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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.


FOR SALE-Vacant lots for sale by Is
rael Bros.
meridian ave. 80 T. north OF Letter. ?
lots. east front SO each.
Water street. lan feet north of pEoert,
lots. east front $50 each
PENNSYLVANIA ave-. i.d feet north Of Sec
0nd. 50 feet east front. 81 eac-.-
Mirton avenue, northwest corner Fran
Wichita St.. y, ". cor Gilbert, u5xiso.
Water street southwest corner Francis.
Jackson. - fest north Of Twelfth. lots
slZ5 each.
South Main DO feet north Of Gilbert.
lots west front 40 eacu.
West Douglas southeast corner Martin
son. lots. $3.50 each
West Douglas beast corner liza
beth three lots, Si-. each
Grand avenue southeast corner Eliza
beth. 155 feet front fsf
Waco avenue. norlneast corner Eleventh
! lots and l1 feet fZa each.
10 feet on s. i-sNrTencs south q Harrr
street. nest front, So. fruit trees on
Cherburne. - feet south % Maple.
Reok lsisr5 aTerus- g. feet south %
Douglas 2 lots. east front, $40 eac
Lula avenue. 8. 9feet Lincoln,
lots 80 each
pennsrir.ria avenue. ~ feet north %
Douglas. z tots So eacn-
water street leet north OF Ir1er
wstsr strset north q skinner,
lots. west front azso each
Larirrer avenue. northwest corner OF
Tenth 9 lots sl1 each.
Estall rrerue northeast corner o1 EtrGf
Acts. west front 81 each.
Market street 81 ,eft -0-t 81 Iwelfth.
st tr-1i @ - go
Tfirra enth irts 81 e1r-
FaIrrier avenue. northeast corner O.
ltF-ttir1. - eaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR SALE-By owner a stock Of gen
eral merchandise, new; also building;
doing good business, in eOOd town, on
railroad. Wv. A. care Eagle
l04-th-su-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
EoR Trade.

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modern. pressed brick h0usN in the
finest resident part of Salt Lake city,
fine bara. ON tao street railways. for
Wichita property or farm land in kan
sas or oklahoma Address Lake, Do
Eagle once 4-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

81 rrr-1 house. 70 feet. esat fr9nt coet
fr h1Ud Eff can sch Tor N.af 81
cash balance - mgHfa.
flrn ~ rra beet business eruqTftlritiea
ia tha crs N iufeftea WI rar
81 Hs gear
El fr1at iots. nQrth = Clbsrf 90
IuIa s. Iat
a now room cottage ou &ew Tafs.
eaFf 'FRONT.'
rau ccfrarr. rIrh hierk s.. Nac9.
easr frnrf srlaHcld shade.
rarn hea-a nreff 81. Mara.t cafr
E-0e $3.50 Cor $50
haI5.aE $500 aa IS ffarl.
GRAFTON q Nt.ah1
FIR IN IS aala-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES in
come OF $1,000 per year can be secured
by anyone who VIII take the trouble
10 investigate cur plans. No gold mine.
ell Wei or gambling scheme. Simple
straightforward business proposition.
The Juniapa Co., 6l5-G1 Fullerton Bldg,
st. Louis, No. 5-26-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

WANTED-Partner. with 81 000. 10 travel.
ia established paying business; money
making chance 10 right man; no CXpe-
rience necessary. Address 'Opportu-
nitE' Wichita Eagle. 5-9tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR SALE-S2l acres farm lard, in Pratt
Co. kan. a of which IS under cliLi-
vation yearly rental pays - per cont
in astneut Must sell at socriAce
i'm order % get cash 10 use in business.
Address s. r. Johnson, 81 Last Thirty
first ST., Chicas0. III. a-n-itA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR SALE-Choice lots on Jnivei'ity
avenue. aanie street Chicago aver Sc.
Seneca street. also lots iu suburbs ~
Wichita on all sides 81 the city. For
particulars call % Sedgwick bunlilE,
Allison & Dickson. l-3t'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR saba well established second
hand and notion business; must be sold
out on account of sickness; a large as
sortment OF good goods. Wen located.
o55 H. Main ST., Wichita. Il. Shurman.
7-6ts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

single deck tables eight ,, ssoS ssse' 80
incauees~cat gas machine ot s ,.s,-
49, s,5 Na5n sect
FOR SAl-E-A a-Foofn ccttekc. tscN Nal.s
lois Inquire az "a y. Oak stfce@
West Side Cheap s-ttA
--
FOR SALE-NeW f-rool1 house ~ ieft,
ou nstaNmeut plan. Anna T. Brown.
lis y. Market tN
Euk SALE
NORTH
roorss. cottage. IS feet .......--... .i'1
5 rooms. story. 1eDt ........--,- {. tlt
rooms. corner IS feet -.--..-...- 800
3 rooms. corntr. y feet .-.-----.-.-.-
rcous, story e feet ...-...--.. -.e1
rooms. costase. Is feet ............s 30
rooms story i-E feet ..---.... 900
rooms. eoitsss s. feel ..,........ s.poo
r les@s .tsrs IS feet ........... i.5
r5oas. cottage. ao feet .......... lsa
7 T8f. 800 $50 IL 6r'ce nom So 30 SEA-
sonae on rssy terms
~ 'i'i i,s y N g., - $50 1,r.s,
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FOR So sn Boy ' ...sr s.'' .-rss
1900 ans a mile and & hair west IL
ths river tn.s is e. ,'...- IS
r,.-. ~, ess,.f.t fl.-t
,.---r. s,,7-,, go -.-,,---. -.,5-te1 rv-,
t. II f.rf
80, 49, in v.r5 ftrrr taru risfrrn.
i.,-- = re,,,f-s ~ Is A movie roon
49, N.Y. -..-. f.-,.f h.,rs.lt
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,-l.,r, .str1- 49,, -...-.. ~. sf..r, Hailee
ff ~. - e-l.-- earrs snss rssao ara
iraiI - iee' ' ~ ,.s-tf s., .efsre.t
-...-.+'. f-s.l-t,..--tr
~ p
F0R sarE-at barrain. cios- in. on
sireer car i.uc one : room ',ta-' =
toet tes 'n' -. 80 -
pr eH t' .s.i.t
~ sfs..--.-,-it- ~ NJ rferaff - f-stx
- $3.50 - 49,, II - $50 - 49,.
p Al @A'.t ol s-t'a' O. N'-f 80 - -
5Svt1 D.i. ~ --,.,. modern "a %
90 So
! ~ SON. ro2ns' - a.,
1870 otfutls4 te'Aa7i ~ tt-s "i''N "N' -
r-s1, ~,,r-. ra .. har, A. ta0
lsa s. Eraporia. 3 rooms. d q. barn.
t.. Mai,isn. rooms, q -. F. 4, $3.50
-
- tr-~~r 2 rr.rrr a. II gTn
i1- tS.rbtta rooms. a. II rents sc.
&, ~
3 g. norm ae s. '.' 4 eo.ii5 s. FLAT
~. emo blocks tom Douglas
arsnas. bringing good rent. cement
v.tl ensrf. 81 ruirua.1 ns.lraaor hood.
v5n 81 for nH if taaea az once. So
~, 0tiafoma cIaln rfiin-
.sirarneft. I-l ceres. Z. mae ~ s3ot
,-ser f.r fl0 can ~ address O. g..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR saba l-atory. q room house on
Topeka aFenue 8 blocks from Douglas
avenue bringing Eoei rent. crfnen
wafk shafe in spieuata nriEnaof np...i
v5H rlE frr $685. if tataa az nurrt 81
oa time also Oklah4ma claim reiiH-
ointment. l-I acree. = mae et 5000
town Tor tga CaIt or address O. g.
Merry. sr Eagle street f-lb
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
SOLICITORS WANTED.

TX ANTED-Traveling salesman to 90 on
the road at once Cali al j. T. Stanley
Wholesale Hat Co. 7-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

WANTED-Agents to sell the Dewey
W asher, the best washer on the market.
T. A AcBurnex, 1905 East Douglas.
7-sun-wed-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
sTRAYED.

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STRAYED-N hite mare; had on halter
without strap. Send Information 20
Eagle office. t-lt'
sTRAYED OR STOLEN Heifer calf.
months Old. large. sleek and fat. small
morns. red an over. with some black
Reward. Return 70 or inform y. J.
Morrison, Paramount and Fifteenth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

WANTED Agents foc the pest laundry
IL Kansas. Liberal comm ission. -A6-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry s2-lf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR sAIE.-A good s-roon house ard
bsrn. modern cluFfulrreea htfA make
trrrus safiefnctory - purchaseT. 7 e.
Dunn flt j.. Douglas avenue. AtsA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

WAN Ale-luereet agents fcr 4 aui.l /
seller kE profits CH OF fs-aSs
wlln stamp. lsl Ida avenue --itx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

LOST Black silk cape. trimmed I'm lace.
Return 60 9a3 S. Topeka and receive re-
ward. S-5tN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR SALE
one and one room eOttage. new,
$50 each.
% feet on Pennsylvania ave. hrst block
Slla
- feeg. south side OF hyde park. $50
50 foot lots between Ind and Sra On
Hydraulic. SIsA
Coraer q s.. Francis and 18th. 100 feet.
$50.
..AlN feet Fairview. IS e. from cor
ner q l6th. $50
81 feet in lath block on y Market, s. go.
ISL feet Oh Locust Isl block north. SO
81 feet. east front. Oh ohio. SIN Dix, Asi.
one story brick block 81 eth block On
East Douglas. 81 5o3-
A GOOD stock 'of furniture. invoice price.
$500
IS fest corner OF 81. Francis and nth SO
i also have for sale the book store
known as the EecS Island Book ~
change $50 East Douglas avenue. Wicl-
tia Kansas This store has had more
money drawn out of 10 iu the last three
years than ANY other stock q equal
value IN the west. has the largest stocS
or Books ~ the southwest and Is cotlg
a good business az che present time. the
fixtures consist ~ 80 feet q la-lucn
shelvine ~ fect OF Whlch IS ilcloSe1
bv sliding glass doors. su feet - o-inca
shelving 81 feet % 81 lnch shclVins,
one desk TWO double deck tables rvs
single deck tables. eight show cases, "a
cnbiret box counters two safts- one
fnraut3eslcat gas machine o. burners.
j. T.. ~. CASEY.
9-ftx over 20 y. Naln street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
LASSIFIED
WANTS

FOR SALE-s1S : Market 81 feet. Et1a.
SfS Cherry. s rooms. - feet. sSo.
fe1 acres l-ri hail ir cultivation. f3So1.
53 Wabash. 4 rooms, g r.. Sc.
HILLS & NlNkE-AD. tt1 y. Market.
l3s-su-wcd- frt-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For good city
property, grocery stock; invoice about
Sl.290. Address II. H., Eagle Office.
6-2tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
MlscELLANEoUs HELp wANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

olNEoS OFFCh UNI les.
CHANCES-A competent, re-
liable man, with $1,000 cash capital can
secure permanent situation as manager
Of branch Office for established corpora
ton, salary and commission netting
S3.yJ9 per annum. Address Secretary, 315
SIS. j. 70. 2e-4t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

FOR sAf.E-A short time only. --storyl
s-r0om house and nearly acres Y
ground. ulis "a mite and hair west ~
81 ise cash Partg leaving town Hart
ford Investment Co.. SsdRwiek block
a-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

CLASSIFIED
WANTS
go = 80 . &c 80 = 80
FOR RENT-Onice rooms. second floor.
~ y Market. J. r. Mead. 155-eOd-5tx
FOR RENT-Two large. unfurnished
rooms. as n Market e-4tN
FOR RENTAL unfurnished. front room,
large and airy, with bay WINDOW. IN
quirs Room y. ~ y MARKET 3-siN
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. AT 81 y. Topeka avenue
Mrs A Z. Casey e-u
FOR RENT-Two fine front rooms. Price,
$50 No. SIS :. Emporia avenue Ap-
ply At SinEer Z Donnells. l-S-LL
STORE ROOMS FoR RENT.
FOR RENT-After July Isl the 2-story.
brick building, 25xl09 feet, now occupied
by McC0rb Bros. No. III r Douglas
avenue. Reese & Co., 112 T. First street
i-su-we-tf
FOR RENT-store room 17x42. near cor
ner Market and Second, cheap. l34-u
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Five-room modern cottage.
furnished h6 S Market 1-ltN
FOR RENT-House. eight rooms. cellar,
furnace. gas. bath and barn. Inquire az
law Offices OF Brown x Brown. over
I52-sun-wed- fritz
FOR RENT-52s S. Water street. 5-room
cottage. Inquire al Golden Eagle,
'ieN
FOR RENT-Five-room cottage. Furnish
ed address Z S, care Easis-
FOR RENT-To a small family. a aev
cottage OF rooms. Good surroundiuz1.
Room -, Sedgwick Bldg. Allison *
Dickson. 81
FOR RENT-l0ls y. Fnporia avenue.
barn. The Bunneu 8 Emo Investment
Co, Room sos, SedgTick block
FOR RENT-lol5 y. Waco. 6 rooms. in
iirst-class condition. city water and
bath.
A 4-room house In good condition. IN
east part Of the city, first block from
HARTFORD INVESTMENT Co,
7-3t Sedgwick Block
FOR RENT-i9O ". Second. elegant.
brand new s-room cottage.
7U2 s. Topeka. g rooms, mOredn-
ANCHOR TRUST CO. f3 y Main:
l42-su-we-fr-tf
FOR RENT OR ALE-Seven-room
house and barn. at e12 s Main. Inquire
at AS 5. Water. l-Stx
FOR RENT-sIy home. Ie7 \. Lawrence,
if not sold by jane l. r. II. Roys.
str
FOR RENT-One new. Groom house;
good location. Brown & Mcpherson, IA
n MAN.
FOR RENT-House. Z rooms. 5 blocks
south, on Topeka, in best repair, cellar,
barn, hOrseyar3 Inquire at law Offices
Brown g. Brown. Kansas National
Bank building. Att
FOR RENT-Houses and office rooms.
Hills & kinkead. l43 y. Market, Phone
40 1-tf
FOR RENT-The anest residence in
Nichita-the Robert Black homestead
and gronnds-tws Give large hying
Long time lease TO right party. In
quire OF Houston & Brooks. Alto. neys.
Kansas National Bank building.
LOST.
-7-0s.~~0s0~~-c~--~~0 100000
LOST-One Roman gold star shaped pin.
Small diamond in center. Leave At po-
lice headquarters. Reward. s-lt'
LOST-An Episcopal PRAYER book and
hymnal. Return 70 SOP :. Lawrence.
Reward l-ltN
LOST Black silk cape. trimmed I'm lace.
Return 60 9s3 S. Topeka and receive re-
ward. 3-5tN
STRAYED.
c-,-c--0-0-0---0,~-~-0~S0-
STRAYED-N hite mare. had on halter
without strap. Send Information 20
Eagle Office cit
sTRAYED OR STOLEN-Heiler calf.
months Old; large sleek and fat small
morns. red an over with some black
streaks Oh sides. Jersey and Durham
Reward. Return 20 or inform y. J.
Morrison Fairmcunt and Fifteenth.
7-2tx
FOR TRADE.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
YOUCANNOT CURE PILES
Nv Internal Remedies.

The only sure way to cure every form
of niles is TO use remedy like the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure which Is applied directly
70 the parts affected and its wonderful
healing effects are apparent from the>first
aDplicatiou because the medicinal proper
lies are rapidly absorbed by tissues and
sensitive membranes of the rectum, and
The cure is made speedily and almost be-
fore the patient Is aware OF IL every trace
OF piles has left him
rhis IS one OF the reasons why the Pyr-
amid Pile Cure has been so uniformly sue
cessful IT is applied directly just where
# is needed and where II will do the
most good. Not by the roundabout way
Of the stomach nor by the harsh, bar
borous methods OF various surgical oper-
atoms and so-called systems.
Direct application 10 the seat OF dis
ease is the only rational way. and this Is
fully accomplished by the Pyramid Pile
cure.
II the voluntary testimony Of thousands
,,,bo have tried this remedy Is worth any
thing then no sufferer has any excuse for
longer delaying IN giving II a fair trial,
knowing that when you do 20 the Pyra mid
pie cure will have made one more friend.
tbe hest possible advertisement we can
hsve The chief advantages OF the rerne-
- are. a cures without pain, the cure n
III s.lne IL contains no poison, an0, lastly,
n H. The cheapest and quickest cure yet
fonnd your druggist can tell you what
h mas done Tor others.
regtimonisls Of cures from Oh parts ~
,ne United states vii be- sent on Hppii-
cation b. the Pyramid DRUG Company o.
Marshall. Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
A LIGHT AND POWER COMBINE.
Number of Gas, Electric and
Water Power Companies.

New York, April S.-Emerson MacMiI-
Ian, who was one of the prominent stock
holders of the East River Gas Company
which is now a part of the Consolidated
Gas Company, said to-day that he is
making arrangements to consolidate a
number of gas light, traction and water
power companies throughout the United
States.
The companies already under consider
alton include:
The Detroit Gas Company; the Bing-
hamton Gas Works; the Columbus, Ohio
Edison Company; the Grand Rapids Gas
Company; the jackson, Mich, Gas Com
pany; the LaClede Gas Company of st.
Louis; the Consolidated Gas Company of
Long Branch, N. j.; the Madison, Wis,
Gas and Electrical Company; the St.
Joseph, Mo-. Gas Company; the st. Paul
Gas Light Company; the Western Mil
waukee Gas Company; the Denver Ga 5
and Electric Light Company the South
ern Light and Traction Company of San
Antonio Tex, the Montgomery, Ala,
Light and Power Company; the Jacques
Cartier Water Power Company of Que
bee, and the Wiunebago Traction Com
pany of Oshkosh. The combined capital
of these companies is said to be about
$35 900, 600.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

RETAIL DRY GOODS COMBINE.
Big New York Houses to Consolidate
and J. II. Morgan n Co. at Head
of the Syndicate.

New York, April S.-The Journal of
Commerce will say tomorrow;
1t may be Stated on authority that the
plan to consolidate large retail dry goods
companies, on which Mr.. John Claim has
been at work for some time, has now
been definitely completed and syndicate
has been organized to finance it. This
would seem to indicate that the securi-
ties of the new company win be offered
for public subscription. j. P. Morgan h
Co. are the head of the syndicate and
will. 1t is understood, underwrite the
issue The capital of the new concern
win be about so 900 900, Including the COM
mon and preferred shares and bonds.
The names of the companies which will
be taken into the new company have not
yet been officially stated, but friends of
Mr.. Claflin feel confident that his two
New York stores, the Adams Dry Goods
Company and MeCreerys Twenty-third
street store will be included, while there
is some talk that Lord & Taylors two
New York stores and also the Joseph III.
Bauland Company of Brooklyn may be
invited into the new concern.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

crosses, four hoops supporting a globe
and this swrmounted by another cross.
The potentate who possesses most
crowns is the Pope. eight at least being
stored at the Vatican. Many of them
are simply gifts and have no special Sig
nificance. Napoleon l was the donor OF
one to Plus VII. This is the handsomest
one Of all. having a beautiful emerald.
Queen Of Spain was the donor Of an
other. The principal papal crown is a
triple one.
In Spain and Belgium the crown does
not figure in the coronation services. The
feature of the ceremony I'm both countries
consists in the Kings swearing to pre-
serve the Constitution and laws of the
country Nor is 1t matter of course
that a Gar should be crowned, though
Nicholas and his consort were crowned
with great pomp at Moscow. The Gar
being religious as well as a temporal
lord, the crown in shape is modelled after
bishops mitre. Again, IN this cnse,
sapphire Is the most beautiful stone in
the crown. There are five diamonds rest
ing on a magnificent ruby, which form
the cross surmountIng the crown.
Outside of Europe the crown becomes
rarity. The Sultan, for example, pos
sesses no crown coronation being un-
known ia Turkey. In place of this Is
substituted the investiture of the monarch
with the sword of Gilman. The sabre is
grit around the Sultan with the words.
Take It with faith, for ye have received
Il from God"
The Shah Of Persia has a crown, n such
1t can be called. which is variously de-
scribed as resembling flower pot ana
a bonnet. The small end is Open the
other closed. 1t is made of cloth OF gold,
with strings of hanging precious stones,
rith here and there tufts of feathers,
ornamented by diamonds, rubies. emeraIds
and pears. At the top is set what Is
perhaps the greatest ruby in the world
an uncut, absolutely iawless stone as
large as a hens egg.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
KING EDWARDS BEST GROWN.
II Is n JeweIry shop All by Itself
and Its Cost Was ~ 100000.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
At the coronation of King Edward VII
and Queen Alexandra four crowns will
be used. The chief one, known as Queen
Victoria's crown, will be the one actual
ly used in the ceremony Of browning the
King: the second one will be used in
drowning the Queen Consort, and the
other two will be worn by their males
ties during the services following the
actual GROWING.
These. together with the sword of state,
the scepters and coronation ring. all taken
from the tower by order of the Earl Mar
shat of England, are in the custody OF
the Dean OF Westminster during the co7o-
nation services.
The Queen Victoria crown, also called
the state crown, Is a dazzling mass or
precious stone, 1903 In ALL and many OF
them have interesting histories. There Is
a magnificent sapphire winch Is sald 10
have come from the ring OF Edward lhe
Confessor Then there are sixteen snnall
sapphIres, eleven emeralds, four ruDles'
of which one belonged to the Black
Prince; four drop-shaped pearls. Zl3 other
pearls, 1863 brilliant diamonds, lH table
diamonds and LIZA rose diamonds.
witt all this mass Of jewels the whole
crown weighs only thirty-nine ounces. IL
was made in 1898 for Queen Victoria 5
coronation from jewels taken from Oh
crowns, and is valued al N,SDO,V0. Ihe
cap Is of crimson velvet lined win White
SILK ana has an ermine border.
II Is not the most costly royal crown
IN Europe; that distinction is asserted Tor
the crown belonging to Portugal, Whlch
is valued at 100000 The crown Whlch
represents the smallest outlay Is that OF
Roumania II is made out OF DIT OF Ola
cannon captured at Plevna.
The most beautiful crown Is that Of the
King OF Denmark 1t is simple In design,
but of artistic workmanship the leaves
by which the crclet Is surmounted being
curved and veined by precious stones, and
each leaf orpamented by magnificent
jewel. l..
also the smallest, measuring only six
inches in diameter, Is the iron crown Of
LombaTdy
The one crown which r. distinguished as
the sacred crown Is that OF Hungary. IL
"a revered by the people being regarded
as a palladium. Two mobiles OF ancient
lineage and troop Of haDerdiers guard
Il nlght and day In the Castle OF Buda'
where II Is kept.
In olden times no king could reign In
Hungary unless the sacred crown had
rested on his brow, and n he died before
ne had been crowned his name was
stricken from the record OF kings. Even
a pretonde acquired a quasi Title to the
Kingdom II By force Of stratagcm he could
posses himself Of g.
Twice che crown has disappeared, but
how or where Il was found the first time
~ unknown 10 this day The last time
n was found buried N the ground. A mag
nlncent sapphire ~ ~ bright particular
ornament Thh b. eurmounted by four
beautiful green stones ~ some unknown
kind. iapldaues disagreeing a. 10 what
the gems are. A sapphire OF matches
benuiy also adorns tho imperial crown Of
Austria
hlfmH De- that ~ fho German Emperor
" hAs the figure 0f an eagle, -four diamond
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
BISHOP sATrERLDE AT COLUMBIA
~ 900 Raised mt Trinity to Build a
Church for Operatives Under
Offer of MIL Men

Columbia, S. c., April s.-Bishop Sat
terlee Of Washington preached In Trinity
Church yesterday. His son, Churchill
satterlee II the rector This was the
first Easter In twenty-five years the
Bishop had been absent from his own
parish on Easter. Al the morning serv-
ice the offering was to go towards build
Ing a church In the mill district. The
mill management offered suitable land
and $3.50 10 the denomination that would
raise 1850 and build a 5000 church. The
Eplscopalians took up the offer. Mr..
satterlee. the rector, engaged 10 provide
$500. Yesterday something over 81 900 was
put into the plates by the congregation,
80 the mill church Is assured.
The expenses OF maintaining the church
property Will be borne by the three great
mills olympia. CRANKY ana Rlchland.
under the management Of Mr.. W. y.
Smith Whaley, president,