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Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

-ensoenneHa. iOm fnbes afbdSet Fr II en- mooerns bsfa-mt MaHns
Hfer Hosa hsnenbe Npbel fm New Home GDmantnen. meo Eiepnele al
0ae oenHes soe os lbemfele Of dae bens baarige gaenfaber. Der e til
AaAhnens sooe GsenHaber fct mango npe 5Drbecrtnssr, iom nsopenbsos maa
sisre Zen til en- Wafine al ica &lash.
en al be fpfe Sorbele iom er t@et efr "Ncw Home" MnTfnen &C
oh at ben 8ier ct Positive Feed, itt Der Tile bebspes noeen 5ier eaer
sprtns for at faa Wafinen til at arbeibe. On onben beDa Sprtebrina, Ipm
mort 81. bhe paaR sane al Gnbper. Tom benpter Geafnen, er a feed. Der e.
,aakpes tontrueret at ben tan bapes % ianfes ueb en- fmpel 8 bremns, ubn
at Omune 8ersrae mb the feed dog. Zen samte Maabe at resulere benne
Sass WafHe pan. Deb Siclp al Sfuer, ion fafbobt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar alib meoisrt ganIstsboer TIL csriom bet life bhp foraasi mb
Wsnshsbeh, bible the feed dog enen ramne 5Ors eGer gasfSen ai Raate.
piaoen4 ear osaa ptbe the feed bGoeH uiapn
gaihnsn arhiOer let % naHsn lpolst gaarsbarren r runb. men aesp.
iahradst adjustable bearings) paHet mS Silt bputst sisr mere enb al.
mtntls SHbbarbo, % bpcrreb Raalebarren btur ifano til lrnsere lib at
arbeDe nbn DIE nMn at 1fbes. gaar Styien saar forbi Naaleu % akn EN-
3sHe1 CT Sperhaaben Hap bpinet aDr, at ben aIcrs Tan bratks gaShuen
traoer fs ku baooe see % nebrs Graab, % arbeDer automatic u@u Seuipn
til let eer luert GrbeS.
"Snsoennsn@ bruser bobbet Traab cs laper lock stitch. Den sore
TraoO fees lse ira eppten, uben at rGbss ssnnem ct eaer nrs Suus, fr
ben nar Naalset Sfptlsn treber fs fo; ben fan trebes gfsrte ps er let
NJ foHaa. Naalen er selfsetting, 90 fan ahiuo life iaths flasts.
geb buert Citing rafes beese 7raate ff hmmsn % Iuss Oioten a,
Iset % Stnsene sisres berpeb fuloenct TAFT % ~fnIOFeuOts ems paa besss
Siner al 9sst Maffnen er forDaet wb If SaanoHuL buorpsO man peo
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
UT mnberisge Saarliat ganS.

@ano fan i~noebo1be SpgSomsipi.
rer, og BOG bore ganife Hart. Del
fan ogiaa bore mubret os babe Ell bel
Del gunofaIo, % Dog ilet life inbe,
boGoe Spgoomsipirer. Set er ofte
oct f~lareite ganb, Sisie finSes. Som
en- HeaeI er oct BOG BET uflare ganS.
iom er farIist, ifisnt oct life aItib er
Sili9loet.
Sorat um6erisee mistGnfeligt ii6.
ieenoe 8anb trGnaes Der icm oiteIt
en- iagfpnois Berion. Dog er ser en-
iinlpel 6remganssmaaoe, iom e,tbner
fan benptte.
Gag ct 8anbgfos % en- 8Iasasiet,
Ser pasier t9t iom 2aag. @lasiet og
Isietten ntaa paifes rene og iioen
foecs / ii e1er is Minutter, iaa of Sc
bIir iuIoItanois fri for Spirer. gf-
ter at aogningen er oper, fplbes
@lasiet meo oct mistnnfte 8anS, %
2aaset eIer @sietten I9gges fat
oner. gn SbeifeiuIo Suffer TONNES
fsrit | 9anoet, og man laoer oct oa
itaa | "a elmer. 9eriom oct iaa er
blebet grumiet, eaer ser er Sfum
obenpaa eler 9unofalS l. fan maj,
gaa no ira, at Sanoet er uififfet til
Grifniug, enoog ON bet er ganife
Hart.
Sorflaringer, til benne Grsoe er,
at Sufferet banner Ell flinitig 10.
flGfninesgruno for Be farIiee Spi.
rer, iaa at Sc begpnber at iormere Jig
nteset burtig, og bette frembringer
Sfummet eaer ltflarbeoen | ben
@rab, at oct er tpoelia merfbart.
@ebical Calf ior tie Some.)
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

9aoes Rkepene, for tie at tale ON at
Ife 0deefpsugsurnaIet.
Je8 snetssr nIbeIee life at bnbIe Prsiis
oessftn fpr At tGIge De bebit 3fifik0e
1erno for gurbe1er, tbsrtimoo. ieg Grer
o. refpetterer BAN for oez, usu iee beD
ogtru. ct buui NIB ben ffsrfss 2etbeb fan
ftlsDe ltBe f0r bel o. bebre iftfStbe WRilb
bldfsot Gtbets Stibe, o. at bet berfpr
its e. ssogess M6bcenbigbe1 for bnm at
poqnbge ban bcb at fGtte Wegre obcr
Dem. tbf Der er Hegsrinsssmbsber mere
eno mol ! Qorben til at gioe Negrene
oeres fortiesttc anbeI, % mere til.
fargo, r. ., 25oe Mig. 1903.
U. I. Rnfte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
bpor[eoes err oette?

vi iisbhe,r 81 euaossnr Tpaars SsIsuEiHe for 81.
ertEi Si'rlN Al Ratarrt er life Tan ssiosees ose
Halls Catarrh Cure.
vi uHetr,teus6s bar ftenof u. !. GhsAsp / be Hefte Is
Ser o. tger, at han CT aleets h0seri,a I ale Norrtts
HiEsss1 ransatnansr % ~inanusIi staHe III al o2leIes
snsSer JeraAa<tie. esIss rsrne bar paa!asstn no
W~eftN3raat Whplttais fraasttfS. Ioieeo 2.
@aIefHN ainHaRx ~atetH.
Wboisiait 2ruastes. ioirsp. y
Halls Catarh Cure taats taepenese Of ridtr "
rite paa elDet "a epfttmsfs SItrastaosr. tris lse
~, Slate. S1ists AZ ans ateieserr. gteseseore mt
Halls Family Pills CT Dc NeeG
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Smaapfnf.

Gn eIat itcrf Stcf, omfrirg 40
Sommer lang. meo ct Snit ("notb~)
/ bea enc Gnoe, err Ell nnttig Snoret.
ming / enbper SusboIonine. @eS
oenne fan man lsite 8iaeber eiter
Snoreu reo ira SG9seu, mar De
ifnl aiitspes og r%enaisres, % berpan
fan DC b9rgeS op igien oeo inmme
Netbooe, ubeu al maj bebspcr at
iti9c op peo en- Stige, for at naa cp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

Gen 29oe giisuit bar oi baret
srtte 20 Mar, ba bar hi nirtet ber-
| 20 Var, og Sa flptfer Ri ino /
M Treltebolig - fom til RiSbags
1ns ne
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

y 9cttc er uISsIeS lac ucaeu Spcr.
NrIoelie, TIL isa borts icIo / 0sea5
tur, aia5antn, Ocues Stradl, iiisut
i'g bar nrittu en- fierSeoets Ra
fyc Niyien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
SnsraaS.

BIB al siftise Sur. $40
itrar at binbre @iitens Girfnlation
neb at fnptte ct 9ommeterf(GSe eQer
ct gino fait me1em Saaret % Sier.
tet. Siia Saaret goot no og bao set
meb parnt ganb for at bet ifdl
bfpbe. Ser er ingen 6nre forbmSet
meo at iliae ub ct ioaoant Saar. Ser.
iom Ser life er ct Saar I IunSen,
Der fan angribes al 8iiten. @iiten
err itifnbelia / Manen, men nteget for.
lig / 9lobet. Gatienten bsr toge
aosunf eIler amoniaf. (Solmiaf.)
Snieftitif. gnpeno aalfpono
eller aamier; Scriom man life bar
6et peo SonnSen. iaa ifiGr en Sfipe
SEQ o. IGg Ben paa Saaret og ombpt
ben gientagenSe 8ange. 0eriom
Stiffet er al en- Spcps eler 9i bsr
9raaoen isrit om6pgselig tases ub
90 Saoret blipe iuset Tor al fiernc
8iiten, isr Splcsningen bcnpttes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

~ ~NNN =
or StiIin9eu / SpSeu, % iea bill ieieu
9icutagc Sperasluaulet: "@r Set iaa at
nrSrcS ooer, at en- Sci al be boiSe grs
bciScre hnSer Rearere?" 9e citcrcr mia
life ret. Sr. U. 9. g., a a Sc InSer
mig itgc nt De boiSc Nrbcioere bar "Ret"
til at boSe gfeFrsue, t6i req fH1Se fife mo-
get fdnSaut, Sea fremhoIot iimpcIt6eu
bpuo amiaaeu er til 5aSst. on at oct tic
er noaet rnrt l. at ell inoSan total Iau,
gel pod SGrai0rrigbeS on ScIpItruSias
hto$fe!elic hos Nearenc f~rerrtalocr Suo
Dos Ell Gel al De botoc Hrbei6erc. Ssa
bar oloria hbcrtru meut cHcr idat, at
oct er Aet of BABE, men set Sattlrm, ar
en- SsIelie eIer Sio.uifub life or morulIf
riatia, aisr ben aIoeIeS life til en- Ina
tlIrlIgbeo.
Sr e. g $. taller on at buobe pau
en- mn Strem al hiItiperenc Soios til
SpSeu, tuilfc formanr at Isle 9iures
iperaSmunlet mrScr S~oritaaelie al beodc
8uccrS SprRr OF NanaIer. oa Strfor I'll
@apu for Sem beegc.-
Sror ihrINt Sen Strcm touure ira c,s
ectireoS cno fra 9foreen? Sois scr CT
bnio Sr. u. q. 8, msrer. Iud bar lea
enSca iaurncset GieSfsIclie ueS Teyrcnc,
al iea al 0iertet maa iige: CUB biGIpe
81 bcitpt;c se9rene. ON hsa Sio toumer,
at RoroeuS Sauo ~ SoIt blir ccu raas
ncuhe I Spesul SeS Sc life, Sr. ". ..
8. at SogocnS Roll. iom boietter ita /
Speen. uritcu ltocn l~IrNsupeIie ianr en-
!anst ltGr!cre llpiIit MOB Gearrne euo
SbNtns 6olt BARI "a peo ~ life. at
Der. hpor sforSens Self fiptter ino OF
ennner SettIemeuter. Hitter Rcarcnc al
10 no? sc ma ", itienle. ~ estte bar
en- aarlaa. on at Oct life tdler De! Tor
Ioraboerws gprer % AuIrs til az cnts
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

8 40 gar bar Or, 5owler's Grtraet OF
Sub Siraipberrn beibrepet Snmnerinae.
SlobaaHg. Giartoe. bloeis SiclaaHa %
ganpeimer.er, % ben bar enonu life rnolaot
al beuirte ali, Dpao Der bar uolppet icr Den.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

Sialp al en- TomunRrue Ton ianof Geafhnsrtet meens Spufen fpos. Zen
bar bi NrmL Tom Iesungen per, biIfe 9ier so Rlabs for 5shts Saanete
ring uen at sbe ben ct tumet lbkenbe. Den bar bsrnen EN- outomotf SpuIs
Gnber (bobbin winder) Der er iaa filter U9 paaioeis fin @rtst at en-
oaarls uunoe SpOs Vii bore CT umutsbse.
"Suspennen" fr set no % e elegant iaauel mo SenIpu til Errarbeioi
im til MaHnocfe. DaFinens 5potpte er net let baanotrlst % gefOoelis
at enbo r flenot 50rbeorins paa bette Smraaoe. Oct anuerote Ira er al bebfe
gefafRneo % fnuft fcrarbeiNet 2nfeunsen % roimpfningen er fpne &anss.
Soinsbiuet o. aue be blunte Dele al Daiireu r mutt poGet u8 Slide phte
ret, heorpeb be fmr ct net og imapfnlpt ubeenoe. 8esuOen bruoes Ball Bear
ing til Suhnsbutct % paa b9se Stoer al Jpbnpfet ps 9feiutatet er at naar
tor 8elet al Geaihnen % i1ter Spigbiuet tgana p1 bette lee runot mere
emo type @ange mebens bet pmn andre Oaftner bar tnugt nf ueS at ga tire
Ganse gorbet er laet al oeltgrrt GrG, ianmenot AT fpu furNeaise Sag
bporpeb mai bar opnaaei tsrre Stprfe p9 forDtnoret at erect fan Ha fs.
Wafnens Sobfpte er fprpHet mb plated castors. Sercebe Staatappe
holber Srip9nlst os the treadle plate, b7itst 9pE at gealinea arbsher me-.
get lehkre eb eusrs er 9ifesst Sen bar oaerienehe o. bsole Attachments
for annbeis % (fancy) ssm. On ubfsrl9 Sufruaiensboa tmh bethorne
ssr ensafs spros Hsof6l9er ber gnftne.
Goa Merfe til nebeuFaasaoe betDOeig nsbiatte grHer:
So 4-5 StnHer S1T5
81, IA - Drop Head. 8 smTr .............. 1000
@u 10 = Drop Head, 7StnHer ...".".".... 2lOo
SIC. "a = Drop Head. 8 emTe. Swell Front $500. 1880
SO. 70 - Drop HeaG Z Smfe. Swell Front. $500. 210
CpenfOr uepnte RaHncr fan srbGbes Gsetra, 9alapbrr, ssssSss
.Mr gRatOgni til uebipuDe grNr. s @aabOsni er 8rHm pa brer @aIins
$3.50 bser. Itan fan life tGns. Jig en- pairere 8rpdaps' ear Sufsersent
,nb 9p. "A saer 25. Drop Head 0abpssi % Swell Front, 8ns s22.O0
% se3Oo
Mebenitaocnbe er giaeOf Of SO, "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der fofer
$40 so. Geo Swell Front meneS. at Sfnferus % 2rsparkt er frgt of
rnoet % tor f9 ualmnbelg sppt 10.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

secorah- Soften os SEQ arnen for ct Ga liant %remie5og.
aRa1fnen tan ubplbcs Black Walnu; er 6 ezra, bdhs pOret Hs
wopust -Suspeansn4 molet oeire @ucbpehaosr pa Sbcn al 2oa,et % paa
arnen. Waa bpr Gnoe al aRaNnen. ueo Sober, or en- LIS 9Iao, bporpaa
Der ioor DEcoRAHPosrEN usne On bbpalaWE
susueumen CT aas 9es en- fsfr alasRs @d1frs ina Ii, New Home
neaIhnen ium Den tan bHoe % soGr Na kt % ia lpoHt ION upsaa Gu "a.
fine Markoet
.Suspeumcu' saransrss for 10 gur % ot aimr iossnOc TItuS:
SSs life "SnsueHHrn" ale Sels or %iaaeSea, JON her aperrrci,
iaa fan Yia1iasn ieHOes tilbusc, is oil ~il5assbetrle Oct iuGe Sels6 o.
Graseu besse Seie.
3. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
Evening star., 1903-10-19
SUFFRAGE IN ALABAMA.
Consolidation of Giles and Rogers
Cases Moved.

Wilford H Smith, attorney for jackson
w. Giles and Dan Rogers in the suits of
the former against the board of registrars
of Montgomery county, Ala. and of the
latter against the state of Alabama, today
entered motion in the United States Su-
preme Court to consolidate the cases and
advance their hearing.
Giles and Rogers are both colored. and the
cases involve the question as to whether
the suffrage provisions of the new consti-
tuition of Alabama are repuGnnnt to the
Constitution of the United States.
The Giles case is a revival in another
form of the case formerly decided against
him by this court on account of the re-
fusal of the registrars to register him as
voter The case of Rogers is q prosecution
for murder in which the defendant moved
to ouash the indictment and the panel of
petit Jurors on the ground that the quail
fed members of his race had been excluded
from the jury on occount Of their race and
color, and that the jury panels were made
up from the list of qualified electors and
that his race had been excluded from that
list by reason of the suffrage provisions of
the new constitution of Alabama, which
by their. operation excluded practically all
negroes from the electorate for no other
reason than their race and color while all
tion except color, were admitted and quail
fed.
The board of registrars of Montgomery
county resist the motion to consolidate be-
cause of the want of similarity of the two
cases.
Evening star., 1903-10-19
THE INDIANAPOLIS ELECTION.
It Will Not Have Any Effect on Next
Years Campaign.

Col. Dan. NJ. RansdeN, sergeant-at-arms
of the Senate. has returned to the city af-
ter participation in the recent municipal
campaign in Indianap polls, which resulted in
the overthrow of the existing city govern
ment ard the election of a democratic
mayor.
ut was a revolt of the reform element
against the city administration" said Col
Ransdell to a Star reporter today, 'and
where the republican vote was strongest
the revolution ragged fiercest. For example
one ward. which in the last election gave
Mayor BookWalter. republican, about 1,000
plurality, this time gave the democratic
candidate between so and 100 plurality"
DID the result of the campaign leave
any political scars?'' he was asked.
None that will not heal between now and
the national election. There was feeling, of
course, but the men among whom ii exist
ed are not the kind of republicans to take
it out on the next campaign. The revolt
will have no effect the prospects Of
Jesse Overstreet. our efficient representative
in Congress- nor upon the Legislative and
senatorial situation. There is no possibility
of it affecting the national ticket.
Il prophesy that the county will give the
state and national republican ticket 1900
plurality in the next election.
Evening star., 1903-10-19
TO RENEW NEGOTIATIONS.
Colombia Desires to Take Up Canal
Question Again.

Minister Beaurre, at Bosota, has inform
ed the State Department that the Coiom-
bian government is still cons dering the
canal question, and says that the committee
having the matter in charge has submitted
a report upon the concession to the Panama
Canal Company from 1894 TO 1910. The ds-
patch is ambiguous and the department
cannot say whether the committee has rec
commended the invalidation of the cCnces-
sion and a return to the company of
S1,G0o.OGo which was paid for it. or the re-
port favors confirming the concession. The
report s to be printed and discussed in the
Colombian congress next week.
The Colombian government having inti-
mated that ii desired to renew negotiations
for the construction of q canal, this govern
ment will not act until ii has been deter
mined that a reasonable time has been
given the government at BOgota to formu-
late and present a proposition. The treaty
negotiated by Secretary Hay and Or. Her
ran died September - and 10 action which
the Colombian government may take will
restore it to LIE unless this government
should consent to re-enact it. 1t is held
that the United States government can en-
tertain another proposition if so disposed.
The whole question, however rests with the
President, and it IS for him to decide when
the time arrives to proceed under the
Spooner law to negotiate with Nicaragua
and Costa Rica.
Evening star., 1903-10-19
Personal Mention.

Mr.. William A. Morgan, veteran news
paper man of Cottonwood Falls, Chase
county, Kans., caller on the first as
sistant secretary of the interior this morn
ing. Mr.. Morgan is an old friend of Judge
Ryan and is we'll known in Kansas. He
established a newspaper at Cottonwood
Falls about thirty-tiye years ago and oper-
ated it up to few months ago, when he
retired from active business. He spent the
summer in Europe, seeking rest and re-
creation. and called on Judge Ryan on his
way home to Kansas.
Major E. w. Halford u. S. A. left today
for Europe, six months sick leave.
Admiral j. j. Read, chairman of the
lighthouse board, has also taken an apart
ment at the Highlands.
Capt. G. c. Reiter, recently ordered to
this city as member of the lighthouse
board. has taken an apartment at the
Highlands
Messrs. John w. schafer, William R. Nc
Closky and John Ardeeser have left the
city for ten-day trip to New York and
other northern cities. M
Evening star., 1903-10-19
Eas No Effect Here.

The announcement that the Maryland
Trust Company, the second largest concern
of the kind in Baltimore, had closed its
doors was generally known here at an
early hour in the business day. Naturally
it furnished a topic of conversation among
local finauciers, although the financial con-
nection between this city and Baltimore is
not a very close one.
The effect of the failure here therefore,
has no practical phase of Importance. AS
Il rule comparatively small amounts of
money are kept on deposit In Baltimore
financial institutions. and in this regard
the news that came this morning has been
largely discounted.
The methods of doing business here and
in Baltimore are quite different. That Is
speaking generally, for of course conScrva-
tism in banking finds its eXponents there
we'll as in other cities. AS has been
pointed out in this column, the financial
Institutions of this city are remarkably
free from industrial securities, which seem
to be the weak feature Of the stock market
just at present. There has been no fnanc-
ing here of steam railroads and other en-
terpriSes, and the consequence is that the
collateral held by the financial institutions
of this district give no cause for uneasi-
ness. At the same time the cash reserves
have never been as large, so that the local
financial condition is remarkably suDstan-
al
Evening star., 1903-10-19
SENATOR'S BROTHER DROPPED.
Mr.. Gorman's Services Were Found to
Be Not Satisfactory.

p. Calhoun German, a brother of Senator
German, was dropped from the pay rolls
of the Treasury Department October 8, be-
cause his services were mot sa1isfac ctory'
to the department. This is the reason given
by Assistant Secretary Armstrong, who has
charge of customs work of the department
Mr.. German has been on the rolls as a spe-
cial agent in the customs department. He
was at one time on the rolls of the Bait
more custom house, where he was desig
mated as a Especial employee His dulles
were of Il confidential chara cter
The dismissal of "Cal' German took place
before the Maryland conferences at the
White House and before the criticism OF
the President by Senator German.
Evening star., 1903-10-19
Movements of Naval Vessels.

The Dahlgren, Porpoise Plunger and
Shark have left Greenport for New Suffolk
The Shark recently punched hole in the
Dahlgren, and the latter vessel has just
been repaired.
The Baltimore has left New York for
Boston to assist in the speed trials of the
battle ship Missouri and the cruiser Dem
ver
The Montgomery has arrived at Monte
video, the Eagle at New York the Hanni-
bal at Norfolk, the Wasp at Fort Tampa,
the Leonidas at Norfolk and the Mohican at
San Francisco.
The Nanshan left Hankow yesterday for
Shanghai
Evening star., 1903-10-19
Stations of Vessels Changed.

The United States coast survey steamer
Matchless, Capt. Fowler, which has been
employed in making surveys on the Severn,
West and South rivers throughout the en-
tire summer, has concluded her work for
the season and has returned to Baltimore,
where she will Tie up until the spring.
The coast survey steamer Endeavor. now
working on the Potomac river "Kettle Bot
TOMS" will give up the work for the season
about November 1. and will return to Bal
timore. The Endeavor may be sent to the
south Atlantic or gulf coast for the winter.
The lighthouse tender Holly, which has
been in service on Chesa peake bay and its
tributaries for several years, has gone 20
North Carolina for extended duty on the
sounds.
Evening star., 1903-10-19
CLERICAL CHANGES.
Appointments and Promotions in the
War Department.

War Department.
Changes in the classified service of the
War Department have been announced as
follows: Appointments under civil service
rules: Record and pens on office-Jack Aus
mus of Oklahoma, clerk at S1,000. Office
of the adjutant General-Fay +. Lewis of
Virginia, Edmund L. Finch of the District
Of Columbia, and Frank F. Halbach of
Pennsylvania. clerks at $500. Office of the
quartermaster general-Myron d. Baker of
New York William j. Lawes of Louisiana.
Charles w. Pervel of Maryland and VIII
liam G.. Scott of North Carol ma, clerks at
$50 Office of the surgeon general-Wi!-
liam c. Daudt Of Missouri, clerk at 81 900;
Nelson D. Brecht OF Maryland, messenger
at 5000. Office of the paymaster general
George 3. Schmuci>er of Louisiana. clerk
at $S40. Office of the chief signal officer
Nicholas ]. Barron of Illinois, clerk at $12o.
Bureau fnsuiar affairs-James B. Mac
MILAN, clerk at $S40. Office of the
chief of staff-Edwin W. Fullam Of New
Jersey, Thomas f. Brown of North Caro-
Ina and Frederick Newton of Pennsylvan a,
clerks at $1,e00; David d. Harrod of the
District of Columbia and LIE Roy Rogers of
New Jersey, messengers at $I2t
Fromotions-Ofiice of the adjutant gem
eral: John w. Ham of New Jersey, from
clerk a 81 900, to clerk at 81 2oo. Office of
the paynaster general: Miss Alice u.
Willoughby of New York. from clerk at
$500 to clerk a $500. Office OF the chief OF
ordnance: Albert c. Bradford of Mary
land from clerk at $40, to clerk at $500.
Bureau of insular affairs: Paul Randolph
of the District OF Columbia, from clerk at
81 400, to clerk al S1G0o.
Resignatons-Ofice of the auartermas.er
general: James NJ Priest of Kansas clerk
at $500 Office of the surgeon general: Ira
Gordon of Ohio. clerk at leo. Office of
the chief of ordnance: John E. Wellaer of
Pennsylvania clerk at 81, 400; George c.
Hale of Pennsylvania stenographer and
Typewriter at 81 200.
Evening star., 1903-10-19
UNION TRUST COMPANY CLOSES
Receiver Appointed and Gives a MiI-
lion-Dollar Bond.

BALTIMORE, October 19.-The Union
Trust Company closed its doors at It's pm.
Miles White. jr., has been appointed re-
ceiver of the company, and filed bond for
$1,o00.Cop
Miles White, jr.. who is one of the vice
presidents of the Union Trust Company.
and who has been appointed receiver. states
that the closing of the doors of the COM
pany was due to a run upon it by de-
positorS in consequence of the announce
ment Of the failure of the Maryland Trust
Company. 1t is stated that there are no
business connections whatever between the
two suspended companies.
NEW YORK, October lathe Union
Trust Company OF Baltimore according to
a recent statement, had paid-up capital
of St,obJHjO, surplus of $50 900 and undi-
vided profits of Si59.OUO
Evening star., 1903-10-19
THREAT TO USE DYNAMITE.
Attempt to Levy Blackmail on the
Great Northern Railway.

to well authenticated reports the Northern
Pacific Railway Company is not alone III
its troubles with the dynamiters, though it
has so far been the only sufferer. For sew
eral DAYS there have been a number of
Great Northern secret service men in Hele-
ma and vicinity and it has developed that
their mission is to try to locate the person
who has sent the company letter levying
blackmaii.
The letter was mailed at Cascade and it
demanded the payment OF $15 900. The
railroad company was commanded to fly a
signal If 1t acceded to the demand and was
given until Tuesday evening. October 90
to comply. IF 1t did not coa1ply then the
amount Of the blackmail would be raised to
$4,000 and Dynamite. the letter said. would
be used on the rails.
Evening star., 1903-10-19
Given a Unique Reception.

A unique reception awaited Mr.. Alexan-
der P. Shaw, one of the principal exam
iners in the patent Office, on his return to
work today after honeymoon spent in At
lantic City. Mr.. Shaw was married a few
weeks ago, and his fellow clerks at the pat
ent office believed it to be fitting that he
should be given reception when he re-
turned. They therefore obtained a guam
tity of flowers ribbon and white tissue
paper and with this made various forms Of
decoration, the beauty of which was only
excelled by it's profusion. Mr.. Shaw appre-
ciated the attentions of his associa tes, and
some of them lunched on his bounty.
Evening star., 1903-10-19
The Stringham in Dry Dock.

The United States torpedo boat destroyer
Strineham has gone into the dry dock at
Baltimore to be fitted with two new man.
ganese propelers, one of which will re-
place the one that threw off a couple of
blades during the recent tests of the String
ham on Chesapeake bay. When the acci-
dent occurred the boat was going through
the water at 2 speed of fully thirty knots
a.. hour, and. 1t is stated. would have ex-
ceeded her contract requirements but for
the accident. She will be ready for another
trial the latter part of this week.