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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
1OOe glara.
Sioite llYt.
Gri8ell / aiila.

Peting, Wlaj IA. - &inas SDar til
Wagterne er nu mootaget af oisies
9eianDter. Sbaret goar bRienlig I'D
paa at beoe ON 6enltano. oa Qanoets
6j4lpefiloer er ubtgmte, men iebri9t
lopes Der fulO @ritatning. Der ffdl
betales Is Wliqioner 5aels DIN 2ldre-.
8aIbington, W3aj IA. - Sra De
6oreneoe Staters gefulbm9gtigebe I
9efing, 6r. 3ocf6ia er Der mobtdget
llnberretning gaaenoe ub pad, at &ind
bar unOertaitet Jig Wiagternes 8iaie
meb 9eniDn til @tItatningsIummens
StgrrelIe. 6an mener oerfor, at Der
nu life er Qaab ON, at Den dmeritanTte
geftr9beIie for at faa Summen betty
belig nebIat unber bt nuoRrenOe Omz
ftenbigbeoer fan lbtfes.
2onoon, U}dj -. = Oct tineiiite
Spar til 0}agternes @eianbter bill /
5plge OpfattelIen Der lite tunne COB
tenbes. Som 9uriofum bem9rfes,
at for forite Sang / ben biplOmatiite
6iitorie bar 9ina labet fin g}ote leo@
iage uf en- franit Operiattelie.
Berlin, Maj IA. = Gn N}ebbelelTe
fra peting BERTH gaar uo paa, at De
fineIiite 8efulom9gtigebe bar fore
flaaet at ben fgrite 9etaling af bet
6oert 2tar forfaloenoe 8elgb af @rz
itatningsIummen ital finbe Steb
SuIi n9ite 4ar. 1902.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

0anmart og 2tmerita. -
9gbenbubn, Maj 13. - Den tioliqere
6ormunb for 0anmarts Gtsportforz
ening Dil 2pbet af fort 5ib begioe
fig paa en- gteife til be 6oreneOe Staz
ter. Sans 6eniigt er Oeo 6oreOrag
og Sumtaler meb 6orretningsmeno
at efterbiIe gibtten af &gbenbabns
6ri9aOn iom bet paslenoe Wtibterbabn
for 6unbelen paa Otter og Rorbfpen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

0et marteIigFte af aIe Pengefon6s,
fom 6srer ino unber giegerin9en, er bet
idatalote ..Sampitti9beos 5on0". 8et
oannes. Iom bet ligger / 0apnet, af
ononpme Snobetalinger fra loaoanne.
Iom ertlprer, at be pad ben enc eller
dnben bis bar bersbet Regeringen
no9le Snotagter o9 M sniter at gsre
bet goot igen.
9ette 5ono ejer nu $311,963. 9et
fsrite 9iorag blsp inbbetaIt 1871 og
onorog $3.50 Den minbite Gum. iom
er mootuget noget 2lar bar Sc; Den
itsrte SOS, ,155.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

8rpG1up. 5 Qprbags feire0e
SuIius Gbriitenien og Suitru, Der Dor
1926 Sermitage 2tpe., G6icago ST., De-
res 0atRr 0agmars grplup meb
6runct 2uet. $50 @eiter bar ino=
buOne til 9ielIen, Der forstoges af 90
itor Gritien; ienere bolotes en- itor
6eitmiobag. 8rubeparret fit en- Mqnqz
be GaOer 9lomiter, Mpbler, Spl0=
tgi og li9nenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

enoe af lutter Pe9re, giitopper. prGs
tier 0. (. b. De uotdlte 2nltet ON, at
lere Pegere mdatte blibe inoIdt Gms
beoer. YrGiioenten ipareoe meo at
benpiie til en- Cite ober bigtige Gms
beoer, Iom ale bar beiatte meO Regere.
o9 De forte mdatte inoremme, at Der
eeentlig bar isrget bel aoot for oem.
qMlen", iugoe OrOfsreren, Der er Sr.
gr2Iioent, ben gooe. gamle WetbOOiits
firte. Wener De life. at Der burDe tds
ges noget 6enipn til benz" oSb!"
iparebe PrGiioent Ule. ainlep buItigt
og meb ct lille mt Smil, .,Wetbooiit=
tirten bar pr9Iioenten. 6Oao tan ben
forlanee mers2"
ylu bu Der er oprettet en- Oiret.e
8ampltibslinie menem gbiedqo o9 eus
rop9iIte 6dpne, bar e5been ON en- 0pbs
bdnos adndl mellem Seerne oq Q(ts
lanterbdpet ret faaet ginb Seilene.
Tor 5ioen maa 10 ben paagPloen9e
ainies Stibe glla 9ennem bet tanaois
le 8dndIipitem mellem Buffalo %
Ulontreal, bDiltet er en- baaoe ldnglon
og panfelig 3ur. 0et ferit uoienbte
Sfib ,,NortbpeIten" iio0er enOog fat
/ oisie OaQe et Stebs Deroppe. Wan
ipelulerer oerfor pad At faa 9raUet en-
belt inoenldnoif aanal. Der fdl pRte
li9e iaa oDb Iom 6aonene oeo be itore
Sser.
@aIbin9ton, Wlai 13. - General
poitmeiter Charles Smith bar ops
Ia9t tit 2eiemaal Na8Ia6uIetts
2(be., % Der leber nu RDgter ON, at
ban meo BET tommenoe Qldr pil ubtrGz
be af aabinettet. 6ans genner pa1s
itadr, al ban tun paa Yr9iioentens
inoitGnbige 2lnmooning bar bebolot
6mbeoet idu lpnge. Smith bar lite
U}ioler NOT til at boloe 6us Der / 81
en-, iaa 2eiemaalet8 Opiigelie betDosr
maaite fun. at ban ligeiom Setretcr
Gong for 5remtioen til bo pad ct so.
tel Der og ldos 5dmilien bo anbetiteos.
bpor Der life titles Selita6sIipet fore
arap.
X
Regeringens 5ilippinerpolitit gddr
nu I'D pda al fad 09ren oeroore reou=
ceret til 10000 Wano. 5 alt ital Der
inareit muIigt ienoe5 Il foriteGige 2lfz
oelinger til6age bertiI, iaainart Eli.
bugeienOelien af De fripiaige Regimen=
ter pr enht Oet MI iine efter ner far-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Itlodf, lpHi DC HDt ef ttlffe01e mtD.
6olt Ter BOG uo Oem, men bbdo Dilbe
be ogiuu igbe aadl af aongens SAB
for.
Sc tniinOr Sing.
Raor Rotter qdar pdd
aoncert. Gn Rotte anretteoe for
leoen itor 5orItprrelie paa en- aontert
/ ZEN gort. 3otten biite ia pad bet
pperite @aleri Operabuiet. Den
miItebe 9igeDGgten og bratteoe lige
neb Steoet pua en- ung Yige. 6un
itre9 op. og ct Gu opItob Der en- iao-
Dan 3umult, at ben Dame. Iom netop
iang. maatte itanie. f5olt itnrteOe
mob llogangen og blep borte. gtotten
lob.
uuge piger iom q }ati O.
ntfter. Wi6ito, aanids, Waj Il.
Uirs Rotion bar begeiitret nogIe unge
Yiqer. men be bar life bait Bruens
0elo. Winond &ilQore, 2lnna Yeops
les og eSasmine Bil6oit, ire unge pis
ger, ben IiDItnROnte en- 3atter al Qucp
Wilboit. iom er Ulrs. Nations Sol
lega. log 9inouerne ino 5reo Wolfs
Saloon 2srbdgs. 5reb. Wolf ia
iteoe pigerne uo, oq en- grober til
WliIs Bilboit, Iom tom til for a.
al bjRlpe pigerne, fit en- meget tGrlig
Reolelie af SuloonbGrten Politict
tom iaa til og arreitereoe be unge pi-
ger.
Den gGDe Mrs. Station er ilet til
gben, iagtens for at TONNE fire
0jalpetropper til 9jalp.
Sra W}dntla. Manila, Wai
13. - @eneral 6uniton bar bait en-
aonference meo SnIurgentgenerdlen
2ucban Yrooinien y}ueba Gcija. Cue
ban looeoe at oDergipe iig meb belle I'm
aommanoo ON nogle 0age
Del Oigii9fe for Siifiingen / b.t
norolige Qu3on er at faa aae Sniur=
qenterne til at oDergipe lig, man anita
ger, De bill gere bet, ndar De faar 5io
til at Iomle Deres lprebte 3ropper.
General UtoscarDo, baaber man, bill
ogiad oDergipe fig, og oa pil andre fgl-
ge efter.
Den flippinIte Sunta / 6pani:n
bar beiluttet, at arigen ital fortiGttes,
og flere 5erere er rejft fra Spanien iii
5ilippinerne for at opertage ben fremz
tioige aeOelie.
Blot Der er nogen at leoe.
Yr9iibentens 8eife. Con
5rancisco, Wai 13. - llnoer prG5iz
oentens Heile Galifornien bleo 5rd
Uscstinlep Idd i9g. al bun matte fen
oes birette 6ertil gpen. prefbentens
Reiie 6leO oerpeo foriintet, og mango
9per, iom baOoe gjort itore 5orbere-
Oelier til bet fiGlbne geIpg, blep man
lite liot fhlfeoe, for lite at iige gnaoz
ne.
Ulen ba 2Ggerne nu bar funnel
meooele, at 5ruen bar bet meget beOra,
lbsner bet after for Yatriotismen.
preiioenten bar / Dag San Sole,
Santa Gru3 og flere Steoer.
Sneftorm. 8emibje, Minn,,
Ulai 13. - Ser bar ralet en- alminDes
Zig Sneitorm oper belle Ggnen. 0et
blGier MI aulOe neo og man frDgter
for 5roitens 6elger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

pSA- -prpoenummer af .9aniteren
ien,ea ftit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

aommisIionen for ben iitbmilie
aanal" bar MI enot lit qlrbejbe og bill
en- Sang | naite WlaaneO dfsipe fit en-
beige Sten oper Sagen til prGiibens
ten.
9 6oOeoiagen BIZ bette Stsu felge
Qinierne bet tibligere afgibne, men
Der bill antagelig bare nogle minore
QGnoringer meb 6enIpn til ben for
aundIens 5uloferelie opgiOre Gum.
Den tolumbianlte Regerings Sitting
til Sagen, FAINT panumatanolens
Snteresienters 9ilbub ON Salg bill
ogidu blipe bebsrie oOerpsjsf. Ter
efter tr9ffes ben enbeIise 9el.emmelie
ON, bbOrOiot be 5oreneOe Stattr liaI
rebOerbs fig panamatonulen eaer ei.
Sort for pr9iibent Wcainleb began
fig pad fin @ennemldnosreiie, boboe
ban 8elgg al en- Oeputdtion, beit1as
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

8agtlerne blep bel bnre
Den ferite Ssnoing @agtIer 6erfra I'll
0anmart bleD aeberae noget obte. I
8ugtler - 4 9anrer og 8 gunner -
antpm Iaaleoes til 6obro. De blepe
Itrdts uoIatte / 2lpoteter 6anien5
Pluntage. 8isie 7par tilIigemeo 40
andre be ipr9eIige Reitsr uf en- Sens
Oing pao $50 5ugle, Der bar inoforz
Itrebet af en- Del SagtOenner og Iterre
Gjenoomsbeiiboere. @eb en- 6eiltas
gelie bar 6ele 6enoingen gaaet til BET
nOrolige Norge, bOorfra ben after
Ienotes til 8anmart, men Ou bar tun
AZ Qipe. 6pert at be lebenbe DIR
tommer beroeb til at Itaa U}ootagerea
/ en- pris af 30 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

De 5orenebe Stater er oct met
tufieorittenoe 9anb geroen. Ter
lenoes uaentIig $1000.OOO uo al
aanoet iom getaling for 9dfiebsnner,
% iammenlignet me0 andre 9anbe.
bar 5Orbruaet pr. 6oDeo 1900 iaaz
Isbes: GngIanb 0.72, Stalien 0.98,
Gitrigs slln9arn 2.o4, 5rantrig 4.62,
3bflano 6.12; be 5OreneOe Stater
1919.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

3il 9eoite for muligs 2Bit6ooenoe
blanot bore qaiere iler bi meo al tunbs
qsre felgsnbe: Oct bar biotil oaret
umuligt al faa 6eiat nogle Gmbeoer.
Der bar lite melot zig en- eneIte Nm
isger til poiten iom Snipettsr for
0ampitbsteoler / Wlanild og Qsnnen
er bog $2,250 aarlig. Gnobibere bar
man lite funnel finoe en- peltoalificeret
Wlano til Gmbeoet iom 9so= Snipet-
tor beO Gontoret for annual inbus
itri" unoer 4geropriningsafoelingen
2snnen er $1,000 og 1400 aarlig meo
lloiist til Stigning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Qlariagsn til ben frpstelige lllptie
meb &rigsitibet Blaine. bill nu maaz
iie blipe retslig itabf9itet af ben aoms
mission, iom bar meo be 6else 3ra,s
taten mso Spanien iamberen0e ardb.
SlGgtninge af be peb .,Wiaine"s Gtss
ploiion forulpttebe bar nemli9 an
mGlbt Gritatningstrap for &ommisz
iionen, og bisie arao fan be fun faa
opfplot, bpis be faar bepiit, at Spanis
en- oirette eler inoirette er anioarlig
for lllDtten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
eaHl4 ~ & eaalGsHlill.
Sanlfz2 merifanlf.
~ NC = M nm q -.-- -

sra 9anit 8eitin Die n
Sioen Wibten af forrige glar bar ost
Daret uogipet ct 8lab puu Ct. 6roir,
Iom beoDer .36e 9aniib 8eitz zSn=
bian" og iom bar paret Organ for
BET oanifsfreolite Partis NloOitano
moO Salget af De Oanit Deitinoiite 9ez
ibbeIier til De 5or. Stater.
: en- Qrtifel, Tom 8laoets llbgiper
og Geber, 6r. $. 9upueB, Deo sOdr=
talsififtet retter til fine 29iere, uOtaz
Ter ban uotrpftelig, at ban nGrer ben
faiteite 3iaio til tit 5oretagenOes pa
trioti7le 8ero. Somtioig optaIter
ban imiolertio bet SpergsmaoI:
,Stal jeg oeo6libe at ubgiOe og reois
gere bette 9la62" Sparet fel9er /
Iamme Qanoebrat; bet lDoer benegs
tenOe: 6r. Qopaeb frutra0er iom
9laDets 9eoer meo llogungen af BEN
ne W}uaneo og baaber inOen ben 3io
at 6aDe funbet en- pasIenOe @flpier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

SneftOrm. 8emioie, Minn.
Uldi 13. - Ser bar ralet en- alminbe.
Zig Sneitorm oper belle Ggnen. 9et
blGIer M aulOe neO og man frpgte,
for 5roitens 6elger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

st mprteligt Snobrubstpberi bar
funoet Steo Der. I'll ,16e Speater' :
81rslie pao aopitaliet funbtes foss
leoen Dag 0sren opbruot, og bele Be
reIiet par gennemraniaget. Sau piot
man peo, bar 5DDen bog life fadet mo-
get llobptte. poliiiet antager, at ban
bar is9t efter baroifuloe Papirer, men
lite funoet noget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

De folffe banfte so ar.=
SebGer. Der er ubgiOne Der Cam
bet fra y}ep gort, er MI uf ben BAN
ite &onIul ienot til llOenrigsminiite-
riet, Der after bar ooerleDeret Dem til
Ratipndlbanten.
6Oor mango af be fulIfe Sebler,
iom er meget 9oot eftergjorte, Der cir
tulerer gleip gort, er ielbfelgelig iftt
goOt at oibe. men IanOipnli9oi8 e
enOnu ingen tommen Omlsb / Dan
mart.
Plaben, bporefter Seolerne er ia
britereOe, er afeoeret til Rutionalban-
fen apben6apn, idmmen meb belt
ben at glen 9orfzqolitiet opinappeot
8eboloning Seoler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

IN 9lrbejberz Orgonifa II
tion. gittsburg pa. Ulai 13. -
Der 6oloes en- &onference Der Dag
msGem graiioent 3beoOor S6affer for
o2lmalgomateo 2tsIOciution At Sroa.
Steel ano BUR @Orters" og Setretar
s. B. Yrpale for ,tbe Bridge ano
Struetural Sron Norters". 6enii9z
ten er at fad lagt PIaner for en- 2lns
9reb5= og 5orIparss2laiance melem De
poaaploenbe TO 2(rbeiosforeninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

st 9fbne8bprb. 5or6enbps
renoe Senator Sules Siegfrieo fra
iSranfrig er / benne 9iO paa geIeg /
@bicago. 6an ertlareoe forleben Dag,
at BET franfte 5olt I q(lminbelig6so
amer 0loior Giterba3p for 5orfattes
rem til bet ,,boroereau". lom af9ab
Oct egentlige bemmelige 8ebismates
ridle mob 9repfus.
The sun., 1901-04-01
presudentinl Appointments.

Washington. March 31.-The presi-
dent has announced the following ap-
rointments: To he delegates to the in
ternational conference of American
states-Cyrus Northrop Of Minnesota,
Henry G. Davis Of West Virvinia, Will
liam I. Buchanan of Iowa. Charles NJ.
Pepper of the District of Columbia
and Volney W. Foster Of Illinois. To
he members of the Louisiana Purchase
exposition commission m John NJ
Thursten OF Nebraska. Thomas III. Car
ter OF Montana, William Lindsay OF
Kentucky. George w. Mcbride Of Ore
gon, Frederick A. Belts of Connects
cut, John NJ. Allen Of Mississippi. Mar
/ tin II. Glynn of New York. John +
Miller of Indiana and Philip ID. Scot
of Arkansas.
The sun., 1901-04-01
Cinnamon TRY Decen,;on

Boston, March 31.-Three Chnanen
have been arrested here, charged with
having substituted for men who are,
to be deported by the government men
who had been here legally. but who
wished to return to China. Ii is claim
60 that the Cinnamon arrested made
the substitution so as TO send those
who wished to go back to China to
mat country at the expense Of the
United States government. Willie those
TO be deportcd could remain in their
places. The three men under arrest
are Corn Dong, one of Boston's most
prominent merchants; Chin Sheng and
500 Hon Yen.
The sun., 1901-04-01
EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGED.
Son of Ex-Congrcssmnn Crowle.
Suspected by Postal Department.

Son of Ex-Congrcssman Crowley
Suspected by Postal Department..
San Juan, Porto Rico, March 81
Harold Crowley of Lockport, n. Y,
son of ex-Congressman Crowley and
an employee OF the postal department,
who was recently ordered to Buffalo,
has been arrested, charged with the
appropriation of $377 of postal funds,
and released ON 1000 bail. Crowley
is said to have appropriated this mon
ey from funds registered in Ponce and
en- route from Yauco to San Juan.
The package was missed March %,
and Crowley intended to sail from
here March 81. He was detained by
a postoffice inspector, and an investi-
CATION showed that lie displayed con-
siderable cash on March "a. On that
day Crowley said he had received a
remittance from his father. The pre-
liminary hearing has been set for
April 2.
Crowley has an excellent reputation,
having filled many positions of trust
since 1898. His friends cannot ac-
count for Crowley's action. The evi,
dence against him is very damaging.
The sun., 1901-04-01
FUNSTON IS REV ARDED
Aguinaldo's Captor Made Brigadier
General In Regulars.
GAY RISE TO HEAD OF ARMY
iriHadier Generals Lloyd Wheaton
and Jacob H. Smith Also Receive
Promotion - Both Are Vetsr-
y ans OF the Civil War.

Washington, March 31.-The question
of rewarding General Funston for the
capture of Aguinaldo has been DECIDED
by the president and the secretary OF
war. The decision 10 contained In the
following dispatch sent to General
Macarthur at Manila by Adjutant
General Corbin:r
"The following appointments made:
Wheaton, major general; Smith and
Funston, brlgadier generals. The sec
retary of war joins me in, congratula-
tions to all!'sa 4Ns
The following announcement was
then made at the White House:
'9ro be major general. United States
army, Brigadier General Lloyd Whea'
ton, vice Miles, promoted lieutenant
general; to be brigadier generals in the
regular army, Colonel Jacob Fl. Smith
Seventeenth infantry, brigadier genera
volunteers, vice Daggett, retired. and
I3rigadier General Frederick Funston
United States volunteers, vice Whea
ton. promoted"
General Lloyd Wheaton, just promot
cd to be major general, was appointed
n brigadier general only few week!
ago. He has had an excellent record
The sun., 1901-04-01
CANAL BILL COMPLETED.
Improvement, of New York Water
ways Calls For Sx1, ,00O,O00.

W@yn O0hhu r0f P&oSVovtoV"'
Albany, March 31.-,rhe canal i'm
provemsnt bill In all probability will
80 into the legislature Tuesday morn
Ing. State Engineer Bond, Superin-
.tsndent of Public Works Partridge and
Attorney General Davies have been col
laborating in the preparation of the
bill, and 1t Ia practically completed.
II will be submitted to Attorney Gen
ernl Davies for final examination to
IL 1t is constitutional in all
its requirements.
The bill follows generally the lines
Of the bill OF 1895. which provided for
the submission of the proposition to
expend se,o0000o for the Improvement
Of the canal system, and the supple
mentary bill OF 1895, which provided
for the expenditure Of the money voted
by the taxpayers at the election In the
fall Of 1895.
In addition to these provisions others
have been added for the protection OF
tthe state in the matter of reclassifica'
ltion of excavated material and In ev'
cry other way until 1t is believed that
the contract drawn under this act viii
be too comprehensive for any con
tractor to get in any extensive bill fol
extras. .s
The improvement called for by thu
hin will follow closely the recommenda
tions Of Governor Odell in his specia
message on canals, which were for ;
nine foot ditch on the Erie and sever
foot ditch on the Champlain canal
The whole improvement, with interes
charges and all, is to cost about S25,
uOO, 900. This does not call for the en-
largement of the locks SO as to &C
commodate boats 125 feet long an'
having capacity Of 450 tons, whicl
is very much desired by the canal men
Such a canal would cost $26,0o0.0Oc
and the canal men hope TO be able t
secure amendments to the bill whicl
will give them this. They claim tina
State Engineer Bond is not opposed t
this enlargement Of the governor
plans and think that Governor Odel
will not be opposed to it when he ha
heard their arguments.
The sun., 1901-04-01
Three Charters Granted.

Dover, Del, March 3O.-The West Side
Brick Company was Incorporated here
this afternoon, to construct and equip
groai,ds, buildings and conveniences for
public amusement and entertainment. 1t
is Philadelphia concern and the capital
stock is $4,000.
The Glen Iron Furnace Company was
incorporated to purchase and otherwise
acquire and control the establishment
and business known as the Berlin Iron
Works. 1t is a Philadelphia concern
and has capital stock of 100000.
The Industrial Trust Company of Chi
cago was incorporated to engage in a
general business of promoting large i'll
vestments of capital for industrial pur.
poses. The capital stock is $50o,oOo. Tho
incorporators are Illinois business men
The sun., 1901-04-01
LORD SALISBURY.

suffering from Rright's disease in so
aggravated form that grave view
is being taken of the ease. Lord Sails
bury is so anxious to prevent the ma
turc of his Illness from being made
public that none OF the eminent special
lists called in is allowed to sign bull
lctin. No bulletin sanctioned by the
doctors has been issued.
"The premier's condition suddenly be-
came so grave Il week ago that Sir
Richard Douglas Powell, DR.. Walker
and other physicians were hastily sum-
moned. In order to avert a crisis a spe-
clal prescription was made up, the ap-
nlication of which checked the an
proaching complications, but the pre-
mier's condition for the last day or two
has disappointed all the medical men.
One of his callers was a special mes
senger from the king.
"The family has expressed hone
that Lord Salisbury might make the
journey to the Riviera, but the physi-
| clans are 10th to express an opinion ex-
cept in so far as forbidding any definite
arrangements to be made for the pres.
ent"
| The Sunday Specials st. Petersburg
correspondent says that the visit of NJ
Delcasse. the French foreign minister
4 .t9ethe Russian capital April 90 is con.
nected with the far eastern question
and that he desires to warn the Rus
sian foreign office not to push matters
IN China too far. thereby cndangerine
peace. France, he says, desires to
avoid all warlike complications.
The sun., 1901-04-01
ALARM ABOUT MAD DOGS.
Children Attacked and are sufsrin,
From Rabies,

Dover. Dell, March s0,--It has sine
developed that the children attacked anyl
bitten by supposed mad dogs near Burr,
vile early this week.. and over which the,
whole community was alarmed, We're the
victims Of the same animal and that il
was suffering from violent rabies. After
biting Charles, the 13-year-old son o.
Ezekiel Tharp, the animal vas. ,purspet
by companyaof armed men and shot. Z
On the day before the Tharp boy was
attacked, 7-year-old Annie Greenlee. the
bright little daughter of Benjamin
Greenlee, who resides on the Greenlees-
boro-Burrsville road, was overtaken by
the dog in a field, where she was knocked
down and her face terribly bitten. 1t is
one Of the most distressing cases known
on this Peninsula. DIR. Theodore Sauls
bury has taken both children and the
animals head to the PasteW Institute
in Baltimore.
The sun., 1901-04-01
A BIG FIRE In KANSAS CITY.
Five Firemcn Injured S200,OO0
Worth of Property Destroyed.

rive ffremen Injured - TSoo,OOu
Worth of Property Destroyed.
Kansas City, March 31.-A fire in
which more than 100000 worth of
property was destroyed and five fire.
men, including Chief Hale, were in
lured has occurred at the Jacob Dold
Beef Packing company's plant, on
Eighth street, near the Kansas line.
The injured firemen are: Chief Hale,
scalp cut by falling brick; u. Dyer,
ribs broken; Mike Mahoney, back and
limbs injured by falling wall; Thomas
y. Considine, head cut by glass; John
Nolan, leg and foot hurt.
The cause of the fire is not known.
All Of the available firemen in the city
We're on the scene soon after the
alarm was sounded, but 1t was evident
that it would be impossible to save
the main building, in which the fire
originated. The fire burned fiercely for
three hours, during which time the
tiremen worked hard to prevent its
spreading to the other buildings, but
when the fire was under control the
main building was total wreck.
The main building of the Jacob Dold
Packing company was destroyed by
fire in September, 1899, entailing a
loss of $350,000
The sun., 1901-04-01
Giant Combine In Boston.

Boston, March 31.--The Boston Lead
Manufacturing company and the Chad
wick Lead works have consolidated
The capital stock of the new corpora
tion is $S00,000, this stock to he paid in
to the extent of S650,0O0 by a convey
ance to the new corporation of the
manufacturing plant and real estate Of
the two companies, except the building
of the Chadwick company on Forthill
square, and balance of S150,000 to he
paid in cash. The new company pro-
poses to issue 100000 in bonds at par,
making an active capital of S450,0OO.
The sun., 1901-04-01
BrIdgeport PROFESSOR Drowned.

Stratford, Conn, March 31.-Profess-
or Alexander Wheeler, aged 20. in-
structor of English in the Bridgeport
High school, has been drowned in the
Iousatonic river. After duck shoot
ing expedition the professor and Al
bert Smith, aged 16, one of his pupils,
rugged a sail and started up the river.
An unusually severe gust of wind
struck the boat when opposite Peck's
Mills, aud the craft was capsiZed pre-
cipitating the occupants into the wa
ter Professor Wheeler attempted to
swim ashore for boat in which he
could save Smith, but after going
about 80 yards he suddenly disappear.
cd. Two boys who saw the accident
from the Stratford shore put out in u
boat and rescued Smith.