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Closing Prices of New York Bonds.

United States refunding 2s, registered 1857
United States refunding IS, coupon. luSis
United States IS, registered .,..,,,.. .1uIM
United States 3s, coupon. .,,.,,...,.,.lu Sla
United States new As, registered. ... t39la
United States new As, coupon, .....,. t3NA
United States old As, registered, ....l1lA
United States old As coupon. ..,..,..1llM
United States SIS, registered. ........, .l0I$
United States 5S, coupon. ........,... .lutlA
Atchison general 4s,.,...............10 3Is
Atchison. adjustment 4s...,.......... 95ia
Baltimore and Ohio is.....,........10 3lt
Baltimore and Ohio 3iss. ...........,. 9ais
Baltimore and Ohio cony. 4s....... 1854
Canada Southern 2ds. ........s.......1l
Central Of Georgia os..;............. loI "a
Central OF Georgia list inc. .......... 77ia
Chesa and Ohio AVS .................10 I
Chicago and Alton slss ..,...,....... sr4
Chicago, r. and Quincy new IS. .. a6ss
Chicago, NJ and ST, Paul gen. 4s.....il0
Chicago and Northwestern consol -, 40
Chicago, II. !. and Pacific As ,.... .io5%
G, c., c. and ST. l.. gen. 4 (offeredl 1o4
Chicago Terminal 4s.....,............ ssh
Colorado aud Southern ~. ..... al4
Denver and Rio Grande 4s........... tOii3
Erie prior lien A.. ...,.-..,..........i 100
Erie general .-..........,....., Saee
Fort WCgth and Denver City list. 80, los
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Ordinary. ....e% Good mid IS .
Low mid. 7-i6 Sales ......4 1850
New York-Spots closed steady, prices
uhchanged; stock 125,Ti5 bales,
t'ood ord. .-...7 3-16 Good mid ...s9
Low mid. .....1 1916 Mid fair .....9
Mlnailng. .'..s 3-l6 Sales man. .S21b
hyerpool-s Spots closed easter. prices 1851
down; demand fair: sales 1900 bales, OF
Wulch oUOo were American; speculation and
exports HD bales; imports 5000 bales Of
which IS, 400 were American
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Hooking Valley AIS torferedl ...... .1ol%
Louisville and Nashville unified Is. l0l
Mexican Central 4s...,...........,,, &
Mexican Central LIST inc.....,..,.... S@%
Minneapolis aud 81 Louis 4s....... .l0iA
Missouri. Kansas and Texas As. ....... 9Si3
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds..... $50
New York Central lsts..,... ......., 1Osl9
New York Central gen. 3hs. ........ los
New Jersey Central general as...... 1854
Northern Pacific As, ...........,,... lOil1
Northern Pacific Ss. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Norfolk and Western consol as........ lO2Ia
Reading general 4s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9Sn
St l.. and Iron Mountain consol 5s,..,l1S
st. Louis and San Francisco 4s.... ~
81. Louis Southwestern ists........... ~
ST. Louis Southwestern Eds, ......... TTla
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. SIX
southern Pacific As. .,..........,... a3<
Southern Railway s...,............. 12Oi4
Texas and Pacific lists. ....,......,.. 1laI1
Toledo, St J.. and Western $780,. SSL
Union Pacific As ....4................ 1914
Union Pacific COW. As. ..s.,-...,..,..1 1867
Wabash lists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11Sls
Wabash DDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1I4lI
Wabash debenture B............... 6slBI
West Shore Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENT l2ts
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s......-... at@
Wisconsin Central ts,,,,...-......... sass
Continental Tohacco 4s..,.s,,...s.,, SIS
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STOCK MARKET WAS NERVOUS

Bankers, co days. .....4. s44t5 84H
Commercial, go days. 81 4s4
Splnuers ........,..4. S3lh 4 S3I5
Francs, commercial, 90
daNs ..,.r..,.... -. 1874 -. 1SA
"Less 1-1G.
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HIDES AND WOOL.

st. Louis January -wool-oulet; me-
dunn grades l3d17A; light fine l2l5di15.
heavy fine 10al2; tub washed tid24.
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DaiIy Interior Movement.
Is .1o,3Se 25,o7s
New y ork Futures.
Liverpool Futures.

Jan ........4.2 3b May-June al 23s
Jan Feb a 22-23b Juno-July A 2223b
Feb Mar a. 22b July-Aug "a % -23l
Nnr-April a. Dob Aug.SeDt -. rob
Apr- nlnN q ". 22s
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range OF prices at New York for the
active months was as follows;
New York Open. High Low. Close.
March .,..., S3-S4 500 7S1 Z 1898
MnY ..... 4 N4.N1 \ 90 4 % s DIXON
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Houston's estimated receipts for today are
$500 to $500. against loses last year. New
Orleans expects 10000 to 1900 against
1892 last year.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week. 43.4o2
Gross receipts 12g days this season. ] $50, 1876
iross receipts 1919 DAYS Ia lgOO-1g0i l ,B2s. 651
Gross receipts l2S days in 1S90-1O0O. !, 394 ia
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EXHAUSTION INDICATED
in PRIMARY MOVEMENT SIGNS.
Caused Heavy Buying and Covering by
Shorts With Much Strength in Conse-
queneo--Liverpool Not Significant.
AT THs CLOSE:

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, 1-e4d lower.
New York, 9 TO 10 points higher.
New Orleans, holiday.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, t-f6d lower.
American side, unchanged.
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Houston Spots.
Other Spot Markets.

New Oreaus-Spots closed FIRM; prices IN
changed, stock 23T C7o bales
Low ord ......5 1916 NTddling TX
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
eiaL 90 aays.......& o. ls-le o. 1915
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Following have been the seml-weekly
The evening world., 1902-04-01
Commissioner Partridscs Reply to The World

Polo Devey
Did the Twentieth Precinct
hipp before the history Of the Police Dpamcn:' No
IN" before because the rank
AMI he before had confidence Mulberry Now they have
onhfn'e sdmnstI general
I been akd whl gained Police Department IN
wl polio
gained
dealing with the t spreading
making conhdant
Of Policemen virtue of their training given to running to
their with their troubles
that
manifest itself
n
a will the
demand Backma will grad
gambling will eliminated large and OBJ
traffic in illegal
70 business
honestly deal squareiy
grafters and hkers and
PROMISE POLICEMAN HIGH OR LOW. WHO DOES NOT DO
DUTY, PUNISHMENT ADEQUATE TO HIS oFFENSE"
The evening world., 1902-04-01
ALDERMAN BRIDGES
IN A GREAT RAGE.
SHAKES HIS FIST AT CHAIR
MAN OF THE BOARD.
BiR Row over the Thr~~-Piatooa
Police system. hut the Matter
Z. Postponed.

Alderman Bridges broke loo'" again
al the meeting of the Board Of Alder
mon this afternoon /, was over tn.
resolution favoring the restoration NJ
the three-platoon police s--tem
Tn" Committee on Police which vas
instructed last week to repor, to-day.
failed to do 80, and the Board took a
recess Of hvc minutes and instructed
the committe. to prepare and present
It's report in that time.
Two reports Were handed up by tn.
committe. at the reassembling NJ III.
board
The majority report was signed by Al.
dermen bowling Kecly. HIggin. and
KENNEDY favored the resolution Tho
minority report was signed by Aldermen
Hallcr. the Chairman. Dickinson and
Howlani. The minority presented q
long rcpor: IN opposition TO the change
This report aroused Bridges who de.
mandei to know who drew H. He In.
,lmatcd that II came from Partridge,
ONCE
Chairman McInn"s reproved Bridges
who. white with anger. half ran up the
aisle and. shaking his fist, cried:
I'm member OF this board as well
as YOU Don't forget that, Don't you
dar. make any reflections on my re.
marks! DO you understand that
mean it' Don't you dare DO you un.
derstand?"
President Fornrs asked for n nos,
poncment. TO whIch there vas oppo.I.
tion
The vote was u to q for immediate
consideration, but as II was not two.
thirds II was lost and It went over to
next week.
The evening world., 1902-04-01
GIRL TEACHER
CAUGHT THIEF.
Miss S M annie Oolan
Found Smith in Her
Home.
THREW ARMS AROUND hin
Burglar Fought Desperately
with Her Father and
Brother.
THREW ARMS AROUND him

Mamie poIan. a young and pretty
teacher in the school attached 20 st.
Patrick's Cathedral found burglar IN
room a, her nome No 81 Third ave
nue.. to-day.
screaming loudly. she spranK at IN.
burglar and threw her arms around
him. With an oath he threw her vio-
l.ntly from him a. Miss Dolan. father
and brother rushed in They grsppled
with the intruder who dragged them
after him as ne sought 10 escape
All three fell downstairs The thie.
fought his way to the street. the 10.
lans. ho~evcr. never removing thei-
hold
Tue s,rISE'e sas continued in tn.
street Miss Ipiln had run down to
assist her father and brother and saw
Detective Jim Macauley. o. the Eas,
Fi:ty-frSt street station. a short lis.
tance away The girl and Macsuley
were schoolmates together. and directly
she saw rim she ran toward him. CRY.
Ing oh. Jim. help father
The detective quickly clubb~i the man
into submission at then took him to
Yorky1li. Court.
At tn. court the man sail he was
Frank smith. thirty-tso years old. Of
No lsi wcs, Furticth street. The ad-
dress IL believed to he fictitious lie
Was held In i?.eo bail on charge o,
burglary
The evening world., 1902-04-01
Before Jury He Criti-
cises Physicians
Methods.
In The NORRIS INQUEST.
Says CircumstantiaI Evidence
Tends Strongly to Sug-
gest Crime.

I'll" Coroner Jury holding the lnques,
mt, tho death - Miss MAJ. Norris OF
New Preston Conn. who died last week
under suspicious circumstances tn the
"sani.prlum conducted by Dr Francis
" Binn. Al NJ. isS Vest Forty seventh
street retired to consider its hndirs a;
SO n.cibCk this afternoon
Coroner Goldcnkranz. in charging tho
jury. made severe structures upon Dr
BIinu.. prp'. ssinnaI methods and read a
COPY uf Dr Bnnn- advertisement OF his
-anitarium.
lie said that shilc there sss NJ direct
,Nidsuc. tlit crime had bccn com
mitted there was much ir.Imstantial
cyld"rc"
Mrs berth, craig Dr Rlinns nurse
was 1,st-ric,tI IN the stand when tell
ing % tho d"itA of Miss Norris She
;es'ln-d thar Mis-. Norris had told he-
sh. WAS suffering from heart trouble
when N" arrived at Dr BIinns.
DR. Blinn did not testify
Dr William n. oyler OF No :is Wcs,
one Hundred and Twsnty-!ourth street.
testified that on March - he had
been called Ia ~ Dr Bilrn. who sati to
MIN:
u m in peck % trouble
Then said Dr oy,rr. pr Blinn
ask 1 me aopui death ,crtihcat" for
a patient in the sanItar!um rhp had
died he said. oi hear, disease
pr T. 4. klptz. ~ ~. i5s West
Foriy-scyenth street. said that On Marcn
.. he va. allied to Dr Bliun's house
by telephone 20 see Miss Norris
Miss Norris WAS very nearly dead
then. dying rapidly u heart failure ''
ss.S, ~ kla-s pr Blinn asked me II
TRANSMISSION of blood mish; save the
woman. and said It might. and sus-
gcs;cd Dr. Thomas to per.orm the opera
ton.
Or BlInn asked ne after the death ~
would stand by him. aud said would
make a simple statement % facts"
when the witness was let go. he asked
to be allowed to leave the courtroom.
The Coroner would 80. allow H. and Dr
Klotz made . Srimacc at him behind
his back
Informed Of this. the Coroner wrath
fully ordered Dr. Klptz brought before
him at once.
You have mlsbehsved yourself he
said q -pud tine YOU heavily .or ON
tempt Of court II such n thlns should
occur aEsin IL would be my duty TO
Tine ypu ami my pl.,san, duty
Yes. sir said The physician humhly.
Corun"rs Physician O'lianlon testified
thar the operation might have been
criminal or natural
The evening world., 1902-04-01

Police Commissioner Partridge
.as summoned to the ofiice OF Mayor
Low for a conference to-day The
Commissioner was very much agi.
ta,ed lie refused TO answer when
asked II he thought the summons
from the Msvor had any connection
with the editorial in The World this
morning advising change At the
head Of the Police Department. Re
port at Headquarters had II that the
Commissioner would resign.
Mayor Low refused to talk about
the editorial. He admitted that he
had read IL. Nor would he discuss
the growing revolt OF the patrolmen
against the system.
The evening world., 1902-04-01
WILLIAMS GETS
F|TCH|E'S PLACE.
LAWYER MADE COMMISSION.
Err OF IMMIGRATION.
Presidents Appointee IL = Yale
Man a.d HAS Never Been Promi-
sent II Politics.

President Roosevelt announced to-day
the appointment Of william Williams, OF
this city. TO be Commissioner OF immi-
grafton for the Port OF New York to sue
ceed Thomas Fitchie.
Mr.. wiliiamss appointment was ex-
pccted. as no was In Washington last
week conferrlns with the Presidsn.
about H. He will take hold Immediately.
The new Commissioner Is a lawyer at
No. q Wall street. He has never been
prominent In politics. He was gradu-
ated from Yale In 1854 and Is q member
OF the University. Yale. Century and
Larchmont Yacht Clubs. OF the Bar As
sociatioh and OF the Metropolitan Club
In washinstoa.
The evening world., 1902-04-01
RECEIVER FOR
LOAN COMP ANY.
100000 of Bad As
sets in Columbia
Mutual Crash
P)OR hlR.CAGE DEALS
Big Concern with Many Share
.olders Wants Affairs
Wound Up.
P]OR hitR.CAGE DEALS

Judge i.scombe in the United
States District Circuit Court this
afternoon appointed receiver for
the Columbia Mutual Building and
Loan association of New York.
John Hanson kcnnarh the present
President U: the Association wa ap
pointed receiver lie hH been con
nected with 1t abort two months
The application was made by Jacob
r MIers. OF hunterdon County y j.
In his order NJ appointment Judge
l.acomrs said that the Association
having entered voluntary appearance
herein and admitted !ts Insolvency
and other allegations as to its finan-
clal and business condition aud its
inability to contiru" It's business or
accomplish the object- and purposes
for which IL was organized he would
appoint John Hanson kennard re-
ce!vcr.
Mr. K.nnard is required to 'nrnisH
a bond OF $500
II is alleged by Mr.. Miers in his ap-
plica,Ion that 100000 Of the Asso.
Citations assets are practically worth
less. The Columbia Mutual Building
q Loan Association is one OF the
largest OF its kind
Mr Russell ~ Russell & wiHslor. a.
'orn.y FOR tn. complainant ~'h that
IN. association p.chn- ins 'lvent bc au-e
a, luability 10 -csliE- upon assets and
20 pas Withdrawing stockholders some
tsl On due
After the service " the process upon
n. -orppratiou y.stcria, the directors
Instructed the attorne " the COMPANY
George : Al.Ian Ter. 10, ~. -. NassIu
street to admit tlr .usolyenH' ~ lh'
compsnr
As Mr. k-ruard hal h"ou associated
with the mp.ny Tor 50 shor, q tim"
mat no suspie ION NJ nism,naE"m-n -
rs AFFAIRS could alta h t. him, The di-
rector~ asked that h" he appointed tenn
,prary receiver
l.E.s that the tsD"'' WORTHLESS assets
--f.rrsd 30. represents Illegal and IN
lawful Investments In "guiti"s IN r's.
estate represented los second ana iAITd
mortgages.
The liabilities ne declares are far IN
,srs.S ~ the present value OF the "sti'
mat. placed upon them 1F IN" corpora
u. also reciies that actual eNp'r-
lenrs has shown and demon sirat"h thst
nany Of ~. plans mrihu IL and "-ti-
mates of ~. COMPANY v~r" unsafe. in.
f. .aerirsis erroneous and not upHnl~ II
practical realization and mat lhcIthy
witr.lIt any Intentions! faG', fraud ~
mi.rondur' upon the part ~ IN" com
uany IT, pri.rrs or agent. several hun
ArSd .--rsou- were lnduHr and l"'i = h"-
ON. investors and S'os Ahulh-rS
The columbia Mutual bIilding md
Lean ASS p-ia'ion vas |nHorpora rd IN
i.s. so tn n-rt Inu,usl buli.ug ami
lnan husin.-s n mas sbpIt 80 s'r X pr
.har. holders 81 various St,t"s
Tn. of,c-rs ird directors ~ IN" $50
cia,ior ar. John Manson k"rnard.
Pr--id~r, NJ naTd Vice President
a-d Treasurer Edward VI HanepcS
second vicePr.-idcnt 1ioyi Son
vil. i- Serrrts-N Sias putcner.
Samue h Raymond HorIttp : Stew.
ar, and Daniel VI Post directors
The evening world., 1902-04-01
METEOR STARTS
ACROSS OCEAN.
KAlSER'S YACHT SAILS WITH
STEAM C0NS0RT.
Passes sandy Hook At = o'Cloek-
speedy and Trim
." Locks. 1i,

-. c r,,,
onit schooner yAeh' meteor psssed
Sindy Hook Europe At I o'clock
,rIs ,,,.r,oo, carving s.- a, ,,-..
, =,
~"
~" w,
""" '' v Wv
-" ''' '"' "'S
Wy
a., 60,
ta - '' "'"a" ""'""
-, ,,.S -
r.. a.,
s,,n soa,,a -, Ii, ,, -.
:, .,u n, ,ho -, ,,,. ~, -. 49,,
m Yo, urd., ,,, 60, ro,L,,.,.,,,.
sh. I.,, h.r ,i., a, t,o,oL., .oo, ,,..,
O'Clock ,,i .,.,-sg s,-, ~. 49,
The evening world., 1902-04-01
GRON DENIES AGREEMENT
ON DANISH INDIES SALE.
Had No Contract with H. II. Rogers, He Says
Tells Of Bribery Charge

WNSIll NGTOS ,grl SeIls Gr1n
tc-,lf.d this afternoon . r1re the
Hou.. .pmmittr, investigating the
ch,rsc- % a-ihc-, IN relation - .h"
pIrrhn-. " tho Danish West Inil- nS
the Iutcl stltss
H. tented thai he had qI,--ell"d win
Wt''"r christmas. phn.. alleged secret
report 70 lie Dani-h Government :
1n l'sis = '-a charges 300 r'gnrd 20
'r' commission r, be pail OR ,rcctlu;
'h. shir prI rcnI letter stating that
fU I ,#ar,r pr'w"'H a-taiu Danish
men 'rI American. re- tr, ',l - ia;
Na- Nr.is-at IN gnios0 months ago
i'' mentioned M" names NJ = ~
Roger. 'harl~s = Frat md himself
~ 'Hr american. interested ~ that
time I1 u"snuarns 'rc sal. ~ tr" fsI.
and.
The evening world., 1902-04-01
JEROME TO PROSECUTE
ONE CAPTAIN ON FRIDAY.

Before answering the Mayors sum.
mons Commissioner Partridge went
TO the Criminal Courts Building.
There he had a conference nearly an
hour in length with District Attorney
Jerome. Both admitted that police
matters we're discussed at the con-
ference. but neither would give any
details. Commissioner Partridge said
that he might give out a statement
later in the day.
From the Criminal Courts Building
Commissioner Par'ridg walked 10 rhe
rity Hall arriving there shortly after
I O'Clock. Mayor Low had been wait
INK f,r him almost an hour. The
MAYOR put on his overcoai and hat and
CONTINUED on Third PAge)
The evening world., 1902-04-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

F0r~rRst for the thirtS-siS
hour. ~ndina at = y. ". " ~dn-.-
day for New York 'it, and VI
cinity-t toatinurd cold; partiy
~ioud> io-p,Rht aud fair to-
morrov: high 10 brisk north
wrst vinds,
The evening world., 1902-04-01
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS.

Ntiitsr, tournament. COM
pan, u. Twelfth Regimen, >r-
mory.
Ent~rsainW~pi Postal Em-
pio,- -~.. Grand Central Palace.
Lecture on William Nrktn-
Icy" u, Bishop Fowler. .rnr-
Church. West On~ Uuudr-d aud
Fourth street.
Irish Mu.,r Festival. L-n",
Lyr~u1.
Lecture nv Dr. Jane. -
walsh. Catholic club. Va. i:o
Central Park south.
social R-f"rm club. >o. i.s
East Tw-np eighth street.
Peoples Institute lecture h,
". u. y. Hiis,. cooper linton.
The evening world., 1902-04-01
CARPENTERS ON STRIKE.
ruIi Force In Morrtstown. y. j..
Go Out Tor Ei6hs Hours.

MORRIsTOwS. y. j.. April An the
carpenters in Aorristosn. about two
hundred IN number. went on strike TO-
day demanding an eish,-hour day. Sew.
eral large buildings are In procsO Of
c.c,!on aud work on all IL at . stand
still
Notice vas given To the BOSS carpen.
tiers two weoks ago that Inisss the
eight hour demand was granted the men
would strike. and al! we're wtlhnG to
gran. the concession with the exception
ot 10" 1880, ..ss sc,,S,,;an =, .m,y Sn ,s
much NJ II tn. strike would turn int .
lockout and that men would he imported
q take the place Of the strikers. n
this is done trouble Will proba bly, follow
The evening world., 1902-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARNING CAME TRUE.
TIE wArnin


with
ophshamosope toh
suffering
ca1its hesth
rssd attack Of tare
should that viii
warning appears % ave given t,o
The evening world., 1902-04-01
BISHOP INGRAM DECLINES.
London rr-intr Too Do.y To Ac-
crpi New Nora Invitation.

LONDON April The engagements
e.. me Rishop ~ London, Right Res.
Arthur Insran. have con arll'i him "a
decline tn" invita- i1ns cf BiSaop Potter.
~ NcN YORK and other BsIcps to adj
dress he missionary gathcrlass - Nee
NuIk neAt AdNgnt.
The evening world., 1902-04-01
STANDARD o,srILLIMe COMPANY SUSTAINED.


OF Louis wndmuler
Dstns
Spirit. others
Distributing
sum
The evening world., 1902-04-01
STEEL TRUST EARNS 100000 A MONTH.


1909
undivided
proat TIA shown
The evening world., 1902-04-01
RIGHT OF UNION MEN TO STRIKE.

ALBANY. Apr The nsh. OF hbor union msmt~ dein.
work have
tod.y
poosve Heluers Mcouei
.snu. Jauss Cummings
The evening world., 1902-04-01
B.x Fi,. In I.o.l.xiils.

LorIsvTLLE. Ky. Apr, 1.-The largo
warehouses Of the Fesslee- -6auihsrt
Company were destroyed by hre to-day.
and oils The ioss v aeout S3oo.01A
The evening world., 1902-04-01
TO Cure . Colo In On. D.y

Tsts L.satlv. BrOmo oulnins Ishlsts All drus.
gfsfs rsfuod The monsy N II fail, TO cure = ".
orovss sisnasars y 90 sseA esa 3s. -
The evening world., 1902-04-01

No. irol had been lnsushtet ~ 6ren,
the witness said tina; he had no connsc.
l 'lan vitl them
J Mr. Hit, asked him specifically ~ M
| knew what press associations we're re-
| scrred - IN the Christmas reports
4 DO rot knoe replied Mr. Gron.
| Represents Nnti-saie Party.
Mr. G.un said thar in February last
! parties 10 Copenhagen who opposed the
,rtusfrr - the Danish West Indies 10
! the United states brought to his atten-
'iln0 'fe 'hristmas report.
chairman phsrl asked sho these
ptr,irS Rrrc The witness said they
n.-r member ~ 'lc Danish Upper
H,asc su, be ai! 10; ;hiuk +, proper
ra give their names
VI isou gave way temporarily -
R.rrys.utstN, Alexander ~ Buffalo.
V-1 desired 90 make complete dis
.atr.r ~ any NnoU'edsc ot Christ
ma r- the Danish Transaction.
Nj G-au 'plI he laid ,hs matter be-
'rr, Gen Grn-y,Har, vao htI presented
.t 3, p, srfe Department The latter
declined r. consider j: and Grosvsnor
Ir guaI .ha matter.
Tn. Nssoa ilsl Press, he s'ii, also de-
c.irri o. -. DC. bat some ot the report
Vas printed q various newspapers
The evening world., 1902-04-01

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SLAVE F. ay i. THORPE
Copyright, 1901. by T. H. Thorpe.
CHAPTER III.
THE MANsURA BELL.


" HE fair and election were had
as notified to 0akfell by Fa-
ther Grhe. II was a notable
u occasion. The quaint little
hamlet OF Mansura, whose
residents were all French and whose
verandaed dwellings and shops fronted
Its single street. broad and umbra-
geous. In two ranks of unequivocal yell
low, was throughout the day denied Its
accustomed sleep by noise OF buggy
teams and saddle horses pitched to
Its trees and the chatter and laughter
or women, young and old. pretty and
otherwise, who vended gumbo. roast
fowl, coffee. cake and claret punch at
famine prices to the men boisterously
patronizing their tables. The con-
course was distinctively French. No
English word was heard In the greet
ings, jests and Gatherings. The pale
nuns or the Holy Family converts at
Msrksville and Mansura chaperoned
coveys or shy girl pupils and stood
between them and the bold glances of
dark eyed youths. and the priests of
Moreauville. Choupique and Marks
vile lent the influence OF their pres
ence to the interests OF their good
brother OF Mansura.
The four reverend gentlemen. smok.
Ing cigars In front OF the schoolhouse
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-01-25
Europe's Tom Thumb state

The tiniest thing in the way of in
dependent European states is San
Marino. Its rival to the claim of
dimindtiveness is Monaco, but this
is a republic snugly tucked away
among the eastern spurs of the
Apennines. 1t is only 80 miles square
and has population fewer than
5000. But it is a dignified and pros
porous little community, and no less
proud of its independence. 1t has
just been celebrating it's sixteenth
century and has jubilated right row
ally over its anniversary. San Ma
rino is embraced within the area
of Italy, but though it acknowledges
the king of Italy as it's friend and
protector it strictly maintains its in
dependence. = London Black and
White.