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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
TO REARRANGE
THE COMMISSION
President and Taft. Making an Effort
20 Close Up Matter Before
Formers Trip.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March "a
The President and Secretary Tat are
making an effort TO ccmpiete the re
arrangement OF the isthmicn canal
commission previous to the departure
Of the President on his Southwestern
nip. Ii is possible that this cannn
lie accomplished, as it is necessary fer
Il number OF Communications to pass
between parties who must be consult
Cd before the new plan is completed
1t has been decided that it vii! be
necessary fer the President to appoint
Il commission consisting Of seven mem.
l,crs He considers that such NUM-
he: makes the commission nnwieldy
but as Congress failed to provide for
4 smaller commission. it is held by shc
attorney general that the appointment
Ct Il commission Of seven members is
mandatory on The President.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
Jap Lean Completed.

hoNDoN March 24.-lhe iir:l dc.
'''l!s OF the japanese lean we're con.
r'''''"d hero today with The execution
OF the cxac, date CT issue. This has
net yet been decided. The amount; &
a'ooo'co", with interest at / 1-2 pcr
cent. The prize Of the issue is u, ~,
me security will he the tobacco monon.
o'y OF lanan. amounting Is $4,000. 900.
according to the budget OF The mex. is.
ca wear The loan will BE- issued sin.
ultaneonsly in New Yorl; and london
each OF hose cites taking 81, 900 aan
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
Arrest Of Stanley Francis Pro.
moter Of Many get Rich.
Quick Schemes.
fRAuDuL ENr USE OF NJ >,ls
One Of the leading Figures in s:orsy
cotto" Company and the Desunct
provident Investment Company
Found Easy Marks" in Three r:o,n.
tres-Heavy Bail Required.
tEy Associated PROSE-

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March .,
STANLEY Francis. alias Art,n,r { ~,
~ " promoter OF many companies,
Was arrested hy United States t,sInl
Inspectors today on the charge az nc;nr
''ie mails for fraudulent purpose, ana
AFTER henlng before Unitcd Si,ro.
Commissioner Craig. he was ha,l i,
Yi''''"' nan for further hcarin.
rFahcls was unable to furnish tho mil.
lnd. II: default was committed IL III
cG.nt,' Prison.
Inc POSTAL authorities ch,rnn ,h,t
''''n''s IS one OF the leading iia,,ras
III me Storey Cotton Company and ria
fr"v'icnt Investment Company. which
are alleged by the postal inspectors "a
oc fraudulent .gct-rich.qnick'' con.
Germs.
members Of Management Disappear.
Eoth companies have cone int, ~
hands OF receivers and n,cst ~ ~.
men VINO We're actively identified. win
"e management OF the concerns n:,,n
disappeared
,is, COMPANIES did an exclusive en-
n'ted S'atcs' Canada and E,lronn n
hundreds of creditors havn yjsirad IN,
"''c' OF the companies in this ciiv.
~, could get neither the money lncv
invested nor any promises OF return.
r'''c1s was arrested III tho of,ircS
ol FRANCIS Bros. publishers, w,h
winch firm he is connected ,rhr.
'tst was quietly made and The heorn,.
was ref. Only enough evidence IA.
':cduced before the commissioners !,
maze out prma facia case
Exposed by Newspaper.
Nc exposure of the Storey Cotton
-o'''pany was made by philadclphi.,
'c"spaper, which connects rr,,c;
w II numerous other companies
among the concerns Francis ~.
ho'cd was the United States .rrns-
-oisil;lny. Of this city. A mcotin., nr
ne directors CT this company w., Iall
10y az which all The officers resign
-. ms was folloevd by The en;cr.
" q judgment against Francis a.
'"''9O Ivy the officers II tho ~,
omrany.
ne postal authorities have al:,o
''"s'a Il warrant to he issued foT thc
.''s: az W. Fl. I.atimor, tie misei,,.
';'naser or he dnfunct Prevalent H.,
cS'ment Company He IS chareoi
IN using the mails fo- fralduIcnt
Irposes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
SLAVS MAY MAKE.
ANOTHER STAND
Rear Guard Now Occupies Fairly
r.: a :, i.
tBy Associated Press,

~. PETERSBURG, March 25--a. a
=. N The Russian rear guard is nov.
oec''py'ns line of fairly strong na,.,-
ial positions. rhi:ty-four miles so,,h
OF GunshE Pass. The centre Icing ,ho
t"'iroad village OF Sipinehai ana ne
'la'Ns covering the reads on ni5hn.
sl'i'n, WHICH. apparently. it is Gencr,,
'-1lhcvitch's intention 10 defend ,oo..
el'oaSf 70 force the japanese 10 show
the!: hands.
The Russians may, however, h,v,
Dseh oq' ilanied and have 10 inteu;io n
81 making a serious stand and his l.
accepted rs probable, especially rs II,
'he correspondents continue to renor.
r'n'rs CT wide turning operations an
l"'h TANKS indicating probable Da.;j.;
in fact.
ne correspondents believe tbnre
VII hc 70 resumption of l,os,i]i:i ~,
2 grind scale and important battles
arc improbable inside OF three months
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25

eh me village Of Slpinyha;. II miles
norm OF Tie Pass. where, i, has tom.
H'ari!v halted. The army has been
p''~'''cally without rest for months
anti rs fatigue should be evilz.n,
I''c japanese ri"hr is reported to bc
a''':hcM% on Sipin"hai positions along.
VIC railroad ana nn both tanks.
y brisk action occurred on the oven.
mig Of March IS at kayuun. The Rms.
S';:i rear guard hea,in" off Two heavy
a''acNs. which lasted until midnight.
!@''er hln"in" ny railway b,idrns
nor ~ CT l<alvuaE 4, Gvc places, the
it"ssian retirement was continued
,l;"ch - - and u. with only lieh
I'he firms"
nc Mukden branch OF .hc Russo
chinese bank removed all is money
cXs ept $l1o,UOn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
NON OMBATANTS
LEAVING HARDIN
russians Making Preparations Is Gu.
UP City to the Victorious
Japanese Host
CHr Associated Press ,


GCNSHU PASS. March .4--,r,a
men ahG children are reported to be
leaving Haroin ana the business
houses are closing. The stationary
hospitals are being moved back ana
ne entire railroad east and south :,
'S''lhar is being prepared for ne
neNf stage OF the war.
The convection exists that Genera,
'N'foki is now directing his ;noyements
'c"arf he northeast fer The invns,
.''eht OF Vlalivostok. changin. is base
'cs mat purpose to Gensan.
Keeping to Sea Bases.
While the Manchurian rai,..,, 3,
employed q supply Tic main arm, IN
Us advance OH Hardin. tie Jon,nosa
7t'5m SUI partial "a tic plan OF Ike, n.
'ns 70 their sea bases ard, instr,l
OF following The Russians. some Of ,t,c
''i''''ary experts are OF the opinion t,,at
t'ie japanese may relax the nross,,ro
"poh Lihcvitch ami thus induce Nm
:" concentrate in the region between
''ahtupu ana Tie Pass for another
''att'e. Throughout The camDaicn ~ |
ne demonstrations Of experts a.
;fd''lns Inc plans Of he japanese have
'"''''". me aspirations OF the Japanese
""stanfIy fattenins upon The yi.,cr,.S
achieved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
FHE WAS KNOCKED
ENTIRELY "OUT''
Negro Pugiiist Unconscious Fourteen
Hours From Slow Received in
Fight and Dies.
{By Associated PIess.l

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 81
John Hill. negro nngiljst. died
here today at ST. Agnes hospital
rs tile result OF six-roGnd bout
last night With Kid Dorsey also col
nred. al The broadway Athletic clib.
In The sixth round OF the bout which
LAD been holly contested Hill was
knocked unconscious. 1t was at fls;
supposed tlat he had only been knock
cd out. but when the usual remedies
failed 10 revive him he was hurried
to the hospital After fourteen hours
treatment he was still unconscious
and died at J. O'Clock.
Lewis Bailey, the proprietor Of the
club was arrested ana held in $4,000
bond and Kid" Dorsey. one of the
principals, was held without bail pend
ing Tie result OF the coroncr's inquest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
HANDLE COAL IN
MILLION ON LOTS
"crfo'k 6 Western Makes Prepara.
tons to Increase !ts Facilities
at lambert's Point.
tSn"cial "a the Daily Press !


NORFOl,k. VA. March q --..rha
N"'io'k AMI Western railroad today
'oosht twenty-five acres Of lana Il
l''h'er's Point, near Norfolk, for new
e"'i PIES 20 be the greatest in ~.
Wc'ld and from which the Berwina.
Wh'tc Coal Company. 81 New yor.:
ih''ahelphia and Cardiff. England. vii
snip upwards OF 1,ooo.ooo tons of West
virginia VI Flar Top coal a year.
10 maui this coal The Norfc,,, Ill,
western has ordered fifty new fre,.ht
ehs'nes and 5000 new coal ears
ms shows that the Bc,wind- Wht1.
company will not wait two vnars a.,
'hc coming into Norfolk Of tn, A.,
! 'oeWater railroad before nnan;u~
So. :. headquarters here in opposition IL
~,as'ner' Curran & Bullet. Of phila,,o,.
''''a. whose coal the Norfolk and West.
~ is now hauling here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
HIS SUIT:
KILLED LAWYER
Lewis Lyons Pays DeatI:. snaity i
Crescent City Fer crinCom.
naitted in 1908.
lHv Associated Pres

NbN +ASSoclllcU i'FeS
NEW ORLEANS. LA, A:ch ~. -
Lewis Lyons was hanged re today
Tor the murder Of former 1trict Al.
tmney j. Ward Gurley. in u.
Mr.. Gurley. who was nlber Of &
prominent family, had be. United,
States district attorney ur Presi.
dent Cleveland and had di.guished
himself in :he successful Becution
Of baNll wrecking cases.
Lyons was the son Of foar cloth
ing merchant. but through sipation
had been much reduced icircrsn.
stances
One night a sugar brokecporte1
The loss Of 4 valuable din,l hin.
lie had been in Lyons's con!y. "
2Ons Was suspected. arresiand al,
Quilted. The arrest preyebn his
mird, however. and he brouaamaec
suits against the detectistnd the
broker.
';urley was employed as lonnsei.
The case was lost by Iyonao con
ceived the idea that his eel was
res .,onsible for the loss OF suit.
Lyons made many threats finally
locked himself in q room VIII. Cur.
ley and killed him.
Lyons shot himself tgli ihc
head but recovered. IFS tke was
insanity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
NEWPORT NEWS, Va SATURDAY. MARCH 25 1905
Lucinda IIci,stis who died win no

Lucinda Hcs,stis. who died with hc,
mother. under peculiar circumstances
showed that death had ,es,.ltcd ,.rnm
gas poisoning
he deaths occurred a. the rrcshv.
'efian hospital aud. until The autonsy
was performed, puzzled The physicians
greatly. The women hal h,.cn in !,
france lcr fifteen days prior 10 .ieut,1.
More han Two weeks ago bon; Of
Tue wrmci: were found unconscious IN
Tie home OF Henry w. Helrnr. ! lawv.,r
OF 'f'ls city. and were supposed 10 marc
Deeh asphyAialed by gas. Ncithe re-.
covered consciousness and PHYSICIANS
ana hypnotists We're puzzled Nv ,hcir
''nact o'.nlable condition.
Miss lieuslis was an a,trac,i,c
Young woman % years old. Lac: Of
ncnrlshment was the principal cans,
OF her deatl, as it had been imEcssih,,.
70 give her food except in LIQUID form
ana through tube. S,mulants am.
eAygcn were administered with,u, cr
feet ..
\ singular fact is hat the ynuu.: wD.
mans mother who lay in an adjn,n.
ms room. began Ia shcw signs or The
approach OF death soon after tho dea:,
OF her daughter. Like her daughter
ne mother also was greatly emaci;,,.
eo ana the physicians; at the losp,:.
Sly their low vitality was due prac;..
cally 70 starvation One specialist II
'vpnct'sm and physiology. who i1,vus:,
ssted the case. made public his CON
'iSlon that the two women had uncun.
sc'ousiy hyDno,izel eacl; other AMI
ha' gas asp'syxiation had nothing 10
~ With he case :ie explained shat
&c mad himself bc+n hyp,.n,ized Will,
'yfno'!zins araticnl and had only been
awakened nv the arousng Of the sub
ecf but his interesting theory was
battered by the autopsy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
Mrs. Ssanford's Body Laiaest.
(By Associated Pres

4. STANFORD tNIvER sfcAL..
March 24.-Thc body Of tn. Mrs.
Jane Stanford, who recened AZ
Honolulu. now rests in thnford
inansoleum between the hof her
husband and son, near thantion
OF learning that bears thein. BE.
fore The final commitment Mrs.
S'anfort's body to the stonopha.
gus simple 3eryices were the
great memorial church Grey her
in loving memory Of her hi.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
Sales in Cloth Morket.

!, AL RIVER. MASS. March o.
'''e weekly sales in the cloth mark,
W reach = total OF about l25.ooo
''eses. Although trading during tfc
% VS. has continued quiet. a strong IN
"cr'cne is sill prevalent and nils arc
lererIe1 to be slow sellers of s,,no
yves At existns prices. The sales
~ rs week arc equal t. abou.s one
half Of the output.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
JACKSON LOSES
ON a FOUL, BLOW
Struck Jack O'srien on Jaw Around
Referees Body While in a
Clinch.
(By Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE. MD, March 2t.-Af-
ter less than minutes fighting in
the second round. Young Peter Jack.
son knocked out Philadelphia jack
O'Brien by foul blow, ana lost The de-
cision. The agreement was tina. the
fighters should break clean.
The referee. James O'Hara. was be-
tween the men. who had clinched when
.5ackson's right sho. around O'Hara's
body and landed full on O'Brien's jaw.
The Philadelphia went down. but
made an effort to rise. He was i'm
able TO DO so, however. ard many CT
the crowd thought he had LOST the
esht, Jackson vas hurried from The
ring before the decision was an,
no,mced
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
Second Pacific Squadron.

~ SAID EGYPT. March 81
''''''i'al Ne''csaton's division of nc
!iusslsn Second Pacific squadron. con.
SiS''hs 81 4 hal'leship, four cruisers
ana four Transports. arrived her. to.
Gay The vcSscls are not coaliue ana
afe "'iy taking moderate supplies en-
ie ara. The Ships arc heavily laden
With storrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
OWNED BY CHURCH.
pants Were Stolen by Negro FROM
presbyterian Rumnane Sale
-, n JS 0a5I.
(oDeclIf tn fh.A TN,k,..

7'''''1age odIE.
looecial to the Daily isress.)
. N.'t' ] oI>N VA. March 34.--"Jo!,n
'''ac:i!se. colored. stealing a pair Of
l,a"'S valned at 81. the property OF the
second Presbyterian church: copein.
ncd ''nt'l March 25th."s was The cn.
Wy On The police court cocko, today
me explanation is that I:thcridce was
''is s' 'd upon the charge of stealing
= PAIR of secondhand trousers from =
! mage sale which. the ladies' az rho
=, church are conducting uptown.
lhc case will be heard in tho morn.
ing. .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
TWO BATTLESHIpS
INJURED BY .JAps /?
nat IS the Unconfirmed Rumor wh,ch
Has Been Received in st.
Petersburg.
(By Associated pracc

. 49, -tsSHCIttltu IreSS.
IttIt!s March 25.-Thc Mathis s.
fe''er:burS correspon dent sends IN i, !.
'oh'ifmcd report that Japanese ;orpe.
10 beats have succeeded in aan,aej,,.
''se ADMIRAL tcjcstvcnsi,y's hutil,..
:''''rs Sissoivcliky aud N.lyarin
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
JULES VERNE DIES
AT RIPE OLD AGE
World Famous Mystery Writer, Many
of Whose Fictions Have Become
Cry Associated Tress.)
!AMIENS. FRANCE, March oi-
Jules Verne died at. $40 p. nj. His
family was at his bedside.

Jules Verne was born in Nantes
France. Feb. s, 1928. He studied law
in Paris and made his debut in litera-
ture in 1850. with a comedy in verse
called, Les Pailles Rompues Sub
seQuently he wrote several other plays
and began in 1863 with his Cling Sc
maines en- Ballon." a line OF surprising
adventures based more or less plaus-
IDLY on facts OF science, which he\pur-
sued with great success 70 the time Of
his death
Most Popular Works.
His most popular work around the
World in Eighty Days" which was
dramati"ed in 1874, and after its pro
iuc,ion in The Porte ST. Martin thea
ire in Paris, toured with great sue
cess. He wrote also '.Adrift in the
Pacific" From Earth to Moon" Tho
Giant Raft The Cryptogram. :
Michael Strogoff," The Notorious
Island / Twenty thousand League:
Under the Sea" and a great many
other similar aud almost equally pop.s
lar novels.
Most of his works have been trans
lated into English and other languages
| NJ. Verne was a member of thu
Legion OF Honor He had been Twin:
for many years at Amiens, France.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
Jockey Mecafferty Dies.
By Associated yrras.,

Wy AssOclatcd FreSS.l ##
.' NEW ORLEANS. la. March So
Jockey Charles McCaher,y, who WIZ
Injured at the fair srounos TODAY ~,
at the hospital ton skt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25

Mr. r. L. Holmes arrived here yes
teraay from San Juan. Porto Rico, and
is now the gnest Of relatives in this
lefty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
AUTOPSY SPOlLS
HYPNOTIC THEORY
Mysterious Deaths ProsaiealIy Ex
planned by Evidence Of Every
Day Gas Poisoning.

NEW YORK. March 24.-An antop.
s. maize tonight on the body OF Miss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
Ills Car Struck rour.Ye:r Old
Frederick Won Glider. instantly
Killing Him.
CONDUCTOR WAS A sKulKER
While His Partner and > Policeman
Waoed Desperate Battle re Loskel
Himself in the car-squad Of Exsras
Had to Fight Way Through an Ualy
Crowd
(Ry Associated Press

NEW YORK. March PA sara.
q! extra police was summoned from
! !; station ir The williamsburg. section,
VI h'o"klEn today 10 rescue a police
| man and motorman or Il ei:rfaca ca,.
| ir'n an angry mob or TWO rho,,san,:
persons who were trying 10 punish the
moi 0rman for the death OF q little boy
nc enid, Frederick Won Glider asa.l
lcnr years, ran in front OF the car a,
II was rassin. through Park Avenue
and he was struck ana instantly
KILLED.
Cries Of Lynch Him!'
i'arn'y lad the motorman. Jane.
NcN a'l'ey left the platform of his car
than several men seized him. will,
cries OF lynch hint" threw him down
AMI Jumped on him. The; conductor
LOOK refuge in his car and locked borh
doors
NcJauiey struggled back 10 the car
ana reached 4 switch iron with which
nc knocked down several o1+his Il.
anus a policeman came to,tis rescue
but the moi hs-;-.-, u,
liceman using his club and NRcCanlcy
The switch iron.
Fought Way Through Mob.
Word was sent to nearby police
station for help and when the police
arrived they had to beat their way
through the crowd TO reach the Two
men
The body of the hoy was taken from
under the car. When his noher. Mrs.
Robert Van Glider. saw the >ody she
tainted as she started down tairs ana
lei; hcaalons, suffering iniuies from
which it vas feared she miat no' re-
cover
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-18
Wir Wdnner.

Die Saaeeitf6rift Slide rnb Sell
fer erSdblt: sSn einem pornebmen Re=
1taurdnt elmer groben Sauptitabt
trdgt bas 8iifettfrdulein etnen sroz
BEN StoB feiniter por5eGanteller 5u
einem Slide. llntertpegs itrau6elt
bic Mrme, bic serbre1li9e Waare fdut
au 8oben, tpo tie tlirrenb in tau{enb
Sbeile 3eri9elt. 9as Mdbhen bri6t
in 5brdnen aus Elm Mpnatsgebalt
liegt bier in Sherben. pepi, Der
ppiftolo", beitebt fid bic 8ei9eerung.
Damn bemerttler fiibl: .Maaen sic
fih nihts Daraus, ih tperbe bic @ade
fhpn arrungirer. Das 8iifettfrduz
lein bdlt bic MeuBerung fir einen ipez
mig gelungenen unb mod lpenieer tatt=
pollen G1ers, bod ba lit niht gu bet=
fen, unb triibfeltg gebt fie aur Sdges=
oronung iiber. piffolo besiebt f;h
mittlertpeiIer gum prin3ipal, ipel9em
er reIplut unb fur5 melbet, er babe To-
eber atpei Dubenb feiniter 9oraelan=
teller fallen laiTen. Dieter 8eridt loft
beim gbef bic fDl6er ,Sdllen" autps
r1dtifh eintretenbe 9enegung aug.
Der prin5ipal fdopfbeutelt NIT Der
Rehten ben 8tccDlp unb berfebte ibm
NIT Der Qinfen cine ansgiebiae Sbrz
feige. Damn flog Der ungliidIide 3iir
gbiir hinaus. 9iccOlo ninirnt brauz
ben bor benz groBen Manbfpisgal
5telIing, fdludt mddtig, um bic
auffteigenben Sbrdnen berab3utpiirS
gen, bringt bic in llnorbnung eeratbe=
ne Gri1ur aureht, reibt iih nit 9efz
tigteit Bic ltnfe Mange unb 9ebt bann
ferDiettenfnlpentenb, uIs ob rints eez
msben ipdre, feiner berufsnldBigen
8e1hdftignng nah. Der n9ber1, Der
RenrtniB BON Der gun5en Mnselegsnss
belt erbalten, frast bertpunbert ben
RIeineE:: .Wp3ll gum Geier bafteft
Du benn bic Ghulb auf did serorlz5
ineu21 piccDlo mari iih inbie NruIf
inb eripiberte nit flaf1ifAer Mu1e.
MAS molten Gte2 Gin arrnes Weib,
bos n,iiiIen mir Mdnner ro6 idd.
ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-18

Lstriebene Hiefen~&rdbne1l tnerben
ibre eefpaltigen Mrme IN bic Cuff
rcfer unb elettriIde 5GeiniDerfer
.isiD 8ogealanlpen bon ME bis6sr ges
fehenen 9imeRiioren unb nadtiger
Seudttraft iperben Elm pomMen|1ens
aeiit bem Meere abgerungeneS 9ebiet
roh etpa s Wleilen 2dnse Triumph,
renb iiberitrablef.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-18
Dert1ttJt1teH.

Nus 6amburg tpirb berintet, baB
in Den 5ebruar=G =G5tiirmen bieies eSab@
rss insaefammt Ill 9aiffe nollItGn4
b:a berloren sesdngen iinb, nnb tpuns
Derbarerneiie mar itnter bie5en tein
beutIdes. 487 G6iffe tpurben bur1
unfdlle beiGGbigt, Darunter 63
bertf9e.
3ie erIten G6neIsiige nit 100
Gitometer @efnptrbigfeit (etipas
hber 62 englif6e Meilen) tperben in
Seutf6ldnb mod biefen CONNER
apif9en Berlin unb oamburg unb
Berlin 6annoper gefabren iperben,
anb 3nar nit ben neuen 2ofomptipen,
fte duf Der MeltausItellung in ct.
Gouis ausseiteGt paren.
9lm 19. Npril iebss Sabres brudt
hie 2onDoner ,5imes" 6plsenbes
anter Sobesanaeigen:
u8eoree gorbon Noel, 2orb
8bron, ftarb fir Die erie9ifde
sSreibeit am 19. Mpril 1894"
OieIe nSobesan5eige" pirb duf
@5runb zines 2egats per0ffentlt9t,
bos beitimmt, fie folle einseriidt tpers
ben, bis rer Name r8nron" in Der
Meitminiter Qbtei erideint.
Seber inbipibuelle Weenfb trGgt
na9 S9iaers Nusbrud, fbreibt Brof.
N6elis in einem Mrtifel, Der Mnlage
itnb 8efttmmung na9 einen rein ibedz
liitif6en Menfben in ii9; es gilt To-
NIT nur, biefen bur4 rdftloie Mrbeit
an unb in fid ielbit gu entfalten. Sn
Dieier 8estebung berebren mir, tpie
fr:iber i9on sefagt, in Sdtlers ganz
sem Weien etnen f9Opferii9en, tbat@
trdfttgen Sbedlismus, Der Dur6 bic
Stdrte Des Miberitanbes nur tpd4ft.
octn gefummtes Streben unb Htngen
gdlt bteier Sffenbarung, bieier Gteiz
eerung bes Sbeals BEL dllem GuBeren
8rud unb 2eiben; ietn Sbealismus
lit bur9aus periDnli9 i'm engftenj
Gtnne bes Mortes, @rlebniB, Grrunz
gen19dft, unb barous ertlGrt ii9 .er1t
fie bobe Sormpollenbung, bic niAt
cttpa, pie man tbDri6t gemeint bat,
MIR elm f9Ones duBeres @etpanb
htibet.
Sas engltfbe 6anbelsamt CAB am
I, 2prtl Die @tati1tif bes 8eltbanbels
fur 1904 beraus. On Der 9pibe ftebt
Ter englif9e 9anbel nit Ctr. 781, :
S58,000. Die 5ipeite STEELE nimmt
@eEtf6lanb Elm nit 2itr. 573,174, :
600, unb an britter Stelle iteben bic
&er. Stdaten nit 2ftr. 512,845, 900.
Der Wertb Der Smpprte mad @nalanb
tpa4s eesen bas 8oriabr um 2itr.
S,013.000, pdbrenb Der @ert6 Der
@gporte nur um 2itr. 1,O18,O0O
f:leg. gs 1T Dem na9 eine @e1ammtz
| Fteiserung ces engltf9en 6anbels um
Ctr. 9.031 900 gu ber3ei9nen. eyn
Demfelben Sabre mar eine Steigerung
5es beutf9en 9anbels Inn 9Itr. 22,z
308,000 3u per5ei9nen, bon benen
Stir. 14,414,000 auf sSmporte unb
Str. 7,893,000 dufgrporte tommen.
Oie Ser. 6tadten batten Elm 5hlehtes
Gunbelsiahr. Der Mert6 Der SIM
pnrte ipu9s 5tpar um 21tr. 8,419,z :
COG, dber Die @rporte gingen um
Str. 6,646,000 auriid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-18

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