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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Christmas Bows

Tied and put up in boxes.
Any woman would be- delighted to
get three or four Of these The gift is
more acceptable IL the tying is skilliul
and the ribbon newest
That's why you should go to Halc's.
Pay for the naterial-we do the rest
without charge
What's newest?
New French styles. Csc inches wide.
800 Imported styles never shown before
Liberty Satin. 33c-4k inches wide with
self f-colored dots. rich and beautiful
LOufsfne Ribbons mt 25c-Nearly six
inches wide. with hemstitched borders: come
in changeable effects. in pretty line OF light
shades. It's the favorite soft crush ribbon
for the neck. good 35c value we have at
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Ebony
Toilet Pieces.

Whtsk Broom. 50c-with sterling silver
mounted handle: Al quality
Salve Jar. 25c-filsss. with ebonized cover
sterling silver mourted. -
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Ribbons.

Hosts of .Ner0 Things for RoLi-
dan UsO.
Ribbon beauty and brightness now at
its height. That means a good deal at
Hale's. where you never see anything
but the prettiest and softcst ribbons.
Women have so many ribbon whims
il takes lively good store to keep up
with them. That's why they like to
come here.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

think il belonged TO the celluloid family.
Perhaps the most coveted OF them all
will be those with
Indian Head DESIGN
AS beautiful in color as any the writer
has seen this season.
Neclztie Box. s5c-Lithogrsph cover, satin
lined; Others az s. g. 81 SO. s..
Neektie Box, S1-5O-In new shade OF red
celiuio-d, handsomely decorated: extra large
Work Box. 3sc-A dainty little box in oval
Work Box. 69c-ovai shape fancy box with
mirror IN back OF cCver. fitted complete.
Work Box. S1.25-Barrel shape. full Gel
i1loio. fitted complete and with mirror in
shaving Set. s5c-1n fancy iithoeraph cel-
SEsTin- aug ana br|ss Otber SOfcre'ee shina "a
Shaving Set. s1.9S-In satin-iined case
with plate-glass hand mirror razor brush
and decorated china cup.
Collar and Gun Box, 49c-of imitation
cellulCid- satin lined. brass trirnuSugs
Collar and Cun Box. 75c-Ithosraphed
CombinatiRonri stiR rinee; c;oiI, r. 1HtTs god ya,ge
handkerchief BOX, sI.5O-In the new
Shaoe q red, lithograph cover and lined.
Collar. Gun and handkerchief Box.
S2-5O-Extra large, new design OF Indian
head on cover. in red celluloid. fancy litho-
graph decorations-
Toilet Case. SI-25-consistine OF br1sb-
comb and French plate mirror. In satin-lined.
Toilet Set. ss.s5-BrushH h. comb % ana and mirror nsros
with new design Indian head decoration. IN
fun cellulold case: something new and
pretty.
Toilet and Manicure Set. s2.oO-six
pieces. IN neatly decorated case hair hrr,sh
ana mirror have decorated backs.
Toilet Sets, From $500 TO SI5.OO-
Extra large and in fancy designs upright
cases. htted complete with Al quality 1T
Glove and Handkerchief Box. 81 I.oo
Set-Ot Imitation celluloid. decorated. and
itne1 with
Glove and Handkerchief Box. xI.G5-
Pull cellU0id top satin lined in fancy
shapes. nicely decorated
Ol0Ee and handkerchief Box 81 Ok
Set-ln black ceIiploid. with embossed cover
satln lined something entirely new
Photograph Albums. q 4 90 TO $40 90
CeIlulOld and plush hack covers A new ana
. complete line - the latest designs :
Autograph Albums, Sc-Wfth fancy eov.
erS and cOlored pages
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ls-inch wheel, steel and wrought
IRON; oiack enameled. nicely up
and on W.
Velocipedes SITS.
Enameled in black or red, gaivan-
iEed steel pedals and wheels. leather
seat. Other sizes 50. 81 25, So. up to IS.
Tricycle. Wagons 1915.
With sheet iron box. reversible seat.
steel wheels. strong and durable,
works like tricycle.. Just the thing
for the boys.
Christmas Tree Ornaments.
A great variety Of beads. birds.
balls. angels. trees. Santa Claus. tin
sci. tree tops, candle holders, candles
and bon bons. l0c dozen to SOC each.
orchestrion or Music Box CSC.
AZ inches by inches. painted and
striped.
Dairy Sets lee.
Natural wood; the regular sc sets.
Sheep Folds Acc.
With 10 woody sheep. shepherd and
dog: box Is l0xl2 inches.
Larger size. Sc.
Doll Cabs Acc.
Rattan bodies. 1s inches long. steel
wheels and star gear.
Boys Tool Chests 1oc.
Containing pieces.
Others at 25c. 49c and up to SO.
Table Croquet 23c.
Set for persons. nicely striped.
Others at 49c. 75c. CSC. 81 Is.
Battledore and Shuttlecock Acc
Two rackets. arrows and celluloid
balls.
Magic Boxes csc. -
With revolving figures and wires.
The Fairy Ark 22c.
Fancy shape. has colored nictnres
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8lC Pr.
Regular
$l.OO
Gloves.

Wish We could do this all the time.
Only got 1900 pairs-last of the sec
ond installment. You know we get them
but twice year
It's such a good glove-so stylish and
so we'll made-that we are accepting
less profits (and so is the maker) in
order to popularize it. You get Just as
much as when you pay dollar.
There is every size, 5E TO III, and In such
colors as tau, mode, brown. black and gray.
It's a heavy German lambskin glove. beauti-
fully stitched backs; carefully shaped and
sewed: fastened with two clasps.
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AUTOGRAPH Albums, IOc.
Cloth covered, with assorted colored pages
Extra large.
Autograph Albums. 70c-Diamond shape,
celluloid 'front.' tiger plush back. Extra quail
ity Of paper and binding.
Autograph Album, e1.OO-Large square
shape. fancy autographed celluloid cover.
tiger plush back. assorted eolors and deco
rated pages
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What a splendid present they would
make, but Of course you want to be care
full to get the prettiest designs. Either
Artists Medel," are good pieces at SOC
each.' making the prettiest kind of pill
lows.
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Soldier Sets 35c-
Come on card consisting OF cap, gun,
SWORD and epaulets. Others up to 81 80.
Crokinole Boards 75c.
25-inch ones with checker board COM
bination. It's n board never known 10
sell before at 73c. We expect to make
quite q stir with them at the price II
you want something more elaborate. CSC.
81 25. 81 40. 81 9S
Ten Pins csc.
Hard wood. painted and vanished
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Silk floss pillow.
Cord and tassel. el................5Oc
P1Sh ..+sss.sss.ss....,..... &c
FhioW TOP ..........s.........-.OO
Complete ...................S1.6 ga
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CoIored Satins SOC and 75c.

CoIored Satins SOC and 75c.
In new and fancy colors; quite the
thing for art use; beautiful lustrous fin
ished. standard made cloth, 10 and "a
inches wide, SOC and 75c.
Neivets SI.OO.
The best shades. and we have got
more shades now than ever-all the new
castors. blues, greens. so popular now,
are included.
Black Surah and
We are proud of Our black silks.
they can be.
The Surahs have a very soft finish,
heavy double warp especially adapted
for reefers-25 inches wide. 75c: p
inches wide, 81 90, 81 25. 81 so.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
The Big
Doll Party

I'll AA
ON THIRD FLOOR this week affords
a splendid opportunity for you to see
the different kinds OF dolls that have
been born in the last year. It's the
greatest family reunion We ever saw.
1894 DoIlies
(According to Wednesdays census.)
And not one of them year old. OF all
nationalities-dressed or partly dressed
-dollies that walk or sleep or sit up.
some OF them so real they've got our
hair
See them? Better ask. Going to miss
them? Read these six SPECIAL Of
FERs and then see if you can keep
away.
SI.OO Doll Use.
KID body riveted joints moving eyes. fine
wig. as well as shoes and stockings, measures
Is inches. and worth according 10 ordinary
standards 81 co.; our price 76c.
Jointed Dolls CSC.
With curly wig. sleeping eyes. shoes and
Dressed Dolls 9Sc.
That go 10 sleep. have long curls. have
large variety OF dresses.
Kid Body Dolls Sl.25.
with bisque head. sleeping eyes sewed wig.
slippers and stockings.
SI.75 Dolls for SI.39.
Fun jointed. papier mache. 1siz inches. curly
wig. shoes and stockings.
19-inch Dolls SI.49.
Fine wig: moving eyes. shoes and stockings
Finely made body.
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Black Surah and
Dress Goods Values.

-SI25 Chevtots 75c 800 Covsrts sec
-Fnncu ZbeIines A5c -125c PsrcGIine SIC
-.S6tnch Like Satin Lining for 25c
in midst of the under
stmin flooding the
Cheviots 75c5o The Mbeines at 4oc1s fancy
wide CLOTH blues
ana greens 81 TlenS
Marine.
brown and navy. in inche
The 32c-Are 36 91-
OF
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-06-08

Chiffon and silk. June sale. 81. SO
Children's and misses hats at big
reductions in price.
Buy your millinery during this sale
SUMMER Wash GOODS.
All imported Swisses and fine silk
novelties, sold at 81 SO. June sale,
per yard ........... Que
Fine imported Mercerized Foulards
beautiful designs and cOlOrings.
June sale, per yard. -. 25c
French Tissues, delightful styles,
so popular for shirt waists, yd. Csc
Erin Dimities and Batistes in beau
tiful styles and COlorings, will
wash better than the grades sold
elsewhere for Csc a yard. June
sale, a yard ....... 15c
One case 1Oc Dimities and Lawns,
good range of cOlOrs, per yard. &c
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-06-08
White Dress
Goods

We are selling large quantities
daily. India Linons wash, wear
and look better than any other fab
ric on the market for the price.
&C. qualities India Linons, yd 8 PC
7Hc quail. India LinOns, yd E. Sc
1Oc quail. India Linons, yard. 7Hc
lac quail. India Linons, yard. 1Oc
16c quail. India Linons, yard. 2Hc
22c quail. India Linons, yard. 15c
35c quail. India Linons, yard Csc
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-06-08
$1,000 SUIT SALE.

A very special line of all wool We
netian, Covert, Homespun and Che
viot tailored suits, made with Elton,
tight or blouse jacket; Z
gore skirt, splendidly made, June
sale price ...........$ $1,000
Suits asked $1,000 and $40. 90
for elsewhere.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-06-08
GOLF SKIRTS FOR S3.5Ol

so Golf Skirts in all wool golf
suitings; cOlOrs, grey, tans and
browns. June sale to close SO so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16

known only 20 childhood, and disposed n
the refreshments With a zesf Of appetite
which manifested their huge enJoyiuent OF
ihe savory th;ngu provided
Mrs. j. l.. Dupree' president OF this line
Of work in Houston, was untiring 10 her
efforts to see Jhlt the children had good
time and that none OF them could feel IN
the least neglected. Mrs. Duprce repre-
fents the fYe Methodist churches ~ Hous-
ion I'm this york aud Is known as city mis-
sicnnry. Mrs. Presley *. Ewing Is the
state president
On account uf the repair work which has
Ieen In progress Incident IN an extensive
addition 20 the sunday school room. the
me etings ~ the sunshine club have been
abandoned f0- a time. and the entert1u
twofold purpose OF providing the gonng
sters with Q pleasant hour on 50 ard 90
nppounee 10 .he children that the meet
ings and the work Of the club VIII be re-.
sumed with their accustomed regularity
frCr This 1atr Heretofore sunday school
has been conducted every sabbath after
nnf n M / q olncf: the meetings % the Eirls
eewInn school have hfen held on saturday
AFTERNOON 81 4 o'clock. and the boys have
been meeting on Saturdays ~ the tore
noon But now that school Is out the
children can assemble at the Sunday school
room at any time aud devote themselves n
reading and To- the games which are pro
yided eve want them to feel that some
one loves them and has deep snterest ~
them Z" said Mrs Dupree. referring 20 the
ea,bertnr ~ cnrlv heads All abont her
irhe SUNSHINE club was organized on last
sshoni-sgi,iflg day hy MIS- Dnpree. and
,!nes Ms luitiaI meeting tn chhdren nave
m0nifested lively Interest ~ ne "San
lsailon. Al the meeting. Friday are
~ Naw York. who originated the Sunshine
eirh'. ,,c,ament presented the ORGANIZATION
MIN handsomely bound hook
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16

After the source Of the trouble has been
found and removed by a ltneman, or after
the lightning ceases. il Is but moments
work 10 Insert another fuse and restore
the connection.
The switchboard IL OF the latest and best
design on the market. being. In fact. two
boards, Enclosed In an elegant frame so
constructed as to permit additional sections
being placed when needed for growth.
Above the board Is placed a large number
Of ineandescent lamps. one for each wire
IN the office these lamps exercise o double
function their resistance prevents Injury
20 the dynamos In case wire becomes
shor'circulted or grounded close 70 n" ~.
dee and II an accidental shortcircuiting or
grounding does occur the lamp begins TO
brightly glow Immediately aIrer,ng ,nr IA
tentiou OF the attendants IN the office 10
the abnormal condition OF the wire con
nected with the glowing lamp
~
Occupying the central position that Hous
ton does, this telegraph orice has TO bear
the brunt Of great mauy emergencies oe
curing IN the state. q case in point which
yearly every one remembers being the Cal
weston storm when kilograms were brought
10 Houston by couriers In bushcl baskets
Tor more thnn week and the whole United
states was depending on this office for
telegraphic communication with Galveston
aud the surrounding section; therefore the
advantage Of having q large reserve OF M
cillties is n matter OF congratulation, not
only Ia the employees Of the office. who are
liable 10 these emergency drafts but 20 the
pnhlic as well; and In this connection ia
may be stated that since the DYNAMO syk'
tem was adopted the presence 81 an attend
ant Is necessary every minute of the year
and inc offIce Is never closed. which fact
itself Il matter that Is Hahie 70 become
~ Importance 70 any citizen 81 any tiIpe,
as in came OF illness, etc.
~
other Improvements IN the Office ar.
rangements. some u which are mol yet
completed. relate principally to the con.
yenience and ecmfoft o. employees. such as
cloak rooms. instrument rooms typewriter
racks. etc, aud need not be enumerated.
but Il may safely be asserted that when
the work Is fnally completed Honst0u can
hoast of one OF the most complete aud up
10 date telegraph Offices IN the West.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16

the total volume OF noise in the room
would be deafenl1g
Upon the table beside the sonnder Is
placed fuse and incandescent lamp the
Offices performed by them being the same
as In the main line circuits, TO be de-
scribed further The remaining machines
are all arranged in groups OF three, two
being In service and one idle, the groups
furnishing current respectively OF ~, lsO'
$50 and $50 volts. The 30 and $50 ma
chimes, positive and negative pole Of
supply the single" or ordinary Morse
wires; and the 200 and $50 machines are
connected directly with the duplex and
qnadrupleH tables. the wires necessary for
these connections being laid under the
floor Of the room in cement and cypress
conduits. extending from the dynamo
bench In main and lateral leads TO the
various tables.
While the pressure or voltage Of the va
rlons machines is always constant, the
amount Of current each machine is capable
OF furnishing is vastly in excess Of the
present requirements. thus, II al the wires
we're worked single" that Is, upon the
usual plan whereby only one message at a
time Is sent upon one wire. one machine
is more than capable Of supplying re
auisite current for every wire In the or
zee: 10 work some Of them single and
some duplexed or quadruplexed. Two ma
chimes are CAPABLE Of running the whole
thing With neatness and dispatch. Re
memhering that there are dozen machines
In the plant. IT viii be seen that future
growth Is provided for upon lavish scale
A large gang OF llnemen. has been constantly
employed slnee the middle Of February, and
IA SIN employed in rebuilding the lines
throughout the city; their work is general
lv in the line Of settling large new poles
taking down old wire and putting up new
and In erecting a large number OF aerial
cables. radiatIng in different directions from
the main Office. These aerial cables con
TAIN from six TO nineteen wires each, and
IN ali cases their capacity allows large
margin for growth. large numner OF Al
dittoual trunk wires being already pfolsel,
I'll for building in the near future wires
entering the city upon the various t Aii-
rcsds finally reach the Office through these
.ohies The latter terminating IN rows be-
alma d large double switchboard
'Thes,. rows consist Of d large aampef
~ porcelain fuseblocks, containing ipsesi
the object OF which u 10 protect tne ~
ace against thes dangerous effects OF hsAt,
49, and arfideptal crosses with foreign
s',i,lss carving dangerous currents; snch a.
slectric lights trolleys, etc. shouid ONE ~
ne telcxraph wires be struck ~ hgnlnlhs
cr nirk m "A dangerous current Dy ctu 49,
he first thing that happens - thal me ~
cess current burns out ana destroys .n IA
tnse. thereby hrcaklng the eopnsse'oe He s..'
keeping the current suAios ''s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
Hlns Are in Demand.

A. b. Mayes mas just returned from MatA-
gorda county, where be has purchased for
himself aud associates 1000 acres OF land
situated on the famous Big hll, which
fronts the bay shore. Tais hin has an ele-
walton of thlrts-e{eht feet above sea level
~ recently shown by the county surveyor,
They nov own ard coutrOl under thsir con-
tract the entire nil property sud expect 20
close 4 deal Monday with parties 10 put
down a test we'll Operations are 70 be-
gin al the earliest possible date. They re-
non q number or snies and now have sur
veyors on the ground snbdtyldiEg II inte
lois e9 ave and ten acres.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
ALAwFUL RESIDENT.


Mr.. You Iona Satisfied Commissioner
punr OF His Rights in America
Mr. You Long. native Of lhs Csiestiol
empire was up before Commissioner rIacy
3. Dunn OF the Federal court yesterday
on a charge Of unlawful resldeR e Ia this
land Of the star spangled HAMMER, home
" the free. etc. After tA)smgl on.
animation OF Mr. You Longs certificate Of
residence called chock chez IN the Ch'nese
language Commissloner Dunn Ba.lsie him.
self that the defendant is enat O. to rest
denee IN the United States and dischalced
him. The bearing had been pcn,ling since
May ~ and had been continued tgtce ia
order 20 give Mr.. You Long an opportunity
10 secure from the office Of the collector Of
deuce certificate, the original hIHIg lCcn
50 badly enaced AZ TO render IT unlnielllgi.
bile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
cHleFs o. PoLloe.
Annual State Meeting VIII Be Held m
Galveston June 20 to %.

Annual state W@NNNfd 49,
Galveston June 20 to 2s
On june 2g. y and 2s nc chiefs o. 20,
lice and elty marshais Of Texas VIII hold
their anaual state meeting az Galveston
MN. +. Forrest Of this CITY. secretary
and TREASURER 81 The organlzation. Is en-
gagged 81 sendirg ont letters 10 menl''+rs
OF the organization urging thcir attendance
on the Galveston meeting There are
number Of matters that are rrg1rdcd rs
being Of vital Importance 20 NE assoeia-
ton which Win come up for consideration
OF this meetin.,. aud fog this rrgson nj
FOR others fui attendance nt ibe mem
bershfn h desired aHe asatrar - @iiirh
special attention viii be paid Z the pfafg
sffiou looking 10 the securing Al tue hAnnh
81 fhe Sfate of en- Industrial school fur
ineorrlgihie children. This mafiel has al
ready been before the lesislaiare, Va whiei.
IL received favorable consideration. Cher
Gus AmInson - Galveston - being aided
N his efforts 70 arrange so ipteressing
pfezran, BY the neinbefs Of tae e1ecetite
conmlttee. AessFs. ]. Q. Blackburn. ~. y
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eANkRupTcY PRocEepINes.
Meetings OF Several Creditors Were Held
Before Referee Burnett Yesterday.

Mcetin0a OF several Jfcditofa Were Held
Before Referee Burnett Yesterday.
Meetings OF creditors were held at the
office Of Judge James X. Burnett, referee
In bankruptcy for the Eastern Fedeia. els
trIct of Texas. IN the cases Of l.. W.
brown Of Van Week, " Daaalsan of
Brookshire aud G. p Sale OF Houston. In
the Brown and Donisan euses the marshal
was Authorized 70 sell the goods lcleng
Ing 10 the Estates IN the sale case 30
assfts are scheduled and no trustee vas
appointed
IN the case Of George seytler, ate cf
Rosenberg, q dividend Of ~ per tens 0as
been declared and VIII be pail a. cred
Galveston
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Eahn, I'D y, Ketehum and Mr. James. Il
Is eH pected mat the morning hours Of
tho trrce days meet viii he given over 70
trsincss aud the afternoons To social mar
ters rhe meeting is being looked forward
% with many pleaeurabIe anlIclnall9na.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
rHg suMsAINE cLue.
M ENJOYABLE Gathering OF Younosterl
Er,dav Afternoon

Ffiday NTlcTnooN.
The membership Of the Sunshine club
embracing sixty newsboys anil 6fry girls
az the sewing school made merry Friday
nfternoou In the sunday school room ~
shearn Nc.hodlst church. Qaite number
n games. especially adapted for the little
recpie, were provided. and delicious re
frsehments we're served, The chtltrga en-
Gagged In the Gamas Win ths entnusinam
Evening star., 1901-11-13

The necht Credit
Way enables you to
buy what you wish
and pay weekly os
moathiy.
Evening star., 1901-11-13
Refreshing Sleep.
how to Get 1t Without
Taking Drugs.

Can't you sleePt--
Do you know the erreason yvhyY
Do you realize what will happen to
you II you keep ON Without sleep,
There Is nothing 80 dangerou. nm
less 1t in the danger that exists In
taking drugs ana narcotics to pro-
duce sleep.
There II n" need of doing this. Why
not try Moxie: You know 1t W ell ms n
summer beverage, Learn to UNDER
stand It's value as a winter drink,
and as something that Will DO YOU
GOOD.
A glass of MOxie taken before retIr-
ing mt night feeds the nerves. The
blood will be drawn from the head.
The digestive functions will act nor
mally. Sweet sleep will result.
1t IL worth amy. ones while to have
Moxic In the house. 1t is a drink you
can offer to any one. MOxie does good
and positively contains nothing
harmful.
Evening star., 1901-11-13

An almost unlimited variety Of
styles and fairies brcadcioths, We
netian cloths. cheviots. homespuns.
etc. in every popular color. made
with Eton and coat effects, in q va
rfety OF trimmings; fare and founce
gkirts-$22 to S25 usually.
Evening star., 1901-11-13
ROYAL PAIR SEEK DIVORCE.
Grand Duke and Duchess of Hesse
Long Estranged.

A Berlin dispatch says: There appears
to be foundation for the renewed reports
that divorce Of the Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess OF Hesse is impending. In
compatibility of temper. long existing. ap-
pears to have reached the point where q
separation Is inevitable. They are both
grandchildren OF the late Queen Victoria,
who, with the czar and an extraordinary
assemblage of other sovereigns. was PRES
ent at the wedding, which took place at
Coburg April 10. 1894.
The grand duchess is regarded as one Of
the most beautiful prfncesses of Europe.
She and the grand duke were estranRed
during the first year Of their marriage
She left him and went to stay with her
elder sister. the Crown Princess Of Rou-
mania. Queen Victoria invited her and
her husband to visit England and managed
to restore a semblance of peace. but that
soon disappeared. The grand duke Is re-
ported to be a man of sullen, querulous
temper. while the grand duchess Is high
spirited.
Evening star., 1901-11-13
The Henceck ID NaEeselel.

cablegram received at the War Depart
ment says that the Hancock arrived at
Nagasaki yesterday and would sail today
for San Francisco. The Hancock brings
th@ belated passengers OF the Sheridan and
the Warren. The dispatch also states that
the sheridan Is out OF dry dock and VIII
sail about November l0.
Evening star., 1901-11-13

cred several hundred followers and at
lacked an Afghan post of 200 troops, CON-
manded by Ali Akbar, near the frontier
All Akbar drove the rebels over the from
tier. losing one officer and nine soldiers
killed.
report, then arrested Ali Akbar, while Je-
handad Khan fed to Kurram valley. Habih
Uliah has ordered the troops to pursue Je-
handad Khan"
Evening star., 1901-11-13

The University Of Chicago has offered a
site for the proposed French school, for
study Of American Industrial methods.