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PLANS or MARCONI.
Inventor Expected on Cape Cod TO Sec
About His Telegraph station There.

B%UzzARps BAY, Mass. Dec. 2s.-Willism
Marconi is expected 10 visit his wireless
station M South Wellfeet some time next
week. The station was almost totally
wrecked during a gale last month and OF
the twenty tall spars planted in a circle
only three remain standing The brick
building cont aiming the instruments, tho
dynamo building and the workshop es-
capped damage and the visit Of the ITALIA
inventor is for the purpose OF selecting a
new site for his poles.
The greatest secrecy is maintained by
those In charge Of the plant and a barbed-
wire fence has been put up Ia assist In keep
ing out ercroachcrs The talk here is that
II Is Marconi's intention to hav the sta
ton on Cape Cod ont OF the chain extend
ing from the New jersey coast to st. Johns.
n F., or whatever place ne may select as
the final jumping of place Of messages Dies
tined to cross the Atlantic 20 Cornwall,
England. Messages will be sent from the
station in New Jersey 20 the Nantucket
Shoals Lightship. hence 10 South Wellfeet
and then 10 the station situated at the east
ernmost point on tho Continent. Com
munication has already been had between
New jersey and the lightship and there
should be no difficulty IN sendinS 10 the
Wollfect station. although the experiment
las never been tried.
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DIED.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
WANTS A JUDGE DEPOSED.
Charges TO he Made Against the Hon
Antonio Perry OF Hawaii.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 3s.- George A.
Davis. one Of the leading lawyers Of o
lulu and former Judge OF the Hawaiian
Circuit Court. Is here on his way 10 WASH
iagton TO present charges against Associate
Justice Antonio Perry Of the Hawaiian
Supreme Court and to ask United States
A,torney-General Knox to depose him.
Perry will 10 charged with incompetency
and with violating the United States Con-
s~titution In tho conduct Of a criminal case
Perry Is half Portuguese and half Hawaiian
who through the influence Of a rich father
was made Judge of the District Court Of
Honolulu when he was barely of age. A
few wears inter he was made Judge or the
Circuit Court and after annexation took
Ms seat on the Supreme Court bench with
Chief Justice Fnesr and Associate Justice
Galbraith.
Davis and other members 81 the Honolulu
bar declare that Perry h. denseiy ignorant
# law aud ia the case 81 the Territory
against OSaki. q Japanese. he plainly vio-
iated the Constitution by putting the ac-
cused on trial without an Indictment by
the Grand Jury He heard Tho appeal
and affirmed the sentence that he had him
talf uttered
There IL considerable politics IN this
move. and whom tie uews ~ Dayis's mission
reacles Honolulu there viii lie a lively
row
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Mr. WILLIAM GILLETTE

cul.,te william SherlpCk. International
nc,e,tiye. MAS born at the Needlns IN 1891
with the eye 81 a lynx, and The logical acumrn
Of q Conan Doyle. b" ha- succeeded On rl-
tanning 20 the highest position among the
law. slsuth hounds. 10th in ihglhnd ard
An erica The resent arrest ~ the INc"um
Theatre Of Dr Moriarty. "a" Nhii"leJ Of
crime was due entirely 10 HI amazing ~
source. Tho Ordinary scotland Nard bunEl"r
uould months before. have taken a posse
az uoltor ard czptufrd Moriarty rcd handed
An ME underground oDuItilg h"u-s Not
- Nj Ghlrtts Arsr EiyiHs MortrtN 80
.,.I year. tu which tO ttu-eii
.nnrl.utly hy mufd'r and rutt"r'. Mf
utllstt. lursd him Into The dissuI-" ~ q 'at-
mnn. and. ralng him INTO tho h"u.- had"
hln, strap hs ,alss fhls bsiug q London
sabmAn-Ls naturally dd 90 o. matter ~
.,ufs.. and sas Lnnd,un'd daring ~" oct
A. reward fnf Mf balstir's 'oufHsr and
.ttity a publ., stur'iptiuu vas started
p.,abls a. ~ iBu'um doofs ffum vtlth
Nr 0Nisttr. vUh upr Ir"t's.l"ua' hHs
naulm1f. masss nuusr"pH cod uh"fiurt
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sfaphls frufs.sutstisu uu 80 london hnsfu
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r,..tasa . hsli foe thDs tuisrfs lafi U
.utrpalamsris viu.h afs o. sfastl IrIssi.d
81 ils nablHI 900 s'tIU
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
HISkEr NILS LIfTLE am,
She and risl mates brink Prom Fathers
hottie sle Di~s Of Alcoholism.

'oSErKs. Doc - Nora Hackett, .
y,ars old. Nho lived AT ~ Vineyard ayenH-
l-d Yesterday - acute aloohoiisin after
IuutlDg part ~ q bottle - shiaksy Tho
ibid Il 40 mother and "a l-n ai0ns
ehiir boz father vac 81 buniness on
Christmas syr NJ Ha,istl va presented
sltl quar- la.ltis q ~hirs=y ub fhun.
Ia, - ms ~ hcf piAgmaios ,all-d on hnfa
ard a. children dfais ffum the lssitls
Ma ie huus unsuns luut ahd isf com
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IT go irtl.r g. o. uaf tF rhd
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ED.

PITCH wNEiNG on Tuesday afternoon. dee
a. 1901. at Montolsir, y J by the Rev. John
g baoohus. Frederick Doaglsss TAch 10 CHAR
hottie hAesstar Nsrng. dsushisr Of toe laL.
William n aud Kate b warug
LEAVE Ms MACDONALD On Saturday Der "a
lDi IN ~ 1bOmas : Church. - joint, Nr~
foundlAnd. ~ The r"etoT the Re, ~ Dun.
had. william Barn LeaNens Of Ia sln \
% Ahtle II Macdonald. dA4sntei Of Mts.
Mao 4 aud the lac Henry q nAcDonAd
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Or. J. Parker Pray Co.'S naaiepre and
chlsoropr ptkiow. u Past asd st opposite
Madison SQUARE Pufh. cStab. iSSs kAulcuTanF by
experienced operators. Boc. An diseases Of feet ana
nails 'kliully treated without pain Dr Pfay's me
dlclnhl Toilet Preparations sold BY all toilet goods
dealers inslst on having the genuine mApuf.cfured
ONLY by Dr. : PAEKER FRAY 90 sole props.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

A. LAquit.lns. from HAsIe ior Nts roIs
~ saI snla- ffOai Liverpool TOT Ntv lots
\. Tr,asLAhd iron AGtweIp, f1f NsS 1or.
A Minneapolis, frVm LondoI, iof Nss iOis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
LORD RosERERY

Rosebery. Finn Earl of. Archibald Phiip
Primrose, Ploughman, was born AZ Juan
F.rnsndey In VA On joining the haunis
of men he made an effort toward gresnrlouS-
ness. and after heing ploughed at Harrow
took service under Farmer Bull but nnding
the companionship of hi fellow lhhorer~
inpossible, he confined himself TO a solitary
furrow. which ha has since ploushcd alone
In the intervals of tillAge he reads zin'mer
mann on solitude nrd the poems ~ Burns
His mottoe, are Solitude IL ~" trn' school
10, gcnius- fGihbonl Alone I did g. You
IN ,our small corner, ! In min"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

a rtrria. from Se~ YoTs. a. LiNerpool
\. SOUTHWARK. from Nes fors a.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
nfSIArunr aLx~ANAo-rHrs DAT.
sun rises ....7?si sun sets "a Moon rises O."
HIGB vAIIR-THIs DAT
Sandy Hook 10 q Gov. Id los4i Hell Cote .i7T
Arrived SATURDAY Dec -

Arr.ed-~SsTvHDAr Dec p
So Rritsh Trader. Newcastle. Dec II
s. NlElnat. kAtAoolo. Ofeece. NOV "
s. HAphAei. santos. Nov. 20
s. Nontnuk. ~prrnAmbuco.. Dec
Ss MONTEREY. Vera CruI, DcC IL
- Comsnche, Jacksonville, Dec -
- Hamilton. Norfolk, Dec n.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

r~nderewski. Ignaz Jan. President Of tho
House Of Keys, WAS horn in - James, Han
1900, hav ing previously studied under soyin-
ski coeuski. Leschetitzk y. md Prtnie-
yltchevtntohtchlzky tproronoe: Bertrand
His frat recital WAS srarsely attended, but
before the end ~ the season he was Obliged
TO seck police protection from the embar-
RAISING attention OF his adnirets lhahks'
however. TO the application Of the new Or
linz Armstrong system Of wireless telephony
Sir Edward bradford Ia not without hopes
that VI PaderewsH. who has recently taken
10 using u Panhard $ horsepower ~ q Z
overstrunx grand. with pom-pom pedaiS
and yickers-Mayim resonator. will be ror-
dered fully audible TO the naked ear In st
,J,mes's Hall without quitting his estate
in Oalicia, where he il now immersed In agri-
cultural pursuits NJ Padercwski. who keeps
wicket for the Warsaw eleven IN ordfr 70
harden his hands, plays all composers with
IMMUNITY, and scores with astonishing rap
idity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

,urzpu - ksdlrstou, Prno". iiosroy ~
India w.s born in ne purple Ia isse A.
Eton hs gained ths pTiys for hist"fb. lab
suasss. good conduct aid omnisi~hos
.nd va. recommended Tor thr hfs"fshlp ~
HalnaI. 60 phlri hs sas rls'tsd b. issp s"'-
ossdihe lofd Hah-buTy o. Ninisi"f fnf Iof"lsn
Ar.tfs n isas Aref stpionnE halurhisiab
n. .,.st sshafa. sud tho North felT and
.,ttt.s [. .rtiss II fnltos nu zach b. zee
al ~. advanced ass - ~ haNmE
,,lausfld 81 nihsf sIi~Ttsnasr frdussd ~
arrrptns no Nlssfoyaig ~ lndia hAs
'.,r aa thai ii n.ddhs 10 The iAshi = Al
Id iafTlA be- nt isfT
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N. MhETERLINCK

Maeterlinck. Maurice. Beo-master. was
born at st. Ives. in 1852. As a small child he
was given DR.. Natts's hymns to read: but
COMING upon the question, How doth the
little busy bee7- he refused to read further
until he could md a Sufficient answer. There
upon he removed to Belgium, for no other
reason than that IL begins with ID. and has
since pursued the even tenor OF an apiarists
life. diversified only by stings. For these
NJ. Maete rlinck uses common blue. ana u Is
while waiting for them to heal that his plays
ma We been written. As n variant upon the
trite conventions Of the drawins-room drama
NJ. Maeterlinck has composed n new series
OF musical ira gedies. to bc played by mario
net,es after dark In n coal hole, to the accom-
paniment Of n y fat drone bass performed
on muted celluloid combs, He Is also alleged
10 be enga ged on n Biblical p~antominle' en-
titled HUI and Bu1.' His motto is: Honey
soft aui maly pense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Mn. HALL CAISy.

Caine. Thomas Hall, VI. N. X, Theolosisn
and Manx Legislator. was born at Birching-
ton IN 1888. where one OF his earliest feats
WIS 70 discover Rossetti. II is true that
while at school he was a champion In the
three-legged race; but 1t cannot he main
tanned thaN he carries his Manx prociivities
so far A. 10 have no tale, on the contrary. the
contention has been set up by Miss Corelli,
A rifted critic. that he has too many Mr..
Gaines resemblance % Shakespeare is ~
striking that on his landing nj New York
on a religious trip to America. the late lsna-
thus Donnelly. a total stranger. addressed
him a. Lord Bacon. | presume"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

A volume entitled Lives OF ths Iustri-
ous.' which contains biographies Of Interest
TO Americans has been published recently
In London. In November last Lord Rose
berry. In n OF his speeohes. called biography
'by far the most fascinating form Of litera.
ture that exists.' but he deplored the great
abundance Of bad biography. 1T h. in
order TO supply good biography, whose
lack Lord Rosebery thus deplorod. that
the present monumental work has been
undertaken" tits edited by Sidney stephen
and Leslie Lee. Each OF the editors make,
it a personal request that all celebrities
with q grievance will call on tho other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

isls. This favorite author. whose works
arc famous for their blunt. almost brutal
dirsctness of style, and naked reallsm. passed
bis early years before the mast. and Is boz
iieved at ono period OF his career to have
sailed under the skull and crossoonss. Mr..
Henry James. on settling on shore. turned
TO the pen for a livelihood. and under a var
lefty Of pseudonyms produced In rapid sue
cession q large number Of exciting stories.
tho most popular OF which are probably The
Master Christian" The Red Rats Daush-
ter. : The Mystery Of a Hanson Cab" The
Eternal City" and -Th Visits Of Elizabeth. :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
SIR N As 7

Upton, sir Thomas tombstone, tho Kings
Cupbeerer. was born at Sandrinshani, which
he chose for that honor partly on account OF
its last syllable. After serving for some
years az an Admiral OF the Ceylon Navy no
returned to this country a master OF teaman-
ship. In spite OF a course Of Shadows eSer-
cises. he cannot yet lift the America up.
but he has recorded the opinion that a Amer
set OF gentlemen than those who made it,
who won It, who protect Il. and who write
about It in thu papers could not exist. II Is
confidently conjcctured In sporting coteries
that the good Sir Thomas will win the CUP
IN 1872 with Shamrock XXX. Sir Thomas
address is the Mast Head, City Road. and
Hum Common His motto Is: The Cup
that cheers. but not incbriates."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

Aston. william. Briton. was born within
sound Of Bow Bells In is4s. and has never
since left his native country. On coming
into possession Of the Clieveden estate. on
the banks OF the Thames. he added Walled-on
TO his other names. Owing to a curious
aversion from anything suggesting stars or
stripes, Mr.. Aston Is never known to lift his
eyes at night. all the servants on his estate
are restricted TO check trousers. and eagles
are peremptorily refused permission to nest
In the Clieveden woods. In spite OF numerous
fisttering offers. Mr.. Aston. who Is a volumi-
nous author. refuses TO contribute TO any
other periodical but the Pail Mall Magazine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Mr.. RuDYARp KIPLiSo.

KiplinE. Rudyard. Poet Laureate and Re-
crulting Ser seant. was born all over the
world. some eighteen years ago. After a
lurid infancy at Westward Ho! In tho COM
pany Of stalky 4 Co. he emisrated TO India
at the ago Of O.. and swallowed II whole
In the following year the British Empire
was placed In his chars e. and II Is stu there.
A misgiving that England may have gone
too far In the matter Of self-esteem having
struck him In 1907. he wrote Tho Recess
sional." hut there are signs that he has since
forgotten II. His stories have a great popu-
larity. and his poems are In the repertory OF
every Volunteer: but II Is by his mastery
lyric, PAY. Pay. Pay that he holds bis
place In the great heart OF the people. who
are still paying and seem likely 10 continue
to do so (see Hlcks-B,ach).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

Austin, Elfred. Gardener. the son Of Ethel
wulf. was born at Ensland's Darlington. In
s7i A. ID. After serving his apprenticeship
to Sir Joseph Paxton he burnt his cakes
behind him and established a garden at Swim
ford Old Manor in Kent. notable for its Stand
ard roses. Visiting South Africa in search
OF bulbs for veronica's garden. he was impli-
Gated in the operations OF the Reform Com
mittee. and rode with Jameson on a Basuto
Pegasus. He afterward set NJ a Millenary
establishment at Winchester, 4 fashion Tor
the plumage OF singing birds then becoming
the vogue. the result was that. in Mr. Austln's
own happy phrase. 1.-The lark went up"-to .
positively fabulous price.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-31
FOR RnNT-RooMs.

c0MFoRTABLE, NICELY FURNISH
ed room; private family; suitable for two
young men or couple without children.
Suitable, care Morning News.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
ballroom suitable for lady or gentleman
SN York, east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-31

"ONE OF THE FINEST CORNERS
in the city, Bolton and Habersham;
nothing else like it on the street. c. H.
Dorset.
EIGHT LOTS, EACH THIRTY FEET,
fronting south on Bolton, lane in the rear,
Habersham, on the west and Price on the
east; this is a chance for an investor to
build a block like Mr.. Warnings, Just east
of Price, on Bolton. C. II. Dorsett.
THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS INCLUD-
ing the corner in Collinsville; no prettier
lots in the vicinity; will sell an inside lot
at $3.50. C. H. Dorset.
A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
Tattnall, near CASTOR, at Court House,
Tuesday, I'd; great bargain. c. H. Dor
sett.
AT AUCTION, NEXT TUESDAY, AT
the Court House, a residence on Haber-
sham street; see the advertisement. C..
II. Dorset.
TWO LOTS, ONE ON THIRTY-NINTH
and one on Fortieth, between Barnard
and Jefferson on as liberal terms as are
ever offered, at auction, at Court House,
April g. c. H. Dorset.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
Tuesday, May 6, property belonging to
JACKSON eSldleg dSSI6SdAAbS hCoAAJ |AaS
hundred thousand dollars. For particu-
lars see j. E. Fulton & Son, agents.
Youmans & Demmond, auctioneers.
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
SHOWN BELOW. IF YOU ARE AT
ALL INTERESTED IN REAL ESTATE
THEY WILL GIVE YOU VALUABLE
INFORMATION. JOHN l.. ARCHER, 10
PROVIDENT BUILDING.
GOOD INVESTMENTS: FOUR GOOD
brick houses on East Broad street, taking
in the entire block between Hull and Nc
Donough They are splendid renters and
can be bought cheap. John L. Archer
STORE AND RESIDENCE ON BIG
LOT CORNER WATERS AVENUE AND
WHEATON STREET, FOR THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. JOHN l..
ARCHER.
COTTAGE AND LOT s2XsO FEET,
NORTHWEST CORNER LINCOLN AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, AT SIX HUN
DRIED DOLLARS. THE LOTS ARE
WORTH MORE THAN THIS JOHN L.
ARCHER.
NO 112 SECOND STREET, EAST, BE-
tween Abercorn and Drayton; house cost
about three thousand TO build, lot worth
dfteen hundred; owner is out of city and
must sell. twenty-five hundred; can lend
YOU almost the whole amount. John L.
Archer.
A CONGRESS STREET STORE FOR
seven thousand; 1t is between whitaker
and Barnard; can get you loan OF SIX
thousand and 1t will pay you ten per cent
John Archer.
WE HAVE SOME SPLENDID GAS
TON STREET AND CHARLTON
STREET PROPERTY, THE VERY
REST REAL ESTATE IN SAVANNAH
FOR INVESTMENT OR RESIDENCE.
JOHN L. ARCHER.
HOMES. AND LOTS FOR HOMES;
10 a person wanting a good, comfortable
well-buiIt and well located bone, we offer
No ii2 second avenue, east, between AD-
ercorn and Drayton. Owner obliged 10
sell want an offer bad. We have lots
Throughout every part OF the southern Sec
lion. coilinsyilie and The Meadows. II
viii fake you i've minutes 20 get a list
ana Won viii DO yourself serious injus-
lice n YOU don't az least inquire. We can
give YOU a block Of lots On WaldDnfg
street. east, az $1,000 each, Two years VIII
see them 81 5000 each John l. Archer,
70 Proyidsnt building.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-31
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