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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
@apne Gouutr.

SonesoaIe. .-Srau rlriuIa, @attin bes
j.. ID. 8lumanh bon 8peiter Strabe,
ltarb am porIeBten Wittpo6; bic Ser.
ftorbene ipurbe Dor IA Sabren in Deutf6,
Lamb eebcren unb fam 1851 na& Mme.
tifa unb blerber, mo fis ieitbsm ununter.
bro4en ipobnte. Sbr @atis unb brei
Sbbne iberleben fie. Die 0eerbisuna
srfolsts am Sreiias i'm beuti6sn lutb
5rleobofe uno Bafor @alieniamp leitete
ben 1rauerblenit. Der biefse 2ieber.
trana bdlt ON Nbenb bes IA. ssebruar in
islnen Rdumli6teiten ben ID. idbrIl6en
Uiasfenbaa ab unb nit ben 8otbereitun,
gen oaju III i4On bssonnen tporben.-
Sn ibrsr @obnuns an 3weitsr Strabe
osri4iee an Sumitas 4bsno Srau
emma @oleitsin i'm 78. 2ebensiobre an
aasemeiner AIterSf6pd1e; iis lpirb bon
slner GO&ter Iberlebt. Die 8serbisuns
erfol8te am Dienifus in Slbiihsn Sriebs
bofs uno Rsp. Wiabauisr lsitsts bic
Srausrfsisr.
Barben. Der bnbier ipobpbafte Geo.
W. Deri6eimsr par am 5reitaa be.
iddftist, feline 5lints su rsinissn. bic sr
fiir unselaoen belt. alS iie plbsli9 ab.
slns. Seine @attin itanb birsit por
BEN F!intsnIauf unb srbislt bic pols
saeuns in bic linfe Seite; Fs iant bel.
nabs aueeablidIid toot nisbsr. Der
Nann ipurbe bur6 ben bsbausrIi&sn
unfaa BEN @abnfnn nabe sstrisbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
Ncrb Scrantcn.

- @urie 8. Uerriman 1T am Dieniias
als Ndbfolssr oes uerf VI. 8. 2loitone
in Der ID. @arb ais SsIset Gouneilmann
ertpdblt porben.
& 8. W. @orion bon Norb Wain
4uenue. Siationsasent Der o. & s..
@0mpanie bnbier. oer am 80. Desembsr
uon elmer 2otOmotipe aetrofen tpurbe,
erlas am Disnitas ben erbaltenen 8srs
IsBunsen i'm Sabuemann Soipital. Gin
9luttIumpen auf benz @sbirn tpar bic
IoOesuriade.
- Dem 8eesnipstter in sinem fleinsn
Nndtbsmbs unb 8aumnoqs nusseiebt.
wuroe am Sreitus Der lebIoie 86rper els
aes Sduslines auf einem ai6baufsn
nobe Dem 8rafterSeusunsS. .Sauie Der
Scranton Railpap Gompanie bel osr
propibence Roab aufaefunoen. Drel
Uldnner. bic baieIbt Slaiden iudten.
sntosdten ben 2eibnnm. ber Obns Dsrf
male UOn @sipalt mar unb ausenihein'
h1 erf ON eIei6en Moresn auseeissi
rporoen mar. Coroner 8obertS heate am
Sumiiae fsf. bab baS 8inb tobt seborsR
marr; iein Sbdoel NOR e,nseorddt.
Oob bles sei6ab mad Inii&t bsS @oros
ners our6 bel Der 9eburt benubte Sn,
iirumsnte. Ct bielt einsn ..Suquef"
fir unnbibis unb sIaubt, oab bic Yoliasi
ole Sadie unteriuben ioats.
- 3urs Dor 10 llbr am Sonntae
Radt srpIObirte in ben 3. W. l. u. 8
Spencer Green Rioee giisntpsrfen, BET
Der 8. & $. 8reusune. elmer ber eroben
so pfsrDstraft Dampftsfsl, uno bas
asHslbuus wurbe burd bic 8ewnlt ber
@rplOiiOn poQitdnois aerttdmmert uno
8ruhhlfe fur cine 5trede bon lber
200 @aen esidleuoert; gum Slid ipurbe
lerph nismanb babel perlsbt. tfobbem
Der Seiser R. S Bsnmun unb 9a6t.
pdhtsr George DtcJleal bort antpsisnb
paren. Ser srplooirte Dumpffeiiel. Ell
net BON pier, bic in elmer Hslhs in benz
aeRelbaus in bem bintersn IbeiIe be-,
@site itauben, tputbe enistpei seriRsn
uno beiOe gnOe uuseebluisn; bic brei
anosren DumpfisheI purOsn auBsr 30.
iiiion sebradt uno siemlid fart beida'
olst. Sessr 8enman fam nIdt besreifsn,
trls fi6 Ols grpIOiion ersisnete. benn Der
aCNsl bate sur 3eit nur 25 8funb
0umpf. anftatt Dis estpDtnli6 10
Bfunb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
0bbe N:-:er Mettaen.

- Ssrr Sofepb Wun. Sobn bes be,
tannten Sbneioermeifers BON 0ort
Drain Apenue, ftibrte am Samiias fri
Hsbecca Watfins als feline 8raut bsim
gafOr SOnes poasoe bic 5rauuns.
= Der RuB in bsm Sdorpitsin eines
@ebduoss an Slo 2incoIn 4uenue tpurbs
am Sonntas Diittaa iibsrbeist unb Elm
Glarm bon 2afen 36 purbe sesebsn
oas 5euer mar BON feinsm 8sIanee.
= gs sibt pI6sIi&s ausrifs bon
Stsifbelt in ben 8lieoern. ssp6tnIi&
bsrUoreerufen bur& 8dlte es III eetpib,
Dab oui6 bic anipenouns bon ct. So.
tobs Del cine i&neae 8sfsruns sintrss
ten ipirb.
- Ser l5idbriss @bbie @IatI. Elm
1bdrfebsr in Der Wt. BleaIant Wine.
puroe am Wontaa BON sinem 3us Barren
3tpiihen bic 8ufern eeporfen unb b6s
serbrldt. Seine Siifte ipurbe b5s Der,
lest Der &nohen zines Beines idIimm
3erorddt uno eI au& innsrIid bsrIsb;.
Sn ibrer Wobnuns an 9lorb Wain
4psnue perf6isb am 5reitas Ra6t nab
tur,er &ranfbeit 5rau Waria Sable i'm
glltsr bon 60 Sabren; iis mar sins be.
fannie unb seudiete Srou. Drsi S5bns
Safcb, 5riebrid unb DiIteIm, Iberleben
ne. Die 8eeroisuns erfoIsts ON Sonn,
tag i'm @aibturn Strabe 5risObOfs.
= ausuaa aaitsa go. ssS, R. bes
y. VI. bat in ieinsr Isbisn BeriammIuna
Die folsenben Beamten srmablt. U. D.,
Q. @annsa s. o.. Sriebri6 RoIb !;
Y. D.. Seinri& 8Iein; $. g., Ser.
5tassr; 8ohsnSerpaIter. Srans Seb /;
8e4nunesfIbrer. D. aolIra; S&r,it.
iabrsr, Seinri& 2eber ; g.. Sris 8i6ter;
Seripaltunssratb. Soi. 8nitnsstp; Rs.
prdientant gum @tobtaftea, Ssinri6
Sober. Die @infsbuns srfoIsts burd
Dlfttltt @rOb Obe,it $. Robr unb 8rd.
oer bon Der Sdoieite. Oas sesenipartiss
8aarperm6sen bee 2afsas betrast sl,.
734.57; I'm uerfIofensn Sabre purbsn
1868 10 einBenOmmen unb 1888 go aus.
seeeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
9l.p gort, ben 9. San. 1901.


fir Sbre Ausfunft:
Dle 2odapanna giienbabn. untsr Der
Oirsitsn Aufii6t,ibres gbmasson Depar'
temenis bat am Worssn oes IL. Sanuur
cine Rtitaurant uno 2undeounter in bsm
SOtofen Germinul srbfnsi, Seii ibsr
pler Wonaten paren BauiHreinsr,
plumbers, sleftriibe 2i6t 2sute, an'
itrelder uno Deforateurs in bleien 9im'
metn an oer Arbelt. bic iest sinsn
adniilesn 8srslel6 nit ben bsiten 8e
ltlurants in Der Stabt Rsp gori aus.
pultsn. Die aihe III sr6nol,6 ausse'
iiaitst porbsn NIT Der poatdnoishen
mobernsn Ausriiituns unb il i'm Sianoe.
idnsa unb polltommen bic srobe Auspabl
Uon Spsiien ansufertissn, bic in bsi
5peiiefarts einseidIoRsn Fno. Sas
Rstaurant III eeidumis. bsa uno tufiie
uno bic Glide Iinb nit 9utem Gblno.
Grsfaa. Silber unb Semen aus8sitattet.
DE Spsrisfarte i6lubt ein bic erobt
4uspabl bon pprsdslit aneefertistsi
Spelien, peIde innerbaib einsm SABRE
Der 2adaipanna glfsnbabn ben 8uI
sesebsn bat. oab ie oem publitum Der
bshen uasemsinen gbwusson Glsnit ir
ben Ser. Staaten sisbt. Dlsislb
Sorsfalt. aufmertiamislt unb @nersie
lpslde bisien beneioensmertbsn 8uf fa'
Osn GbpnssOn DienR mSsIid ma6ts
wrb bic 8erpaltune oes Soboten 8s
hauranis eOntrolren. auBer bem He
itautant ipiro nu6 Elm srOBsr 2unbcounie
I'm Dem Sototsn Terminal unterbaltsl
ws,bsn sur SeauemlItlsit SOLDER. bi
iHnsHsr bsbient peroep tpouen uno mid
uolitdnoise Wablssiten pstlanesn. u
it bas 9sfirebsn oer 8ernaltuns, b
Oefsn mbeliben Wubbsiten su bel
annebmbarfen 9rsiisp ~ hsfsrn. un
Die Breiie fno in usbereinItimmun
biermii fshseisst tpCrbsn. 3.3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
GaS Ehal abpdrts.

Iaplur. Ser biefss @ratli 8ersir
belt lesten Samitas sIbsno feline bulb.
idbrll1e @eneralperiammluns ab. 9iaG'
cem Der 8s6nunssberi&t. pelder isbr
8anitle lau,ete. psrleien uno aneenommen
,rpuros unb ionitlss 8ef&dfte abeepideli
lparen, tpuroe 3ur Beamtsntpabl eei1ru.
ten. IS purosn ernabIt: praiiosnt.
Sobn Uioor; 8Be Prdiioent, Gaspar
StabIi; PrOtOiolfiibrsr, Gaspar DIT /;
Steapsrtreter. Wel&lOr 5Iibmann 5i'
nanS Setreidr, Saspar b. Bergen; Steu
uertreter. Wsl1ior b. Bergen; S&ab'
meliter. @uspur b. 8elbsnHub; Sinan,
@Omlis fur l8 DiOnate, Gaspar isruiissr
8elbeI. SatOb Ruof; Ruridaa, Sobn
Sailo StsQuertreter, Wsltior Strsun;
5Obnsnlrdser, SObn Ws,bsI, Better
Sbllc. Sobn Streun uno Seinrib pon
WelBenfub. - Ser MastenbaQ bel
Stlau6 @Ompanie go. l, ipetder
nahhsu Daonat ab8ebalten tpiro, bets
lpri1t eroBartis su tperoen. DaS bier'
fur befeate Gcmlte eisbt ii4 ale Mlbe,
UNI ielben su einem sroben gtfolee 3u
eetalten. .-0ie Columbia Bau uno I'm.
leibe 9eieaidaft srmdbIts in ibrsr
@eneralperiummluns am lebtsn Wontae
fOleenoe 8eamte Pt6fbent, Sobn
S&ilb; 8Be prafbent, Weldior 8uf'
bad; Sdrlfiiabrer, SCbn Dit; Sln.
Setr.. Jobn 8. 8elbel; Sdasmsiiter,
Sobn Streun; Gruites flr l8 Dionate.
9aspur Stdbii.
= SbOmas Dale, Sarrp Wearbl,
unb &Obsrt GaIrb bon Olb Sorss. biz
Siabeas Diitdeq bonn 8iperiibe Sotsl
oaislbit um s8 8aarsslo unb SIai6sn
8etrdnfe i'm Dertbe bon $40 behoblsn
baben ioaen. mubten ON Srsitas fdr ib,
ssri&tli&es gri&einsn 8drsi&aft feel.
len.
- Die 8sb6rbs bon OIb Sorss ma6.
ten am 6reitas unb Samta8 nit ben pfo,
iten Der 2adapanna Islepbon SOmpanl'
turssn 9rOasb. Die @ompanis isbte oi,
pfohen auf trosoem ibr bic Grlaubnit
paau pertpslssrt wuroe, unb bierau
mahfe lth Der StraBenfommiItdr uni
ieine aueefslten baran unb badtsn b.,
pfOfen prompt nieeer.
= Der IsbIOis 2sidnam bss Sran
Gonoon, eineS 8rddenangefsQteu al
Dem neuen 8au. ben bic g. 4 gB. Q
@Ompanie iu apoea srrldten Last, ipurb
am Samitas WiOrssn buislbft aufssfun
ben; tpis Der Nonn sst6biet puree, il
nidt bstannl. isoo4 nimmt man NIT BE
itlmmtbeit an, bab sr bur@ bic 8rld
fisI unb 70 fsinen 2ob fanp. Gonbol
tam bon Gong SsIanb Gus, pobin be
asl6nam am Samfus ssianot iuuroe.
- Der @oniraftor Genarb 2spid pol
Durpea tpuroe am Sonntag Na&mitta
BON pier polsn in brutaler Wsiie anpe
ariffen unb elmer i&Ius ibm nit elmer si
iernen Stunss Gber ben aopf, ibm sins
sefdbrlidsn S9doeIbrud beiftssnb. Ds
4nerlff fano liatt. oils CT ben aerle
@elo pertpeissrte. bas iie bon ibm susui
baben ioaen. Die Bolsn sniFobsn. ei
ner tpuroe ubsr am Nontas srpli1t un
Obne tpsitsrss osm @sfdnsnib dbsrianb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
DtttStpu.

- Der 2itbausr Simon Wsdmallis
rbislt am Uiontae in psr @Ister Mine
cu.d sinen 5sIisnfaa ben 8uden ssbro.
den.
g. .. IbOmas bon Bsh piitstou,
lnnerer Superintsnoent oer @lear Spring
3sds. sntsing am Dlontae Jtatmittae
tnapp benz Tcpe. gr bate iid ben
S6aGt binab beseben, um alts Ram
msrn su bsii6tieen uno ipurbe bon ben
aneeiammsItsn @aien iibsrndItisi; als
er pad elmer eepiGsn 3eit nibt surdd.
tebrts. iu&te man lbn uno beiinnuass
los ipuroe sr aufssFncen. gs nabm
msbrere Isrste elm paar Stunosn. um
ibn !pieosr sur Bsilnnuns uno auber Sc.
bsnsssfabr su brinesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17

- Rad nur sebntasissm aeibsn ON
9sitpulh' Rbsumatismus Ia in Detroit
Ruoolpb 3. Darmftdtter. elmer eer 81.
senttdmer uno 8raumeiitsr Der Columbia
8rausrei seitorbsn. Serr Darmitdtter
mar Elm Sobn Billiam Darmitdtters
unb sur 8eit feines Iobss 35 Sabre alt (;
sr ipar elm irdftiser. itori sebautsr Rann
uno in 1urner' unb 8seeIfrsiien a[Ise.
mein betannt uno bsIiebt. gr binterldbt
bic Wittus. eeb. 8enoit, unb ,tpsi Rinoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17

- SIN 9brisnssbSubs su Bubapsit
brad 8srabe. als bic @si&dfte i'm bsiisn
@an8e trarsn, Elm Shornfteinbranb aus
oer cine ssipuItiss Punii bsrporrisf. 90
ii& ndmlit in 6olss bss 8ranbss Der
8brisniaul nit bl6tsn 8au1polien
faate, 10 CAB biss su ben @laubsn I'm.
LAB, Das san,e @sbdubs fisbs bsrsiis in
5lammsn. Sie eri&rsdten B5riiansr
ordneten nun ale gum 4ussanss unb %
fam babel ~ iblimmsn Sesnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
BON Der Snbfeite.

Ssrr Sobn Chen bon Stone Npenue
mar peFOfsne No&s our@ bic Grippe
ans Saus ssfsRsIt.
Srr unb 5rau Daltsr Sauft bon
putsion Npenue tpuroen am Bonner,
tag Abenb bon ibren sabIrsiden
5rsunben nit elmer anssnsbmsn @sisa.
idaft ibsrrai&i.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
gBilfeSbarre Ra6ridaten.

- Ser irdbere Sdsriff bieiss Goun.
ties. Blaium D'Wuasp. 1T am Srsitap
in Bbilubelpbia aeitoIben. potin er Dot
stpsi Subrsn umaos.
- 600 Ndedsn, Anashsats Der WiI.
tes'8arre SelOenfubrii. slnsen am
Sumfna on ben Streit. neil metrsre
ibrsr aumeraoinnen fiirsUd entIafsn
wuroen. tpeil iie sur Union eeb6rten; bic
anoeren iraten aud Der Union bel uno ale
bic @ntlufenen nidt pieosr aneefellt
rruIcsn, itteiften Ee
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
Aue bem oberen Ebale.
(Artbalb Gcrrslppnbtn,.)

= Der l6 Sabre aIts Srsb. Barrel
bon Brlceburs srbieIt ON SamEas i'm
Storr's Sdadt beim 8atrsnfoppeIn
spei Singer Der linfen Sanb b5s 3etbtiidt
unb Sieielben purben ibm ipdter i'm Dlo,
iss Gaplor Soipital amputirt.
- SbarIsB @orbon, Elm 35 Sabre
alter Rann BON Didfon Slip, tpur6e am
Sonntas 8ormittas, als er sntlans ben
D & gB. @eleiisn, nabs Der Bride su
Dldfcn &itp lief, BON einsm 9uee eetrof.
len uno fofort setbbtet. Ser 26rpet
.tpurbe 10 petitdmmelt. bas er iuum sr.
tennbar NOR uno srit Radmittass purbs
lslne Sbentitdt burd isinen 8ruber
fsitssfeut.
= Wattip s. Wiliams. elm Winsr
i'm StOrr's Sdu6t ,u gricsburs, batts
nm Samitas cine Sprsnsune pOrbereitst.
unb ba fie ni6t in Der srtparteten 3eii
absins. fam Ell, in ber Msinuns. Der 3dnbsr
lei ausgesansen, 3urild; faum bate ei
iit iebo& Der Stsae ssndbsrt, ais bic
@rplOiion erfOlsts unb ibn i6btets. Ans
oere Arbeiter sOssn ibn i6auoerbaft ,sr.
ittimmelt untsr ben 5rimmsritlden bsr'
Dor.
(9arbpubaIt asrrtipsnhtni.)
Die ginnubmsn Der biefssn 9oit
fdr 1900 ssissn sine 3unabms BON
S608 05 tiber oas porberssbenbe Sabr.
trOs BEN erobsn 8oblsnstdberitrsi.
= Seute absnb tpirb ss in Der Saae
oes @srmania @sianapsrsins isbr luftie
berseben. finoet bod bsRen idbrlidsr
Rasfenbaa hutt, Elm @reisnib, en- benz
Die eanse Stuot tbeilnabme ninmt.
- Wm. Wloran bon Ounboff Strobe
ipuroe eeitern. tpdbrenb er nabe 2oodout
BaufhTeinerarbeit nerrihteie, BON berab.
faaeneem 8aubols setrOfsn, bas ibm ben
aopf bos seri6nnt, einsn 4rm nabesu
Su Srei 3erorGdte unb au6 ionit iaIimm
suri&tete; ss IL nod unbsitImmi, oh
er ii4 erbolen tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
9ier FnO Sbatiaten,
SIR Serfduonib mnk
Den @eit belOrgen.
Medte iuolleue Seppi6e.

f2-4 rra AunlitGt psbs California, tparsn
$t0.50, / Bt IS 50.
ft-4 srna AuaIitGt psiBs Galifornii parsn
$500, isBt $3.50.
IA feline psibr California, warsn $3.50,
isst $4u0. oo
II a fsins psibs s&ts 8oas Warsn $4 90.
isst 1925.
i0-4 feline wsibs s&tr Brls, pann $4.75,
isst $3.75. 400
ia iawrs psiss BOas warsH S4.OO,
isst $3.25 .ooo
1f-4 i&wsr wsibt BOas parsn $500,
tBt 1925.
IVA i&pm wsss BUas wann $2.25.
isbt Sf,75.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
,Tarbigc @olle Seppi1c.

Ma trira auaiiSt sraus @oat parsn
$500, itBt $i75.
tt-4ii,br fsins d&it sraus Bolls, par'n
$475. tey, 1915.
t0-4 isbr feline d6ts sraus gDOllt, warsn
1915, isBt $500
II a rra i6p1t sraus 8Ou', parsn
$2.85, itst $2.25.
iO-4 rlra Idpsn sraus Boas Darsn
1925, isBt $i,75.
II sur srait Bcas, Parsn $3.50, j'st
81 rs. ~
tO-4 atk rptbs @pas, parfn s4,OO, jsBt
1925.
H. fanp YlaiS, nsus Gombinnticnsn,
marin $500, iebt $3.50
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
Babe GeluanDer nnO
Comforts.

100 fansp sas'sspdnsr. bic $3.50 brad en-
isBt St.t9. o
itBt $2.98.
Giputunsn Comforts, ftinf irlbsns SsSsduns
paru 800, ieBt S. SO.
Giorpunsn Comforts, fsiHt ittetnf Ssetdung
wartn St050, isBt $l.49.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17

s9 Sas ,,@odsnbIatt" entDiIi aIls
Ra@ri9tsn unb toltst nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-17
Ser groRe gtitt=
Vinter 8etttsp=
pi6 &ertant.

Dislss pi6iss Grtisuib il jest I'M poasn
Sdpuns unb lcl&s unlsru 8rsanbs, bic aus
Grfabrung piItn, mas clsisr Wlt 9Birtsr
9stttsppid griauf bspsuttt ais rin @sIctipa'
rsr, pnbsu nibt sauern une bic 9eltstntstl
uereifsu, lcnttn fs stpus in pisisr einis nSttis
haben.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-01-24
The Names, Too.

THE following dispatch appear
ed in the city dailics this week:
jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. III
The criminal jurisprudence com
mittee met tonight and decided to
report favorably IA bill requiring
the publication in newspapers of
petitions for saloon licenses.
If the names of petitioners 20
with the petition, which of course
they will, the above law would
have Il most beneficial effect against
securing saloon licenses. Not
many people would relish seeing
their names in print under n sa-
loon petition. Where is the beer
lobby! They must kill that bill.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-01-24
She Popped the Question.

The following story is told of
the late Queen Victoria of Eng
land:
There are several amusing little
stories of how the Queen finally
asked the Prince to marry her. for
it is the cdict of royalty that u
Queen must signify her pleasure
in the matter of choice of II hus-
band, and, of course, the girl
Queen conformad to this rule be-
fore the bctrothal was announced.
Queen Victoria and Prince Al
bert were married in the Chapel
Royal, st. James Palace, in 1910,
and the marriage was most hap
py one. Husband and wife were
devoted to each other, and no
breath of scandal ever touched the
reputation of either. Prince Al
bert was circumspect in his social
conduct always. He never at
tempted to interfere in the politics
of the country. He was strictly
nonpartiSan, and his example was
in large part the cause of the
Queen seldom taking sides in do
nestle politics. tho she took an
active interest in the foreign poll
cy of the government.
The Queen is the mother of nine
children, five daughters and four
sons; Victoria, Dowagcr Empress
of Germany, Albert Edward, Prince
of Wales; Alfred, Duke of Sake
Coburg; Helena, Princess Christ
ian of Schleswig- Holstien; Louis,
Warehouses of Lorne; Arthur,
Duke of Connaught; Beatrice,
Princess Henry, of Battcnbcug;
Princess Alice, Grand Duchess of
Hessc- DarmStadt (died in 1899 ,
and Leopold, Duke of Albany
| (died in 1881.
In her young married life, while
the Queen never neglected her du-
ty as Il sovereign. there is no qucS-
ton that she lived only for her
husband and children. The nation
at large enjoyed the spectacle of a
homc-loving ruler, and every ia
Their and mother participated in
the happiness of the royal family.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-01-24

made a red hot speech against the
Mckinley policy in the Philippines,
which made Il large army necessa-
ry-in his own words: II am OPP
posed to this bill because its avOw-
cd purpose is to provide soldiers
to be sent to the Philippines He
paid his compliments to Senator
Hawley, who had denounced the
petition signed by 1000 Filipinos,
presented to the Senate by Senat-
or Teller, AS reasonable, by say
ing; 1.-THE hippancy with which
the terms traitor and treason are
being used these days is getting to
be a stencil in the nostrils of some
of us" Incidentally he gave the
West Pointers in the army few
side swipes and expressed the o.
pinion that the officers who had
never been to West Point were a.
mohg the best in the army. Re-
ferring to the investigation now
being made in West Point by d
committee of the House, Mr.. Allen
said: Look at this investigation
going on now. This thing called
hazing. Why, the prize fighter is
gentleman, the bull-baiter is d
gentleman, when compared with
the cadets at West Point. This
hazing takes place within the
knowledge of the officers at that
institution.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-01-24
Good Queen VIC

VICTORIA, Queen of England,
died Tuesday of this week. She
had been failing for some time and
the end was not unexpected. 1t is
known that the BOrr war was Il
great source of sorrow to her, and
to the slaughter of men III South
Africa is laid the responsibility for
the collapse and death of the
Queen.
England will now have IL new
ruler. 1t will he the Prince of
Wales, the Queens oldest son, and
he will be known as Edward VII.
But he can never fill the place of
Good Queen Victoria, and many
freely predict the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of the Kingdom. The Queens in
tluence was far greater than her
power. Chamberlain. no doubt,
was the evil spirit and haunt of
her last days. Could she have cx-
ercised the power in the nation
that he arrogated to himself mat
tiers surroundings her would likely
have been different and her depart
urc hence would not have been
FASTENED by concern and grief oc-
casioncd by needless war.
The Queen was good woman,
which is one of the highest tributes
that can be paid to any one, be she
queen or peasant. She made one
of the best rulers who has ever
helped guide the destinies of II
nation. Tho her authority to do
this or that for her people was linn
tied. yet her influence was ever for
peace and the national good, and
may that influence run and gather
glory rs the years pass away wher-
ever her name may be known.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-01-24
BROKE LOVE MATCH.
Spots on womans Ears Indicated Leprous
Taint.


A young man of Bryn Mawr went to
the south seas for his health two years
ago and returned last week much ben
Gifted, says the Philadelphia Record.
He tells a sad story about the daugh-
ter of a native king whom he met on
one of the smaller and more remote
of the Hawaiian islands She was
beautiful girl and it was his greatest
pleasure to be with her, fishing and
bathing and to sit beside her in the
council-house listening to the songs of
the kings poets. 1t is not unusual for
a white man to marry Hawaiian, and
the youth from Bryn Mawr, without
prospects, almost penniless and with
health that was always wretched in
the uncertain climate of his home,
thought sometimes that it would be
wise and pleasant to marry the Ha-
waiian princess and to live on her
quiet and beautiful island for the rest
of his days. But suddenly the princess
became sad, heart-broken. She went
out no more. She sat alone and wept
day and night. The young man could
find out from no one what troubled
her, for all whom he questioned pre-
tended not to know. One day he met
the princess by chance on the / ch
alone and he asked her what had filled
her life with sorrow. She pointed with
strange gesture, to a tiny brown
spot, like a mole, on the lobe of each
of her ears and she ran her finger over
her brows, which, he now saw, were
thinning Then she fled from the
mystified youth and he never saw her
again. A year later on another island
he heard physician say that the alb
sence of eyebrows, together with the
brown spots on the lobes of the ears,
indicated the beginning of leprosy.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-01-24
1t Certainly Pays.

THAT State Irvine factory ont in
Kansas has inspired II move for
another hig enterprise to be owned
by the State. The people out that
way seem To think the Irvine plant
n money saver. State Senator Me-
MILAN now moves for a salt factO-
ny. Our friend William Vivion,
Of near Mexico, will read the fol-
lowing with much interest referr-
ing to the matter, taken from the
Kansas City Times;
Altho Il Democrat, Mr.. McMil-
Ian has been able to line up sever
al Republicans in the support of
his measure, and he believes it
will be adopted. Mcmillan is Il
very courteous gentleman and new
err rubs the Republican fur the
wrong way. He is, therefore, in n
position to obtain favors from the
majoritics. When the Republicans
mix up with Mcmillan the bout is
Il friendly one, and if the thing he
wants is not con trary to some cs-
tablished notion he gen orally gets
it. His manner is the reason for