The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-26
I shall know you love me no more thar

shall know you love me no more than
that false woman does"
This characterization applied TO the
countess. This letter also read:
God bless you, my dear one. God
keep you safe always. On. can't write
any more. l cannot see the paper. Good
night, my darling"
In another letter, two days prior to his
marriage, the earl wrote to Lady Scott:
''Oh, my darling; will you forgive me?
L was very naughty to you, You true
hearted angel. I go to bed al 3, and have
splitting headache. Come soon, my
lovely one. Ever your loving Frank
Earl Russell is about 80 years OF age,
and is the son of the famous Lord John
Russell, who was premier and first lord
Of the treasury of Great Britain from
1876 to 1862. and from 1865 TO 1866 and
who for about fifty years represented the
Wing party in and out OF parliament.
After reading these letters a discussion
ensued relative to the admission of fur
ther and similar evidence and Justice
Hawkins said:
Il have nothing to do with the reia-
tons between Lady Scott and Lord Rus
SELL
After a reference TO the incidents OF
Earl Russeis past life had brought out
the original separation case, including
the fact that he was expelled from Ok
ford the hearing of the case was again
adjourned.
STRIKES IN EUROPE.
London, Nov. 25.-At the office os the
Federation OF Ship Dock and Riverside
Workers, an organization which direct
iy appeals TO over a million men, rep
resentative of the Associated Press was
Informed that replies had been received
from over 50 per cert OF the circulars
sent out during the past summer to sim
liar organizations throughout the world.
looking 10 steps being taken 10 bring
about a general strike OF lockers, etc,
in all the countries at a given signal
The officials in charge Of the Office ad-
ced that circulars had now been sent out
70 the docksrs OF Great Britain. asking
them IL they think an inmedite univer-
sal strike is advisable ard further stat
ed that there wes no doubt that such a
strike would shortly be ordered. Com
moner McHugh has been sending glow
ing letters, describing his success IN
pushing the lockers strike movement in
the Atlantic ports OF the United States
and Canada He says the men there are
in thorough sympathy with the IDEAS ot
the federation.
Bremen. Nov. 25.-Ffve hundred en-
ployes Of a warehouse company went
tSt va 9 1l-.h- l1~A tN%44.ies 4-- -tttk-
e-s demanded 1-2 marks Per day III
stead Of MARKS. which they have been
receiving. The company offered 70 CON-
promise on the basis of , marks, %
psenniss. bat The Offer was not accepted
A KOSSUTHIsT KICK.
BIia Pesih. Nov. Sin tbe fower
house OF the diet today the presiding Of
ficsT referred briefly 20 the millennium
Celebration and expressed Tae laysity of
TIE house . The crown Baron BzlNy.
the premier, announced that Emperor
Francis Joseph would formally open the
Diet On THURSDAY next st the "a siacs.
w3ereu2on Deputy Ec-akashy. - Kos
sufhlsr. stated tha: be ard MS fTieu3s
c1uid ret attend the ceremony. adding
that TIE king ought - oper the DIT In
the parliament house and 10; IN the pal
ace. over Eaica the back and yeIi1E
tag os Austria wa@e5. e reply baron
Panty said there vas II warrant FOR
these objections, as 70 iaE obliged ;be
king 70 cpsn tie DIET 81 t1e parliament
house. ard. therefore,. bis majesty wesi1
s5s- tee sesssan n tae palace. sur-c11l.-
e ~ tsle 6;zrsszrses ef ff1nSary ara
crer IRE kings residence rs-if 6isp,sy-
d ,ae natsszaI sa3 cTeasfsa t-s-cos0-
ard ;hs standard os re r@igDsng nozse-