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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-02

Wife-'Do YOU think Tommy disturbs
our neighborS with his drum
Husband-''I'm afraid so: the man
next door made him present of nice
new kni1e today, and suggested that
Tommy should cut open the drum and
spend the money that is inside. lit
Bits.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-02
SPINNING WHEEL.
DIMINUTION.


Ten Filipinos, sitting in a line:
One struck for liberty, then there were but
nine.
Nine Filipinos, musing on their fate:
One was ''assimilated," then there were but
eight.
Eight Fiipinos, to meditation given:
One said: I'm capable then there were
but seven.
Seven FilipinOs, in a pretty fix:
One was censured by the press, then there
were but six.
Six FilipinoS, all of them alive:
One kicked a missionary, then there were
but five.
Five Filipinos, stepped alike in gore:
One fought to save his home, then there
were but four
-Four FilipinoS. sitting in tree:
One of them displayed gun, then there
were but three.
Three Filipinos, feeling mighty blue:
One sneered at otis, and then there were
but two.
Two Filipinos. sitting In the sun:
One said he wouldn't pray-then there was
but one.
One Filipino isn't very many:
He called Uncle Sam 4 robber-then there
wasn't any. Life.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-02

a rather good story is told on Con-
gresham Brosius in connection with a
visit to Baltimore, made some time ago,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-02

What do you propose to do with this
MANI said the stranger in Crimson
Gulch.
we amt goin' to do nothin' to him. -
said Rattlesnake Pete. only jes' show
him that we don't feel under no obIiga-
tions whatsoever. We're going to take
him out an stand him UP in a wagon
under Il tree with Il rope around his neck
An then we're goin' to drive off an not
have any more sociability with him
Washington Star.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-02

---Fifty-Seven new cotton mills have
been built in the South during the past
twelve months.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-02

Once upon a time an Arab approac hed
his camel in much anxiety of spirit.
This, O Camelr' he said, is the last
straw. AS you know, it is supposed to
break your back, but I'm going to take
the responsibility of feeding it to your
Accordingly the camel partook of the
straw: and presently died of indigestion,
complicated with appendicitis. This ia
BILE teaches how hard it is to thwart des-
The sun., 1900-10-15
.,..,ous wife whipped Rival.

Stroutlsburg. Pa. Oct. 14.-As the re-
suit of fight Mrs. Charles Seeds, resid-
ing in Hoboken and the wife of Il railway
mail clerk was held in 500 BAN by JUS
tice Hutchinson to answer i'll court the
charge of assault and battery preferred
by Nellie Arnst, II resident OF East
Stroudshurg Seeds is Il former resident
Of East Stroudsburg, but his wife was
not an occupant of the house It is said
she is in business in Iloh0k"n and came
here expressly to see Miss .Alnst. who
was nj work. The wife swoars the girl
has aicnated her husbands affections.
ard jealousy getting the better of her
she was unable to restrain her fury. The
.Arns girl wns worstcd hadly in the en-
counter. 1t tool; several men TO release
Mrs. Seeds hold upon the glil, Miss
Arnst says that She knows Seeds, hut
has III no way tried 10 influence HI =.
against his WIFE Mrs Seeds obta 4.
5ail and has returned to Hohoken.
The sun., 1900-10-15
rhe Trade of the philippines.

Washington. Oct. 14.--Ihr division Of
customs and insulnr affairs Of the war de-
partment has made public Il bulletin upon
the trade of the Philippine Islands. The
statement covers Il period Of nine months,
ending March 81, 1900, and sets forth
that during that time merchandise to the
value Of S15,102,S19 was imported into
the Philippines, and goods to The value of
S12,92S,4G4 went out Of the islands to
foreign ports. During the period named
5l,13T tons of Manila hemp. valued ut
SS, 10G,34O, We're exported, of which the
United States took 1S.S!3 tons, valued ut
S2.4Tt92G; the United Kingdom look
S3.9G4.341 worth. and 4.SOS tons, valued
ut SI0S. sos, went to China.
The sun., 1900-10-15
Sporting Notes.

Harry Hunter OF Spring City, Pa, and
j. b. Bell of Wilmington, nu Saturday
played two games Of rogue fhr the Cen
tlal Association medal, each winning
one game. They viii resume play next
Sainlday.
The Warren football team journeyed
to Chester Saturday and tackled tie De.
lenders The Chester team defeated the
visitors by the score Of 1Sto0
Bziote the Athletic Club of Philadel
pha, un Thursday and Saturday nights
, { next wek NJ. Stnggs, los pounds,
and JACK Weldon, l2S vnunds OF the
WatreII Athletic ASSOCIATION. Nill take
part IN tile boxing events. The preimi
aries viii be held on Thursday and the
iluals on Saturday evening.
The Delaware c llega football team
sas beaten by the Johns Hopkins Uni
vtrsty eleven by Il score 0f ; To o at Bal
timord SATURDAY. afternoon A feature Of
Il game was The so yard run through
tie line of the Johns Hopkins eleven by
Wolf, captain Of the Delaware College
team.
In the disag' eeable weather Of Satur-
day afternoon HE Wilmington \ High
School footbal team defeated the team
Of Villa Nova Preparatory School by the
score of lU TOO
The Rockford Juniors of Rockford, de-
ieated Linwoud in game OF football at
the Military Academy grounds by the
ecure of 10 0 saturday.
The Columbia A. A. went to Chester
Saturday Ia play the Standard A. A.,
bnt only played OF e hail on account OF
tie rain. The score stood to ., with
the chauces in favor of Columbia.
The Orange and Fearless football teams
played an eXctrg game OF football al
Washington Heights Saturday afternoon.
rhe game was fast and cleanly piayt d
lr N start To finish and neither siue
scored.
The sun., 1900-10-15
said TO BE n pefnu,tcr.

New York, Oct. Thomas Il. Fahcr-
Is, manager Of the branch office of the
American Express company at North
port, l.. l., has not been in the office
since Monday last and his friends and
business ;Ssuciatrs are anxious 10 learn
his Whereabouts. His accounts have
been examined, and it is alleged ihcre Is
- sAurta-e Of ithoul S-,.Utt,. Fahcrty
has had charge a the American isApcss
coHi,anN's uiiicr i Nauliporl ever since
il was started fnur Soar> ego. lie had
hccn in the employ ot the cpllpaul about
TIN wears. holding positions ii the aiiir2r
It, I'Shlsiil I.aiiyiiia uil, ,NrwhiIigs. Last
Monday night he drove 70 Oyster BAY, il
il said, ana took Tho 10 o'cor& train tor
Brooklyn. lie said he would bc back
the nest day. but he Gid n"t return.
Wo, was sent to the main Office, ana
ON Wednesday two accountant, arrived
and examined til" books, finding. it is
Said uhou; S2UuO shortage
The sun., 1900-10-15
country Girl Conviets Love q.

Winstcd. Conn, Oct. 14.-Ncllie
IL country girl living in West Tor
was the principal witness agai
sweetheart, Charles Dubee. who l.
on trial in the criminal superior O.
I.tchhed for poisoning Il herd Of
belonging to Martin and Edward Cos,e--
lo. who live in Torrington, the scene of
numerous poisonings in the last several
years. Miss Ewens. after telling how
Dubcr came to her house three or four
times Il week, said on one visit he filled
baking powder box with paris green.
Upon leaving he remarked, You will
hear something within Il few days" On
another visit Miss Ewens said the pris-
oncr threatened to burn the Costellos'
barn and poison the cattle. y few days
later their cows were found dead in pas
turc. Dubee was convicted by the jury.
The sun., 1900-10-15
IN SOUTHERN China.
The Antidynastic Rebellion Now
Gaining Force.
SUN YAT SEN THE LEADER.
His plan In to Capture Canton. Ia
which Event "a Serious Dini-
Guilty Might Arise-Hcws
From the Front.

Paris, Oct. 14-LettcrS received in dip
Iomatic circles here throw IL somewhat
clearer light on the situation in southern
IbiIn, where IN antidynastc uprising
is now in progress. The reformist move
ment there is divided into two distinct
parties. one led by kang Iu Wei and the
other by sun Vat Sen. The former is ag
i,Hting for drastic reforms. but wishes to
retain the present dynasty, while sun
YHt Srn aims at dppDsing the dowagcr
cmprrss and making II clean sweep of the
existing regime. Tho latter is leading the
present rebellion. he last authentic
news of his whereabouts was of his pres
rncr at Yokohama three months ago. But
since then he is believed to have SNUG
ulcd himself into southern China and 10
br leading the reformiSt rebel forces, ms
plan Of campaign bcing the capture OF
Canton. when. he calculates, the whole Of
south China will join him. In the event
of his seriously threatening Canton Greht
Britain ana France. possibly assisted ny
tho other powers would Dc forced 70 op-
pnse him, which would create Il curious
situation. The powers would then h' act
ium AGAINST the rebel forces III Inc S"lllIi'
which arc antidynnstic ami friendly 10
for,imal>. and ut the same tlmc engage"
III euppre,sing the Boxer rebellion ~ Inc
rgltA. which is protlynastic and anilior-
ri@n.
M The meantime kang IN Wei Is IN
nctive owing. it Is supposed, to the pres
snrr brought to bear an him by tdrat
Ililuin. to which country hr owes his ~
rrty. L not his life. for he escaped FROM
The clutches Of the dowagcr empress on
lmdrl Il British waiship some time agn.
Al lie present moment there are I'VE
armed movements in southern Chlna' that
of the rcfomnists, led by sun Nat sen
ANA the antiforcign. prodynastic uprising
of the Black Flags. who are marching
north to assist the downser empress
The sun., 1900-10-15
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Terrible Grade Crossing accident In
which ChiIdrcu Suffered.


which ChiIdrcu Suffered.
Newcastle. Pa. Oct. 11.--A terrible
grade crossing accident in which three
persons were instantly killed and one
probably fatally injured occurred ut Rob
iiSoli'S crossing. about five miles west of
this place. -Four people occupied IL dou-
bic seated rig which was struck by pas
scngcr train No. IL, the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie east bound tlicr. The team
escaped. but the rig was struck and de-
orally ground to pieces. The injured man
and the three bodies were brought to
Newcastle.
The injured man WAS taken to the hos
pital, where it is said by the physicians
he will probably die. Tho mans head is
terribly crushed. and he il otherwise dan
gerously injured. The dead bodies We're
taken to buttons undertaking establish
ment. One is man and the others chill
drcn, Il girl apparently about l.l years old
and boy about 10. The girl is frightful
ly manglcd and was brought to Newcas
tie in II sack.
The faces Of both children are so hor
ribly mangled as to be beyond recognl
tion. The mans face and part of his
head are gone. When searched by Coro
ncr Porter, $50 wqs found on his person
hut no papers NJ which he could b,
identified. He is large man and yer!
we'll dressed.
The sun., 1900-10-15
CAPTURED IN A CAVE.
Man WHO Tried to XIII Opposing
Lawyer Hunted by Angry Mob.

Lawyer Hunted by Angry Mob.
Paterson. \. j., Oct. 11.-Wiliam a
McCuc, Il prominent Morris county law
ycr narrowly escaped assassination al
the door OF his Office in Butler, \. j..
the quick action OF Il friend who turned
aside ii rrvdlvela ais IL was iircd saving
his life
John Shaugcr, desperate oyer the loss
of lawsuit, had attempted to kill the
man he believed responsible for his de
feat. Shallger was captured III noun
tain cave hy an angry mob of villagers
two hours later, and, tied hand and foot
he WAS taken over the hills TO the Nor
ristown jail.
Shaugcr Il month ago WAS worstcd IN q
suit instituted in the Sussex county
court. After the death Of II woman WhC
had been his housckcepcr he sued to re-.
cover money he alleged to have loaned
her McCuc was engaged MS counsel by
the womans relatives and won the case.
Shaugcr had threatened the lawyer and
early Saturday morning arrived i'll But.
Ter to inquire where McCuc might be
found at night.
4 Mr.. Nundcrhoof was in consultation
with McCuc and rose to leave just us
| McCue advanced to open the Office dooI
| in response to knock. Nandcrhoof step.
| ped forward rs Shaugcr, revolver in
hand, appeared outside on the porch
| With an oath Shaugcr aimed his revolver
aud Yandcrhoof threw the mans arm up
ward as the weapon was discharged. The
bullet clipped piece from the lawyers
ear and lodged in the door casing.
Shaugcr WAS recognized as he ran of
in the dark. \ posse was organized
and after two hours search Shaugtr wa,
found in Il cave in the mountain side. Ii,
believed llr had killed his man and salt
he was willing to take his punishment.
When McCuc appeared, Shauscr in ;
rage attempted to break away from hi
cuptols to attack the lawyer. He swor,
he would surely kill McCuc immcdiatel,
after his rrieasc. Shaugcr was arraign
ed before Justice Trewick of Hutlrr an,
committed to the county Jail.
The sun., 1900-10-15
Boxers Defeat Imperial Troops.

London. Oct. 1i.-According to spe,
,ial dispatch from lIongkong the rebels
have again defeated the army of Ad-
miral Ilo, who was pursuing them III a
northrastcrly direction from San-chun,
Killing 40 and capturing many of III"
imperial troops. The dispatch adds that
the condition of Canton is shnky, as 'hr
Troops there hav" hrcn grcntiy depleted.
y special from Shanghai. dated 0ct. r.,
says dy<mtvry Il raging among the
troop~ ~ 'iirn-i.in and that Count Won
Wallvl,pc intends 10 transfer hiS head
nuar,r, Il Fallin4 Aptly. \ .porial diy.
patch from Ticu-t-iu. uulpr date Of Oct.
T. uuuouMces the arrival at I'rkng uf ii
Hung Ghant
The sun., 1900-10-15

tco,nnurpn. ana ner cousin, the DuciiNn'
of Teck. and the terrible death roll ~
South Africa have tried the queen sore
lv. Another family loss, it is feared,
might wrench to the breaking point me
wonderful constitution and fortltnde oi
Great Britnins ruler. 1t Is SAID she Is
already much upset and strongly desires
to 20 TO the bedside of her eldest daush-
fer. but the queens physicians are en-
deavoring to dissuade her.
Deaths In the Mobility.
The British nobility, like royalty mas
suffered to an unusual degree threnSh
death during the last year. The latest
pecr stricken off the rolls, the MARQUIS
Of Butte. was one of the most remarka-
BILE characters in England. medlMval-
ist Catholic scholar, dreamer ana multi
millionaire, We yet applied himself so wen
TO municipal details that he made an eA-
crllcnt mayor of Cardiff, where he spent
over II million pounds sterling on thn
larbor. Though devoted to CathollciShl,
he contributed largely to the support OF
the Episcopal church III Wales. lie was
tbr original of Lord Braconsicld's s
Luthair. vet an enthusiastic adihif'r Oh
Gladstone. Ile made the hest transa-
tion known Of the Roman brevlary ana
was the first to import hcuvers from
Canada Fer the funeral the widow,
Knowing hcr late husbands wishes, telt-
giaphcl to Il pnhlishrr for 93o copies OF
hi. ,.prt,l.t,il.l "Cilirc For ihc Dead SO
,aat III! pl'v>cIt migai follow the service
The ci:rious impulses of the latc mar.
qniS may hr Judged from thc tact tEht
IN, inuortalion pl beavers WA due 10 his
80 ~. .
diam beaver yil!age. He Immediately
nspircd " awri ,hGm anr vabloa fur i
g1lnll colony. .sfttrwntd many lacHhers
Of tl!r naiiitg. nciading tha IHNc Of
Portland tnlcwcd his cTNRulr.
Thn uisisdhilty 81 foloWiig The cN-
ample Of the J"i.pd States IN eXslGlns
the Chinese il Incoming Il seio'ls anes-
ton in I.nguud. This is partly due to
the China crisis. but more directly 10 the
increasing number Of Chinese in London,
their frollu"nt appearance" in police courts
and TIE increasing number OF wrctched,
half caste offspring.
4 writer in Tho Daily Chronicle AYERS
| that IL larg" pumhcr of Chinese are com
ing to work in the new laundrios. de-
clarcS that no law will prevent them
from increasing the already large num-
her of vicious marriages with white wo-
men and urges their exclusion as the on
ly remedy.
The contemplated erection of large
hotel in London for tho benefit Of girls
working for small salaries. in which Nj
Russell Sage. Mrs. IIrtty Green ant
Mr.. flames Hill are said to be Interested
is hailed as Il much needed improvement
and Us one more sign of American en-
terprisc.
Among the alterations soon to occur il
| London are the widening of Lnndol
! bridge and the hui,,ing of tunnel from
Rothc' hiti.c to Sha,!wtll nj a cost of ~,
] G00.0GJ.
1 10 what extent England is becomin.
Arlcric;lniac,l can h. jlI'igrtl from Tin
/ announcement that = pumpkin weigiin:
1n1 poanils Was grewl ut Dover. Tll
| is claimed 10 Ia IL" .trsrst in The world.
The sun., 1900-10-15
Governor to MnrrN Theln.

Columbia $. c.. Oct, 1i.-tiovernor
McSwccncy will travel from this city to
kingstrcc, Williamsburg county. IN Oct.
81 on an unusual mission. ON thai date
two young men, friends ef tho governor
and of Christian faith, will marry jew
cssrs. The question of how the ccrc-
moliy would lie performed has been ais-
turning the young people for some time.
Thcy could sgree upon neither priest nor
minister. All were agreed upon tie gov
rlpnr if he would perform the ceremony.
alll IN invitation was sent 10 HIM u at
tend the weddings ami participate as
chief magistrate. The governor has ac-
ceptrd. and harmony rcigns in the house
holds Of conflicting faith.
The sun., 1900-10-15
srn.,tlnsnl vhies Cuptnrr.

Hartford. COMA. art. ll.-.lohn Doidh.
age! -. ot Israotlyn. who. with Frank
Crawford. asol -, M alleged Bridge
part cruos. Stutpysfuily held III man
near tie t'niGn station, wa. arrested
saGn a,toiwar! un;!rr sensational cir
cttnstunrp4. The mon ted aftet the
robbery. hut Ciuwforl had not gone far
when he was arrested. iIolan. however,
managed to reach tile tracks uf the Cen
tlai New England railroad and as he
w;ts being hard pressed fired three shots
to intimi,larp the crowd. Officer Elana-
gnn kept after his man. with the result
that Eolan fired tine fourth shot, ana
the bullet lodged in his arm. This did
not stop the officer, and both men had Il
fierce tusslc, but with assistance Dolan
was finally ove:powercd.
The sun., 1900-10-15
Decr Islanders Wan. u Race.

Ellsworth. Ne, Oct. 14:-'l'he announce
mcnt that Sir Thomas Upton had again
challenged for the Americas cup was
received with no more interest anywhere
than in the island town of Deer Isle, on
the coast of Maine. tn which American
yachtsmen have looked for crews for cup
defenders for several years. Captain f.
L. Weed of Stonington, who has selected
these crews as agent for the yachtsmen,
believes that Deer Isle will again furnish
the racing crews. If it does he says Deer
Isle will make good its offer of several
months ago to put up $1,000 cup to be
competed for by crews of the challenger
and defender, the contest to be decided
on points in handling the sloops, making
and shortening sail, etc. Captain Weed
says that in the races between the Co
lumbia and Shamrock the Yankee crew
beat the Englishmen two minutes IN
shortening sail and IL seconds in setting
tie sL.nnaErr.
The sun., 1900-10-15
I1nzl,lm nj AnnnnnIis.

Annapolis. Oc, 1-l-Nayal Cadet John
s. Aaott ,hird class, WAS placed on
trial Lulu.c tna naval court martial on
tit Charge II Aaziug Cadet Isaac +.
Hoitsch, Cadet Abbott is one of the half
du% Il upvr ria,S men who are alleged
to have byrli caught in the act Of hazing
Caaw Duil>rh 1u the evening Of Oct. ).
Tho court mal4ia hns just concluded the
hca!.;g4 III Cadci George ). ltadfold. but
the Gudi Is Of the court will probably
not bc iaada public until after the navy
Grpaltm lit has reviewed them. Lieuten-
ant Boakwalier. the officer who discover
ed the alleged hazina, and Cadets NJ. q.
Cook anu l. i. Dort.ch testified, the evil
dencc hring similar IL that given i'll the
former case, Mr.. Dortsch saying he sang
a song, told IL story and stord upon his
head for the amusement of the upper
classmen. but asserting that these acts
were voluntary on his part
The sun., 1900-10-15
Saturdays Football Games.


Harvard a, Columbia 0, at Cam
bridge.
Yele II, Dartmouth o, at Nowton
Centre.
Pennsylvania u, Brown 0, at Phila
delpha.
Princeton 5, Annapolis 0, at Annap-
oils.
Cornell 1e, Washington and jefferson
5, at Ithaca.
West Point oS, Trinity 0, at West
Point.
Indians l6, Virginia 9 at Washing
ton.
Georgetown 6. St. johns 0, at Wash
ington.
Yale freshmen %, st. Paule, 0, at New
Haven.
Watertown %, St. Lawrence O, at
Watertown.
Ithaca High School IL, Stote's 0, al
Ithaca.
Massachusetts "Tech" 8, New Hamp.
shire 0, at Durham.
Syracuse II, New York 0, at SYRIA
cuse.
Union IL, Rochester 0, at Schenec-
tady.
Wisconsin IL, Beloit 0, at Milwaukee
Chicago 6, Minnesota 8, at Minntap
oils.
Michigan "a, Csee School 6, at Anr
Arhor.
Bowdoin 8, Tufts 0, at Brunswick
Maine.
Lehigh -, Bucknell G, al Bethle
hem, Pa.
Lafayette 81, Swarthmore ., at E,s
ton, Pa
Wesleyan II, Amherst "Aggies' 0, a
MiddletowD, Conn.
The sun., 1900-10-15
pnn-ting-fn E,neditlon on.

Ticn-tsin, Oct 14.-Thc expedition
against pao-tng-fu departed Friday
morning in two columns. The German
French and Italian troops who are TO
take part under command Of General
Bailloud, head of the French military
forces in China, will follow the direct
route to Pao-ting-fu, while 1000 Brit
Ssh soldiers under Lord Campbell will
make Il detour to the south OF the Pao-
ting-fu river through ~ number Of large
villages supposed to be Boxer communl-
ties. Both columns will keep in touch
with the boat and train which accom-
panied them. \ junk armed with IA
naval II FOUNDER and two Maxims IS
with the Peking column. The expedition
will make Il demonstration through a
wide territory not heretofore covered by
the allies. While no opposition is ex-
prctcd at Pao-ting-fu the commanders
believe that hostiliticS are possible IN
.hr intervening country.
The sun., 1900-10-15
Won stcrnbcrg to snil soon.

Washington. Oct. II. m Baron Spccli
Won Sternhcrg, the German charge a'af-
fnires, will sail next Tuesday III the
stcnmrr Deutschland for Germany,
whence he goes to his new post as con
Sll grnctal 10 Calcutta. enc of the III
important stations Of the German foreign
service combining both diplomatic and
consular functions. Barren Strrnb r..
called at the state department to advise
Secretary Hay of his transfer ami IL 50
to present Count lie Quadt, the icw
first secretary of the German embassy,
who will serve as charge d'affar)s until
the return of tie cmbaSsatlar, DIR. Ven
IIollcbl II, the latter part of November.
The sun., 1900-10-15
WANTS TO KNOW HIMSELF.
Edward Wheaton Thinks He was
Kidnapped when n Babe.

Edward Wheaton Thinks He was
Kidnapped when n Babe.
T.dckport, ~. ". Oct. 14.-Edward
,Nrlteit4u, who gives his address as Mag
azino Mle, Point Breeze, Philadelphia,
w!itls 10 L3ekport inquiring as to his
true parents, saying that he has recently
received infoilnation leading him to be-
licvc that he was kidnapped when a boy
from Il home in this city. Wheaton says
he was reared 10 manhood by Mr. and
Mis-. Alexander Wheaton.
ln aunt in Ncw York city, Mrs. Mills,
told him she thought his parents lived in
LocklDlt ~ one time but his mother was
dpad. Tic ernt told him, you were tax
en hy the Whcatons from home in
Lockpoit.
IAist Thursday he received an anony-
nous letter posmarked New York, which
advised him to advertise his address and
agc. which is }S He does not believe the
letter came from his aunt, but from some
one who has kept track of his where
;llOutS
The sun., 1900-10-15
King Leopold Incognito..

Paris, Oct. Hiking LcOpoId Of Boz
gum mas arrived in Paris to visit the cX
position. but to the disappointment of
the rarisians he will remain incosnito
in his ten days stay except on one day.
when lie officially will visit President
Loubct and will attend Il reception to be
held in the l!lysce palace in his honor
the same evening" The king is staying
in Il hotel instead of tnking up quarters
in the sump;uous mansion in tho Bois De
Boulognr which was specially fitted out
at Il great expense 70. The accommodate
tion Of royal visitors 10 the exposition
and which practically has been empty
ever since