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veloped into pneumonia, while carry
ing the baby Victoria In his arms
about the grounds around Kensington.
Her mother, the Duchess of Kent,
practically devoted her life to the rear
ing Of the little girl. One day Of the
little Princess's life was much like
another. She rose early, breakfasted
simply at a. m. After breakfast she
mounted her donkey and rode around
Kensington gardens accompanied by
her nurse.
From 10 to IL o'clock she received
instructions from her mother. Then
she romped through the palace. with
her nurse. Mrs. Breck, whom she af-
fectionately called Dear, dear Bop
py." At p. m. she lunched with her
mother, then there were lessons until
o. m. Seven o'clock was the dinner
hour. She had barely passed out Of
the hands of her governess when she
became Queen.
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The Aged Ruler Of Great Britain
Peacefully Passed Away at
Osborne House, Surround.
Cd by Her Family.
EDWARD VII. NOW KING
Pathetic Scenes in the Bedchamber-.
End Of the Longest Reign
in English History.

London.-Queen Victoria, Empress
Of India, is dead. She passed from life
without struggle. Her end was pain
less. She expired as one sinks into
sleep.
The Queen is said to have hidden
farewell in feeble monosyllables to
her family. assembled at her bedside.
She first recognized the Prince Of
Wales. to whom she spoke few
words Of great moment; then Emperor
William and the others present filed
past and heard a whispered good-by.
All those in the bedroom were in
tears.
A family council was held and the
Prince of Wales was notified by Lord
Clarendon, the new Lord Chamber
lain, of the death Of his mother and
his accession to the throne. Albert
Edward, Prince of Wales. Is now
Edward VII, King of Great Britain
and Ireland and Emperor Of India.
Her death was not unexpected. For
some time it was known that the vital
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that the Princess was in such sweet
sleep that she could not venture to dis
turb her.
"Then they said: we are come on
business of state to the Queen, and
even her sleep must give way to that
It did.
I'm a few moments she came into
the room in loose white night gown
and shawl, her night cap thrown off
and her hair falling upon her shoul-
ders, her feet in slippers, tears in her
eye, but perff city collected and dig
nified.
1.-The Lord Chamberlain knelt down
and presented a paper to the aston
ished girl, announcing the death Of her
uncle and notifying her that she was
his successor.
1.-THE girl could say nothing and the
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Was Long Unappreciated.

It is hard 10 realize. says writer in
the Methodist Magazine, when we see
Chamonix crowded with summer visi-
tors, how short time has really
elapsed since it was a remote mountain
village, consisting Of the few huts
clustered around: the priory and scarce
ly ever receiving q visitor from the
outer world, but in the comparative
desertion Of winter such q state Of
things is, easier to conceive. The men
who dared to venture on the glaciers
100 years ago in search Of crystals or
chamois brought back strange stories
of wild witch dances in those terrible
wildernesses Of dragons and monsters.
A Geneva professor, Jacob Scheuch-
zer by name, printed in all seriousness
an account of the dragons of Mount
Blanc. The travellers who came by
chance into the Alpine valleys in5ulged
in none of the raptures which are So
familiar to US.
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THE QUEENS CHILDHOOD.
Little Victoria Loved Dolls Dearly, and
Made Dolls Dresses.

Little Victoria Loved Dolls Dearly, and
Made Dolls Dresses.
The childhood f Victoria was much
more simple and unrestricted than
would have been the case had it been
known that she would become the
Queen Of England. She was born in
Kensington Palace, May "a, 1919, and
lived there the greater part of the time
until the death Of WiAiam ". made
her Queen. She was a happy little
child, and her amusements were much
the same as those Of other English
girls.
No little girl ever loved dolls more
dearly than did Victoria. When She
became old enough to manage needle,
thread and thimble she made with her
own fingers dresses, coats and hats for
her children, as she called them. She
had 80 houses and doll furniture.
Victoria played with the dolls long
after the period that the average child
devotes to such pleasure.
Victoria was deprived of her fathers
care early in her infancy. The Duke
of Kent contracted a cold, which de-
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ASKED THE PRINCE TO MARRY HER
Following Royal Etiquette Victoria Her
self Proposed to Suitor.

Following Royal Etiquette Victoria Her
self Proposed to Suitor.
The Queen proposed marriage to the
man who became her husband. Royal
etiquette imposed the difficult task
upon Victoria. as she was a Queen
and the man Of her choice, Prince AL
bert, was of inferior rank and station.
No other romance ever figured in her
life, though scores af mighty suitors
sought her hand
In her infancy she was consecrated
to her first cousin, Francis Charles Au-
gustine Albert Emanuel, second son
of Ernest, Duke of Saxe-Coburg Saal-
field. Albert's father and ViToria's
mother were brother and sister, chill
dren of the Duke Of Coburg. She
grew up with the idea so firmly i'm
bedded in her thoughts that she was
to be the wife of Prince Albert that
it never occurred to her to alter the
arrangement after she became Queen.
Albert and Victoria met for the first
time when they were both about sew
enteen years of age. She had been
Queen a trife more than two years
when she proposed marriage to the
Prince and he dutifully accepted.
Duty and official procedure compelled
her to personally announce her en-
gagement to her Privy Council. So on
November. 23, 1880. the Privy Council
was summoned specially to Bucking-
ham Palace to receive the announce
ment. She read the declaration in
clear, sonorous, sweet-toned voice, but
her hands trembled so excessively that
the listeners wondered she was able
to read the paper which she held.
Victoria did not believe In lengthy
engagements. At noon on FEBRUARY
10, 1S4O, the Queen was welded to the
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NoWyy GleanlnRG,

The German coinage for 1900 was
about $50, 100000.
Germany's Meat Inspection law will
be put into effect as soon as possible.
The Japanese Government has de-
cided to construct five torpedo de-
stroyers.
A British punitive expedition has
routed a force Of rebels of Gambia,
West Africa.
Nearly $4.O000O0 has been expended
on the British royal yacht Victoria and
Albert, whose defects render her prac-
tically worthless.
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The effect Of strong and continual
sunshine on the features is, 1t seems,
most damaging. A writer in the Sgd
ney Bulletin points out that the women
in some parts of Queensland are con-
tracing lifted upper lip. This he at
tributes to the fierce Queensland sun
light, which causes one to contract the
facial muscles near the eyes in order
to avoid the glare. The rest Of the
face is, of course, affected by these
muscles.
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sl5,ooo,ooo FOR COAL LAND.
j. P. Morgan & Co. Buy $4,000 Acres In
Greene County, Penn.

Pittsburg, PENN. Pierpont Nor
gan & Co. have concluded the pur-
chase of $1,000 acres Of coal land in
Greene County for $15,000,000. The
land was controlled by syndicate OF
Pittsburg and Westmoreland County
men. 'E
They had the land under option at
SIS an acre aud sold 1t for 5000 an
acre, clearing $9,375.000. Morgan &
Co., it is said, acquired the land for the
use of the National Tube Company,
Federal Steel Company and other iu-
tlustrial concerns backed by them.
The vein is good grade of steam
and coke coal. The land will be opened
Up by running railroads through it.
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Minor Mention,

Envelopes were first used in 1889.
Venice has more than 400 canal
bridges.
The postal deficit in Canada last year
was $461,000.
Horses are now being sent to South
Africa at the rate of about 5000 a
month.
Since May /, 1900, about 10000 head
of cattle have been sent from Florida
ports to Cuba.
Great Britain has decided to build
two battleships intended to be the
largest In the world.
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Three skatsrs Drowned .

Seventeen-year-old Walter E. Bay
les. Of the Princeton, N. j., preparatory
school, while skating, broke through
the ice and was drowned. Benjamin
Post, aged eighteen and Charles Walt
ers. aged seventeen, were drowned in
Dundee Lake, near Paterson, N. j..
while skating,
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HER .cELLULoID COMB EXPLODED.
Now Miss Doyle Has No Hair and Is
Painfully Burned.

Birmingham, Ala.-Miss Mary Doyle,
q finisher of photographs. met with
severe injuries at her home here by
the explosion of celluloid comb in her;
hair.
She fell asleep in chair in front of
a blazing fire, when the comb became
heated and burst into flames. The ex-
plosion awoke the young woman, but
her hair was in blaze in moment.
Her screams attracted her mother,
who attempted to pull the burning
comb from the hair. receiving painful
injuries. Miss Doyle ran to O barrel
of water and extinguished the fame.
She has no hair now and is painfully
burned.
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Ayers
Cherry
PectOra1

The cure is so easy now, it's
astonishing any one should run
the risk of pneumoni,. and con-
sumption, isn't:t? For asthma.
Group, whooping-cough, bron~
chitis, consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs of all kinds,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has
been the one great family medi-
cine for sixty years.
Three sizes: 2Sc., 50c., Sl.W.
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The Cuban Constitution.

The Central Committee Of the CubaI
Constitutional Convention, at Havana.
reported the draft Of the proposed con.
stitution to the convention. 1t con-
tains no provisions regarding the fu-
ture relations of the United States and
Cuba.
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Will Flood Mexico With Chinese

A steamship company recently or
ganized at San Francisco, Cal. plans
to colonize Mexico with Oriental labor
ers. The promoters have obtained
from Mexico a vast concession of fish
ing privileges and lands. They pro-
pose to bring 100000 Chinese to
Mexico and establish fisheries. can
neries and warehouses.
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Indians Hold a Big Potlatcl,,

From Ahousett, Alaska. comes news
Of a big potlatch recently held there
and attended by over 800 Nootka and
Hoonah Indians. Dancing feats aud
other, Indian ceremonials were fea.
features of the affair. The potlatch
ended with q feast. -
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Archbishop announced >that he had
come by desire of Queen Adelaide,
widow of King William, who wanted
Victoria to know of the peaceful
death of her uncle.
"The Queens first words were ad-
dressed to the Primate. She said: I
beg your grace to pray for me- which
he did"
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Sold Her Child to an Indian.

Word comes from Sheridan. Wyo,
that white woman named Anderson.
living on Powder River, recently trad
ed her two-year-old daughter to an
Indian from the Cro7 Reservation,
Mon, for seven head of ponies. The
authorities are investigating the mat
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Snow on Cuba's Mountains.

Snow has fallen on the mountains
of Cuba. where the islanders are suf-
fering from temperature of sixty
degrees.
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New>Senator From Kansas.

J. R. Burton. Republican. was elect
ed by the Legislature Of Kansas Uni
ted States Senator to succeed Lucien
Baker.
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Best For the Bowels.

No matter what ails you, headache to a
cancer, you will never get we'll until your
bowels are put right. CAscARfTs help
nature, cure you without grlpe or pain,
produce easy natural movements, cost you
Just 10 cents to start getting your health
back. CAscAaETs Candy Cathartlc, the
genuine, put up In metal boxes, every tab
let has C.O.C. stamped on 1t. Beware Of
limitations.
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Germany and Switzerland produce
over 100000 glass eyes in a year, and
a Paris manufacturer, with a reputa-
ton for finer work, some 100000.
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Tyy Grain-O! Try Grain.O!
age of GRA1N-O. the new food drink that takes
the place of coffee. The children NAV drink it
without injury as we'll as the adult. All who try
it. like it. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown
of Mocha or Java. but it is made from pure
grains. and the most delicate stomach receives
it without distress. Il the price Of coffee.
Is and 25c. per package. Sold by all grocers.
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Welded His Stepmother.

William Grady, farmer, of Adair
County, Ky, married his stepmother.
One year ago his father was kicked
to death by mule and the widow set
the time for her second marriage on
this date on that account Th, we'd
ding was a swell country affair.
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m,nnesota Chooses Senators.

United States Senator Knute Nelson
was reelected by the Legislature of
Minnesota for a term Of six years.
Moses E. Clapp was chosen 10 succeed
the late Cushman X. Davis for short
form
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Private Letter Boxes Must Go.

The House Of Representatives. at
Washington has unanimously passed
a new section to the postal laws for
bidding private postofhces or the use
of private letter boxes.
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There is said to be danger that the
supply of underground water in South
Dakota, obtained through artesian
wells. may be exhausted by the waste
Sulness Of the users.
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man Of her choice in the Chapel Royal.
st. James's Palace, less than three
months after the formal engagement.
QUEEN A CULTURED WOMAN.

Spoke Five Languages and Was a Great
Lover OF Children.
The most interesting and intimate
glimpse into the private affairs of the
Queen and into her recent home life Is
given in volume entitled "Private
Life Of the Queen by a Member Of the
Royal Household" and from which
the following information was cleaned:
Victoria was always a good talker,
reading widely and speaking five Ian
guages fiuently. She knew about all
the poets and artists Of note. and her
interest in the affairs of the world
never decreased on account Of age.
As she grew older the Queen displayed
a more marked interest in religious af-
fairs. She attended to all her religious
duties.
The Queen always displayed great
love for children. She had a standing
order for the picture Of every lineal
descendant newly born to be forward
ed to her.
In her declining years she cultivated
a habit for games at cards. She was
always fond of such games. however.
On her long travels. Patience was her
favorite game. Her Majesty had many
little fads, peculiar to her, intensified
with age. She had strong dislike to
new faces around her.
The Queen had the most utter abb
horrence for cats. Until soft electric
lights came into use She always in
sisted upon wax candles. The Queen.
while disliking cats. had The greatest
love for dogs and horses.
The annual income Of the Queen
amounted to S1.925. 900 year. all told.
She received the same allowance that
was given to George ". and William
w.. but while they left no sum unap-
propriated at the end Ct the year Vic
toria saved regularly over $4,000.
Her Majesty, in her own name, owned
1892 acres of land. which yielded
her yearly income Of more than
100000. The Queen was most gener-
Gus and frequently gave large sums OF
money in presents. All servants who
had been faithful to the Queen were
protected carefully by her. When
travelling she took only small retinue
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Senator Cullom Reelected.

In separate session the Senate and
House of the Illinois Legislature re-
elected United States Senator Shelby
n, Cullom for a term of six years. Y
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It Is stated that the men who live on
the mountain ranges Of California are
notable for their remarkably retentive
memories.
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Telve Years For SS55.000.

B. G. Lake, a well-known solicitor.
who was accused of misappcopriating
trust funds to the amount Of $3.50, 900.
at London, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to twelve years penal servi-
tllda
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Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once.
Go to your druggist to-day and get a sample
bottle free. Sold in 25, and so cent bottles.
Go at once, delays are dangerous.
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About 5000 horses are annually killed
in Spain in bull fights. At these con-
tests from 1000 to 1900 bulls are an
nually sacrificed.
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When lightning strikes tree it oc-
sionally converts the sap into steam,
which explodes and scatters the wood
In all directions.
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Dr. Greene
VIII Advise
You Without
OharHe.

The benefit OF
DR.. .Greene'sspecial
advice is at the dis
posal Of every sick
ly woman, and it Is
well. to write for it
or call and see DR..
Grecneat his Office,
IS w. 14th ST. , New
York City. Do
ing 50 may shorten
tho time required
for recovery Of full
strength, and give
information which
will guide Alright In
the future. Abso-
lutte confidence Is
observed in all con-
snltstions, and no
charge La made.
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that they requested an audience on
business of Importance.
after another delay and another
ringing to inquire the cause, the at.
tendant was summoned, who stated
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. The private fortune accumulated by
Queen Victoria Is very large. 1t is
estimated that her heirs will get at
least $35,OOO,OOO.
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Victoria Alexandrina .

Official Title-Queen of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland;
Defender of the Faith: Empress Of In.
dia; Sovereign Of the Order Of the Gar.
ter, the Thistle. st. Patrick, the Bath.
the Star of India. st. Michael and st.
George, and the Indian Empire. etc.
Born-May "a, 1919, at Kensington
Palace. London.
Baptized-June "a, 1919, as Alexan
drina Victoria.
Assembled the Throne-June 20, 1887.
Crowned-June 2S,. 1888.
Married-February1 10, 1910.
Name, as a wife-Mrs. Guelph.
First child born-Noyember 81, 1S40
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More Money For Hawaiian Officials

Senator G. D. Clark introduced a
bill into the Senate at Washington in
creasing the salary of officials of Ha-
wall. 1t gives the Governor $1,000 and
$500 as perquisites; the Justices Of the
Territorial Supreme Court. $4,000,
with $5Uu additional to the Chief JUS
tice, and the Judges of the Circuit
Court $4,000.
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Fine Kid Manufacture.

Fine kid is treated with mixture OF
fine flour and yokes of eggs. One fac
tory in London uses ten sacks of flour
and 1000 eggs q week for the purpose.
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The Best Prescription for ChiIls
and Fever is q bottle Of GROVES TAsTlLsss
CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply iron and quinins In
Q tasteless form. No cure-no pay. Price SOC.
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I am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
BINS, Maple ST., Norwich, N. Y, Feb. II, 1907.
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Celebrated Jubilee-June 20, 1897.
Died-January 90, 1901.
President NIcKinley's Coincidence

President McKfnley's Coincidence,
AS soon as President Mckinley was
Informed of Queen Victoria's death he
sent personal message of coincidence
direct to the Prince Of Wales.
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Even the professional animal trainer
shudders when he meets the gaze of lit
erary lion.
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II your druggist cannot supply yoq, send Us one
dollar and We will express . large bottle TO you.
ns,ss.s s sTpresS ONCE. Address, J. 6. AVER Co..
Lowell, Mass.
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Yon can't convince man that there is
nothing new under the sun when he has
neuralgia.
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II you want good digestion to walt up.
on your appetite" you should always chew
bar Of Adams Pepsln Tuttt tPruttt.
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Each package OF PUTNAM FADELEss DYE
colors either Silk, Wool or Cotton perfectly
at one boiling. Sold by all druggists.
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Oxford Is the greatest university IN
the world. 1t has 21 colleges and S
halls.
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Hoxsie,s Group Cure,

"V&slc's EouP SUTcs
The life saver Of children. Cures and pre-
vents Membraneous Group, Pneumonia and
Diphtheria. Scots. A. P. Hoxsie, Buffalo, NJ Y
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There are about 100000 acres Of
unoccupied public land yet remaining
in Montana.
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PORTO Rico to Raise a Large Fund.

The Porto Rican House has author
lied the island Treasurer to float a
loan of S3,oOO,O0O in the United States
and Europe. to be used to relieve agri-
cultural dcpreSSOn.
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Frey,s yermifuge Cures.

When a man let's drop a remark he
doesn't necessarily break his word.
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Outrages In Indian Terrific

More outrages by insurrectionary
Creeks are reported from the Indian
Territory.
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During 1890 Spain bought sixty
seven ships in England.
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Goyernor MCMILLAN Inaururated.

Governor Benton McMillin was in
augurated for his second term as Gov
ernor of Tennessee at Nashville.
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To Cure q Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoHo QuIN1NE TABLETS All
nruReists refund tho money II II fails 70 cure.
z. W. GRoyl's signature Is on each box. 2Sc.
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An Odd Eject of the Sun.

The best is tho cheapest. Carter's Ink Is the
best, yet it costs no more than the poorest.