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The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19
pslssss 0snpbsll Bsrssd.

Little Dolores Csmpbsll, The II yesr
on dsushssr 0t Frsak Csnpbsll. wss
budiy burned Wednesday and osiy Tor
The pr0nps assistance Of hsr iashsr,
'She hsppsnsd 70 b q hO0s. che
'WWald have burned 70 death. Her
0eeodnoshsr, Mrs. Nary Campbell,
We doias cone prsssrviag on . gsso.
lins stove, when The child, Who wss
alons In shs kitchen . Nv uinusss,
vent 20 near he blssiaG burner thss
her ,lothes csughton Ore. Her sorssms
brought her isshsr Who We ID ~ ID.
Joining room end Who threw . bsokst
Of wsssr on the child, who wss snvelop.
ed 10 . Asns ssd By throwing q
Guilt around Der, sucossd-
Cd 10 putting the Ore out end saving
her lie.
Strange 70 Say that although hes
cl0shss we're entirsly burned OF, she
wss oot seriously burned.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19

misutss By pusspsse1stestr mo issslf.
Thsa aLd 70 THE soulsioa 10 gallons
Of ssase, Stir thoroughly ssd uss - .
sprsy. Tns importsos thing 70 b
p0ssd.la ~ - q ~ kseessos saul.
sios d shas u sbeuIa b spseyed jass
- soon - possibls end bsioss Ne
bugs have scasasrsd through ~ corn,
osAsswise h viii b impsscsIcsbls 70
rsaeh ths0 b. spraying. THIS spesy
kills oaly By eoassee, eeA hsass o.
auss esssslly Sossh ~ b~gs wisA Ne
spray In oedse 70 knl thsa noat
va J. ~. osan1AN,
eoto0ologiss E8pseiososel 0sssioa.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19
olAygN

Engiusss wm. Anderson he's just
returned from . months Sscssioa end
Ass rsporssd for duty.
eIos wssshsr. bsalsship sosins end
nisfortuoA hes % redussd ~ force
Of Arsoss % W. rcd, thss u 10 ain.
cult 70 - men enough 70 DO he work.
Asy ooe Who 10 - oil suitable hss but
70 apply now 70 81 . JOB Of firing.
n. r.. n. c. .SssJRase wiss,
Arch Nossgoassy. 81 -Dssy .oabsss,
lsh hsrs TssslsS ~ tleseo. Il hup-
ing 70 b s~uccSssfar ID craving .
fern from Ussls esa. Nsasly oil Of
then we're slso empowered 70 - -
he agent II some old colder. Nay
hey oil suoossd.
Rest Of slsssr Ne gresshoppsrs
sAsssssu - ssks whss corr he drouth
he's Mn sod they srs 40 ssspecsors Of
psrsoas, they visit alike ths just end
The unjust. They have nearly ruined
3 scrss Sor "a Ulooss. Who 10 such Q
solid rspublIcsu. thss hs 10 known "a
Marx Hsnna. The hoppses ere nov
consuming . crop Sor ". G. Caldwell
Who 10 sush % inssnss Dsmocrss tAss
~ disowned Ksotocky, his ussivs
sssss. when Il went rspublicsa . ysas
or 70 ago. They srs also doing grssi
dswsgs h, The crops Of Ne Two mug
vunps, T. W. Jsokins snd @. W.
Fowler.
The Dsooerssie pspses, large end
smell sssa 70 b alIsd With vosAss
sed sxulsssion - We showieg osds "a
~ lsas sppossosas al ~ ssassssAool
ised. TAsy NJ both surprlsed cd
pleosed hiss . Ds0ocsealo sdRials'
trssion hes beeo abs sod willieg u
eossply With the plain lsstsr Of Ne lsv
Of ~ sssss In this meter. They poio'
With pride 70 he fest thss there 10 q
increase IN he amount over prsvl0ul
yssPs, although The inorssse 10 iscs \
not In p~roportioo n the Increase Il
population or 70 The valuation o
pe0psrty snd 10 not nssr The amour
Ills fund will b 10 . lev years fr0a
Gov when rspublicsns take charge o
Ne s6sirs Of The sssss.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lsss. All druggista refund the money
u II fails TO cure. e. w. Gr0ve's Gig.
nature 10 on each box. PC.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19
smel0v.'l

!. T. McCsiiisssr went 70 Nsrshsll.
Saturday.
jia DallssA ssassd Ne A. J. Powell
plscs tAis wssk. m
Hsyob Bros srs bsiliog hey 10 The
vicisisy this wssk.
Toa Fowler shippsd . losd Of
hsissrs Thursday sisht.' 0i
Bore, 70 NJ. aeA sers. "A fIarsoe,
vriasy, July lAh, . BOY.
John Birch cold shis vssk 70 Ne.
rios Spsrts , losAs Of osssis.
% Mrs. n. J.. AisCsilisssr y vislsiag
hsr dsughssr. Nrs. J. T. Swinnsy, Of
Mssshall.
Mise Pssrl Hsslip returned hose
Saturday siSse . wssk's wish 70 ME-.
A. J. Powell.
NJ. and Mrs. Critssud0u, Of Texss,
srs visiting their sister, Mrs. Z. Al.
too this week.
e Axiom end brosher.ln-lsw, Mr..
Crisssndon, Of Texas, wers In Msr.
shsll' Monday.
A good many OF The Farmers srs
selling their stock on sco0uns Of The
scarcely Of wsssr.
"a Rso0 he's Just 6nishsd sAssshias
. pieos Of Wheas Tor SEN shannon
which averaged % bu 70 he sess.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19

Ths chieoh bug disease, which W.
Ssssion ~ Coluobis he's
bssa seediag ouA 10 sascsual only
whsa sos wssshsr IL warm end moist
Whsa n 10 boz cod dry, this disssss
will NOT take ~ oil. sad Il 10 ussless
- dissribuss II 10 The 6slds u TILE
time. Furthermore, the dissass may
b found 10 Ne 6elds n~ssursliy, and
whso No proper climsss conditions
occur, II viii sake" end kill The huge
without The special introduction Of die.
essed gsrms from the Experiment Sts-
sion.
There ere Two things which can b
done 70 lesen The rsvsgss Of The bugs
and 20 kill them, thas sre under our
control snd should b used whsn The
wesshss b dry. 10 The Ora plses, b.
pl0viug for . specs OF ssn isss around
shs corr Geld, narrowing end dra9'
ging brush afssr ~ hssr0w. On - q
osks - oSoh dust - possibls. \ Will
b found that when shs young bugs
hsgia 70 migrate fr0a Ne whsss "a
ths corn, shsy viii nos - . rulS b
sbb " cross Tile sso ~ Of dust.
when shs inssess develop wiags. shey
may ay 0vsr ~ plowsd spsos (tkis
will hsppsn shout onos In ssu timssl
end u hey slishs upVa The arss isv
rows Of corn he second osshod mel
b Ussd Tor destroying shs0.
6eoQaA, whsu The Insects c0ilsct, .,
hey 'irsqssotly do, upon The drse isv
rows Of corn, the bsst way 70 kil
thsm and prevent their spresdial
Through Ne Geld 10 70 sprsy immsdi
sssly with ksroseue emulsion. TIL,
will DOT iujurs the corn, and will kil
the huge readily. Kerosene emulsion
10 made - follows: Dissolve lib. Q
hard sosp IL ! gallon Of soft boilinl
wstsr; add 2 gslloas OF ksrossss q
coal oil, and then BY mssus Of ID
force pump With shs sprsy nOssle ~
moved, churu this mixture for teI
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19

.F n oAae elaaetsu.
vrsa shs oAsssse Chfoass,s tD-m.,
p TIE platform sdop~sd By Ne Dsno.
ersas a Ohio % Wednesday u Ne
osss eoopeshsoeive seoasoses q Deo.
ooeasie principles unmixsd wish he
vagsriss Of PopulisA'sn Socialism
which hes beso made 10 this demo.
cratic republic In moro than Ave years.
IL ignorss Ne money QUESTION, for
there 10 10 money qusssioo ed sevsr
hes bsso sxosps IN Ne minds Of he
selfish, The ignorant end he isssstc,
who m ' . rssdy 70 mislssd he
disseminated sud ill.inSormsd.
Il Ignores ths Chicago end Ksusss
City plsssorms - ~sbsrrssions Of %.
healthy minds snd unwholesoms No.
soss, ~ producss uos Of reason end
3rinciple, bot Of passion and dsiirium,
Allie undsooeratie end unworthy Of
S0eobroooe sseeps % . vsseisg.
Il igsosss oil pea hadses, svcssss.
ful end ~unsuoosssiul, o. By right Il
should do. end leaving then oil 70 The
Individual judgmsos Of Amsricaas,
sssNs from Ne unhappy psrsonsl dii.
Ssesoess whish hsvs Aoes % much 70
ooafuso Deooeeaslc eouassls saa "a.
dresses Issslf 70 peiuoipsss Which ous-
lsss mso end srs impsrishsbls.
TIE Ohio plsssorm 10 Oh thss svsry
Dswoorss . sssod upon. A. Il va
not made for Popullsts and Socialists,
II h NOT expected thse Il will receive
Populistic and Socislistic support
No truly Democratic dslivsrancs could
b expecssd 70 commsod such suppost.
TIE prios Of favor 10 that quarter OF
lee he's been The shs1sful sscri6cs Of
Dssnoosscy sad ~ alisaasios OF
Demooracy's leaders.
We may serusiaiss ibis plssiorm In
vein for dsclsrssions IL favor Of TIE
ire sod unlimited coinage OF silver
q ~ rssio Of 10 10 I for The bsusdt al
tbs BONANZA milne owasrs and he dsbs
shirkers. We 6ud n0 msosi0n Of the
c0.opsrssivs c0mmouweslth and Mons
Of muaicipsl owosrship Of public util.
isiss. There 10 no mention Of the ini.
tissive sad rsisssndom. There L. 81.
lsuos on the subiscss' Of ~govsrnnens
store house, for crops OF C0xey's
good roads snd OF : per esns honda.
In the plsoss long usurpsd By shsss
visiDns Il found . lucid end digninsd
presentation Of Democratic faith, true
to-day and true forever.
The Democrats Of Ohio were forum.
sss 10 having the opportunity Arst "a
apply Democratic doctrine 70 the i'm
portsns questions which have long
bssn considered only from . Republic
can or . Populistio standpoint. Thu
th0roughnsss with which they perform
, Cd The task proves that The c0uven
. ti0u must have been highly reprsssn
taaivs Of The iutslltgencs end substsuC>
OF the party. They have blAssd . wsy
which Democratic 10 oil seoti0os Of th'
, republic should make haste TO follow
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19


Harry Frseoisoo wos aqsies slek
Wednesday, hsviag bsso ovsroons By
hsss wtils hslpia6 Ashs ~ ass Of sAas
morniag.
JossSh Huston wss soosg Ne pr.
soas ovsecoos with heos Wsdsssdsv.
bus wss sb,s 70 deliver bic papsss n
shs svssing.
A W bob vss burusd u " tsss
whsss ~ ossslags ~ bsle9 hsld. ~
forsuasAsly ~ Ore Sss pus 0us before
II spessA further.
Dr.. D. =. Msaaing was Overcome
viii W hsss wsdessday vhils Trying
70 God BIZ sccouns books 10 HE once,
which Wos 6lled VIII s00ts.
Evsry. asa IN Mseshsll wss . hsro
Wednesday end worked :sithiully n
he fscs u ~ spreading blsss, Witch
could b ssls Tor blocks away.
Dan O'Brisa's right hand re- badly
burned whiis sssissisR II oovisg NE
hose 10 froos 81 Ne Nsw York Store.
Ne will not b sble 70 uss h foe some
tlme.
Rev. r. z. Norris sod ismily he'd
their vslusbsss psoksd sed rssdy 70
move out Wednesday wbsa u wss
thought The Ore would sprssd down
Odsil avenue.
Ths Prsebyssrisa church caught ou
Ore from . spark bl0wa from NJ
burniag buildisss Wednesday
morning and quite . hole wss bvresd
In Ne root bseors Ne Ore vss sxsis.
vuishsd.
Ia Pags wss hsdly cut % his lsN
arm while assisting 10 agheiag ths 6rs
q th~ New York ssors, which hes bssa
the pride Of ~ e0ooual1y for %
many years, but 10 to-day among III
things thss wers.
Thlugs looked ssstess ieAssd, q ~
hone Of n. D. Aosue Wedoeedsy,
with the sagry blass rspidly coming
nearer ssA sssrsr, ed he family q
ON sims meme ~ their Minds he
their hons would essssisiy 20.
Mise hsMls Brown vsass - ~ On
WEDNESDAY, osssiag end whss shs ~
turned found W. 49, awslag n frost q
l,sr m~illinsry store he'd eanghs o 6r
snd wss sasirsly destroyed, bas e0ssS
nssely, no osAsr damage YES doas.
I%s. p. Why, Who h JUST recovss
Ing ton . ssvsss illssss, wss Ovss
cone With hsas Wednesday Willis vort
Ing On We soel a ~ Progress o.
and he'd IN b token hone. He ~
very ~ III day. bsi We nush oov
cOmfoNsb,s rbuesday.
Henry Mitchell. chief ~ he slsss
Fire C0mpany, va 'prossrated will
6ghsiny The Ore Wednesday end ~
token 70 p. n. Frssklla's dsN0 se0rs
When hs recovered consciousness h
US surreaseed BY fslsnAs, who 10
his bead sua Limbs packed 10 Zoe, 90
the u~nfovtunu1s men IVES sbls 70 b
around durias ~ sssaiag.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
Mrs. Elizabeth Commons.

Mrs. Elizabeth Commons died
a. the home Of her son-in-law, Mr..
NJ. Mcdonald, Of the Macy com
munity Wednesday night, Feb.
2G. at - o'clock. She was about
- wears old and had made her
home in the county for quarter
Of a century. She was born and
raised FOO North Carolina, and
leaves five children, Mrs W. D.
Mcdonald, Mrs. VI. NJ Mcdonald
Mrs. Sa'lic i. Dilli.haw of Macy.
Mrs. Mary Newman Of Elliott and
r. $ Commons of North Carolina
She also leaves grand children and
great grandchildren. Mr.. Com.
mons was % member of the Chris
tian church, and her long life was
marked by good deeds, aud the
Observance ofthe Wholesome teach.
ings of the blessed Master. She
was greatly beloved by all who
enjoyed the pleasure of her ace
uuaiuuuc.. Funeral at o'clock
sunday mUruiugat Concord Gene
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
RUSHING THE BILLS.
There Is l. Friction in the Senate
Than Was Expected.
FINAL DISPOSITION.
The River aud llarbor, War Tax he.
dnrtion. Diplomatic and Consular
and Agricultural Appropria.
ton Bills Passed.

Washington. March In the senate
yesterday the river and hnrhor bill, ear.
rying appropriations OF more thau $50.
10000 was passed without % word Of
discussion and the senate adopted the
conference report upon the war revenue
reduction measure without disturbing
in the least the smoothness Of the pro.
cecdings
Final conference reports We're made
and agreed 20 ON the diplomatic and
consular and the agricultural appropria
ton bills and another conference on the
postoniro bill was ordered
Conference reports ON several other
measures were agreed To, and several
bills of minor character were passed.
The last hour and half Of the session
was devoted % consideration Of the
sundry civil appropriation bill.
The house cleared the decks Of mum.
Der Of important conference report,
without much difficulty The confer
eurc report outhp war revenue aud re-
duciuu bin proved generally acceptable
t0 both sides and was adopted without
division mr. Richardson the minority
leader. a.W.arcI iu b. as the beet
that could boz dome. although ho stated
that tha minority still believed the WA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
MACY

Macy, Texas, Feb. 23.-As !
have not seen any news boo the
Eagle from Macy in some time, ]
thought / would tell you few
things.
The health in the community is
only tolerably good.
Mrs. Sallie James of this place
died at her home this morning
and was buried in the Shiloh Gem
etcry sunday evening.
Mr.. Matthew Anderson made q
nyiug trip to lIearue yesterday,
and returned today.
Mrs. Emma Hardin. after long
illness ls able to bee out again.
We were treated to % light snow
last night. ROSEBUD.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
~ covvELLy & cARvgs.
SATURDAY MARCH. 1901
PROF. ELLB OPINION

FROf. tLLio Oii'ID'.
Prof A. G. Ellis of the State
University ]. ont in ana able article
On the subject II industrial educa-
ton, which is just now uppermu-t
~ The minds Of many people of the
State. Prof Ellis discusses the
question with reference 10 the pro-
posed industrial school ior giri.
H. reviews industrial education
rom ils earliest history, ana shows
what the siNy-iour agricultural
and mechanical colleges ana 'lh'r
technical schools IN the United
States are doing He is strongly
in favor Of making the glkl- 'n-
du-trial school part of the a. aud
H. College and says the experience
in several states and abroad has
been that such a school, separated
fium other educational Institutions
tends TO degenerate and soon loses
the respect Of the better class OF
students, also that separate
school for girls is DeedIe-sIy ex-
per siyei at o conservative estimate
it would cost the state over $780,
600 TO build and equip one Of the
same grade as could Doe established
at cost of only q few thousand
dollars at College Station because
of the large equipment aud faculty
already provided. and bog REASON of
the aid given the college by the
United States government Prof.
Ellis thinks there might also be
an industrial annex to the sam
Houston Normal institute, and boy
this means teachers for the public
schools yersed in the industrial
arts and sciences could soon bee
..... a.. .,.,. 81 ,...,.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

Washington, March LA pru'mctcd
conference uu thc river and mrhu
bill j.. promised Tho conference began
informally even before fhr house con
fcr.o, were appointed, Don't tlr. u'
300 items of difference. SOME o,thamur
90 the million dollar mark, there i- littl,
prospect of even @ partial ar muur Dos
fore SUNDAY The Boston mrblr Bur
trrmlk channel 900 New York, Curti
bay, Baltimore hlrbor. Galveston iuucI
channel Oakland and sam Pedro Dul
mrhlr- aud thn Allegheny big Sandy
and Emlu, rivers aud arid lands auC
reservoirs ur. among the chief itcml
causing serious division.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

Washington, March Am order wm
issued 40 the war department Yesterday
placing Bumdicr Generals james II
Wilson and FithHugh Lae on the 70
tired list of the army.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
WIN Meet at 10. Angeles.

Atlanta, March THE next biennia
meeting Of the General Federation %
womrn's clubs will take place ON MIarcl
l. 1902 no Los Angeles, Cal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
Fifth SUNDAY Meeting.

The Eagle Is indebted TO Rev.
G.. A. Foster for the information
that the Fifth Sunday meeting will
be held az Providence, this month.
The last Fifth Sunday meeting
failed on account of bad weather,
and the program Of that occasion,
which has been published in
The Eagle, will be used for tha
coming meeting The meeting
will continue Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, March 29, 30 aud 81.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

Washington, March Tho hous,
defeated the motion of Mr. Elliott t
concur in the Charleston exposition
amendment Co the Louisiana Purchase
bill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

The Whit. Eagle mining com
p1uy incorporated under the laws
of Texas, OWNS Ga acres of miner
al land dye miles west of Bumel
upon which they are putting 90
quartz mill of 20 tens daily capaci-
ty;thc mine being developed assays
an average of $jl.jO copper and
gold. The mill will be ready for
operation iu about sixty days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

The way the legislature treated
George Could at Austin is liable
to make George Clark prick up his
ears and listen for somebody TO
hollor Turn Texas Loose.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
EI-uAYoR GRAcEs DAUGHTER MARRIED.

Mrs Alice Grace-Holloway. daughter of ex-
Mayor and Mrs. William R. Grace was married
yesterday afternoon TO Albert F. D'Oench The
wedding took place at o'clock at the home of the
brides parents. No. 81 East Severty-ninth-st The
drawing room, where the ceremony was performed
by Father McKnnon. Of ST. Ignatius's Church un-
der a canopy of palms. relieved by white lilacs,
roses and daisies, decorated by Siebrecht
Asparagus vines and Southern snilax festooned the
doorways and mirrors, and of pink roses
arranged the mantel piece. The bride,
who met Mr.. D'Oench the drawing room door.
entered with him. Neither had any attendants.
She Wore becoming frock of satin of the color Of
tea roses, which trimmed with white lace.
White orchids fastened in her hair Only
relatives of the bride and bridegroom pres
They included Mr. and Mrs William +.
Grace Miss Grace, Joseph P. Grace, William X
Grace, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Kent. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry S. Kerr Mr.. and Mrs: w. b. Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aver. Miss Aver. Master
Aver. Professor T. orc. Sloane. Walter and Nor
gan Grace; Dr.. P'oench. Mr. and Mrs. william Ian
D'Oench. Mr.. and Mrs. Tittman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Racknage and Mr.. and Mrs. Smdt After
the wedding q buffet luncheon was served. The
table prettily decorated with green orchids
and lilies of the valley. After a brief wedding
tour Mr.. DOench and his bride will live at NO.
l,l30 Madison-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
AMERICAN PROPOSAL WITHDRAWN.
MINISTER CoNGER DIRECTED TO URGE
COMPLETION OF NEGOTIATIONS
IN PEKING.

washington Jan. 1o.-The proposition sub
mitted by the President to transfer the nego-
tations on the questions Of indemnity and
revision of commercial treaties to some
other place than Peking was designed 10 Ia
cilitate the conclusion Of the Chinese neso-
tstions as a whole by separating those
still requiring considerable deliberation from
those already determined. AS some OF the
Powers do not look with favor upon this
separation and others hesitate to decide the
question, the President has deemed it advis-
able TO withdraw the proposition, and has di-
rected the diplomatic representatives Of the
United States TO inform the Governments 10
which the proposition was addressed
At the same time, desiring above all else 10
avoid delay in the progress Of the negotiations
the President has directed Mr.. Conger to urge
forward their completion at Peking. The other
Governments also have been urgently requested
10 avoid all unnecessary delay in completing
the settlement Of the Chinese question.
The foregoing gives in authoritative form
the important action determined upon and car
ried out to-day. Under the circumstances II
was manifest 10 the officials here that unity OF
action was impossible, and so long as even one
Power declined 10 accent the proposition there
could be no effective agreement for removing
these two subjects Of negotiation from Peklng-
II is understood that the action just taken
does not involve the slightest feeling OF dis
favor toward those Powers which viewed the
matter unfavorably or hello back in giving their
decision Both the President and Secretary
Hay acted on the suggestion OF Mr. Conger, In
the hope that this might offer a means of
breaking the apparent deadlock at Pekng and
opening the way TO q final adjustment. Now
that this phase Of the negotiations is closed, the
officials here feel that il would be ungracious
70 disclose lust what Powers did not look with
favor on the removal plan, and they decline 10
confirm the current speculation TO the effect
that considerable of the opposition has come
from Berlin The instructions to Mr.. Conger to
urge forward the completion Of the negotiations
at Picking were forwarded late in the day.
The State Department has received an i'm
portant communication from the German Gov
eminent relating 10 the Chinese question. The
nature OF the communication has not been dis
closed
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
NEW IRON AND STEEL COMBINATION
AN ANGLO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNION OF IN
TEREsTs

London. jan 10-The negotiations toward the
formation Of another American iron and steel COM
bination, which have been carried on recently in
London. reached point this evening where their
elimination became practically assured.
The companies intending TO amalgamate are
the Canadian Steel Company, the Lake Superior
Power Company the American Sheet Steel Com
pany the Otis Steel Company, the Pittsburg Steel
COMPANY and the Weman-Seaver Company, of
cleveland Combined with these, If the deal is
compietcd will be several English firms who will
take part in the enterprise financially and com
mercially.
Mr.. Seaver. president of the Wellman-Seayer Com
pany; E. A c. Pew, president Of the Canadian
ident of the Lake Superior Power Company; Mr..
wick of the American Sheet Steel Company; Mr.
Head managing director of the Otis Steel Com
pany and Mr.. Huber, OF the Pittsburg Steel Com
pany The moving spirit in the undertaking ap-
pears to be Mr.. Pew.
II is the intention of the projectors to erect
plants at various places, with the Welland Canal
as an outlet The object is to minimize expenses,
and acting with the English co-operators to Sc
crre markets here and elsewhere. The project may
be termed an English American Canadian combina-
ton. The capitalization has not yet been decided
upon.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YEsrERpAY's RECORD AND To-pAY's FORECAST

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-pAY's FORECAST
Washington. Jan. Io-Rains have fallen in the Gulf
States Tennessee Valley and the Atlantic States
Georgia occasional rains or SHOWS IN the
lake region Middle Southern plateau regions and
the Northern Slope. Rains also have occurred IN the
central and Northern Pacific Coast regions The tenn
perature has generally the Middle Atlantic and
England coasts in the lower Ohio Valley, Cen
tal ana lower Mississippi Valley Middle and Southern
plateau and slope region Pacific Coast region and East
ern South Dakota changes ranging from 10 de-
grees 10 IS degrees from the lower Ohio Valley south
westward over Central Texas elsewhere it has risen
The tennerature continues much above the season s
average i the Middle Atlantic South Atlantic and East
Gulf States. and Tennessee
The disturbance moved eastward and is tonight
central over Western New-York and secondary de-
preston Tennessee southward and south
Westward Occasional rains or SHOWS are
Indicated for the Middle Atlantic and w-England
States and rains in South Atlantic and East Gulf
States and Eastern Tennessee to-day with local SHOWS
or rains along the and SHOWS in the extreme
Northwest. The temperature will fall generally over the
eastern half country, and rise IN the extreme
Northwest Brisk high northeast 10 east WinaS
indicated Tor the NeW-E-hgI
Coast brisk high soutneasteriy shifting 10 mgr n4rt9o
westerly for the Middle Atlantic Coast ana fresh 10
brisk east 10 south the South Atlantic Coast