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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

MEME. Wan WORRIES WILL OPEN ACME
W Tailor system rooms for Easter trade,
Feb. 81; tressmaIing department IN charge
Mrs. Archer, Phiin !; suits 10 up Open even
ings. No. 1tj Market street. fl6-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

M.s,c Hesdachs Pcwderscnre
land neuralgia svssyoa, r. time ~ ps,
W. g. Taylor. No s@s King "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
tn Cf1iciate at a Dedica alton.

The Rev DR.. James Grove retiring
pastor OF Asbury Church on Sunday will
90 to Rock Greek. Md, to otiioiae at a
dedication of the new Methodist Episcopal
Church there. The old church was struck
by lightning and destroyed by fire year
ngo, and q new edifice, co, ,ting $500 was
built to replace 1t. OF this amount e.
700 already has been paid and DR.. Grove
will endeavor to wipe out the remaining
Indebtedness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,
LlNGERlNn LAdRlpPE COUGH.

G. Naoher, l57 O!Good street, Chicago.
says "Ay wife had very severe caOe of
la grippe, aud 1t lsft her with very bad
cough She tried bottle of foley shon-
ey and Tar and it gave Immediate relief.
A 30 cent bottle cured her cough entirely"
Price 2Jo. and JOG.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Investigating Chinn's Resources.

Pckiug March &c. The foreign min
listers will not meet again until the
committee is ready To report on Chi.
mas resources. The committee is still
hearing merchants. bankers and others
on the subject.
The Australian contingent has left
here for Taku and win sail for home at
once.
A Japanese regiment is starting fol-
Japan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Sale of Stock and Utensils

Mrs. Story who occupies the Ely
farm near Green Hill, Christlana
hundred, will sci! her horses, cows
and farming utensils or Thursday,
the 4th OF April. Mr.. William du.
Pont. the owner OF the arm, agree.
ing to cancel her lease as he has an
opportunity to secure the Golf Club
as a tenant on satisfactory terms.
Mrs. Storys advertisement will DO
found in another column.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Buy the Ludwig Piano. Moth
irg better made, guaranteed a life
time. Sold on easy monthly pay
ments. Store SIS Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
FOR Kent.

Two story brick house, rooms
with bath, No. 733 South Harrison
street, front yard and porch. Ap.
ply at No. 502 West Seventh street,
or this office. rra
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

EugcneJ. Hail. the poet an d publisher
says that one dose Of Foley's Honey ana
Tar restored his voice when honrsenoss
thfea hsnoli to prevent his lecture ut Cen-
trel Music Halt. Chicago Nothing else
as good. r.-
Sold at Danforth's. 10 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
CECILIA VILLA
THE E,VARD

Kentucky Ave, 80 yards f,om beach;
e2 to g. 90 per day; special rates by week;
steam heat. j RAlfFFERBART,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Sweet,

Sweetest tone. finest looking. most
durable piano made. the Ludwig.
Call and hear them. Store, SIS
Snipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
The ore atest Thing In the World.

DR.. Simms' Compound Pennyroyal Pills.
Vouohed for by the ladies' BY mail Sl.0O
Cos IL ing street. Al druggislts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

ySRGPoSAfS FOH $l5JWO OF CEkTlF..
+ Gates Of indobt edness of tho Boarl of
Public Education in Wilmington Eclawaro.
will be- received by the Treasurer % the
Board until ~ u'cturt noon Of "Wednesday,
Arr':l 10. l!Vl,
The c,.r ltiGAt,s u ar interest at til, rate of
1 per cent PER annIln, and are to he issued
y ltrSiInt lU an act OF the General Assembly
uf the State OF Delaware naSsrd nt Dover,
March eth. l:aJ. approved by the Governor
March &. 1901, for lie rosc Of paying the
bnanrr due On High School recently ere Gtuu
Fun particulars, with circular aud blank
propo sal. furnished o. Application to
BENJAMIN +. BAkTkAM;
Treasurer Board Of Public Education.
m2n al j
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
PUBLIC SALE.

VIII bt sold at public sale on SATURDAY,
MARCH 30, 1901 . at O'Clock p. in back of
.3O9 West second street, bay mare, fine
traveller, baggage wagon, top basgy, one
covol ed wagon and a lot of harness Terms
at sale. john W. HAIDEN
m9lTtt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

avail her & Co. repairs crrrlages cheaper
IT, ,.. taaa S@ can Tss e.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

,l,CR sALE-A lot OF HORSES a.
n will suit any business SIS up. at.1c]T
Parry's Hotel. Concord Pike, Brnndywine.
Hundred, Del ml3-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Good Advice.

Oyster Pie at Beckett's Restaurant 7th
and Shipley streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

EoR sALE-CHEAP FOR WANT OF USE,
u an oak no top surrey buggy. Apply to J.
3. Carpenter stable, 1lth street between Nisdi'
on and Monroe streets. ly.7-u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

EORSA SAIE-BAY PACING MARE, 8 YEA RS
old, well bred, good liver s'fe for a
lady to drive, light carriuge. Apply to II. II,
h.Hmborn. MI. Cuba, Del, ml4BtT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

III OR SALF-HoUSE Gli WEST FOURTH
Ut street, 0 rooms aud bath Apply to Hor
see q. Rsttew. dltf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
NOT gCE:. i.

The City Tax Collectors
have been instruc ed by the
City Council to notify all de-
l'nquent taxpayers that unless
they settle the amount they
owe the city the same will be
collected according to law with
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

sIJ'OR E-THE STORE PROPERTY NO.
II Fast 4th street; Will sell at bargain
n SOLD within l0days $500 will buy 1t. Ap-
ply to W. Scott Vernon, $50 Market street.
m226t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Il. ON SAILED v Filling 81 VAN BUkEN
~ street Apply yin premises or at this Of
flee i3J.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
FOR SALE.

INoR SALE--A 5 PIECE OAK BEDROOM
u suit at 7l3 Adams street. m2l-"t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

PREVENT PNEI MONA AND GRIP
Take Laxative Bromo.Quln!ne Enblets,25s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

II OR sALEAND FoH HENT-REstpEN-
Il ces on West side. j. H. =. Seeds. II. Y.
Feeds, ITO Broome and l6l6 West Tenth
streets. 34'H
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Before Judge Churchman in the
Municipal Court this morning, John
Curtin was fined 81 and costs Tor
acting in dsorderly manner.
John Parsons, colored, was
charged with receiving stolen goods
knowing the same to have been
stolen.
Zachariah Robinson, aged 10
years, was called to the stand to-
testify against Parsons regarding
the purchase of a brass nozzle
stolen from the Diamond Car Spring
Company. The case was dismissed.
Martin f. Paynter was charged
with assault and battery on SAM
lel Keen. Former Judge Ball ask.
ed that the case be dismissed as
no Information had been filed and
no warrant WAS in the case. Judge
Churchman said there was noth-
ing before the court.
William Frisby, colored. was
fined 81 and costs and in default of
payment was committed Tor twenty
four hours for backing shoes on
Sunday.
John Cavella was charged with
a similar otfcnsc. The case went
over until Friday morning.
William Morris, colored, was
held for hearing Oh Saturd ay
morning to answer the charge OF
assault with intent to commit muir.
do ln
saulted, is now at the Delaware
Hospital.
Romeo Lewis, colored, was
charged with d!sorderly conduct !
and the case was dismissed.
Briige VIII be OFF.
Third street bridge across the
Christana will be out Of service en-
Sunday, should the weather be ia
voraolc. as repairs are TO be made
to the structure. The draw will be
turned upstream and employees OF
the American Bridge Company will
replace one of the heavy girders in
the draw.
Owing to arrangement OF the cog
wheels difficulty is experienced in
turning the draw. Levy Court
Commissioner Megginson has de
cided TO remove the present cogs
and substitute heavier wheels OF
steel. Heavier machinery to swing
the draw also is 20 be placed in.
Ii conditions are favorable 1t is
expected that the draw will ba
ready for the resumption OF travel
at b o clock on Sunday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
Spring Opening.
FOR RENT.
For Rent

Two rooms 81 #. front and ia
#. deep; also stores 81 and SIS
Vest Front street. Apply to Owen
J. Hesslon, sly w. Front street.
m1E.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

sEOl; SALE--A LARGE BLACK BOARD
II and stsnding desk can bo purchased at
. bargain. Apply to w. Scot, Vernon, a30
Market street. m:"'u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

HEAD OF HOSES. NV
II, weighing from 1000 TO i,OJ lbs. ~
Also some inr ) secondhand horses, Tor
6cott streets. m26-6S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

I! Or RENT--rWO SMALL HCUS' y AT
j. Gr,lbb's Corner, Brandywine Id In.
Quire Of James Leach, GruDbs Del.
m23.6t4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

I1oF RENT.-2 STORY TRICK HOUSE, !
r rooms with BATH No. 40 South Harrison
street. front yard and porch. Apply to 1o9
West Sc vent h street or this Office ms tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Reported by 8ics-rs K. L, Rob.a,oa SJrs
Rarkers and Brokers.
NEW YORK STOCKS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

N so's q. I s;5ss bssss.ss : ss.....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27
PUBLIC SAL e.

viii be sold nt public gale on the premises
. miles west If Brandywine Springs on the
Slouey Batter farm, Mil CreeIt HID. on
THURSDAY, MARCH .S, 1901,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

Il Or RENT LARGE BUILDING SUIT.
u able for mnnulactr RIG purposes, from
5000 to IU feet floor suRru. power il wanted
Apply to Jones Guthrie, south Marke street.
Bridge, In'H 5ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-27

X. ~ i{@-rS Il kidneys and bowels, expst
,sosscnS hslps digestion. builds, up tne
stransth. Only 30 ssntA Sold NJ n
Dspfor1S. Druggist Gufantssd>
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24

In Limestone County. A. D. Andrews ana Miss Minnie Mitchell n, In Macon County, Amos Dlllard and
 in bemopoiIs. J. B, Newman of Nash Vile and Miss Lila Mcpaniel of Annis- ton.
 In Marion County. Alex Couch and Tn Marshall County. Frank Evans and Miss Mary c, Brock; Aaron L. Hill and Miss Florence B, WestbFook; William G. Littlejohn and Mss Georgia Ander-
 In Albsrtyllle, James F. Isbell and Miss Pearl Hillman.
 In In Mobile, Thomas P Williams and Miss Mary l.. Blackiedge; Joseph W, Bowling and Miss Martha F. Stuardi.
 In Montgomery, Armstead Brown of Lafayette and Miss Elizabeth Dowdell. In CniontoWn. Dr. S. l.. Coleman and Miss Estelle Marx.
 In Marion, Joseph Avenger of Mont gomery and Miss Annie Chaires, In Pickens County, Robert Marler and In Troy, John K Murphree and Miss Amy Hubbard J. w. Menifee and Miss Clyde Winghard, both of Montgomery County.
 In Pike County, William Goodwin and Miss Minnie Notes.
 In Randolph County. John w. Elliott and Miss Livernia BusSse; Byron Still and Miss Minnie Williams, William Gar
  In Golumbianna, George T. Byrd and Miss Pauline Nelson.
 In Calera c. N. Butler and Mrs. NJ. Naist.
 In St Clair County. Fred Lawler and Miss Bessie Swope; Wesley Battles anG Miss Ella Handley
 ,, In Sumter County, R. R. Dupuy and Mrs Sarah Wilds; Dr. John P Scales and Miss Carrie Horn; William A. Scales and Mrs. Corrie Scales.
 In Tallapoosa County. Lapev Stearns and Miss Ethel Hays
 In Tuscaloosa County. J. M. Summers and Miss Della A. Hood
 In Northport, J. w Wedrevortb and Miss Sarah E. Spencer. In Double Springs, Luther w. Young and Miss Ellen Gibson 's In Columbus, Ga w. T Edwards and Miss E. NJ. Hutchins, both of PbsniT City; Monroe A. Bush of Russell County and Miss Mary F. Sanders In LaGrange' Ga, Gen. Georza D IIa. risen of opelika and Miss Sarah Nun nally,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24

Miss Nellie Ceob; Willie Nichols and Miss Dora Edge; c, B. CPauswell and
 In oEark, W. c, Hutchinson and Miss Emma Pippin.
 In Selma, Daly L. Jacob and Miss Rosa |. Donovan; J, J, Wimberiy and Miss Beatrice Harrison ,,
 Jn DeKalb County, Sanders Basweil and Miss Callie Bowers; William Poe and Miss Ella WeoteR; claud Reid ana Mss
 In Fort Payne. Harry MinOt and Miss
 In Escambia County, H. Turne- of Misl sissippi and Mrs. Minnie Mathis.
 In Brewton, Charles Whittle ana MISS Mhese iH dss.sen s wslEsE' % E. Burke and Miss saliie Tucker; w. J. Whitaker and Mrs. Baird of Illinois.
 In Fayette County, John Roberts and Miss Cora Ward Benjamin Ward ana
 In Geneva W. r.. cahall of Mobile and Miss Nellie Lee; $. F. Latimer ana MISS Bertha Lee. ,,,--
 In Hale County. N. w. Elllott anu hlss Belle Mckinney ,
 In Henry County, G. l.. NICHOLS anu Miss Susanna Spooner. r,
 In Jackson County, Walter A. DeHhdm and Miss Mary Arendale, ,,, .,
 In Jefferson County, s. J. simpson anu Miss Bessie Vines. ,,.
 In Pratt City. F.. J. Downs and Miss Libhie E Gholson' T, Handy and Miss
 In BessemeP, A. II. HahuS anu -"S"
 In Birmingham, R. E: Dickson ,i'IId and Miss Annie B. Carroll; Frank E; c,Es Eilis and Miss Jennie Porter; pr. A Giosoh Is. and Miss Eula Lee Ellis; G. C; Ehgst- field and Miss Carolyn V. PowelI, Gu"lh G. Bruce and Miss Sophia unstrh5ah, In Lauderdale County $; A MaIe atbooa a'tl ta Mrs. Louisa Hanum; Charles Heathco]le and Miss Dona Holden. e, ,,,d
 In Florence, Robert F. SlHIPsGH, SlP9I, ant nSt Miss Katie Mcfarland; H. E' ''ei>''i'e' and Miss Laura Wesson. ,,, , In Lawrence County, Sam RoIen anu n'i Miss Lucy Jackson; Anderson vaughn and Miss Vida Benner. ,, aud NJ,s.
 In Lee County, James Allen t. ana MISS H Kitte Green; Oscar Jones ana MISS 'lil- mic L. Moorman. Ior.. ,,,. Miss Minnie Monk. Wesley Sanders and Miss Jessie Eaton; Cooper Martin and
 In opelika W F. Chester and Miss Susie F. Reed; W. S. Greene and Miss Evelyn Rogers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24
DIED IN ALABAMA.

~ % < E E ss $ $ 5s s $ |; t < l. A: In Eufaula, son of John A. Henry; Mrs 5; A. Moore; J. G. Hortman, aged 9j; Mrs. hockland McLain aged 90, Mrs. Perry Smitherman.
 In Butler County. Mrs. N R. Hays. In Greenville, Ed Morris.
 In Calhoun County. George Hall; II. A. Heaton.
 Tn Cherokee County. Mrs. A. P. Chan cellor.
 Tinnie Harris
 In Coffee County, Mich Skinner.
 In corbart County, Mrs. Catharine In Leighton, Mrs. Matte E. ,Waldfon In Cullman, Martin Burkhead,
 In Cullman County. T. F. Kennerly. Tn Dale County. H, P. Gunnels.
 In Selma. Claud Binford; Mrs, Mary In DeKaib County. child of J. V. Glaz- In wetumpka, child of J. T. Britt; B. E. Marable of Birmingham.
 In Escambia. Andrew Menchu; child of Will Travis Mrs. Jane Bell; Mrs. Jack Bell, aged s.
 In Etowah County. James Goings. In Gadsden, child of M. E. Jones. In AttallI, Perry Stovall.
 In Alabama City, Mrs. Alice McCutch. In Fayette County. child of M. E. Reeves.
 In Geneva. Samuel Cogburn.
 In Geneva County J. k. Smith; James In Eutaw. child of Mrs, Thomas An derson.
 In Dothan. child of Holly Bracken; Mrs. E. B. WllksrGon. In Jackson County, Mrs; Mary J, Er- win: John Reed; child ef R. B; Sanders. In Jefferson County Mrs. J. B. Moore; T. A. cegbill; J. c. httenberry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24
5s :'e $ :S < $ < <
 MARRIED IN ALABAMA.

< E $ $ $ $ < < < < $ & < < $ 3 & & $ $ < < J J < $ as Iss
 In Baldwin County. George R. Bryant and Miss M. Feist; Samuel Phillips and Miss Marcilite Hartley; John McLendon and Miss Jessie Allen
 In Barbour County. II. V, Beasley and Miss Annie Bass.
 In Bibb County, Henry Reeves and Miss Katie Stewart,
 In Blount County. Henry Horton and Miss Minnie Whitley Richard Townley and Miss Agnes Mauldon; J. L. Cornelius and Miss Donie Posey; William Roebuck and Miss Annie Findley.
 In Greenvlle, Henry Holder and Miss Dora Stewart
 In Chiffon County. T. w. Kemp and Miss Hattie L. Oates: l.. H. Williams and Miss Filey Galloway; J. S, Kendrick and Miss M B. Keene.
 In Clarke County. Noah Williams and Misa Annie Brown; Warren Harrison and Miss Lilly Griffin; D. ". Dukes and Miss Temple Johnson.
 In Colbert County. H. G. AlmOn and Miss Susie Alexander.
 In Evergreen. J, s. stearns and Miss Annie l.. Deming.
 In Luverns. T. L. Dorman and Miss F. c. Norman.
 In Cullman County, Willie Earle and Miss Angie McGinnis; Albert Moore and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24

In Birmingham, J. E. Long; Rev. J. A. Lloyd W. J. Thompson: Gustav Kaetz; child of J. A. McConnell; child of R. V. Moberly: William H. Fairbanks;; Joseph E. Long.
 In Bessemer, Edward Adams
 In Woodlawn, child of Norbert McGov- ern
 In Brookssde, daughter of W. D. Gun; In Lauderdale County, James Rhodes, aged 80; Ephralm Jspes, aged S6; Mrs. Jane Pettus; Mrs. Bettie Nance;; Mrs. Lucy Smith.
 In Florence child of P. A. Patrick. In Phenix City, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Harris
 In Limestone County. B. W. Oxley; Miss Blanche Lester; Dick Gh9m5ers 1n3e. In Fort Deposit. Wesley P Rice,
 In Marion County, William Stewart. In Marshall County Mrs Susan Marsh; Shelby kimbrough; Mrs. w. A. Starnes; In Mobile, Miss Annie Friend; Mrs James S. Taylor; Michael Ryan; Miss Ella Tearsney: Mrs. Lucy M. Walkker; Mckay: Mrs. Meyer Goldsmith; Theodore L. Eastborn; Miss Jessie Hamilton; Pat rick Duggan; child of N. T.. Clausen; Jorgen A. Chrikeausen; John M. Green" Tn Mobile County. Miss Geraldin" In Montgomery. Mrs. Annie Christie. In Morgan County. Sam Yarger: Neal In Decatur, child of Philip Humphrey. In Marion. child of Frank whitman In Crawford Henry Benton.
 In Girard. Miss Davie Griswold; MrS' Salie Giddens.
 In Shelby County. child of R. E. Bow don: J. J. Peacock; child of George Bur In columbianna. Bert McMiuan.
 In Calera, T. J. Francis.
 In Sumter County, Capt R. N. Oswait- In Tslladega, Mrs, Jane Dumas.
 In Tuscaloosa, son of William Merry man; George F. Carpenter
 In Tuscaloosa County, David Utley. Tn Northport, child of Frank Lindsay, In St. Stephens, child of James Gerdy. In Camden. Clinton Moore.
 In Baltimore. Miss Roberta Sterrett, formerly of Birmingham.
 In Texas, Walter B. Cahall, late oe Mobile; Will Porter of Florence.
 In Chattanooga. Miss Florence Balch of Jackson County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24

while the Duchess of Marlborough has the Vanderbilt pearls.
 The enormous tiara of the Duchess of Devonshire. composed entirely of flaw less diamonds, was made memorable the year of the Diamond Jubilee, when Her Grace, al the fancy dress ball given at Devonshire House. wore all her dia- monds in her costume as Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra.
 The Duchess of Portland possesses great ropes of pearls, and Is also noted for her tiara of diamonds and sapphires, which attracted so much attention at one of the Jubilee Drawing Rooms.
 The Duchess of Buccleuch possesses famous belt of diamonds, as we'll as magnificent parure and a large tiara, while Lady Londonderry, noted for her diamonds, has crown of diamonds made very high. as also are those worn by Lady Arlington. Lady Crewe, Princess Henry of Pless and Lady de Grey.
 Lady Parker wears one of the most novel as well as one of the most beauti- full of taras, composed Of nine largo stars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24
RIVALS IN JEWELS.
QUEEN ALEXANDRA AND MRS.
 BRADLEY Y-MARTIN.
Queen Will Use the Kohinoor tc Offset the Americans $1,25o,-
 900 Tiara.

London Special
 All court circles and ali that portion of American society resident in London are at present discussing the rival and Mrs. Bradley-Martin. which are at this mmoment in preparation for the cor onatton. and which are expected to fur nish one of the chief sensations of that nStable event.
 Mre. Bradley Martin, whose $500 GOO coi- iectiOn of jew els Is considered among connoisssGts the most valuable belonging tO au American woman, Is reported as having made Cor herself in Paris a tiara whicl wili outshine, when completed, any LnG all crowns of which royalty at pres ec' boasts Ii is declared that it Is to is tu he ;he replica of the famous dia- 6iem ot the ill-fated Empress Josephine.
 IL will be composed largely of diamonds from out the woFId-famed collection Of Mrs. Bradley Martin.
 Simultaneously with thls report comes the information that Queen Alexandra hearing of the fair Americans plans, and determined that royalty in this matter shall bear away the palm, has given spe Ctal orders to the court jeweler regard 5effecI that the priceless Koh-i-noor dia- mond shall be set in her coronation crown. This celebrated jewel, which the late Queen wore as brooch upon state occasions. will make her crown the most costly In the world. even outshining that thls distinction.
 Mrs. Astor's Jewels.
 There are other American women, and numeFouso peeressess slso, with whom Queen Alexandra might well enter int competition. when it comes to a matter of tiaras, coronets, diadems or crowns. As rare and costly jewels. diamonds in par
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24

ticular. as there are in the world are owned by American women.
 Chief among the crowned queens of American society Is Mrs. John Jacob As tor, who wore recently at a ball a dia- mond crown worth 900, an exact re- production of the one worn by her late Majesty Queen Victoria on Jubilee Day. Mrs. Astor has also a dazzling tiara of diamonds and emeralds which is valued at $30,0O0, and a crescent of magnificent coo.
 Beautiful Mrs. Clarence Mackay, who IS undoubtedly destined to possess one of the finest collections of jewels in Amer lea, is another American woman who wears a modern crown with regal grace. If she pleases she may have her crown set with sapphire said to be the finest In the world. It was bought from a Russian prince for $150,00O and meas ures fCur-tenths of an inch in diameter. It Is without flaw, and the only jewel in the world which approaches 1t in value Is owned by the Queen of Portugal.
 Mrs Mackay also owns one of the most superb emeralds in the world, said to have been once the pride of Catherine of Russia.
 Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes, wife of the American railway magnate recently made special pilgrimage to Madrid, so 1t is said, for the express purpose of choosing model from among the royal crowns on view there in the museums. The one chosen. and which Is now heinz made for her, IS copy or the bandeau of precious stones worn by the Dowager Queen Ma ria Christina at the coronation of Queen Isabelle.
 Yong Mrs. Howard Gould. whom the Emperor of Germany admires, has or dered from a Roman jeweler a diadem which is model of that worn by Queen MarRherita at the marriage of the pres ent King of Italy.
 Rivalry Among Peeresses,
 The beautiful peeresses of the realm are doing their best to outshine one an- other in the brllliancy of their gems Lady Londonderry, the Duchess of Port land and the Duchess of Devonshire are reported as being the keenest of rivals in this respect.
 The Duchess of Marlborough formerly Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt, is also among the first. The Duchess of Marlborough and Devonshire have probably the finest pearls in England.
 The Manchester necklace, too we'll known to need any description, Is the property of the Duchess of Devohshire,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24

In Apalachicola, Nick Spano and Miss Johanna Romeo of Columbia
 In Georgia. William Sims and Miss c. R. Breed, both of Roanoke;; Pete Lee and Miss Noba Hutchins, both of Eto- wah County.
 In West Point, Dr. William P. McGru- der of Tuskegee and Miss Agnes Brad ford.
 In Pensacola. E. T. Smith of Barbour County and Miss Alice Bradley.
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