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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
East 81. Louis Items.

Harry Church Il Year, old. employed -
bucket boy at the Valley Elevator. East st.
Louis. fell on . nail yesterday and was badly
injured about the right hip.
Traffic at the bridge junction was blocked for
couple Of hours yesterday morning by the de-
gina
Harry o'Nesl was held to the Grand Jury By
. charge Of stealing Z watch from Police Offcer
Larry Mooney.
Tho groesry men Of East 81. Louis have de-
cided to hold their annual picnic August IL.
The place has not yet BEEN selected.
Charles Swain was accidentally thrown from
horse Yesterday morning. His right shoulder was
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
DANIEL E. SlcKLEs Ill.
Veteran General Was Taken Sick
on July 4.

New York, July 1-aeneral Daniel Z.
9ickles II seriously III In Pleasantvfile, n
T., at the home Of Village President Daniel
p. Mayea He went there on the Fourth Of
July to make an addrenU for the residents
had to remain with his host. Mr.. Maye1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
COUPLE REFUSED A LICENSE.
Telephone Message Upset Plans o
Robert James and Minnie Polman.

Telephone MesDaGo Upset PlahD OF
Robert James and Minnie PO1man.
Just as Marriage License Clerk John
Wheeler Of East st. Louis was afi1xing his
name to marriage license to Robert James
and Miss Minnie Polman, both Of Murphys-
phone and told by the father Of the young
lady that she was not Of age and to refuse
her a license.
The couple were disappointed, but the
said they would try another place. The
father Of the girl said that she was II years
old and that the young man was 19 years
old. They had departed from their homes
early yesterday morning. and their parents.
suspecting they had eloped, called up the
officers Of the county seats between st.
Louis and Murphysboro In the attempt to
head them OF,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

0I0 02kG a0Q 1uIe. All 6E1S0 xVCs
Visitors at %. Louis Hotels.
John L. Parkham Of Houston, Tex, b
at the 1indell.
IT. h. Boyd Of vinita. I. T.. is at the
Lndell.
q. P. Park. merchant Of searcy, ARR,
accompanied by NrA Park, II ut the Lin.
dell. ..7.a
N. c. Hichcox Of California. Mo-. h 1t
the LAclede.
James A. Powers. lead mine operator
OF Noselle, No.. Is at the Laclede.
~. Hurd and Mrs. Hurd Of Guthrie OK,
are at the St Nicholas.
-E. A. Todd Of PiQua, o., Il ct the 8t.
Nicholas.
{ Paul F. Erb Of Dallas. Tex. Il 1t The
planters
EVANS woollsns. secretary of the In
Planters. ~, ~
.-wnliam Eaton Moore Of Springfield. m.
Is at the Planters.
~; J.. spindler is At the Piantsrs from
-; q; Howard Of Buneeton. Mo-. 4 at
the Southern.
=, 81 80! 6; Eooem Of jackson. MIS-. 4 At
Nv. =. Stafford h It ths sosthsrn nom
&C. g. Carroll of Springfield. m. = at
IL 6outAqkn -. - S.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

st. Louis business women. She was 80 years
old. and for twenty-six years was con.
nected with Scruggs.' vandervoort Bar
ney. She was the daughter Of Colo1el
widow Of James Thorn Of Cincinnati A
sister and several distant relatives survive
her. Their homes are in Louisiana.
Two months ago Mrs. Thorn became Hiclk
and was forced to go to the Lutheran Hoe
pital. Ohio avenue and Potomac street. She
died Monday morning at o'clock
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
For = BirtLday Gift

A solid gold birth month ring is most ap.
propriate. For July the Ruby, signifying
Mobility Of Mind" 800 to $500. at Mer-
mod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
Hrtte for compiets Catalogue. Halted free.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
TWO FAST RUNS TO ALTON.
Big Four and Burlington Suburban
Trains Hit 0 Fast Gait.

Big Four and Burlington Suburban
Trains Hit . Fast Gait.
Two fast runs were made on the suburban
trains on the Big Four and BURLINGTON
between Alton and st. Louis Monday even
ing. The Burlington took four minutes out
OF the schedule Of their Alton Limited. and
Monday night was the initial run. The
train left Washington avenue fifty seconds
behind time and arrived at Union Station,
Alton. one and o4e-half minutes ahead of
the schedule. The distance from Washing.
ton avenue. 21.2 miles. was covered in twen-
ty-nine minutes and forty seconds, including
the slow run through the Terminal yards
and North st. Louis.
The run on the Alton Flyer on the Big
Four was also very fast. The train was
delayed at East St. Louis and covered the
distance. from East st. Louis to Alton.
twenty-four miles. in twenty-six and one
0lOW.doWnk
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
q: =;
IN EEY SMITH. spscia iist 90 Olive ST.. &. Lssis No
CITY ITEMS.

EVERY one who has secured one of Craw.
fOfd's Gas Cooking Ranges is more than
pleased with her Investment, and declares
e1e never knew what solid comfort was BE-
fOfe!! Now Is the time to invest easy pay
ments). while Crawfords have their clear
layout sale on the boards!! Ranges from
$lz00 upi!
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

If you can not 1t is certain you need
glasses. DR.. Bond. expert optician at Mer-
mod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust,
will examine your eyes free of charge and
fit each eye separately. Steel frames, 81
and up: gold. S and up.
TYPE cards, for testing eyes mailed Trse
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
NO FEAR OF MAD DOG.
Chicago Women Saved Twenty
Frightened Men.
REPUBIc SPECIAL

HEPUBI1C EPECIAE -
chicago. July s-while twenty terrified
men climbed up the railing Of the Ran
with foem-necked Jaws, growing at them
from below. fragile little woman walked
coolly to where the brute was standing,
grasped 1t by the neck and threw It over
the railing to the railroad tracks.
Tho woman smiled at the men perched on
the railing, then tripped on her way across
the bridge without revealing her identity.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

The Latest Society writing Paper
Is the Danube Blue with '.LAiglon''
shape envelope. A box containing "a sheets
and envelopes. only zoe at Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
Write for sampiea Nailed Jres.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
Chi1d,s unusual Dean.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Owosso, Mich. July San unusual acct
dent occurred here. The little 2-year-0ld
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freeman fNll
into post hole head first and was drowned.
The child was missed by it's parents. who.
after long search. found the little fellows
feet sticking out above the water in tho
hnla
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
Kselks1 Hin D.ns.

Baltimore, July s.-Joseph Butcher was
Kicked on the he'd by hotse. The broken
bones OF his skull pressed on that part OF
the brain which; controls the organs Of
0oecA and BncAer = dumb
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

Providence Baptist Sunday School.
The "Providence" Baptist Church Sunday
school Of East st. Louis will meet In the
Library building, downstairs. next Sunday
and thereafter. Preaching and prayer meet
ings will be held az heretofore ON South
Sixth street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
NeigAIor, to d pitieA,

NefgAboro to DO PitleA.
REPUBIIc SPECIAL.
New York, July s.-New York has q mu-
steal prodigy. He u Abraham SHERMAN,
aged s Of Christie street. He cannot read
music, but no can play upon the plano any
tune he hears. no matter how difdcult.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

a9eot for rheumatism-Eimer q Amends
PRESCRIPTION, No. zS6l. Celebrated on it
0erats Tor many efrectual cures.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
For sumrner Touri.t..

MERMOD 4 JACCARD'9,
- Broadway. corner Locust
Write for catalogue Nailed free.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
JAMES E. YEATMAN's FUNERAL.

steps Dlarrhoea and stomach Cramps
DIR. Siesert's Genuine Angostura Bitters.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
ONE NIGHT CURE.

SOAK the hands on retiring
IN . strong, hot, creamy 1athef
Of Cuticufa Soap. Dry, and
anoint freely with Cutieufa ONT
ment, the great skin euee and
pusest Of smollients. Weas, dus-
ing the night, old, 1oose kid
gloves, with the finger ends cut
off and ali holes eut In the palms.
For red, rough, chapped hands
dry, assured, itching, 8everhh
palms, with shapeless nails and
painful finger ends, this treat
nnent Il s;mnfv wondesfnf.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

To Cure Headache In 10 Minutes
Take Parker's Headache Powders. They
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10

Celebrated Patek-Philippe watches
For sale by the sole agents,
MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
Broadway. corner Locust.
Write for catalogue Nailed free
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
2m perRdufen.

nel6er es ben Nmerifdnern ermDgz
li9t, ibren eigenen Wartt gegenii6er
Der 8elt gu balten unO i'm 2luslanoe
nit 0erluIt pber, tpenn ii6 8elegenz
bett ba3u bot, au9 nit 8ort9eil gu
berfaufen.
8rqiGsforb meinte bann petter, er
Id6e ben 8iqion 9ollar Sruit als
einen erniten 5aftor in benz inbllz
itrieQen Sample an, in bem Die Ser.
Stuaten augenI6einli4 ni4t nur Die
9e6errI dung bes beimif6en Gei4Gfz
tes, fonbern audi Die bes Welt9anz
bels planen.
Q(uf 8eiu4 i'm 9errenz
baufe.
2onbon, 25. SUM-. - 6r. G6oaz
te, Der amerifanii6e 9eIdnbte, unb
6r. 6enberIon, ber Spre3er 0es Rez
Observation-Disclosures, ipo6nten geItern
9lbenb Der Oebatte iiber bic Qtrmee=
8orldge in Der Gullerie bes O6ers
bauIes BEL, Ser 0er5og bon 8ebz
forb uno Qorb Ounrapen tritiIirten
bic geplante 2lrmee REORGANIZATION.
Sic bebaupteten, OaB Before 8e3abz
lung unb Before Rutionen n0t6ig pda
rem, I'm 3etruten an5u3ie6en. 2orb
4uglan, llnteritudtsiefretdr be5
&riegsamtes, bert6eiOigte ben @nt=
purf unb erflGrte, Die 0tefrutirung
nGbme einen 5ufriebenitelenben 9er=
lauf.
-Sn Seattle, @al6., bat Der pros
feFionelle Spieler Sobn 90. GonIiz
bine ben Gr 9oli5ei6ef 80. 8. Wfe=
rebit6 gelegentli4 zines Strettes uuf
Der StraBe erf6ofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Gine 9nr fiir alle
Sommer=J =JfrunR6eiten.

Gin bnIbsr bis sn qanier Sbtel6ffel poa rnrt
Rsaop 9telief in einem hal6cn Gls 94afer, 10 oft
tpisbtrbolt, als Die Gntletruuocn iortoausru, uu0
Gin nit ReaDp Rslief 0etrdntt:s Std 6lanea duf
ben Wagen uub BEN llutsrltb qeeQt, Derotn un5
mittelbare Grleidtsrune unD cine balo9e Seelung
crJeltn.
Sunerlit t - Gin bulbtr Biz Elm Qonicr Sbees
l6ffsl poG in einsm balbsn @ldie g8ai'er pirO in
peniQer Minuten &rdmpe, Spasmeu, Wagenidure,
Tauiea 9reasn, SpObrennen, 1srpoftGt, S6lufz
lOfettit, Mierdne, Sldbunetu uub ale innerli3eT
S6merjen htltn.
Gs oiebt fein 6elmttsl in Der Wtlt has feber
uno S6mCrSen ioipie ale anoeren malariit:n, bis
lioen unb auosre 5cbsr Tim @eren NIT os
tp a p's 9 9illeul 10 RAID turrt, pe bs
tp n's q 3 b GieGitf.
@on alien apotbet,rn berfduft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

gaeser; Jrau CHARLES qart; Elm bret
Sabre alter Sobn Der @origen; Sre=
ne parf, 2 Monate aft; Ouplo 49@
nep, Greenup, S9ottlanb; Sobn
Marro, Stafien; Sol. po55a; Sol.
Grufe, Goitsrgate, utab; George 70.
Milner, Qlton, 3d.; s. s. grofpnel.
GspGdmsiiter, Solebo; unbefan1lter
sstaliener unb feline Satin; S. y.
Wpob, 2ofomptipfiibrer. 2ogdtlsz
port; 6. g. 6orn, 2ogansport;;Sohn
Geripinnis, gittiton, Ba.; 6. S.eals
fins, soleoo; 2otomotiDfiibrer Butt
lsr uno 5ei5er sobn aloams, Ssioe
pon peru.
Die Halnen Der get0bteten Stalte@
ner iinb nibt ermittelt, ba iif Der
Oolmeti9er, tpel9er lie begleitete.
felblt unter ben Spbten befinoet.
Ser 3eitungsiunge @illian1ion,
tpel6er beioe Mrme unb 8eine brad
unb i'm bieiigen 9ofpital elmer Speruz
tion unterousen puroe. 1T ieitosm gez
itprbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
SoQfauDige
NerDQnutlQ

srbdlt man, ptrn man 3aopao's 9iGsn etnnimmt.
Sn i5olqt jentr ontibili5itn en- Giqeni3utten
ftimulirsn fie bic 9cbr bel Nbioroerunq Der Salts
unb otrcn Ibgono burd bic @alenobednuc Gicie
0i0en in Spien BON jipei bis bier reQtn raid bic
9bdtiqfrit Der Qtbtr an unb btfresn ben 9otienten
bon oisisn 9ti6nrosn. Gin ob,r Bspsi bon 8ups
Dop's 9iGsn tdQli3 bon Semen asnOmuen, Del5e
bili6ien S6mr3en urtsrporfen fiuo, uno oersn 2es
ieiuer ReeelmQbiatsit unS Fbtrn cine eeiunoe 8ers
bauuua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
N;aoma0'S
HeQOD J1e(ief
GS lit ankerit tptd)tis, Safl jeSe Sas
ntilte ffetS eitten &prrath Opn

i'm 6auTs bait o. Csbrau6 SeTeIbsn pirb idj
bel alien portommanOtn Sdmer'cu oper 8ranfbeis
ten os ipobItbuuno erneisn. Gs etbt Nihts in
her 99clt, oos 70 raid Sbmerjsu tilit poer bag
fSortidretsn BON &ranfbtiten beeitiqt, als oas
&eaSp RslWf.
geeen aupfprb (ob Mgrdre OSer nsrp6ies eopis
tpsb), t3abntreb, Henralpie &beumatismus, quits
fpeb, S6mCr3eu uno Sdlrdbe i'm Riden, benz
OtiidQrat On,r Den Tisrsn, @;i4Dtrocn in Der 3ts
btreeQsuo, Seitsnittdsn @ni6pelsn Der Gelente
OOcr S6mersen itO'r 9rt, i3aiit Die &ppIitaticH
BON Raoipan's &caob 8sItf ioiorties Grle6te=
RING, uno bsien iortGsiebtcr 9sbraub elnt0e So9s
lang beipertteliat cine permaneats @eilun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
I6Wcr befraft

in SsrsniQs Der ouf Soften isiner 8siunbbstt ,ur
Grtsnutuib oes 8edten tOmmt, notb idlpsrsr absr
Der, ben bic furdtbare 8siBel Der Mcnbbcit slp=
penpicitis bsfdlt; Osier tiidben &ranfbsit falltn
beat' az Gage piee, oisle Weni6en sum Spisr
unD opb fam man peyitlbeR le5t un0 fber nit
BEN bCriibmten Ct. @eruarosRrdutsrpilcn oorbeu=
een Sisie b,iltrdftiesH Qilen reinisen bic Oars
me, balteE 9ebu, WiaQen uup Hitren in Cronuua
uno iinb sin fberes 9r6DtntiD ocgen Srautbeiicn
Der uaterleibsoroane. (Si %. .Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Solt;mnrr. Sbin .Hof,n. HTuetin

Baltimore = bio 9 abn. Siinetin.
S1.25 Don SaItfmpre nadb SSaibinstcn unb
suriid anl Samtug uno SonntaQ, fir Die
8iidiabrt bis 3um foiqenDen Wontag Gins
i6licblib eIlte. Iae 3iige, Den p&opal
2nliteo" ausqenpmmen.
500 DON Baltimore mad, SarperS Terrp unb
SDimcbeffer uno suriid Sountas, ben 30 SUM-.
Ser Sps,ial3ua perldbt Gamoen=Sabnbof nm
llbr Worgens.
sIl.OO Don Baltimore mad Cincinnati unb
suriid BEL CSelsgsnbeit Der oGbriitian Gnbeo=
ppr Gpnpention." @illete iinD ON t., ). uuo
G. Suli ,Hm @erfaui fir bic 8iidrsie bis
gum IA. Suli etltig, NIT ocm @urre6te Der
WcrlGnQcrune bis sum 81. @uouit gcqen Nnd=
sabluno elmer 9ebibr BON 80 @ents. 99eQen
Gin,clnbsiten Dsnbs man fb on Die Billet
@g,nten.
S16.25 pom Baltimore mad, Detroit uno suriit
bel Gsleaenbsit Der Suammcutuuft Der rNo=
iional Goutatonal 9(NOtiatiOn.@ 9ilets inb
am g. Z. unp s. Suli iunt @ertauf, fir Die
8iidiabrt biz gum Is. Suli qiilta. nit DEM
9orredbte Der 9erldnQsruns bis gum l. Srp=
tembsr. geQen 1a6sablung elmer Gebiibr Don
80 6euts.
s66.s5 BON Baltimore mad Gan Sran,tsco
rno surid BEL @,cleQsnbet Der uGpportb 9ta=
QusD 9iQcts iino ppm 4. bis u. Suli 3unt
@crfauf; boas Iustunit ertbeilen @illct=
IQenten. QiSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
pfutfdf Sparbank uon paltImorr,

CHen tde[id.... .................opn bon Bis llbr.
Donntritaq gbeno bon bis ubr.
Iuf 0epoiiten nerben 3inien beSablt.
Die 9eoer weroen rur in iOlioen Stocks uno Bonds
uno aus9euhten 9ppot5eteH an9eIe9t.
Ghas. SpiImam, Brdioent;
9bas. ". Sinseualc, 8lce=Prdiioent.
9ireftoren:
Sobn 9runs, G6riif. Seurrteter,
GbaS. SpilmRn, Sarl 9tebsrtnetht,
Sohn Die1rin9, 9bas. w. Sln9epoIo.
9Obert ear9e, 8. .. 9reper,
s. g. SddIer, Senrp Sertel,
$. 2eutRer, 2Dm. @Dman.
2arI 9iebtrfnedlt. Shatmeiftcr.
(San4,1S sSm. Spilman. 9uItSs Shasm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
s90h1t 6. Srtble.

llnier @anpi6ut= Separtsment 1T anerfannt oas
bette uno politdnDiqits in Der Staot S3isr oiuobl
feline anbercn, ais bic superldifgiten Gualitdteu
ontrcIicn, unD in jeoer 9uiidt oas MuDeruIte
0er iinp einies iutereiante Qortien ,ur aus,uabl:
GaDicr isiDene Soanoidubs, nit 9atent oopptlten
9aur 81 90, 75c. uno.. soc.
9isler ,3ipirn Sutoe Soano bube, in alien beGieb=
ten Sarben uno i5pdrj, soc. uilc. c..........2 .25c
S6li6te uno punttrtc Gbifiou= nnp Surcop=
SGleiertoifs ipirtl6er g0crtb 35c. uno 40e. bro
0arp, ipe,ieG pro 0aro..................... .25c.
Srible, 80, Neif>Seriustnn=S StraBe.
Gs ipirb Ssuti9 aeipro6en.
(WGrs29 S&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
}l>FlI>4F|ll}|

Ra 10 q o'g Reabo Iefief in fber, 5us
berdiie unS iprtiam nsocn Der itimulirtnoen 14irs
funQen, Die es auf Die Rtrosn unD Gsbtns'Sreaua
bss RSrpsrs ausifbt inbem ,s ben Grfrsn St6rs
fune uno ben i6lummerno,u 9s6sugor9anen oss
R6rpers onrtetrbe Srnit perlsibt, uno oaour6 esle
peiurbe Stimull:iou ,rysu0t, ptl6e ourb otrgros
berts Sb6tQfsit bUi,lben Die llriade otrS nj Is
austreibt uno .inen natiirliben Suhano ipteoer
bsrtsut. Sisiss 1T bic llriade, bab Dds o taop
Or etief fb 70 punotrbar iiir bic Syt lun0
BON 6mer,eu eipust obne oas Rlhto BON
i6doliden sSolQtn, oi, fb Ftbtr nab Dem Sfbrouo
bon iOeeHanutsn S9msrieustiaerH bon beuts ein'
ftlsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
3oOooO'S
pi(ren,
fets ,npfrldffg, rein reaetabil0h,

ipntdnoio qeibmndlos, elegant orJudsrt, abfii6z
rtuo, rseulircnD. reinietno uno frGitiosuo @aos
Dop's Qiasn sur $oeiluno aIlsr St6rungen Oes Rat
gems, Der Giuocpeioe, Neren, @laie. nerpoisr
Rruufbeitsn, S6pnoelanfdle, 8trfopfung, 9ds
morrboiotu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
aNer Graufbeiten ber Seber
grsis 25r. prn Sda9tcl. Gnn abu-
tbefern berfanft nbrr per Roft
hcrlanOt

D1an itrei6e on Gr. R IN b & 6 o., Rr 55,
Glm=Strabe, Repz9orf, iuegen gtatb0ebungs BUD.
(5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Smnoe aus G6ina.
glbbcrufuna Sss rniiiiden &c
Sanbtcn GicrS.

Gr ipdr ri9t gei9idt unO taftpoa gez
mug. - Sin 2lnglppbile piro an
feline Gteqe treten. - 9eute trtttt
General b. G6paratOpf's 2ei9e
in 8remerbapen Elm. - Sritif4e
Inorbnunsen fir Die 9erpaltung
bon pefing. - llnperi4dnlter
6eBartifel Der 2onboner uNepst !"
- 2tnsit bpr bem General Sung
Ju in S6an@Si.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Sic lleberi6lucmmuns in @efs@ir:
ginicn.

3abl Der Spfer tpirb so ni9t ii6erfteiz
gen. - @ouperneur Wbite ertldrt,
es iperbe feline 9iilfe BON auslpGrts
eebrau6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Gintpanberer perun9laGt.
2sa6nRataftrop6e In Snoia,ta.
Sreisehu Staliener aet6otct, bret
Yeripnen tDotlih uno ctrfa 40 toe.
niger id5tuer berlett.

gilaus Der @abaib 8ahn bur6e
bri9t furs na9 Mitterna9t nabe
peru cine bur9 9o9paher ge=
f9nd9te Bride. - Oie borberen
@agsons bemolirt unb in einem
tpirren 6aufen iibereinanber ge=
tbiirmt. - 3ug mar psripatet
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20
THE DAILY LIFE OF
QUEEN VICTORIA.

In England's royal palace the dull.
uninteresting routine of Victoria's daily
life, tiresome even to her single daugh-
tiers, was never unrelieved save by the
hcmely. almost lowly, incidents which
constitute the only communion be-
tween the nation and herself. For the
past forty years there had never been
a tinge of Bohemianism.
Her majesty was something OF
night owl. and the habit of laIe retiring
chung to her until the end. she seldom
retired before one o'clock in the morn
ing. and that naturally meant late ris-
ing. She usually left her room about
an hour before noon. There were eight
women of the bedchamber who receiv-
ed a salary per annum OF $500 each
all danes of high degree"-who might
have been supposed to assist in the
royal toilet But the office was only a
sinecure, and they were not called
upon except on state occasions.
In the quaint correspondence OF Hen
5rietta. countess of Suffolk, the curious
nature CT the duties of the bedchamber
women is thus set forth: They came
into waiting before the queens prayers,
which was before she was dressed.
The queen often shifted in a morning
If her majesty shifted at noon, the
bedchamber lady being by, the bed
chamber woman gave the shift to the
lady without any ceremony, and the
lady put it on (the queen). Sometimes
likewise. the bedchamber woman gave
the fan to the lady in the same man
ner, and this was all that the bed
chamber did about the queen in her
dressing. When the queen washed her
hands the page of the back stairs
brought and set down on the side table
the basin and ever. Then the bed
chamber woman set it before the
queen and knelt on the other side of
the table over against the queen, the
bedchamber lady only looking on. The
bedchamber woman poured the water
out of the ever upon the queens hands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20

a man of the merchants and manufact-
urers of Lancashire.
Her majesty could never be recon-
ciled to Gladstone and his methods.
There was something in the life and
character of the man that displeased
her His later liberalism was a mortal
ofense. Never did she willingly accept
him as prime minister or in any Office
whatever. 1t was said that toward
the conclusion of his public career she
would raise him to the peerage
Whether this was true we know not.
The tradition of it got abroad, but we
think the saying doubtful On the 9TH
er hand. the insinuating. casuistical,
profoundly aristocratic and almost
humbly loyal Disraeli became, as it
were, part of her majesty's personal
treasure. No other public official dur
ing her reign-at least no other after
the death of Wellington greatly
endeared himself to the crown. Wheu
Disraeli, overthrown from the ministrt,
in 1865. got into his carriage and.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20

presses and queens Louis XIV, il We
measure from 1851, the year OF his boy
ish assumption, TO the date 4 his death,
reigned 81 years. but If we count "a
tiorally. from his eighteenth birthday.
mis- reign covered but SO years. Henry
VII kept the crown for IS years. Tie
great Edward clutched his seeptre for
80 years. The rest are juniors 10 these.
Carlyle gives an account Of a certain
old Jean who came down as a repre-
sentative from the Swiss Alps q. the
age Of 100 to sit, hated. in the hall CT
the French convention Of 1893. The
historian describes the veteran locking
Cut from under his withered brows Ell
a scene which he could not comprehend.
TIE empress Of India, in the last twi-
IigEe, ready for the going forth in the
shadows, must have sat thus looking
forth She had in her last moments OF
reason the outlook and visIoa ami the
heck-icck CT an unequaIeff retrospect,
On ~ hacksd with natchas Of hooe