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Show I J CREAM OP THE WFV7S. . The steamer Campania, which sailed rrom Queenstown yesterday, has on boarO what Is said to be the. largest consign ment of specie ever sent across the Atlantic At-lantic on one vessel. The total, valuf of the specie . Is about. J6.2SO.000, and iu weight Is close to twelve tons. -" - . , It has been announced In Chicago thai the Commonwealth Trust and Saving iS.HkiKn ln8t't,ut,0' Promoted by organ- ilLl9- ,Tne. caPlul of tn bank It oo.0W and all of the directors except Nonf r5.ofi,bor organizationa frS K-t- 5ank." ffl?al will b taker rrom th, ranks of organised labor, but al will be practical banking men. 5v.h0.? 3b 8PaI,dln mU that ne woul neceSsaVy. C trl,te con"nission 11 neJerh oih,1'110' tormeriY Vch,ef pnK' neer of the Panama canal, haj beei 5Tinnt-d JL" th,f thlrd arbitrator In th. F.r?"rsardlns waKes between th. S.d.i?runJt railrl n its engineers Nh?t. lwo arbitrators are Wallact Nnbltt cf Toronto, ! railroad man. anc SL0".1? ot, Cleveland, an offlcia or the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Engi-neers. t,A.ll.mbtr .Si distinguished persons am' iSnfi,1". 0f. Turkey, who had been pre sented to the Sultan by the Embassador! or their respective countries, were re 1"'L Permission to witness the Selamllk ceremony Saturday on the ground thai lists containing the names of persons wh. ?h od..to ,a"nd re not submitted foi the Sultan s approval at the usual time bdul Hamld sent his regrets tc the Embassadors. .- ,A- ,H?Pr. J wealthy lumber mer- ?k-S! AAam.eda'. n1 Prdent of tht Southern California Lumber compan and Bllnn Lumber company, with headquarters head-quarters In San Francisco, received a bad fracture of the right leg below the knet .resuIt 0,L rear-end collision of a stret car with an automobile in which il-. r?E?r .wa? rld,nK on Maln tree near Eighth in Los Angeles. America's total drink bill, for all kind of stimulating beverages, including tea and coffee. Is one-fourth the total estimated esti-mated production of the cotton, wheat, corn, hay and tobacco crops and every other product of farms. It amounts to one-eighth of the national totfU expendl- ture for food. A statement given out by the Equitable Life Assurance society, says: "Investigation "Investi-gation shows hat the fears engendsred by the developments of the-year resulted in the lapsing of 27.385 policies for two or under, while only one policy for $28,00il was allowed to lapse. 8enator Tillman says that he expected to make some remarks in the Senate on his resolution Introduced some time ago, directing the Committee on Prlvlle'-et and Elections to make an Investigation of the charge that national banks contributed con-tributed to the Republican campaign fund in 1898. , Four persons were Injured, one seriously, serious-ly, when an automobile containing a party of six dashed Into a crowd standing at the corner of Jefferson and Field ave-nues. ave-nues. Detroit, Mirh. waiting for a car. The national board of administration of the Daughters of the American Revolution Revolu-tion have decided that Mrs. Wallace Mac-Cracken Mac-Cracken was legally elected State regent of Montana and Mrs. Wlllard Harvev Weed was legally elected a State vice-regent vice-regent from that State. France and America will unite in honoring hon-oring the memory of Benjamin Franklin on the occasion of the unveiling of a statue of Franklin recently erected bv John H-- Harges, an American banker o'f Paris, near the site of the home Franklin occupied while Minister to France in Paris. i The Increase of Insanity In 'Ireland, supposed to be for the lack of nourishing nourish-ing food, is giving grounds for the gravest grav-est apprehension. The House met at noon Sunday to heai eulogies on the life and character of Benjamin Ben-jamin F. Marsh, of the Fourteenth Illinois Illi-nois district. ,,' A riot was precipitated in' the District court at Kempfen. Germany, recently when Josephs .Wolff.. a woman "Wond Doctor," 70 years of age, was sentenced to six weeks' Imprisonment. The peasants peas-ants had unlimited faith In her powers An American was stopped In Englanr' for driving his automobile at the rate o' 24 miles an hour. He left Eng!anc-and Eng!anc-and could not be summoned to court, bu' enclosed $25 to the magistrate, saying that he hoped It would be accepted as a fine In token of his appreciation of hla auto-jnoblla auto-jnoblla trio through England. |
