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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
Morgan MAY BuIId a Museum.

New York March S0.--There Is excel
lent authority for stating that j. p
Morgan is planning to build a splendid
art museum and present It 20 the
American nation the World win say to-
morrow. The most Of his treasures are
now abroad, scattered over continental
Europe and England.
This much can be said definitely
said one Of Mr. Morgan's friends, that
Mr. Morgan has not made his vast col
lection with "A view of keeping them SEE
cluded for the personal enjoyment Of
himself and his friends
"He Is planning TO house an his col
lections In some one place. and IL i7
very likely that the great museum Of
art which he viii establish, viii be Of
fered as a gift TO the American ma
ton"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
TWO IRATE FEMALES.
Winfield, Kans., Girls Go Around
Smashing Windows and Things.

Wanheld, Kas., March 20-The two
daughters Of John Osborne OF this city,
armed with pistols and hatohets, while
IN search Of their brother Ed Osborne,
smashed down doors and DESTROYED
otner property at two points They
first visited Art Schmidts place In
North Main street and being refused
admlttance, battered down the front
door. The bartender attempted to draw
his revolver, when the sisters promptly
covered him with their pistols and he
dropped down behind the counter, Be
fcce they LETT the place they smashed
a number Of bottles and glasses, At
Chad Thomas place nearby, they
smashed a large front window when re-
fused admittance, They we're not ar
itsted.
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RHEUMATISM.

want every sufferer OF rheumatism
70 get 25-cent vial of my Rheumatism
Cure l know It will relieve an pain In
from to 3 hours. and drive the disease
from the body in few days Mum
yon.
If you are broken IN health, take
Munyon's General Debility cure,
II your nerves are out Of order. take
Munyon's Nerve Cure.
II your blood is not In proper condi-
ton, take Nun yon's Blood Cure.
For sale by all druggists, or postpaid
apon receipt of price. 25 cents a bottle.
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia.
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1T. Faulkner in Close Confinement

Seattle. Wash March PA special
10 the Post lutelligencer from Skag-
way, Alaska says
Lieut. Charles Faulkner has been
placed In close confinement on orders
of Mai Pitcher commanding the
Eighth infantry Faulkner is first
lieutenant OF Company NJ and Is &C
orsed OF obtaining money under false
prelenses. Of taking money intrusted
to MIN by the company mess and also
ct misappr0prlatng money belonging
II several men as their pay.
Faulkner l. a son Of former Senator
Faulkner of West Virginia, and has
a brilliant military record. He was the
fret officer 70 enter the gates Of Pekln
With his command when that city was
attacked.
A court-martial will be held.
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Heart
Peat So Violently,
Its Movement
Eoul d B e S e e n
through Clothing.
r. Niles Heart Cure
Cured Me.

y, wv. =. whats the matter with your
r. H.. pay You 70 Try Dr.. Miles Heat
~ ~, = ! great heart aud blood tonic
tir-s,,0.' removing The cause. Try Il for
y 49,, . Z ana you will ind that You are
D. w n ,' '.0lt o. breath after bnef esertion;
n Nd y. Yep % any position with com.
y ~. s,'inoyas the symptoms and cares
- 80 y strengthens the hearts
ftrrs- "i +. me blood and improves the
J ~ "A HAS cured heart iisease when
~ l,.ss; has brought relief when
e H. a number Of bottles Of DR..
ID 4 I 49,. l a. during the past year my
Pc ,,s 49, man ior many years. no
fn IA ,l .''les any trouble from living on
r b salea disagIeeable symptoms
fkissi s.'.'a.ns greatly. The lreogent
! ca ". S's wv. and hutlenng that | was
tns - =. 'tlo'ec. 10 were most alarming
[,ga, n,l.. a,.V would beat so yiolently
p t.gi,, vas noticeable through
1 Ell s,s t'oslon said nv heart was
,nu,,,,il . hsa frequent severe shooting
M d NJ ~ n ne region Of my heart.
= NJ 49, ~ neari Cure a great medi.
e Nj - Eayi been able to secure
~ ", s "on Pc ase, | am in good
VI 's',e .' hat | am 80 Years
tsri.i,l M N. s.9secesA'-ASDSEw JACK.
4 y Niis s s, ..ll and garaniee 6r, bot.
Ar,ss, ~, ssl'a e, Se'd ior free book
xla M, an ht,aT, Dix,ses. ADDE'S
'-'''l Co, e.kAnl IaA
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Russo.Chincsc Agreement.

New York, March SO.-News has
reached official quarters here from st.
Petersburg cables the Trlbune's repre-
sentative in London, to the effect that
an agreement either has been or is
about TO be arranged between the Rus
sian and Chinese government for keep
ing al the funds Of the latter at the
Russo-Chinese bank In Pekin. II this
agreement Is carried out as the Russo
Chinese bank is IN reality a Russian
government institution, II is not impos-
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trate was found to admit him TO bail
and the sergeant IN charge az the sta
ton house refused TO take the response
blllty Of accepting bail, In view of the
possible mortal result OF the accident.
The Injured woman Is Mrs. Mary
Cusick, IS years old.
At late hour last night the phys-
clans at the hospital whore she had
been removed refused to hold out any
certain hopes OF her recovery In addl-
ton TO severe confusion, she had sus-
tanned a compound fracture Of the right
wrist and 1t was found necessary to
place her under ether before the bones
could he set
Internal injuries also are feared The
physicians at first We're in favor Of ann
putatlng the arm, but decided the risk
would be too great unless the course OF
the case rendered II absolutely impera-
tive
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Gould Not SION Laughing.

New York, March SO--Because he
could not stop laughing william Reilly
was transferred from ward 10 ward in
Roosevelt hospital. The doctors there
being IN despair over his ease he final
ly was sent 10 Bellevue. where he was
placed in the alcoholic ward
Reilly who IS laborer was taken To-
Roosevelt hospital last Wednesday. lie
was said to be suffering from hysteria.
he began 60 laugh soon after he was
taken into the hospital He has been
laughing ever since, He annoyed other
patients so much he was transferred
from ward TO ward until he had been
through the institution, When placed
IN Bellevue ward he kept on laughing,
then he was sent to the alcoholic ward.
stu he laughed The physicians have
not been able to diagnose his case.
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NORWICH UNION FIRE
INSURANCE SOCIETY.

The Name and Location ofthe Company
Norwich Union Fire Insurance S0cie-
e.. Norwich. England
Name Of Resident ManWerl MOnt-
gomery Hare, 56-5s Pine st., New York
CITY
The amount OF It's capital stock
is "... .,....:....... 49, 5iooooo
The amount of It's capital stock
PAID M d. s...t.., .,. .t.t..t WO,VWW
Tie amount OF It's assets Is 90. 2illil6S
The amount OF Us liabilities
drcludng capital IS .,..o.u lGS, lO2
The amount Of IT, income dur
year ~, - =. ~. @@"~|. lslssB
The amount Of It's expenditures
during The preceding calendar
year ....,.,. go. t...s-,.....t. ltlt,JiJ 1l
The amount Of losses paid dur
year yea ' ~. - ....',' ' @O1SB
The amount OF risks written
during the year ,,,...,..,,..... 22l SSH.
The amount Of risks IN force at
the end Of the year ......,..,.a l ~. $500
State of Utah, Ohce Of the Secretary Of
State. 49,
Jemos r. Hammond. Secretary OF
State OF the State OF Utah, do hereby Ger.
tfy that fho above named Insurance
Company has filed in my Office a detailed
Statement NJ los condition. from which
the foregoing statemcn, has been pre-
pared. and that the said company mas
IN all other respects complied with the
laws Of the State relating 90 insurance.
Ia Testimony Whereof have hercunto
SET my hand and affixed the great
(SEAI) seal OF The State OF Utah this
18Th day OF March. A. y. 1913
j. r. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30

Smallwood said, the negro had nothing.
Since then he has accumulated $685.,
100000 worth Of property TIC has built
up 90 institutions OF learning and the
race has furnished 27.00O school teach
ers lie has turned his attention to
buying land. and this VIII eventually
result IN the solution OF the race prob
lem
~ have no objection to a law reQulr.
Ing negroes to ride IN separate coach
on the railways what | do want is
division Of the coach, so that we
would not have 20 mingle with the ele-
meHt In our race that IL Stunned by
tho educated whites IN theirs"
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Plague Mt Mazo,lan Abarinc.

Mazatlan. Mex, March 29,-Fye pa
tents were discharged today from the
la2aretto so there are only eight left
whose condition is quite satisfactory It
is to be observed that these people are
no longer suffering from the plague, but
from the consequences of the disease.
News just received from Siquerios is
not reassuring.
At villa Union 643 persons have been
vaocinated with the yersin serum ana
not a case has occurred for the past II
doc
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Macedonian Reform Failure,

New York. March 3O.--The Constan-
tlnople correspondent Of the Standard
telegraphs that though the Macedonian
reform scheme IS beginning to be put
into execution, the imposslbllty Of car
rying It through under the existing con-
dtlons is becoming evident, says Trib-
une dispatch from London lie adds
that the powers should now boldly state
that the reform scheme presents two
great difficulties and claim foreign con-
troll over Macedonia,
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Oppo.etl 10 Ireland for Cardinal.

New York, March SO-The opposition
to the nomination OF Archbishop Ire
land for cardinal, says the Rome corre-
spondent of the Tribune, comes espec-
tally from Cardinal Oreglia the dean
of the sacred college. who considers
himself follower of the traditions OF
the late Cardinal IedochowsN who as
project of the propaganda was always
hostile to Archbishop Ireland and his
friends Although the only survivor Of
the cardinals created by Plus lA, Car
dinal Oregllas influence Is relatively
admitted having always somewhat dis
agreed with the present pope,
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Mreole on The snntn isn.

Strong city Kas March 29.--Santa
re California eastbound limited No 4
ran into the rear-cnd OF a freight train
standing on the main track In the
yards here early today. The engine
of the United was badly damaged, Eve
freight cars were smashed into kmdliug
wood, and the oaboose caught fire and
was destroyed Three Kansas stock
men asleep In the caboose were injured,
none OF them seriously Many cattle
were killed, The limited was delayed
several hours,
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RAN DOWN AN OLD WOMAN.
Crowd on Madison Avenue Threat
cned 10 Lynch Albert Il. Gallatiu.

New York. March S0.--Threats Of
lynchlng were raised yesterday IN Mad
ison avenue against Albert f. Gallatln
a law student. As he was driving south
on the avenue In his big racing auto
mobile. accompanied by a friend, Gala
tin ran down an old woman as she was
crossing the street. Only the interposi-
ton OF policeman, who placed him
under arrest. Immediately saved him
from harm az the hands OF the crowd.
He was locked up In the police station
for nearly FIVE hours before a magis-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30

proprietors were to be placed under ar
rest with reference 10 the roOmlng-
house evil, sheets said To News re-
pJtter'
Il read what the News had TO say
With reference 20 the roomnghouses
and | want to say that / agree with
your paper on that proposition; Il Is all
true. That evil Is 10 be remedied at
once, We are securing evidence
against disdrderly places where int0x-
icants are sold and whore other or
d.nancos are violated and they win be
vigorously prosecuted, 1 stand square
iy on that proposition and viii sec to u
that there Is no reason 10 complain in
tb' future The town is TO De rid OF
such places, and the hoboes. thieves and
glafters have got to 80 end that IS all
there Is to t." q..-t
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Pianist Boscovitz Dead,

Denver, Colo, March SO--Ferderck
Boscoyitz. the eminent Hungarian plan
ist, is dead from general debility, He
was CT years OF age. Mr.. BOscovit2 was
the last liying pupil Of Chopin, lie was
born in Buda Pest, Hungary and had
been in America % Years. Mr. Bosco'
VItz came 20 Denver last September and
opened school here. Illness overlook
him and he was placed in 81, Joseph's
hospital, where he died. His only living
relative I'm this country was his wife,
who resides in Cleveland. ohio. She has
been communicated with.
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continental insurance CornpanY.

The Name OF Location Of the Company
Continental Insurance Company, New
York CITY y. Y
Name OF President Henry Evans
Name of sccrctaries-J, H. Lopez ~.
l. Ballard.
The amount OF its capital
stock ls ...... FL. ........8 I 900 G00O1
The amount of its capital
Tbe I "m"uot of its iiaslit,cs i-'''''ii'
dncludmg capitan g.. L23gS19.l II
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hundred and rhlrly.one Yoars Old

New York. March 3O.--Noah Raby viii
be 1871 years old on April /. The usual
custom Of celebrating the birthday with
a party" will not be followed for the
aged man is very weak and the excite
ment Of such an affair probably would
he fatal TO him.
Raby was born at Eatontown, ~ j..
on April /, 1772 He lived in Pisoataway
township near New Brunswick, n j.,
for So years, and for the last so years
has been an inmate Of the poor house
Of Middlesex county, n j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30

To needlessly offend people to whom
we are closely related and to whom
we owe so much must arouse the dis
approval Of every falr-minded Ameri-
can. AS true Americans we should en-
deavor 10 understand and appreciate
the various factors that have contrib
uted TO our civilization. II is a menace
TO our land TO have our national issues
depend upon men whose visions are
clouded by racial prejudice. In mill
tary and naval affairs the judgment Of
such man cannot be relied upon, be-
cause he Is ipso tacto unable TO ascer-
tain our own weakness and the real
strength Of foreign nation"
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Died irm Lockjaw.

New York. March 3O-Patrick Baron,
who was taken TO the Presbyterian hos
pital on Saturday suffering from lock-
law, Is dead. Baron was found by a
policeman In an unconscious condition
on the stoop OF house on Seventy-itth
street. and was taken to the hospita.
where he was found 10 be suffering
from lockjaw.
He regained consciousness and was
able 10 tell his name and age, but could
not tell where he lived, nor could ne
tell Of any injury he had received that
would be likely to cause lOckjaw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-30
Working on French Budget.

Park, March 29.-The senate AMI
chamber OF deputies each held three
siitings today IN order to complete the
budget before the end Of the this month
So as 20 avoid the necessity OF addition.
al provisional credits. The senate COM
plcted its work. including the adoption
Of an additional duty Of % cents per
100 Kilograms on crude petroleum, but
rejecting the clause passed BY the
chamber asking the government 10
prepare law creating a statemonopoly
of petroleum refining The budget did
not return to the chamber Of deputies
tcnlght In time for Il to take action
Oh the senate's amendments.
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GERMANS AFTER DEWEY.
Alliance OF Pennsylvania Condemns
His References to German Navy.

Plttsburg. March 29.-Delegates OF the
western branch OF the German Alliance
OF Pennsylvania today passed the fol-
lowing resolution, which was called
forth by remarks attributed 20 Admiral
Dewey concerning the German navy.
"The recent and uncalled for remarks
OF Admiral Dewey about the German
navy were, II the press has correctly
quoted, unworthy Of a naval officer OF
his rank. Coupled as his undiplomatlc
statement was with an eulogy Of Great
Brl;ain's friendship for America It
would seem that the admiraps dis-
courtesy TO Germany was prompted
rather by social prejudlces than by
true patriotism.
"a composite people Ike our own Is
bound By coneenial and cultured ties
TO Germany no less than to England.
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GERMAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Name and Location oftho Company
German Fire Insurance Company, Pc
ORA. Illinois
Name OF President Bernard Cremer
Name OF SeCretary-Ch CromCE
The amount Of Ms capital stock
- ..st. -.s.s, .st.ts.st.strsts.t.te slJVlhti
The amount VI its capital stock
pdfd mp % observation-disclosures aN,WiVl
The amount OF ~ assets is,.. 5E 3l0.l2
Tho amount OF Us liabilities
Uncludlug cdpltaO b. .........t 3li,93t.lJ
The amount Of iis Income dur
ing the preceding calendar 49,.
year ,...,..t..s .,,.s. t..tt-tss s4livtll'
The amount Of It's expenditures
year 49,. ~. ...... ID. ~. i5l@Ia
The amount OF losses paid dur
ing the preceding calendar
year tss Gee 600 .sttssstts. Nl.-AN.ta
The amount Of risks written
during the year ,.. 90. ... ,.. 1905. l0AW
The amount 90 risks In force 40
the end OF the year ............, 2.g5.Zo.gl
State Of Utah. Office OF the Secretary Of
] James r Hammond Secretary Of
state OF the state OF Utah. 40 hereby GER
tify that the above named Insurance
Company has He'd Ia my office "a detailed
Statement OF Us condition from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared. and that the said company has ln
am other respects compiled with the laws
OF The State relating TO insurance.
In Testimony Whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and aiiiX 81 ihc great
(sEAi1 senl OF Of the State VI Utah this
an day OF February a. d. 1915
J. T. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of state.
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i ave Washington wed0es-
day. April l.
.,0soySEL OF THE PARTY.
,arp to chicago without stop ."
II''' am, be In salt Lake May 80
l''' ..',.,ns In the TAbern"ele'

.,..,on March 2S.--Ali arrange
V''l ,nr president Rooseyelt,s western a,,I,
'n'' y, been completed. and the l'in-
~ n' ~. Gwen out tonight. The pres'-
|pap ea' ,eoye washington April l. at
E'' y, !, over the Pennsylvania line
: d ~, No. accompanied by secy' LeoO,
W. s',r Rurns. the surgeon general
:. 't ,ayy and tnrce stenosraphers'
Rosenburg, representing 'he
y ..,.ooia railroad representatives
'''' ', n,ess associations, three week
', .,,. and a photographer; = W.
|E1sns, western Union Telegraph s'
p three messengers ana -FOUR
y nm TO Chicago, the first stopping
~ ~Il he made direct, allowing on
~ ss necessary railroad changes
a,n he reached on the morning
n.y., ,syl o. The program for Ch'cag1
PlIi wDl include visits to the
'H', and Chicago universities
n. meeting at the auditorium III 'He
rains. g touis on the
lpeh nv N,su q tho president and
y. -" S4n be escorted TO Odeon hail'
" Few minutes visit VIII be made
s ~ National and International GOOD
y a. convention thence to ST. Louis
,,srslty and later TO the 81 Louis
Y ~Ssra The president and party VIII
.r,srtalned during the stay In 81
.us ,o.oo o.oiock
resident viii go on reviewing
IA "a review parade, and In the
s.,roop he win attend the ceremonies
'1sst 10 the dedication of the build
rd me Louisiana Purchase exposi-
Later the president and his par
viii dlne at the administration build
md they will view a pyrotechnlc
,rAy IN the evening.
4 \ Kansas CITY on May | the .presi-
N WIN deliver an address at Coaven-
val Atep. m. he will be met by n
rnl.tee from Kansas city, Kan"
sscorted to that city. where he will
h a brief address. Upon his arrival
Torea at p, m. he viii take part
M exercises Of laying the corner
N Q, the Y. NJ. c. A. building, and
m evening be will address the
rs,th International conference OF
niload department Of the Y, Nj,
D California an interesting program
been arranged. During the presl-
Wis stay at Portland, Or, May u,
noon and night, h. will take part
b. laying Of the cornerstone Of the
fk and Clarke monument. At
pA Wash. May 20 the president
ttind the laying Of the corner
b u the Masonic temple. The presi-
viii maze addresses at Walla Wal p
htela ana Boise CltN -,
NaIt Lake Clty Ihe president VIII
= ~ 'he iapefnacle ana VIII luhch
senator kearns'
Y NE morning OF MAY 80 the preS
lmd bis party viii stop az Laramie
a;sets 10 take horseback rae
m Laramie TO Cheyenne. during
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Grnn, Grecllng for schIey.

Portland, Ore. March "a special
IN The Oreeonlan from Grants Pass.
Ore. says that Admiral ana MRS sch l,.y
passed through that city on tohlsh.
nor,hbound Southern Paclhc express.
A crowd Of 2.0op people assembled a.
the Depot and when the tram s,oppea
an enthusiastic demonstration followed
Admiral schley was called upon lot q
speech and responded In lew wen
chosen words.
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ExILED FROM FRANCE.
Daughters of Jesus Find a Home Ia
New Brunswick.

s. Johns. n. b., March 2g.-Twenty-
on sisters OF the Daughters of Jesus
eAnelled from France under the Law
o. associations, were cared for today by
nc sisters Of the Good Shepherd and
The Sisters Of Charity of this city. The
French sisters arrived yesterday on the
steamer Lake Erie from Liverpool and
most of them are on their way TO Three
hNers Quebec, whore eight houses OF
the order have been founded.
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rogagement with Turkish Troops,

Constantnople, March 2s-The en-
gagement between Turkish troops and
insurgents at 18th, Macedonia which
was reported yesterday and In which
is insurgents are said to have been
killed. is believed to have been the out
come Of an intended attack on the Turk
ish military depots there. The Turks
suffered IS killed or wounded. II is be-
lIeved the insurgents formed a part OF
the original bulgarian band commanded
by the revolutionary leader sardou.
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WIN Accept Operators Demands.

Terre Haute. Ind, March Pa ma
1ority Of the 10000 bituminous miners
cf Indiana have voted to accept the
operators demands that last year,
agreement be accepted with an ad-
vance Of l2h per cent IN wages. The
MINERS delegates meet here tomorrow,
VIXEN the frst official returns Of the
vote viii be presented
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solution of Negro Problem.

Chicago. March SO-"The solution Of
the negro problem lies with the negro
himself. II can be brought about by his
acquiring land. saving money. and ed
ucating his sons There Is nothing In
the cry about social equality. The me-
gro does not want It and does not ex-
pect H."
This statement was made last night
at Bethel church by J. J. Smallwood.
president OF the Temperance, Industrial
and Collegiate institute q negro insti-
tuition at ClaremOnt. Va.
AT the close OK the civil war Prof
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Men for Zcigler ExpedItlon,

Tromsoe, Norway, March 29--Capt,
Golfan and Is men who will take part
la the Zeigler arctic expedition have ar
rived here The repairs to the expedi
lions steamship America are complet-
ed The whole Of her stores VIII be
purchased In the United States.
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Cunard company Earnings.

Londo1. March 29.-The annual re-
port Of the Curard Steamship company
shows a urp0t Of &l,ll6,S65. A dividend
Of per cent 10 TO be declared.