British government.
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! HEAVY REGISTRATION
MANY PERSONS WANT HOMES IN
INDIAN COUNTRY.
Registration viii Close This Evening.
Over 10000 Names Already En-
rolled ia the Two Districts.

Bl Rene. o. T., July a1.--T0unrow even
ing at 8 o'clock the booths In this city aud
Iiawton will he closed and the registration
OF seekers Tor homes In the Kiowa. 90.
manchs and Apache reservations win be at
an end.
Tonight AZ the eios1 Of registration 1G1,-
500 persons had Registered la the two dis
trlcta.
Today's regisratienss nj Rene II. 1885,
Tewton ST.. Totaii El Reno Isl .S58; Law.
ton 20, 1850
A special dispatch from Fort siii SAYS;
Saturday morning Major Scott will send out
troops to clear the Fort sill reservation Of
all persons. This reservation Is not coded
land and has no connection with the land
to be opened 10 settlement.
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Steel Magnates Refuse to Confer
With Strikers Union.
WILL NOT RECEDE AN INCH FROM THE
ATTITUDE ASSUMED.
Efforts of the Strikers to Garry the Olive Branch
Morgan Through Joseph Bishop and
Senator Hanna
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


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