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Mr.. NEUMANN,s PRECIs.
II Charges Minister stevens with Conspiracy
Against the Hawaiian Government

htCharEes Minister Stevens with Conspiracy
Against the Hawaiian Government.
In the precis winch Mr.. Neumann handed 10
Secretary Of State Foster he tells the oueen's
side Of the story, which will be found 10 yarv
in most important particulars from the version
rendered by Commissioner Thurston and his
colleagues.
enviable light. He 10 openly CHARGED by Mr.
Neumann with having conspired with the men
who instgated the revolution. and with having
pieoged IN advance the assistance Of the physi-
cal and moral force Of the United States
With the exception Of such members Of the
foreign relations committee Of the Senate as
have taken the trouble to examine all the docu-
ments the legislators of both houses are in
absolute ignorance Of the contents Of this pro-
test
Mr. NFrNANN's RIAL OBJECT.
FROM orhcial correspondents submitted to
the senate Wednesday it appears that the object
OF Mr.. Neumann's visit to Washington is to Sc
cure the restoration Of Queen Liliuokalani to
the throne under an American protectorate.
he does not advise her restoration under any
other circumstances. II the Congress OF the
United States shall not deem protectorats
feasible he would then favor anpexstion. with
noerai allowance for the queen and Princess
hiaulani, but he strongly objects to the con-
nnuance OF the present provisional government
in power.
THE COMMISSIONERS WILL REMAIN
Messrs. ThursAon. Castle and Carter of the
Hawaiian annexation commission have aban-
doned their purpose of sailing for Honolulu
March 8. and will remain in Washington until
the Senate acts on the pending treaty The
cnsnge OF plans is undoubtedly due TO the ap-
preaching visit OF the Princess kaiulani in COM
pany with Mr.. I. II. Davies who has been
supervising her education in England 1t is
reported that Mr.. Davies. acting on behalf of
the princess. proposed to Minister Llncoln in
the United States for the princess, Queen
Liliuokalanis claims to the throne TO be ignored
III case the proposition was accepted
TIE PROPOSITION TO DIR. SMITH.
To DIR. Mott Smith, the Hawaiian minister in
Washington. it is said Mr.. Davies made a similar
proposition, although somew hat more extended
This was. it is said. that the United States
should establish the princess on the throne of
haWal under protectorste and a regency for
term OF three years, at the expiration of that
period new arrangement to be made for the
government OF the islands satisfactory to the
lnlted States. Mr.. Davies suggested that s. b.
Dole, the president of the present provisional
government of Hawaii, should be the regent
under the arrangement that he suggested. Ii
Is said that the action of Mr.. Davies in bringing
the princess to the United States was taken
against the counsel of her friends both in this
country and in Honolulu, but that Mr. Davies.
In communications upon the subject, has ex-
pressed his opinion that visit to the United
States by the princess could not fail Of result
ing In benefit to her cause
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DoS.r HEsrrArE.

You know the old saying He who hesiatrs 10 lost
II certainly applies with force some thIns,
When you know you right don't hesitate to sag
IL; when you know what you want don't hesitate to
demandit
When you so 10 buy q bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate say you want ''c-A r.
TIERS. don't hesitate see thx; you get CAR
TE-R'-s" and don't hesitate to refuse anything Of
fered 10 you sams CARRIERS" or jus
a. good as CARRIERS" There u nothing %
good 40 ''c-A-R-T-E-R'-s" They never fail
Don't hesitate to say when imitation, and fraud,
offered TO you.
Don't hesitate TO demand the genuine cARTERs
LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
Small Pill Small poss. Small pr,o>. NJ
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For


The little additions toy costume that help one
to look little different than other days. Partcu-
lsriy note spectsl prices for Gloves.
NECKwEAR-For ladies not less than children are
these Hemstitched Silk Windsors Shades that will
give ring look to your winter OUTFIT. The price il
only 25c.
Only Csc for the Long Refer scarfs
And here is the very latest Neck RuchnS. OF satin
with iridescent beads. 4Sc yard
4NiBBONS and Flowers make women more winsome
3-inch-wid Ribbons the favorite. Satin and g.
T. SILK Is the style. Three qualities Of these here
Good At l9c yard better at pc yard best at 2oc yard
All the shades.
Psas Royal and milliners prices for flowers are so
different and yet the flowers are the same. Roses
here are from l5c to 75c bunch Vioets csc to o.
bunch
OLOVEs-specials for tomorrow:-Only CSC Q pair
for the English Walking Gloves. with four big but
TONS uhieh is little than half the pr,cs Usually
asked.
sl.O9 for our u. IS Undrsssed Kid Mousquetaires.
In black and colors
u for 4button Kid Gloves in black and tans here
tofore sold at 81. 80.
.25 for 12 and 1s-button White and Opera Kid
MousQuetaires. and 25c for those with and but
tons. Thsss were from 81 % to 81 IA pair. Only
small sizes remaining we almost give them away.
2Sc for Genuine Pigskin Mousquetaires- A little
heavier than nsua or the price would be 90 cents.
u. so for the new Suede Kid Gloves. in oxblood
royal purple. new blues and greena Same shades in
MousQuetaires for 81. IS pair.
A1ANDKERCHIEFS-Pure linen with border Of lace
and only % cents. Those that look like them but of
lawn instead Of linen, only l21s cents. And here
are the advanced spring styles. with borders EN-
broidered in delicate coors, I2S and &c each. And
those with tiny DO ders Of coors and white figures
only % cents for three.
EILS-An the new style genuine "Columbia"
Wells at only 20 cents for choice And few stray ex-
elusive wells; one of brown dm. with tiny
pended. Is 81. 81. few others.
cEwELRY-Hat Pins. facsimiles Of the expensive
gold and silver designs will in the jewelers.
windows. Our p,ices-25c to 81. 9S Hair Orna-
ments Of real shell here from 81 to g. 90 each.
LIMITATIONS Of them l5c to 98c each.
And here are warranted Real Gold Lace Pins for only
4S cents Those set with imitation precious stones
are 90 cents.
THE PALA1S ROYAL. Cor. 10Th st. and Pa. ave.
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NJ ARRpED.

LFsHER.FLEMING, ON Thursday evening,
February % 1893. Miss HADASSAH CARKIIIt
LEsHER, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John b Is.hsr
q Lock Haven, Pa. was ma RED TO Mr.. GEOR3E
EDGAR fLEM Nc Of this city by the Rev. Dir Jo<srh
Nesbt at the Great Island Presby teriAn Church u
Lock Haven.
MASON-GOSS. At st. Aloysius Church, Tues
day February 2l. 1879. by the Rev Father Dulnn
3. j.. GEORGE A MASON Of New York to Mise
CATHERINE NJ GOsS Of Washington. ID. C No
cAris.
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II N NEED OP REMEDY for a Sore Throat OF q
Bad Cough or Cold Use promptly Dr. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant. useful medicine TO keep I'm the house,
Throat troubles
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Anr SIX Sxrnrs Conner,

TO b % not TO bs-that's the question Hovevsr n
may BE- 10 csrtan lady Of faahion has ss Ices,
tps milk skirt IL u the musical rust2s 70 dser %
wcuans ears. oy--what.
asss ~: SUI skirts At coat Of msnufactur&. Ths
Inst mere than the rsason Interests YOU
"a. 50 Black Gloria" silk Skirts foy e. a
a. % Hack ''Gloria" Stlk skirts for Al o.
- 80 Chsnsssbis Color Gloris skirss Tor "a O.
% Fancy eurah eilk skirts for o. 10
els Choiss Ingliah silk akirta Sos g. ID
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
THE CAR COUPLER BILL.

THE CAR COUPLER BILL.
The friends Of the car coupler bill are organ
izing for . big fight in tho House next week.
They say that II the bill is not CT d up mex,
Monday in accordance with the az sment they
will filibuster against everything that is pre-
sented, and that they will keep up the fibuster
until March il the vote is not reached before
that.
THE PANAMA INVESTIGATION.
The Panama investigating committee has
postponed further examination Of witnesses I'M
til Tuesday next as Col Follows, chairman of
the committee, 10 sick and two witnesses TO be
examined, Messrs. Lauderbach and Houston Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, find that
nesses the committee desire to examine but
their addresses are unknown, and an attempt
viii be made to find them in the interim.
SENATOR coLQUIrr ExPEcrEp roNIaHr
Senator Colquitt Of Georgia is expected to
arrive in the city this evening He has 90 far
recovered in health - to justify his physicians
in tho belief that he can make the Journey
without injury to his physical condition. He
will be accompanied by his two daughters. His
stay in Warrington win probably be controlled
by the length OF time necessary for the organi-
cation Of The nsw. Senate. He will make his
residence at No. ~ B street southeast
s1SAToR wAlRxx BACK.
Senator Warren has returned from Wyoming.
He Was in his ssat in the Senate today.
CUSTOMS oyYrcEas' PAT.
Senator Frye, chairman Of the Senate COM
merce committee, introducedin the Senate today
. copy Of the Curth bill. reported favorably to
the Houss, authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to IN and limit The compensation of
collectors and Surveyor Of customs.
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Pans AND LONDON GARMENTS
VERSUS
HOSE o. DoxEsr1c MANUFACTURE

The "OpsninR" here 10 interesting from another
point Of view; It shows the grea. advancement Of
homo manufactures. Side by side With the gar
ments made in New York and other cities of the
United States are the novelties from Psris London
and Berlin. Even expert modistes cannot point to
thoss Of domestic and thoss Of foreign manufacture
We know. Of course. that he the copy Of the
other. bat rhssh q tAs ortssaat and which As eeSss
Here 10 the price list:
Yslvst Capes, $40 to eos eaeh.
Cloth Capss, go to e25 each.
Cloth Ceats. e0ae els each
Empire Waists. % to el2 each.
Spring Costumes. "a rs to o35 each
AMONG me velvet Cspes are the very latest arrivals
1hess Of sAenosabIs sAeasa Of blue. brown. sreen.
hshotrops. The slk waists include all the most ex-
esms stylss-se extreme that you viii emile
- you Try thsn en- And the Umbrella skirt Cossuaa
you are more ukely to condemn than prAiss.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
SUBURBAN HruHWAYs.

Mr.. Hemphll made an effort in the House to-
day to call up the conference report in the bill
to provide uniform system of suburban high
ways for the District, but he was opposed by
the Indian appropriation bill and his motion
was defeated.
The conference report went over without
prejudice and will be called up at the first
favorable opportunity.
rADVrnV rnnurs
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Range of the Thermometer.
Thefollowing were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today: Sam, IS,
2p.m., Al maximum. AZ; minimum 81.
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~ The Pulais Royal manager Of the Wrap Depart-
meRt Aas pleasure announcing that thsss srhibi-
ton garments haze been secured to retail at nominal
7rices-Js,rsi Trimmed Opera Ctoaks, $50 to ers5;
Novelty Street Costunes sAo to $50 each. which are
less than London quotations.
s%Also secured expressly for the Inauguration ball
are choice Fans M to e35 EACH Lace Handksrchiefs
mp to s22 each, Lace Nechwear up to e16 so piece
SILK Hose and Full Dress Silk Vests up TO slo; also
Roger Gallets and Pinauds latest Toilet Waters
and Perfumes We think that for rarity and exclusive.
few establishments equal the display here At
none are the prices - low for equal qualities.
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EuoExE ALExAxDER, charged with stsalins
an overcoat from Corr Darrell. WAS givsa nifty
Ays IN ~ b. JuAgs Nillss todAy,
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$l8 COSTUMES Fon 1915.

OF course We are not Offering Costumes costing u
SIS for g. u.s. 1t Is the Manufacturers loss of which
you have been told in . former advertisement This
10 to tell you that there still few suits made ex-
prsssy to wear with the Empire Waists. and that IL
u not wise to delay call
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SIS CoArs Fon 1915.

Made Of English diagonals and cheviots. latest
coming season.
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PErrR Ronrssox.
$50 TO ee3 REG ENT ST..
LONDON.
The arm needs no Introduction to the elite Of Wash
inGton, who invited to special display Of Opers
Cloaks and Street Costumes tomorrow from 10 a IN
to at the Palsis Royal. 18th st. and P.
ave.
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Souvenirs. Or The "Oprs1so..

It's unusual to open the goods Of a new
with reduced prices that criticism is Plentiful OF
course. patrons praise. while competitors apt
conden n. but being more Influenced by the former
than the latter. "open" the Wraps, &C. in the
usual way. The Souvenirs" until Saturday at
closing time:
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tlOs. IS
Not one artirs IN tbs list has been delivered but
Ne have been iokinx this .dy almost every dny
bot up 10 this the ave never heard word from her
We dont knOv1er address and cannot Communicate
WITH her. We eel COMMUNICATED at this manifest con-
1d.nc- IN ftexrity. &c. but are very an ious
her no'ice s- lore she VIII notify and give In
II you want iFOlding Bed see ours a. e. 81 an IN
w. Sc. 1hedness 81 30 Dininx Chairs in the city
Ee.l hid.r Dosn Quilts 81 "a. oSpisoe Tea Set.
" 81 dsnsspAtnted l0-pi-ce Toilet set. q, O. II
yea van, BAy Carriss. zee cur enc L. al silk
plush and god on. We can furnish your horse
over room IN II, ~ith every article except stoves
ksmsmber u don't sci. on credit. but ss cut the
Price and xiv You lOO cents for every dollar you
have Look Of over town. then come and see what
vs VII save Dc Don't forget name and place
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So CoArs FoR 1915.

These Light Tan Jersey Coats have the butter
ny" capes identical to those seen the much more
expensive imported garments.
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500 CAFES FoR $3.50.

We will not insult Paris style with attempt at de-
scription sufi,e it to say that these new Capes
come in black, green. brown. navy and olive velvet
lined with fancy silks have trimmings Of ribbons
and feather edge.
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$40 CAFES FoR $3.50.

Tho NEARER garments that were termed capes last
season must not be compared with these wing like
| structures Of tan. navy. green and black cloths
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LONDON AND PAR1s FAsH1oss.
OPENING Or SpR1Sa STYLES.

1 HE mystery Of the Umbrella Skirt Costumes. the
beauty OF the Velvet Capes the originality Of the
Butterfly Cape Coats, the makeup Of the Empire
Waists. the marie Of the Rustling Silk Skirts. What
world Of criticism the Opening at the Pslais Royal
has occasioned.
The leading modises that the best collection in
Washington is here. Thousand and one ladies have
tried on and variously criticised the garments.
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Sc EMPIRE WA,srs Fon S..

OF fancy and plain silks. made up 80 curiousy and
deliberately that only leading modiste could lake
such = garment and you would be charged for max
tn0 more than We Ask for the complete waist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-24
HKRE Is CONFIDENCE.

In September. Soe We sold lady the following
Foods. for which he paid the cash and took . ~
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-08
PASTIMES FOR SOCIETY.
How to Make Enjoyable the Fashionable
Hours,

How to Make Enjoyable the Fashionable
Hours.
They are playing d ew game in Lon
don called telegram. The names of two
distinguished people are given the
letters-twclve or more. The game is to
write kilograms from one of these dis
tinguished persons to the other in words
beginning with each letter in turn and
in the same order. The kilograms when
written are handed in and read by a
person duly appointed. This game is
said to furnish the liveliest sort of OPP
cations, in the opinion of the New York
Sun. seem to show hat the hired enter
tainer is o SC Indispensable at pri-
waite functions as he has been A lady
of originality and title in London is
making herself a reputation for enter
tanning her friends with practical
jokes. These are carefully arranged
after the manner Of Edward Sothern
the first. On one occasion she gave a
dinner and two of her guests were in
duced to dress up as policemen and ap-
pear at the right mcraent to confront
her guests. At another time at the en-
trance of a certain guest the rest of a
company fell PROSTATE on the
floor, apparently in a dead faint, where
they lay for fully ten minutes. Incl
dents of this sort, in the opinion of cx-
perts, early in an entertainment will
give impetus enough to carry a whole
evening to q successful conclusion.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-08

could possibly select. The color is SO
subducd that it is not at all c%onspicu-
Gus. The shoulder seam having been
so much heightened. it follows that
sloping shoulders will one again as
sert their Claims to recognition, for
the second empire bodice is hardly
compatible with the square-Shoulderet
ideal. The s'e.ve seam on this Pc
culiar style comes entirely off the
shoulders, and sc puffS are distendcd
in many cases to ridiculous proportions;
but the balloon sleeves have one
virtue to rccompense their lack of
grace, which is that they make the
figure look slender by contrast. Belts
and girdlcs are so popular that even
ladies' ~tailors make use of them to
finish round waists, and to cross
vests or waistcoats. Thus an Eaton
Jacket of English sacking, either
violet or green, is made 20 wear above
n vest of dotted white cancels hair.
and this vest is crossed by a soft
ribbed silk crush" belt laid in easy
folds and claspcd by a rocco buckle
of old silver set with mock gems.
Modistes are having hard times Just
now, with their patrons, some de-
termiDedly setting their faces against
the stiff crinolinc skirt Innings and
heightened shoulder seams; the ma
jority however finally succumb.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-08

Tho popularity of capcs single,
double and triple is constantly :ncreas-
ing; they are the rage now. They will
lie in highest vogue all summer, made
of net, lace, satin, brocade, corded
silk, and fancy surahs aud bengalires.
Pretty surahs and marvcilleux satins
dotted with silk of n contrasting color,
arc sold in all the Il aiding shops at
very low prices; these are really beau
tiful eve though inexpensive, and are
made up into dressy toilets that have
a rather full medium-length skirt and
low-cut corselet, with guimpe with
Queen Anne sleeves made of plain silk
the color of the dot.
Short and fancy jackets form n por-
ton of the waist of nearly all youthful
gowns made with round skirts that
have slightly gored fronts and full
backs. Bretelles are also in high favor,
and they are made of every sort of fab
ric from velvet brocadc and silk, to
lace chiffon, chaille AMI pointed French
muslin. Frills and founces, rows of
braid, tiny ruches and ribbon velvet are
all used to decorate new dress skirts,
which fare more and more as the sea-
son progresses
Hoops of quite modest dimensions
have already been noticed on various
fashionable thoroughfareH, but there
are yet nc positive indications that
they will prevsil, g. D. !.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-08
AN ADVENTURE IN NEW MEXICO.
Tho Stage Driver Was Apparently a Mem
Der of the Gang.

Tho Stage Driver Was Apparently n Mem
Der of the Gang.
81 had an adventure with Ramon
Ortiz. the notorious Mexican bandit.
down in New Mexico in 1873" said trav-
elcr to u st. Louis Globe Democrat re-
porter. Ortiz and his blood-thirstv
lieutenant, Manuel Grijalva. w ere the
terrors of Arizona at that time, and
robbing stages and numbering pasSen-
gers was their daily sport. | left the
camp of the Argentine mine one morn
ing by stage, having as fcllow-passcn-
gers four heavily armed men. who were
escorting twenty tho usand dollars
worth of bullion to the railway. We
had proceeded about ten miles when
Ortiz and his gang swoopcd down upon
us. 1t was seldom. indeed. that
they let SO rich a prize slip through
the mountains without making a
try for it. The driver was expecting
trouble, and did not wait for a see
Ond command, but refined up at
once, and sat on his box looking as
unconcerned as though waiting for 4
passenger. The captain of the guard
IA 70 Ilt anu Sdlu. we u gong 10
make a fight for it. The odds are
against us. If you want to surrender
be id quick about it, Before I could
reply a vollcy came crashing through
the coach. slightly wounding two men.
We returned the fire and dropped three
of the robbers, They drew back a lit
tie. but kept on shooting, and we on
tinued to make reply. In ten minutes
one of the guards was dead, another
disabled, and everyone of us had been
touched. We had five dead robbers to
our credit and felt encouraged to keep
up the fight. Five minutes later the
captain of the guard was killed and
Ortiz got Il slug of metal in his shoulder
that disabled him. His gang then drew
off The Rriver had sat ~unconcerncd
through it all. He now called out o
know if he should proceed. Wait n
minute replied one of the guard. He
a cartridge into his smoking re-
volver, stepped out of the stage. and
dropped the driver off the box. One of
the gang he said laconically as he
mounted the box, tooI up the ribbons,
and flccled the lead horse with tho
long ll-hide whip"
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sleeves of the cheviot have very deep
pear-sliaped tufts dropping from the
shoulders, the lower portion being
made of the silk. Hercules braid In
many rows is used for trimming. The
new dress skirts measure from four
and one-quarter yards in width around
the bottom to six yards, and the wom-
an who decides upon the skirt with
sent to wear its inevitable accompani-
ment, the odious hoop skirt.
Many of the popular dress fabrics
this season have a very rough surface
showing wide diagonals, and the styles
and colOrs are IN great variety. Among
them a soft and peculiarly beautiful
shade of greenish gray is remarked,
also a creamy tan color of great del
icacy of tint, which combines hand
somely with dark velvet as also with
cloth in hunters green, Oriental red,
navy blue and heliotrOpe. Oriental red
is the name given to Il new street shade
of that color which appears in cloth.
vigogne b%ourcttes. and silk and wool
mixtures in expensive materials. 1t is
n handsome dye between hat of a
crimson rose and Il rich dahlia color.
It is remarkably becoming to both fair
and dark women. and one of the best
shades that the neutral tOncd type
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-08
IMPORTANT FOREIGNERS.

Mr.. GLADSTONE would be the farorite
boardcr in an American private hotel.
He is found of rice pudding and prunes.
MoDJEsKA carries in "Henry villa
handkerchief which is said to have been
the property of Queen Isabella.
Whether this is true or not the hand
kerchief is one of the rarest pieces of
old Spanish lace in existence.
THE dethroning of Liliuokalani leaves
but three real queens in the world.
They are Queen Victoria, Queen Will
helmina of Holland, and Queen
Ranavalo ILL.,, of Madagascar. All the
rest of those who claim the title are
either in exile, are acting as regents or
are the wives of kings.
THIS year Louis Kossuth will be 81;
Neal Dow, 50: Ferdinand de Lesseps
and David Dudley Field, 50; Gladstone
and Oliver Wendell Holmes. 81; Pope
leo and Senator Morrill,, So: Harriet
Beecher Stowe. ST; Allen G. Thurman,
so; Verdi, 10; Bismarck, Gen. Early, c.
W. Couldock and Elizabeth Cady Stan.
ton, IS.