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we'll distributed. The majority OF changes


denoted improvement.
Another item of interest was the. con,
tinued rise in the 1nterborough Rapid
Transit issues. Several hundred drt sila re-
a net appreciation of points. The 20 per
cent Mt paid stock was quoted at lis. bid,
a gain of 5 points. The former has risen
points and the latter in the past Two
days.
Standard Oil broke points to 665.
Northern Securities trading was again
on a large scale. The stock showed q
shares changed hands at 1o4 and 1oSss
first. and subsequently at 1oi.
American Can. common. sold 93z; United
Copper at 30 and s03s. afterWard at 2sss;
Aliis- Chalmer, preferred. at S2ax and IS.
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GRAIN NOTES.

1t was said yesterday that the ea=ly
sellers took back their wheat on the
break.
The heavy selling in wheat was said
to be by brokers and houses supposedly
representing Armour. 1t looked like Ar
mour sold millions of wheat, which
brought out rather long wheat and caused
great weakness toward the close. The
market, however, closed steady At the
decline.
CIearances yesterday: Wheat and -four,
1.253 900 bushels, against l,107, 900 bushels
last wear
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

BALTIMORE. MD, November 2o.-(Spe-
cial)-The market closed steady and
Seaboard, common, closed 2G1a, transac-
tons in 800 shares. The preferred closed
44st; sales of 100 shares. The As closed
S3esdS4. no sales. The SIS closed 1O1ssM
1o15s. '@
No transactions in Atlantic-Coast Line:
small lots offered around 157; no bids.
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gathers 70. 50aISAOO: fair to choice mixed,
!, i q. ...a.x 70: naTIHe lamps. s43.1NH4o1o.

EAST LIBERTY. PA. November %
-. inrrx, 80: good 3o.uua$o.aU; veal calves,
Hoss-Aotivs; prime heavies, s6.a 500;
meut.ms TO- sstg 5000; neavy workers.,
- ~: ngnt y orksrs, s6.26a1.u.st; pigs. so.zV
u.e.za; rouBns. So.vva so.vv, :, aoe..o =
Snaep-atsauy; pest wethers, =. s0q$a7o;
cuI1s ANA commen. $l9"4sz.eD; cnolce
Ia 1ap9 50, 204fSa.4u.
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ceipts, 1000 head including 500 head
Texans; good to prime steers, s575@s6:so:
Door to medium. s3ooIs55o: COWS H;40@
$3.50: heifers.s se0O0ss50o bulls, $200@s45o:
81. %: western steers. $35o@s5. 90.
Il Hogs-Receipts TO-DAY. 40oo head; to-
morrow, 25.OcO head: left over, 5000 head;
ma rket steady to &c. higher: close easy;
.oloice heavy. s62568s.5711h; rough. heavy,
S. o0mse 30: light. sS.o0@ss IS: bulk of sales.
$6.15@$6.30.
sheep Receipts, 1000 had; sheep and.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Quotations Furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange.)
Richmond, Va. November %, 1902.
PRODUCE MARKET.

The market is still dull and the sales
largely forced. The approach of Thanks
giving, however. has forced up the price
Of cranberries to $3.50 and 50 a barrel,
and the price of turkeys is somewhat
stronger. Large. fat turkeys are bringing
10 cents straight and dressed turkeys.
choice and drawn. are selling from II
to 10 cents.
The glut in cabbage still continues, and
market men are glad In many cases. to
get the freight and commission. Coed
cabbages can be bought from to 8 cents
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

| BALTIMORE, November 19-Beef Cat
tle-Rsceipts for week ended noon to-
day 1925 head, against 1856 head last
week. Good cattio steady; other kinds
auli ana 10 to l5c, lower. Quote: Steers,
so:so; COMMON to far, s3001s4.1o; feeders.
500 to l.15o pounds, sa.75@s4.75; stockers,
* soeqss'o; heiIers 2,65@s4.5o; bulls, $3.50
0$3.6O; COWS, 51.501S360
iHoEs-Fair receipts; market slow at
Mondays prices. Quote: Western $3.50
0s6.s0; from other points. s625@s6 so;
roughs. s4.O0@S5.25.
Monday; market steady. Quote: Sheep,
butcher, 1AiG21ac.: lambs. 4@5Ac.
!Calves--Liberal supply; market slow.
Quote: Common to best, s@71ac.
$500: drivers. $50 to 5000: southern chunks,
$50 to ss5; mules from 500 to $500 head.
Fresh Cows-Liberal supply; market
dull: Quote: Common to choice. s17.o0D
NEW YORK, November 2o-Beeves-
Receipts. IS head, partly consigned d.
rect. no sales reported. Dressed beef
per pound; Texas beef, ea7c. Cables
last received quoted American steers at
12Gl4c:, dressed weight; refrigerator beef
at 11k612c. per pound.
steady; grassers slow, but steady; west
ems dull. Two cars of western calves
unsold. VealS. S5.50@$9.OO per 100 pounds;
grassers. $3.50: dressed veals. 10@13c.
ISheep and Lambs-Rece iots, 2s9s head.
Sheep quiet; steady; lambs in light sup-
ply: 10000. higher. About four cars
stock unsold, mainly sheep. Sheep sold
at s2.256s3. 60 per 100 pounds; lambs. $4,000
$3.50; dressed mutton. 5@6zc. per pound;
dressed lambs. 71s@e1kc.
Hogs-Receipts. 1858 head; market
firm; State pigs sold at $780,
EAST BUFFALO. N z. November
2o-Cattle--Receipts, Is head; market
lVsal%Receipts, Is head: market
strong; CSC higher: tops. ss.25@ss75.
Hogs-Recefpts. 43oo head: market fair
~ active; steady: heavy. ss.45Gs655:
workers. and pigs. ss.ao@s6: IS.
Sheep and Lambs-Rec eipts: 4. 200 head;
sheep firm: lambs 15@20c. higher; top
lambs, s53o6$5s6; sheep, top mixed, S3.15
Gss.e5.
CINCINNATI. O.. November 2o.-Hogs-
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va. November 20 1902

Richmond. Va, November 20. 1902
Bid. Asked.
STATE SECURITIES
North Carolina as, c.. 19!G loa lo 10
Virginia SIS new. c. & R1932 " e 9s
va. Centuries, 2-s,+ c. & R.1a9l =. s91s
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond city As; R..192O-ls3o los 1o77s
RAILROAD BONDS
c., C. & Aug, I'd rs. C..,.1slo 112h ia
Ga Pacific 1st U.s.; C,. "a 7s25 77i
Sor. an and Western, ~ S;l lsss 19e
Pe etersb Class 5 IS. r. c:ls2s 12s -
s seu Airline CON. list 4's.1s5o 81 s4A
west n. G. LIST SIS, C...1sl4 lis
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic-Goast Line ~, 7 7oS 7 75 7 7SS
ssabo su aa Airline, pref. 100 ~ IS
seaboard Airline, cona.....1oo 2SA 26A
Southern Railway. pref. ....1oo -
RANK STOCKS
American National 100 125
Broad-street Bank 3 Is
Ets1s SSt;on National s.
Metropolitan Bank Of Va. e, Is e e 2sA
National BANK or Virginia. .4VV ~
Planters National............100 $50
Rich Trust & Safe Dep. Co.1O0 16O 1e3
Southern Trust Co...........100 111h
Union Bank 5, q Eaehmond.::7 50 3 3ss 1877
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Virginia Fire and Marine. Is g
Virginia State ..s............ 70 Is
MIscELLANEoUs-
American Loco. pref, ......loo 80 80
North Birmingham I'd co::l9o rs IS
s. L. & S. Co.. 1sts.s 6 p. c...192Q 10
s. L. 8. Co.. con, ks's...1slS g
Va.-Car. Chem, pref.s.B 8 p. c.l00 ia y. l26 4
Va.-Carolina Chem, CON-. 100 62A IS Il
SALES BEFORE THE BOARD.
80 fN3rs1atA6fAyellRssPh Nsaical. eemmoQa
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at 4 e2A; 10 virginia-carolina Chemical.
common. at GO.
SALES AT THE BOARD.
200 Virginia 3s at ssN; seaboard AIR
Line, common, at q.
SALES SINCE THE BOARD.
Virginia Carolina Chemical. preferred.
at 125;t5 Vlrginia-Carolina CHEMICAL, com
mon, at GO; l0fVirginia- Carolina Cnennlcal'
common, at 63A-
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LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens-Small size. per lb... t
Large or mixed size, per h.. t

LIVE POULTRY.
Chiczens-Small size. per h.. to II
Large or mixed size. per h.. to 10
Grown pullets, per lb... to 10
Hens-Smdll and medium size,
Very large size, per lb........ to
Ducks-Large, per lb............. to II
Small and poor. per lb........ 8 to 10
Turkeys-LarSe and fat, per h.. to 10
Small and thin. per lb........ to 9
Geese-Large and fat. per head so to so
Small and thin. per head......4o to 50
Roosters-Per head..............26 to
Roosters-Larse and young. to 80
Guineas, MISUNDERSTANDING to
DRESSED POULTRY
Turkeys-Choice. drawn, per lb:12 to ID
Fair to good, drawn, per lb....13 to l211x
Ducks-Choice, drawn. per lb...13 to IA
Fair to good. drawn, per lb...1 to12
Chickens-9nall and fat, drawn,
per h.. .....................12 to 10
Large and fat. drawn, per ID. 10 to ii
Geese-Choice tat, drawn per lb.10 to II s.
Rough and red, drawn. per ID. to
Undrawn poultry sells from ~ to &c
per ID. less than drawn on this market;
however, there is ready sale for It
2 - GAME.
Rabbits. IN good ditIop,
lASh Asayl.. rYfSt$ytSt<sSyS fSy1a1 to Is 4
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation In the market for unlisted
securities yesterday lacked spirit. az
ri IN h IN tnsteneAk 81 ~ Sa3rlx,
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seaboard Airline Securities.

BALTIMORE, MD, November 2o.-sea-
hoard Airline common. 26as@26A; Sea-
Board Airline preferred. 44M@44B; Sea-
board Airline bonds, As, 837aGS4.
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

Quotations furnished b. Thomas Branch
& Co., Bankers and Brokers,
Members New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges.
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COTTONSEED OIL,

COTTONSEED OIL.
NEW YORK, November 2O.-Cotton-
seed oil firm but dull. on spot; prime
crude here, nominal; prime crude. f. o.
b. mills. 2Sd2sc.; prime summer yellow.
35636c: off summer yellow, Csc; prime
white 40c. prime winter yellow, 40G4O1ac.;
prime NEAL $780, nominally.
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NEW YORK, November 20.-Flour-
Quieter trade being checked by the wheat

NEW YORK, Novem Der N-F1otfr-
Quieter. trade being checked by the wheat
break.
Rye Flour-Quiet-
Buckwheat Flour-Firn.
Cornmeal-Easy; yellow western. $40.
Rye-Steady.
Bariey-Steady.
Wheat-spot No red, 7s7sc. Although
opening higher. on foreign buying. wheat
ports that the leading Chicago bull
house had unloaded for millions of May
wheat. Prices lost over cent per bushel
and closed at the lowest, or A@1he; under
market had an ae active trade al day, ana
vas generally well sustained. IN spite Of
cables and by. predictions of showers.
May closed unchanged, and near positions
a 1s@Ac. net lower. January closed 55c. !;
May, SIC; July. 47&c; November, CSC;
Oats-Spot firm; no. 2, $3.50 Options
barely steady and quiet all day. Decem-
Beef-Quiet: family. s15.5o@s1soo; mess.
80. 0ogs1o. 80; beef hams. s2o.5o; packet,
Cut-Meats-Steady.
Lard-Easy; western steamed, s11.4o@
S11.50; refined easy.
Pork-Quiet.
a5 d:aI.0w-s'eaoy' CITY, '''e.; country ."
Rosin-steady:
Turpentine-Steady.
Rice-Firm.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady: No. z, invoice,
SIZE; mild steady; Cordova. 7Aa12c:
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. 8 5-16c. !;
centrifugal (96-degree test, Bile; re-
fined firm: confectioners' A, $3.50; mould
A. $3.50; cut-loaf. s5.25: crushed, S525 !;
powdered. S4.75; graduated, s4.65; cubes,
$3.50.
Coffee futures opened steady, with
prices points higher. being influenced
by reports Of continued light receipts,
and an advance in foreign Speculate
markets. Prices steadily worked upward,
until a net gain of 10 to Is points was
shown. Towards the close broad bears
sold the market down sharply. final
figures being net unchanged to points
higher, with the undertone barely steady.
Total sales, $3.50 bags.
iButter-Firm; extra creamery, 2Sc !;
State dairy, 2OG26c.
lCheese-F'irm; new State full cream,
fancy small colored. old. l2A G13c.; new,
Rye; small white, old, 12A@13c.; new,
Eggs-Firn; average best, 2s@2shc.
iPotatoes-Steady; Jerseys, $1.75@S2. 10;
500; Long Island. $2oo@$2.so; South - J ;1sg
sey sweets. S1.50Qs2.5O.
IPeanuts-Dull fancy hand-picked, so
5Ac.; other domestic. 31&G5hc.
,n ., bages-Easy; domestic white, per
!Cotton-By steam to Liyerpool 100
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, November @:3Hea,y Y -; real
to-day, and the close was at lover
level, December being down as@75c: Be
cember corn closed &c. lower, and De
cenber oats &c: lower. January plo-
visions closed 5@71hc. TO 10c lower.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
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Spot cotton was distinctly firmer to-
day and quite active. The higher grades
advanced s-16c, while the lower grades
were advanced Nc. The market for con-
opening being 5 to 10 points above last
nights closing. with decided upward
turn. The local talent displayed an in
clination to anticipate very bullish
Bureau, on the 4th of December. and
accordingly followed UP every small
break with fresh squirt of buying. The
market continued strong to the close, the
board showing net gains Of Is points on
November, Is on December, and IS to 10
on other DOSitiOnS
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NEW YORK, November 2o.-Cotton1@oe
Quiet: middIing, $50; net receipts, 40
bales; gross receipts, 5,s4S bales: Sales
100 bales; stock, 83, 749 bales. -
Totals to-day at all SeapoIts' NY
ceipts, 42619 bales. Exports-Io Greal
Britain, 4,47S bales; to the CohdheAe'
1903 bales; stock, 9O2,z34 bales.
Sonsolidated at all seaports: Net re-
,.a;ntcS ~ 7N| bales. Exports-to Great
4r,1o;n 81. 101 bales; to France 25,O54
bales: to the Continent, 97,7S5 bales;
Totals since ssptembssT i ist b a5 al a
pports-to Great Britain, eSl, 1856 bales; to
France, 24S,6s5 bales; to the Continent
SHT les.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. November 20
Spirits Turpentine-Steady at 5ol2c.; re-
ceipts, Is casks.
Rosin-Firm at s125@s1.3o; receipts, 1863
barrels
Crude Turpentine-Firm at s1.75ds3.o0:
receipts. 81 barrels.
Tar-Firm at $3.50: receipts. 113 barrels.
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SAVANNAH, GA, November 2o-Tur-
pentine-Steady at Size; receipts. 1,00i
casks: sales, 493 casks; exports, 2,5S5
casks.
Rosin-Firm; receipts, 3,131 barrels:
sales, 2,134 barrels; exports, .6.791 barrels.
Quote: A, B, c, and D, S1.37la; 2, $1.21
s255: Nj, $500; n, $3.50; window-glass,
1915; water-white, S4.15.
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COTTON MARKETS.

4 LIVERPOOL, November N.-Cotton-
Spot quiet; prices TO points higher;
american m1ddIing fair, 4 so-lVva., sooo
low nludling, $1,000; good ordinary,
4 16-10Od ordinary. la-ltvd. The SALES
of the day were 1900 baIss. OF which
500 were Tor speculation and export, ana No
included $3.50 American. Receipts, 2,VN
bales, all American.
Futures opened and closed nrm; amer
Joan middllng; October and NovempeI'
4 BLOOD; November and December,
3e-lOyd.; December ana 1anud.S'
4 67-100d January and February,
4 S6-l0Od.; February and March, a6-1 ood. !;
March and April, 36-1O0d.; April o anu !
May, 36-1O9d.; May and June, so-lvo.'
June and July, 4 56-10d.; July and august
A u
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CINCINNATI. O.. November 2o.-Hogs-
Active at s44oGss.ao.
Cattle-Easy at s200Tsb.S5.
iSheep-Dull at S1.50@s3. rs.
Lambs-Steady at S3.50G$5. Is.
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CHARLESTON. S. c., November 20
Turpentine and observation-disclosures
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Cash quotations were as: as foi 4s2En:
Flour steady. No. 2 spring wheat to1Sc.'
No. 3, 74@76c.: No. 2 red, 75ss@773sc: 10 no.
2 corn, 571hG5Sc; No. ? yellow, 61A@91S SS
No. oats. 2S1sG2sAc.; No. 3 white, sVg
2351ac No. rye, 501fc. Good feeding bar AZ
ley, 36Q3Sc.; fair to choice mailing, z4g
5Sc. No. aaxseed, s1.16. No. No u %
western, $1.23. Prime timothy seed, $S.u.
Mess pork, per barrel s16.871a9$l7;O Lara.
per 100 pounds, s11.0z1agSn.o snort ri1s
ders (boxed), ss.371aass.5o. Short clear
sides (boxed), ss.75@sl0oo. Whiskey, basis
Of high wines, 1872. Clover. contract
grade, s1O.75. Butter was firm; cream
erles. 1S@27c.; diaries, 1SU23c. EGGS hrm;
loss off, cases returned 2Sc.
BALTIMORE, November 3o.-Flour-
Firmer and 15c. per barrel higher; winter
extra, 81. 95@s3.15; winter clear, sS254$Sao
Wheat-Unsettled and easier; spot ana
November, 77@77Ac.; December. HA@
77asc.; southern, by sample, 6Ig17c
Corn-Easier; spot. new. 65c.; new or
old November, 64c- southern white corn,
new, 56@G5c.
Oats-Frmer; No. white, 36@se1ac.
Rye-Firm; No. O. 5511G57c-
Butter-F1rm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
Cheese-Firna and unchanged.
Sugar-Firm and unchanged
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d-Sd1 49, q
SALES BEFORE THE BOARD.
80 fH1re1ntA6eAEQlip haznica1k common,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-07

Sensational Deposition Of Actor Mel
bourne Mcdowell. ....


Kansas City. Jan. 7.-Melbourne
Mcdowell, the actor, who ended an
engagement here Sunday, has signed
in Kansas City, Kan, a sensational de-
position in his suit against Clarence
M. Bruno, a theatrical manager, who
last eason starred his wife, Minnie
Tittel Bruno, in Sardou's play, "Theo-
dora" Mcdowell, in his deposition,
wears that in New York, while intox-
icated, he was induced to sign bills of
sale conveying the receipts to the Sar-
dou plays to Bruno for $500. He as.
serts that fraud was used in bringing
about the transaction and asks that
it be set aside. The suit was filed in
Ramsey county. Mimi, and seeks to
recover damages and restrain Bruno
from producing any of the Sardou
plays. Other sensational statements
are made by Mcdowell in his deposit.
ton, one being to the effect that he
was drugged in New York, put on
board a steamer and taken, first to
Boston and then to Newport News, and
that at Baltimore later, and while still
under the influence of the drug, he
was married.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately subsisting between H.
L. Nicholson and Philip K. Eastman,
under the firm name of H. L. Nicholson
& Co., engaged in the general mer-
chandise business at the town Of Will
ton, Mclean couny, North Dakota,
was dissolved on the LIST day Of Janu-
airy, A. D. 1902, by mutual consent. All
debts owing to the said partnership
are to be received by said H. L. Mich
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partnership are to be presented to him
for payment.
Dated January 3rd. A. D. 1902.
P. K. EASTMAN,
H. l.. NICHOLSON.
A. T. PATTERSON, Witness.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up at my place three and one
half miles south of Bismarck, eleven
head of horses. Four dark brown
mares. three with white stripe on fore
head down to nose; one with white
star on forehead, no brand, weight
1900 pounds; two ~3-year-old dark
brown mares; n gray yearling and
one light bay yearling branded M
on left shoulder; n red gelding 2
year-old branded JE; one bay pony
with white stripe On nose, two white
hind feet; one brown mare with white
on front and hind foot on left side, tail
cut short, branded on left shoulder O.
Owners can have the same by proving
property and paying charges.
j. D. MCDONALD.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-07
UPRISING WILL RESULT.
Europe Charges America Sold Arms to
China,

Europe Charges America Sold Arms to
China.
New York, Jan. IA Herald spe-
cial from Washington says:
Complaint is made by European pow
ers that the United States has violated
its agreement with them@to prevent the
Importation into China of munitions of
war and material for their manufac-
ture.
The negligence of this government,
70 which Great Britain and Germany
are parties. is characterized in some
quarters as criminal. and will result
it Is predicted. in the rearmament of
China.
This, it is feared, will be followed
by ar outbreak in central and south
e-n China, and the task of restoring
order will be far more difficult and
dangerous than it was in 1900.
Arms and materials for their manu-
facture are being imported into China,
and a great quantity. it is alleged,
comes from2the United States.
Government factories in China are
working overtime to turn out arms
and ammunition and material IS i'm
ported.
Under the protocol, signed in Sep.
TENDER by the foreign ministers in
Pekirg. China agreed to issue an i'm
perial edict forbidding for a period of
two years the importation, as we'll as
manufacture in China, of all arms and
munitions of war, and in the judgment
of the powers this period could be ex-
tended. isl
Officials of the administration assert
that there has been no violation of
faith by the United States; and that
if violation has occurred, China is the
guilty party. and Minister Conger has
Joined with his colleagues in making
representations on the subject to
Prince Ching. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-07
cAsTRo's FALL PREDICTED.
Ex-President Andrade Discusses Vene
zuelan Affairs.

Ex-President Andrade Discusses Vene.
zueIan Affairs.
Colon, Colombia, Jan. General
Andrade, the former president of Ven
ezuela. who arrived here from Cura.
Goa, said in the course Of an interview
0 n board a train bound for Panama:
1T is not Venezuela, but Castro, who
Is the enemy OF Colombia. The Vene-
zuelans have absolutely no desire for
war with Colombia. Venezuela and
Colombia during the past 10 years
have always regarded each other as
sister republics, bound by the closest
and most friendly ties, and they are
now for the first time enemies,
thanks to Castro's Vaccinations"
Referring to the internal troubles Of
Venezuela General Andrade said he
was satisfied that the whole country
was in revolt against Castro, whose
government is likely to fall at any
time.
General Matos, who, Andrade said,
w an immensely rich, honorable
mar, q perfect gentleman, much es-
teemed and well supported in many
quarters, possibly would be a candi.
date for the presidency once Castro
was oyerthroWn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-07
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