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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

pe9ge Stulore, men DOG lGrge f~rtlfe9e
en- uiitter 1ilp9relIe.
Hopoie 9remia er ftertt panIIoois
itiit, bet piI iigs. glaoet arbeiNr urso
Seer for. at ale Slapcuer Nal lutte
fig ianmen os saa op / BET r~usiiits ri
es. polattsrne 2pItInrp gsbmsr,,
Rutbener. SIcpaier, Slppinoer o.
arpater / 9iterris, Nontsnesrirer,
Serber os YuIsartr, ION sr bdIpt islOs
it9noiss ber ale forene ia unSer
8uslanes S~perbsibeo. Gn 0slse al
benne gIaoets ppIitiTtt Sitting er, at
bet er tpitsfenof.
RusIanos Gfoite gtdo er CT. pc
tsrsburgstiia @eoomoiti, CT. peitr2s
burss Giterretuinser, ION bespnots /
1874 os oensans Itrepes pdd RusIit,
2pIt os 2attu. Oct tiIbsrsr @iosuItd.
bernes Selitob os uolsies al bette.
Den nupGrtnoe Geier sr 6prit gspsr
uhtcmsti, iom leoiogeoe aeiisr nj
toIdi ben 2osn pda bans Rtilt Ill
bans Higs / 2iten. RitoIdi par benz
gang Sronprins o. ieiIeoe uo ira b.
forte 9ap til 9&gppten. Snoien, China
og Sapdn, bpor ban mar bar bIeosu
orebt. 2ilbaaeoeien Inaoe ban ppsr
Sibirien. boor ban aabnsre BEN itore
Strnbane.
st. petersburg 9eomoiti er bel
unoerrettet ON ale aiiuiiite Q~nliegeis
Der % iuteresiersr fig mere for oisis
erto for be europaiIfe.
BirIbpiiu 9eoomoiti. D. {. gprsti
benoe, itifteoes / 1880 og bar en- itor
llobreoefe. iiGr / propinlernt.
Mopoiti, Rpkosblabet. sr meget
i%soeoenIigt ps I9iea psrfor gsrns al
Den isoiIte 4Imsnbsb. s I'm uoen
rigspolitit er Oct megst ftarpt MOP
Gbinu og bet trolsie albion" (Gugs
lamb, men osmmer milosrs eno no9tt
anost rus'iit glao ON 2pItlouo o.
ben tpite Rsaiering.
0st lille Stdo Spet, 2piet, er pam
Habit % itsrtt nationaIt. D,t bersr
til be pngite % %beepnote at uotomms
ben lite Sanuar 1882. Spst er mtge,
p%ddgaaenoe % IGies meeet noe i 9|ros
oinierne % i militGrs 8rebis.
@rdIbodntn, Stotsborgsrsn, tr
tonisrbdtip, ia reuttionGr. gIdost be-
futter iis melt meD inore SpsrgsmaaI.
"3ulsr at en- tpnierpotip" % Spirit
WerdtIderstis "OasboS" er bets OGs
ientligite SuoboIb.
Meset uobreote 6oItebIabe .r 81.
petersburgstija @oIeta og ct. peteyss
burgiti 2titot. De meobeIer melt On
MT % IGiss meget at Den dlminoeligs
Mano. 2iitpt bar lnnse bapt om'
firing $4,000 gbonnenter os bar funs
bet GfterIisusre / ONsia, 5iHis,
8urTt Orenbors os andre Bier. Bic
bet bar Reportsre alIeitebs % Tapes
meo 0aietd / at bringe ferits RpbeOer.
s ct. petersburg uotommsr oosr
200 0d9bldos, ugeitrifter og Maa'
neosfriiter, beriblanot 8 i fremmeoe
Spro9. Den r~usiiIte 9rppinsprssi:
er temmsIig betponingaIss. S0ooeps
itdosbldcene IGiss / belle Riget % nos
Der itor Anieelie, mebens be lotaI.
lite astes iprbsrlia. Gn limb
banner Wostpds gldoens.
gfostopstija 9soomoIti o. Ruisfiil
Vebomoiti tonturrerer msb Ct. Veterss
burgsSlaoere fproi Mosipa oqIao e.
en- Rsitosrsitdo. 9Iaoene / Ooesic.
Siso, Gbartop og andre ifprrs gp:r
fsler oerimoo en- temmsIig be'teoen o.
ubemGrtet 9iloGrslie. De bar in9tn
for loIanoet os citerss iiels
ben / 9eIegrdmmer. 5 be uusfifs
propirsbper Isurer bet fig tibet at uos
giDe @ptier. Dog sieres mango 6orz
men bpppig saur PropinsbIoos
ino.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
Sait D o IN,
ttIiaiss euer tiaeie.

Gerrtf'smtHisr HEer 'GaRsi' @EiTtts' III
iaiss- % -sfrripsTsis' ipftr S GHts 'gr . Or
Tor essr SoHg % en- sss, pr Go 'sr alt ton sptr
ifis,r 3 CTt gDsrtSfmsHttr trStaass rnt 'sg Etla
eu tHb % GsHt1 stnss uiaa uiFaptSsis s~ss'stss
maa GUNNER.
go ssstsaabsnIsas isasr IS arats YE. BiHs
epp Orb aisr en- elais.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

2epanser 8ommuneitpre bar beiluts
tet at inotiSbe Stspsbougsn for CT.
1000 8roner. Sette Sjsb bar | l9ns
sere sio peret pau Dussorpenen i
9eDdngsr. Stspsbougen Iigger ipm
betisnbt pau ben anosn Sioe af Gum
bet, os for 2epanger &cmmune er bet
at Snteresie at fire Jig ben, piitnot
buaOe for at unegdd enbper bpmGsiig
8ebpgselie Der % be6oloe Saugen iom
en- pattert beliegenbe part.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

aapeuet puu Ssibp pau SelbuItrans
ben sr enbelig TIMBER SpfsreIie, efter at
Der / miHbit 40 @ar sr TAFT os ftrepet
ON RebpsnOisbsoen beruf. Nen bet
blir bel lite iaa let FOR Stranpens Be-
boers at Itofs tilpeie be Wttbler, ium
enonu mangler til aapellsts 5ulofss
relIs. Der sr pbet fripiuise 8ibrog /
5orm al p.nse, arbetoe os &isriel
m. m. 8ldrbt anbet FAR en- Gpinbee
forening / flers Qlar oep lit 4rbeibs
itaffet tilpsie life Idd Tibet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

s Sprisbul sr en- Gpinpe, Der MI er
ca. 2 Muaneoer oper 100 4dr admmel.
SUN lisssr tiliengs, % er, iuoiot BIZ
hes, baupe psp % blino. Der er ogiaa
en- 8piupe til, ION itul pGre 90 @dr
sl.; men bun er baabs uunbsfriIt og
raft.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

Sougbaner er ct biaigt os ktDinOt
Sransportmtpbsl, iom mar msner itai
ssue fig scot for Rorse meo 1T tupes
rebe Serren. s 8riitiania er M bdns
net ct Souebanetpmpani for llbfsrslie
al Iadbanne 8aner msb en- 4~ttistdpis
tai paa 10000 arpner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

De fpr.lsbise Spsaper fra 5oltes
taltnsen er MI tommet inb fra ale
9Hr ps gpsosr. Reiultat: 2,231,14S
MenneItsr. en- 6orsgslie fra 1891 Poa
23O,231.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

Snbe / 2piier bar en- Del Spftboers
begpnbt prspeprift / ct lite ~ubetpbetist
Stifsrlas. Stenen (Sugitifer) bier
fig pen oe Ietbruot, apFiais Zig @osiez
Ififeren, os bet laber til, at ben blir
finsre 10 Longer ino / 6ielpet man
fommer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

8aa 8runbmurene for "Stalbsim
nne 6otel" drbeiber MI ca. 40 Mdno.
Sus er Danitsiig at ftdfe, boorfOr en-
8aratts / 2 gtdger er unoer Spfsrells
peb geiItiast nso iii bet samle Stal,
beimtun. S 8espnoelien al December
Maaneo nepldgoes 9oitaabnertet paa
StdIbeim, bpiltst bar p9ret til flor
Gen. for ben Del al 9errebets 9ebpsre
Der Dor bsropps % / SoroaIsn; ct b.
go'taabneri sr adbnet pda Spbsim.
bpor 8lotter Berger er aniat iom
poitaabner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

Sem fattiee apinoer % en- Wano,
Ipm bar qrbeips nsos pau 5eitHingsns
Qabpratorium / 8riitianid, sr / bisic
Ddss bIepsn b~sgunitiset az 5ru Bortus
ma paa en- mssst mprlom Maaoe. De
bdpoe bnnnet ct 9pniortium ON ct
balpt Sob / bet odnfte Glasielotteri.
Sa MI er here's Rummer tommet uo
mso ben imutts @eOinit at 5000 ar.
- sIsr pad aoniortiets Part $500
Str. Gnbpsr al bets 9tItu9ers faar
fadleces 1850 9ronsr. 0ttts Sti1b-
mems 9une CT iaameeet morfcmmsrs,
foroi be beloise @inpsre ale sr fate
tise Golf, ION ~Diltnot aIoris bar bdpi
en- SunorttrontisobeI | line 9anosr.
Ere Of BEN sr Gntsr mto Her. Bern.
6lGesn blanet ginOerw par ubprc.
JIers al Dem tunos al IpttsIis Rsrusiis
tel life arbeios. @u, ION fob % taft,
patrpner MATTE boloe pp, for 5alsns
sit runot for benoe. % IN amen, Der
baoos mso sompspuosuine al siers.
par iao oifir9t. al pun rent sIsmts
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

Glptrum er MI en- 9p pad ca. 1000
Snob. mebSslsr "9ftl9noingen". De
opporenbe 2unbsbpsr ubopsr 2anoet /
Rpres fadr imiolertiD lite Ysn9prels
fen 8p, for en- bel R9tte Gsrempnisr
er qiennemadaet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

Sui er Der msget at ubenfor Male
iunD os ben bar eiOrt apifinis StaOe
paa Sdrnene. 5orleoen TT en- Drip
~surnsfIter lite minbre eno 18 Saier |
9urnlanter. mebosler "SsnDmsre
Soltetib.1
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

9reitemaallage Far inbgiDet Inbrds
genbs til airteftprslfen ON at faa COB
tienbt til Brig peo GuostieueIten be
so Salmer | "Salmdr os Son9dr" al
Or. 6. glir.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

S%oItebartten / 3riitiania bar at lit
@ursuoerituo ni9ntet 1000 aroner til
Rorif MISUNDERSTANDING til Ststte
al en- 6agitple for buslig Stonpmi,
inotil 5000 aronsr til ariitiauiu I'm
notwithstanding til Woburbeipelie
Of 9etleri.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
@uhap &iof
oil tale ior QfbClo

2elauo. Soma. gi,2n 2Goe J~etruar:
@els. giiHH. NitsH 2sos: TeIaoaH NilsH
lite Warts; Glnore aiieH 2oen 0omeoal.
6roii Ua Sricelia 3o,e: Itn CO Cmegn 4oc
o. ste; Sadiou AiteH 6ts; 4aiene.o Niitu
zoe; Serou gate soc % zoe; &Hopm
lobe; Auoca Aiteu lite; Slautca Qiteu
12ts Saolep ailen 15oe, 3bleH aitsn lioe
SnSger NiteH 1906.
SaH pirier Tor MluHsicta 5otalniboios
ieiitab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

9opsobpsningen pua Sunbelsitepct
"9roitua" / Ortodlsn er nebbr9not.
8psningen tilbsrte S~unbelsmuno
giertan. 9arer os Snpbo tal bare
enbel hffdbiaet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

80 @dr sr bet / 1901 'iiosn ben
ilespisboliienTte OpItano eftsr beupeo
3 Mars Gorlsb enotes peo Sdnmarts,
9reusiens % giisrrises %forsr,os
Sommisi9r,rs 5rsesbeflaration at
2oen Jsbruar 1851.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

10000 8r., Sooebgspinitsn peo
Observation-Disclosures, falbt benz
ne Sang paa Bergen. Den beloise
Climber bar en- pngre 9anbelsmuuo
periteos.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

: bet 5reoritsbalbite Ssmmsroiz
firitt er Der / Yintsr to%ntrdberet Gr
M9neos Ssmmsr at leuere til Sag
brussfpreningsn, De minore 6repritss
b~alpsFrmaer Iamt ct BAR fore 5rso-
ritsbalpsbuie, iom Der / 8dsorasst
faar tiebt 9imenIioner, ipm 9lommen
life bar let at ftuHe. De beie Ssmz
msrpriIer bar Isbst til fore Sugiter i
enbog be biotil msit ftdanebeS toge. Der
filbsrer De 6rsDritsbulbits 6amiIisr
@isl, Qntsr og Stana. 0penfur
Sris bar 0%riftsfsrst p9rst eauite
soot. 5 Rfosnas os SslauO sr iauIss
bss messt anerebe busset.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

21a Minipn Srancs ftol General
tonIul Yeter Gbriitupberien | SuenOs
Ipres efter iittsrt SprIpbsnoe nplig
babe purbet / ct uoenlanbf 2ottert.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

SOrlebsn Dag bar SeIbu % 2poaIs
9srreositgre iamIet for iipite Sang
iOm 6alesitprelie eftsr 60 Iars
Sampar. Sra Nptoar er nemlis Ser
repst belt / 10 SsrrspsitpreIier, en- for
S~ooeoioenet Selbu og en- for annerst
spbdlsn mso benboIosois "a og II
Wsblemmer. 9ibIigere hdooe Selbu
10 og 9pbaIen s. Sm @ftsnen Be-
reote Selbus Meblemmer en- notiad
Imut NfIteosmiooag for Sposlsrne og
rogle fad Snobubne. Soften bar iepu,
life iGrbsIes oprrmt. De sntelte fort,
Saler, iom boloiss, bar paiertlig
9res al Qlopr, og nosst 9emoo peo
5ilbassblittst paa IDunbne lpttslise
Stoer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

6pao arsaar SpmatineH "1uspsHHsu. %
or reg soet tiIirses meo ben, Ten bar AZ.
beieet nlirsoSni1euSe +, sAHoer Senisenoe I
ben {te, Ke bar bact ben. 6raeien tol,tes
$3.50. xsrS ellen, Yepsd, Seue
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

per SioIes npe Bog. "SIuoss
apabe" er MI unber Srptnins. Oct
er en- itsrre Samltns biitortfte 9iete.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
% sect.
feat.
RpnL
sss,i ! IL ! s s4 : or, ss,.1ins : l ess;

9r. aleranber Bun agtsr til Som
meren at fprstase en- aonisrttournss
norfte 8per.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

CONNER frsmoelss, itripsr "Rpms
b~dlspoften". Hunot 9anoodmmene
srsnnes BET sanite frit. og 9aurobruz
ssrne boloes paa at ipdos ON itne Sus
per. 8lur Simmel - men inesn aulz
be ON Ratten, itraulenos. tinorenec
Splifin ON Odgeu os life Ell @inopuif.
fpm rsrer Sjser. coll minoes life
Fig 9intsr. Som 8tpis paa, at be-
er oirtelis 9arms ! 2uften fan notsrss.
at ben Sns iom er iaisn paa be hsislfs
Susrofubber. fuinoer m9rt6art bosr
Dag, ftisnt Ri life bar bupt Resu
hruabe al tale ON iiOeu Hptaarst
ranot.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

Strip iii n y Neeeriem 6cthiap. gPinn.
for ageutliabet al ben Hps Sog "Yi Or
Sanien'', Der IN er lad rolenoe omiali.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
Uoree.

Bergen sier nu en- 6laabe pua 154
Stibe meo en- tonnage paa 355,00Q
Sons.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
Gatarrb


torgiiter glUbst, lrriterer Gsrpeeels
lerns % ioroariogsr giHsr ca Smers
ter I~tnoiu9erne gueue, 6ltrncu
% Rp8raoen SOpeoptne, Qeural.
sio, iDGtist gpsstit. Oaorlig 6Ur.
bpisIie Sgoulcshso, uerues 5uaL
teIie. oa IeoIism,beo tpbsr alt paa
lpGtfeee Rsrbeg. oec raa5er bsit
siter %ioruget sBrtt o. SeI6rto.
"6or l]orltprrst Srur, 6ierteliosl.
ler, 3~iertebau'en, 6OUeos pune Rerps.
met % ueobruoi SmosItsmajas ior.
aorlaset Ueo LANCE. beOparnee ca.
tdrralltc &eioFrliqbsoer Il Dr.
Miles Ncrvine uDsn 9,se."
&eo. g. Z. Sobu, @siterpige, 8.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

NnIes. ~ On Slaster o. GgliemG-
Ger ruiisr ArbeIos er iPreeles opqiig.
bar gcee NiibeialiHget. taller SpElt og ART
z. " ScFsgri2R Aoresiers y. 3. Sag.
ger, Gmerato, isis
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
Wngaaenoe
Sano | SBOem

burOe De itrioe til s. 3. Clien,
2onOa9eut for Southern Nait.
luap, 225 Dearborn St, Chicago,
sc. Oct aompagnL ban repre-.
isnterer, eier iutet 2ano, men De
oil siGrne faa Settlere ira gtor.
DEN til at llaa iis neo larss osres
9inje % fan oerior anuiie Dem
be beoite Steoer. s.sS nj "a. Z ss sas';sSs;.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-15

bank and followed and watched 1t. I
thought that 1t would soon come near the
bank and then 1 would be able to go out
and get 1t by making my horse wade in
the stream. / had not heard of the quick
sand
Pretty soon, 1t did come near the
bank, and l urged the animal out into the
river. The horse would not go. however,
and neighed loudly when brought near the
water. After 1 had made repeated efforts
to get the horse out into the stream 1 gave
1t up, and then thought that I would wade
out and get the hat myself. 1t was close
to the bank and the river did not look
deep.
$50 / jumped Off the horse and into the
stream and then in an instant knew what
was the matter with the animal. For had
struck the quicksand. 1t was the place
where the gold is most to be found and
that sand there is worth lots Of money,
but 1t did not seem to make any difference
to me whether IL was gold / was sinking
in or just plain sand. 1t rose higher and
higher on me and felt that 1t was surely
the end. But the luck was with me and
was pulled out by a chance passer on a
horse, who threw a lariat over my shoul-
ders. I thought that l was surely being
cut In two by the lariat. But was not
and was pulled out after while and got
over my scare. That sand where ! was is
now worth millions of dollars and l was
| literally drowning in gold, but it wasn't
any fun, can tell you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-15
DANGER IN GOLDEN SAND.
Nearly Lost His Life In n Mire Worth
S1.2O6 a Ton.


From the Denver Republican.
c. F. De Jersey-Grut and L. Simpson,
both of Sydney. Australia, are travelling on
pleasure through the United States. Mr..
Simpson has had an experience that does
not often fall to the lot of man-of being
nearly drowned in gold. And 1t happened
In this wise, he says:
81 was in New Zealand about a year ago
and was down in the southern part of the
place. There Is river there, named the
Za.das. and a very peculiar river 1t is in a
good many ways. 1t is remarkable for the
strength and swiftness of its current In
the mountains, and II goes underground
for a space of about mile in its middle
course But the chief of Its peculiar.t.es
Is the gold bearing quicksand to be found
near its mouth. There is about mile of
the river there where 1t spreads out, that
IS full of quicksand, and for a good dis
lance this sand is full OF gold. II assays as
high as 81 200 a ton and Is, of course, a
very valuable thing. Until recently there
was no known way of utilizing this gold,
but about a year ago a new method was
found whereby the gold could be extracted,
'.Well, was near there, with a party of
friends camping and shooting and fishing.
The first night / rode out on my horse
down the river to see some people that
lived on a farm near the mouth of the
river. There was light wind blowing at
the time and II blew my hat all Of sud-
den from my head and out into the stream.
Il foated down slowly and / rode on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-15
If any error was made it was s,ro.,,. -,

II any error was made it was simply one
OF prognosis. Such an error is always on
the right side Of the balance, and is more
to the credit than to the discredit Of the
human nature that Is prone to show itsslf
IN medical man when he Is brought sud
uenIy lace to face with great crisis In
the case OF the President the favorable
prognosis did not and could not AFFECT the
result unfavorably. The work of the sur
geons had already been DONE
we take 1t as a well established fact in
practice that hopeful prognosis is better
than despair in any case and under anv CIR
cumstances whatever. There ia q real ano
genuine asset to be derived from hope and
the Individual who comes In for the big
sest snare OF this asset Is the patient The
trlstful or lugubrious doctor who cannot
see some silver lining to the cloud in an
essentially doubtful case should retire He
Is not IN the psychological mood to avail
nimseif or all his opportunities One of
Phliadelphia's ablest clinicians fnow dead)
once iectured on case presenting doubt
ana told his students that IL he were the
patient in such a case and his physician
shoulQ make the positive diagnosis Of gas
trio cancer he would instantly discharge
him. And this was said with reason: for of
what use can doctor be when he has
abandoned hope? =
In President McKinley's case the progress
from the third to- the fifth day fully jIsti-
fled hopeful prognosis. Any other would
have recklessly thrown the public into a
panic, and this world have reacted disas-
trously upon the case itself II these homes
were somewhat too shuoyantly aexpresssd
this was due to nothing more than the nat
ural RI hpund from the frightful shock and
anxiety Of the first three days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-15

generally written In a very exaggerated
tone but there was probably good deal of
truth in a somewhat similar article that
was written some 800 years ago concerning
the visit to England in the month of July,
1604. of that heavy-drinking monarch, King
Christian " of Denmark, to the court Of
his brother-in-law, James I. 81 think"
wrote Sir John Harrington, that the Dane
has greatly wrought on our good English
mobiles. for those whom could never get to
taste good liquor now follow the fasaion.
The ladies abandon their sobriety and are
seen to roll about In intoxication."
He describes a masQue acted by the lad
Of the court of King James. The repro
sentation was OF Solomon's temple and Ile
coming OF the Queen OF Sbeba- The
queen" who had to bring In gifts to both
their maJesties tumbled down and upset
her gifts into the lap of the royal Dane.
who insisted on dancing with her, but cei-
lapsed and had to be put to bed. Then ap-
peared in rich dresses Hope. Faith ard
Charity. Hope tried to speak. but wine 50
enfeebled her endeavors that she withdrew
and hoped that the king would forgive her.
Faith followed her from the royal pres
ence In a staggering condition; Charity
seems to have behaved fairly well: Victory
had to wave q sword and frightened the
king who one often reads. was very new
Gus OF weapons: while Peace took offense
In endeavoring to get up to the king. and
wialded her olive branch In warlike assault
upon the heads Of the attendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-15
HUMBERT,s FATAL BULLET.
One of the Grues0me Relics Preserved
by Queen Marghcrita.


Rome Letter to the London Pail Mall Gazette.
1t seems as though each day brings some
sad "reminiscences to Queen Margherita Of
her murdered husband. She is just now
beginning to recover from the peculiarly
painful ceremonies of last month In Rome
when yesterday arrived for her from Milan
a large express package. When opened 1t
proved to contain a box. not large, but
Of most delicate and artistic manufacture.
designed to hold the silk undervest worn
by King Humbert at the time of his assas-
sination, which was perforated by the bull
let and SO cruelty stained with his blood
The box il of solid ebony Of cinQue cento
style inlaid, and with ornaments ana re-
liefs in silver. In front are the royal arms
surmounted by the royal monogram-Um-
berto Rex. At the corners one reads the
word fert-so familiar in the arms of Sa-
voy. the meaning of which even the MEM
bers of that house cannot explain-together
with the bowknot Of Savoy. On the cor
ner In inlaid characters is the date of the
crime, and at the bnck.asyerse Of Scripture:
Justorum anfrnae In manu- Del stunt. ct
non fanget illos tormentum norris. The
inside is dafntiIy lined with white velvet
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with the royal monogram embroidered on

The destined contents of this magnih-
cent casket are now I'm Rome. having been
in their temporary case deposited on the
altar OF the queen mothers private chapel
at the Palazzo Margherita, together with
the fatal bullet The new casket will be
kept until the queen mother returns to
Rome, when the precious relics will be
laid in it, and commemorative service
held of a strictly private character. the
present design being that only the wild
owed queen, the king and queen and their
respective households shall be preseat.
Queen Margheritas friends desired to have
the transfer now, done in her name by one
of her intimates, to avoid the reopening
of the wound later on. but she will not
give her consent, and holds to the plan L
have just given.
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WOMEN VINO DRANK.

Chronicle of an Incident I'm the Court
of King James I.
From Household Words.
That ladies OF fashion have the habit of
drinking greatly to excess is a pet subject
for a certain type of sensational writer.
The Bottle in the Boudoir." Drunken
ness In the Drawing Room" are the sort of
headings that are always sure to appeal to
a large section Of readers. The articles are
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Sunday Jewelry.

Sunday JeWelry.
7Sr tomorrow for the new 81 Cleo
ESS patra" Bracelet, OF sterling silver.
81 As for the new So Silver Fishscale Purses.
DC for Medallion Brooch and Sash Pins,
SS IN French gray, Csc for Cameo
Brooches In old-time settings, 25c for Man
icure Pieces of pearl with sterling silver
trimmings.
NC for those Gold Shell Rings, ad-
vertised everywhere at 25c. They
are guaranteed for years.
The Handkerchief.
DC tomorrow for the ideal Sunday
SSS Handkerchief, daintily embroidered.
Spectal-wen worth 35c. Not for sale else
where.
2c t6 shS Of of hgqsSas Of hen
tire Importation for the holiday season.
Some worth 13c.
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Those Hopeful Bulletins.
From the Philadelphia Medical Journal.
Those who may feel inclined to criticise
the surgical conduct of President McKin-
iey's case should recall clearly the fact that
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found
h lbe
son frs h h enevya verufsw
The stand econd
is rhcUnng ose.
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Boys and Girls regular
$1.50 quality Wei Kid and
Calf remarkably GOODYEAR
ing Shoes.-AIl Sizes tomor-
row. ..............
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Shoes that look and wear ike hand
sewed Shoes.-Styled after the highest
grade Shoes-and made Of materials that
are warranted TO give absolute satisfac-
ton.
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Our "SUPERBA" fnest-made Boys
handmade Butchers and ca E6N
Laced Shoes - In all the y VsSV
best leathers.-Really worth Il
$3.50. ............
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Boys and Girls hne Dress Shoes Of
guaranteed Patent KID. G n .OS
Regular or Storm Quito ii
morrow. ..........s..s......
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S1O.08 for SIS to 500 Suits.
Waists at S3.05,
(Some worth $Io.)

Tafeta Silk Waists-better bargains than
those that lately created such furore. Hurry
for those with hand embroidery, SO poorly de-
picted in the picture. And these with such pro-
fusion of tucks! And these refined hemstitched
effects! The latest fad is included-the waist
that fastens at the back. And such lovely
shades of pinks, light blues and red. Black
and white-but only in limited quantity. 1896
for the seasons most attractive S. to- $40 Silk
Waists.
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M Err So. so

Our Metropolis $3.50 Shoes are not
only selling more rapidly than any Shoe
we ever had-but they are actually puz-
zhng our Competitors.-Only through our
enormous purchases can We afford TO sell
such high values at only $3.50.
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Genuine Goodyear-welted Sole and
hand-sewed turn Boots Of Reliable
Patent Leather, Best Box Calf or Wei
Kid.-Shoes that have the Style and
the durability for which you pay SO
elsewhere.-Wfth or without invisible
Cork Soles.