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The sun., 1901-10-18
RAILWAY COMBINE.
First Move In Deal For Consoifda-
tion OF Northwestern Roads.

tiOn OF NOrthWcsteFn ROADS.
Burlington, Ia. Oct. 17.-What Is be-
lieyed to be the first tangible move in
the Hill-Morgan deal for the consolida
tion of northwestern roads was taken
here when articles Of incorporation fol
the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railway company were filed in the
county auditors office. Tie capital
stock of the new company is S100,000,.
600, and its object, as set forth in the
articles of incorporation, is TO acquire
the Burlington system and other roads
and to maintain a railroad in the states
Of Illinois. Iowa. Missouri. Kansas, Ne.
brassa Colorado, Wyoming. South Da.
kota. Montana. Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa. The life Of the corporation began
Oct. 10. 1901. and will continue fol
fifty years, with the principal place OF
business in Burlington, Ia
ii is said that the corporation will
+ take charge Of the Chicago, Burling
ION and Quincy Railroad company ana
the many lines leased and controlled bS
that company, and then transfer then
AL together to the Hill-Morgan syndi
cate.
This new corporation is legally en-
ttrely separate from the Chicago, Bur
lngton and Quincy Railroad company
The old company is Incorporated unde
the laws Of tile state of Illinois, Will
!, the new one is controlled by the law
! cf the state of Iowa. There is but on
! ehluge in the name of the company
) the old is railroad company, til
Lew railway" company.
The sun., 1901-10-18
For suppression OF Anarchy.

Washington, Oct. il. The board of
governors Of the national bureau Of
Identification. comprising leading po.
lice chiefs aud the head of the pinker-
Ton detectives have adopted a recom-
lr"Haation 70 be urged on congress for
legislation looking to the suppression
ot anarchy The recommendation
which will be forwarded TO each mem.
her Of the National Association of
Chiefs of Police, urges the necessity
for congressional legislation, defining
anarchy and authorizing all police otfi,
GERS TO arrest and prosecute all such
Offenders under that law who may be
found within their jurisdiction.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Found Gutity az MansIapehtcr

Kingston, y Il. Oct ~ Frank +.
Heroy, Charged with murder iii. the
first degree was found guilty of man.
slaughter in the first degree ana splr
tenced ~ Judge f'nrSman d Iannc.
mora prison for nineteen wears IIrroy
claimed ihn crime was committed III
self defense, but admitted that lie made
no attempt to escape .Iudge FuFsman
Charged tie jury e disregard tie ~elf
defense Plea
The sun., 1901-10-18
Pno Socialists On Tri,I

Amsterdam, y. ~. Oct il. The tlia
of Tohn 4 Wallace and Edmond / Lake.
the socialists arrested here sept ri.
willie holding public meeting iii Main
street, i on before Recorder Maxwell
and itfy. The accused are charged
with violating section 90 Of tile penal
code by Ohstrnrtug the streets ana dis.
tufbne lie public peace. City AtJal.
ney sullivan appears for the people and
Counselor Michael 7. Nolan IT Igog
for the socialists The trial IL exciting
widespread interest The socialists
holl mass meeting tonight at Canton
hall
The sun., 1901-10-18
Not Up in Cookery Slang.

When on one Of the recent hot
days the lady of the house sent her
maid out to do the marketing, she
admonishcd her TO get everything
fresh. and said:
Now, Mary, get some string beans
Break one Of them to see If they are
fresh, and ret two pounds of tripe
and pinch the tripe."
Mary looked indignant, and ther
blurted OUT
sure, wasn't brought up that
way, maam, and if you want any.
thing pinched youth have to go out
and do it yourself."-N. Y. Times.
The sun., 1901-10-18
MESSAGE TO BE- UNIQUE
President Will Depart From Usual
Lines.
WILL GIVE HIS OWN VIEWS
Reports of Secretaries Not to He In
clHded In Roosevelt's Address
to Congress-wnI he SUBJ
mitted Separately.

Washington. Oct. II. - President
Roosevelt will inaugurate one reform
n his message to congress which will
meet with general approval. He will
aontine the message to his own COM
ment on administration and legislative
problems and will not incorporate In 1t
abstracts of the reports of different
heads of departments, as has hitherto
been the custom. He will leave the
different secretaries to speak for them
selves, and he will speak for himself.
His message is to be more of depar-
ture than any since President Cleye-
lands on the tariff. 1t is to be differ
ent from that, however, in that it is to
deal with the entire range of national
problems and not be confined to sim
gle topic. The president has prepared
rough draft of it, which he has sub
mitted to members of his cabinet.
1t is safe to say that the message is
TO be especially emphatic on the ques-
ton OF strong navy. The president
also will have something TO say about
! improvements in army administration
ani will recommend legislation to
! strengthen the financial position of the
/ United States 4 word is TO be said
/ about reciprocity, a Pacific cable, our
relations With Great Britain, and the
problem of the government of the
Philippines is 10 be treated with the
presidents accustomed yigor. In short
10 problem confronting the admins
tration is to be shilked.
No Changes In Cabinet.
Notwithstanding all reports to tht
contrary, there is no likelihood of any
change in the cabinet for many months
to come The conditions are precisely
rs they We're on the day after Presi
Gent Mckinley's death. when all til,
members OF the cabinet were asked t,
remain until the end of the new presi
dents term if possible, and all agreed
to do so. Not one of them has even in
ttmated that lie would like TO be re
lipved, and the president has no rea
son to believe that they will not all re
main until the expiration of the term
Secretaries Hay. Root and Long ar
. ltlt lAltc uitiilbeis Will hHoih SoSsi
has been most free As it happens the
ire the three in whom the presiden
places special confidence and whom h
would he especially reluctant to lost
Secretary Hay returned TO the stat
department today. Secretary Long
back at his desk and Secretary Roc
will be here in few days, althoug
lie president had urged him to rest d
least till after the New York state elet
ion in order that ne might be in PEI
feet condition fer the exactng work c
the coming winter.
The sun., 1901-10-18
cold From Alaska.

Port Iownshtui Wash, Oct. H.
Tie Steamer ~. Paul has arrived from
None, trineing 304 passengers and a
li4 shipment ot gold She sailed from
Nome Oct. 4 According to reports
Thought by iiln st, Paul Candle creek
Il moSt promising. II L Sullivan. who
inrivpd III Nom" from tIai creek IN M
Interview said ."fhe lalf has not been
tald about Candle creek have mined
all over The world and ! have never
-onn anything llke it. The crock is
aaly about ten fapt wide, ana men are
sanding Ill the ,tlean often in water
to then thighs >h6yeling gravel from
halcayh tht water Good Ply has been
found On twchfY-seven claims
The sun., 1901-10-18
PERSONALS.

Miss Mary Ward, of Eleventh and
inc streets. is visiting III Canadu.
AnlreN Gooden of Willow Grove. Il
visiting rtlativeS in this city.
Ihama= Gooden left yesterday morning
fof Willow Grove.
Miss Laura Reed. Of Harrington, anil
y. ltmiline Powell ~ Sraftrd. were
married ly the Rev. +. G. Atkins. N
Harrington Wednesday
Miss Emma Jones, Of this rity i =.
lonrnins u Cape May and Lcwrs.
Mrs. {. I. shutter AMI $. II. Lane
havr-returned to Columbia. Pa. nftnr !,
VISIT to their aunt, Mrs. 4. Il. Vernon,
Miss Lille IIorscy, of Chrstra Ma.
+ vising Miss Nellie Crow. in Broo,ne
street.
William Ward and daughter. Miss Nav
md Miss Annie V. Kopp are
10, Niagara Falls, Toronto
and points n Canada.
The sun., 1901-10-18
No Trouble.

"Yo' don't know Of no colored
church needin' preachah, do yo'?"
asked colored brother of the Mis-
souri, Baptist evangelist. Il got no
pace TO preach jus now"
why, | always thought You We're
pastor Of this church here" the evan
geist replied.
u was, but is quit"
swell, / hope you did not give them
lot Of trouble, like their last pastor.
He nearly ruined their church before
they got rid Of him.
NO, sab; didn't give EN- no trouble
--dar warn't no trouble erbout it. DE
deacons jus got togedder an handed
il nah resignation, an accepted it,
Judge,
The sun., 1901-10-18
Turkish NocnIism.

Turks are very fond Of singing, and
boys or men with good voices are
eagerly sought after to make up water
parties. Their songs, however, are not
pleasing 70 European ears. The singer
leans his jaw on his Eand, as if ne had
toothachc. and then emits series Of
yells, which are impossible 10 convert
into words, but which are supposed to
form songs, nearly every word being
followed by the word "Aman.' Some
time the whole song consists of long
drawn out "Amans.' IN. y. World.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Nil!er ant u. -. .in..

New GatN l@ IN M,aa Flanh
Hi HillgE ,Hla.a @ a.9 Del
nt IaL.lttn ..5aln II ltFa5xlyM
VERY SiA- Sfia All HI! 4 aafaa III Two
.eRRtas anl Was aaa-li ~ tniS city.
a Mas r#tHrnaI ra 6s aa quarters
wv Eaya. ~ ttt ai ittau!slyp,
l!alg tile na@ t@ill lIat las brtn
:lalt5l hiH ly Title appellate division
i tle .lprian eaalt i!@ N;l~ serving
4 sentence of TIT Sat f5f @fana ar.
aeny,
The sun., 1901-10-18
GERMAN HOME AGAIN.
Returned to Delmar Yesterday
Been in Europe.

Laurel, Oct. 17.-AIitchell II. Gcrmau
returned this morning to Delmar. frSpl
which place lie departed on August Is
with 10000, which he is said to have
raised by mortgaging his property. taking
The funds Of the church Of which he wa,
The local preacher and Sunday School
superintendent and borrowing from;
friends.
German had been travelling in Europe.
lnd returned to New York two week.
Gsa. While in that city lie wrote II
his wife. and she joined him there. She
accompanied him to Dclmar this morn
ing.
The sun., 1901-10-18
chinese B.lies u yf.it a..

Washington, oct i, l.ung Kwai,
one af tae attaches gf the chinese
legation, las notified Immigration
Commissioner Iowdgrly that Mime.
VII, wife ot the chinese minister III
Washington, sailed from lIouskone
Get. and that She Il bringing with
her 70 this country three young Chi.
nrse ladies These Will le III Nine
Wu'S suit ana will ne welcomed i'll the
social life IT Washington.
The sun., 1901-10-18
BEFORE JUDGE cHURCHMAN.
Cases Disposed of in City Court---M Man
Fell in Fit.

During the session Of City Council yes
ter,lay Inghman L. Taylor was seized
with commissions. ne was removed 70
his home, No. sos Snipley street in the
patrol wagon.
Thomas Kennedy, charged with being
drunk, was fined IS and costs.
James McKeown, also charged with
drunkenness, was dismissed rs it was his
first appearance before the court
Wesley johnson, colored, charged with
disurlcrly conduct, was the next prlS-
onpr arraigncd. Officer Dunbar testi-
\ fed that he had arrested Johnson in the
gallery of the Wilmington Theatre.
band another colored man were talking ~
! loud tones and wanted to fight Dunba!
ttlarpd them under arrest and while call
4 ing up the patrol wagon. the other man
escaped johnson was fined 81 and
costs.
For disorlerly conduct on an East
Front street car. Edward L. Burke wa'
fined SO and costs. Burke refused 10 pa.
his fare until the conductor called Officer
Scott He then engaged in i'm nlterca
ton with John d. Kelley. lie hit Mr.
Kelley who returned the hlow with sncl
Il iOrcp tllat btlke Heau Ncllt tHIpuSh
window IL the car. Officer Scott thei
arrested him.
William s. Patterson, who, il is NJ
legged, threatened 10 shoot his wife an
lwho slaShed silk dress which a hnardc
lhad given her, was arraigned on i chars
6f carrying concealed deadly weapons
When arrested hy Officer Wintrnp,
tpiNol was found in fnttersons pocket.
Mrs Patterson said She did not wis
q press the mattcr and accordingly th
ease was postponed
Henry Hall. colorcd, aged 1S. WAS ~
raisncd On i charge Of stealing singl,
tree and clips from a wagon Of Philt
Stout. The case was continued mt
tomorrow.
The sun., 1901-10-18
alreged nanu,rs IN nospt,n..

Evansville Ind. oct IL Two Of the
s#lppo>ed robbers Who dEnamited the
sttfa ii q store at Howell near this
eity are II the hospital suffering from
wounds received during i ti2ltt with
citizens One n tle men lies i'll deaths
door. Ills name il Henry MrCalroll
II Nashville, Iehu. rnc atIer man,
Who was wounded and captnrsl by the
losSe.ts MOI seriously injured. lIe gives
llts name Il William DUNN, also Of
Nashville. 1'he third man Ius Is vet
rot been captured
The sun., 1901-10-18
Progress ofthe scbIey case

Eye read the Sthley ease every dny
From the Chicago Record Herald.
.SHd weighed the evidence:
~ calmly tried 10 figure ont
he wherefore and the whence:
lsNe tried g learn the truth about
HI" loop they say was mnde:
I've read through aIl the stories nf
The part the Brooklyn played.
Ani the only thing I'm certain or
Arc thar tln clarts are wrong.
And that tho smoke was thick enough
70 shovel right along:
re learned TINT naval officers
Are reckless pn the guess;
What Higgins calls mile NIagpe
Calls fifty yards or loss:
I've learned that eighty tons or coal
viii last / shin day,
Mud that i takes tlrrp hundred tons
70 steam ten knots away:
I've learned that III BATTLE All
The captains 20 ahead
Each one his awl commander IL
=" higher leader led,
Aud that the fearless admiral
Who always keeps in sight
. Gives signals 10 the rest of them.
And 50 directs the fight:
, I've learned that when liz over Who,
The battle has been won,
The hard work Of the heroes haS.
In fact hut inst begun
Md I've found ont that the fellow wh,
Was right thcre on the spot
Knows inst as much about ii rs
The people who were not
The sun., 1901-10-18
Two Views of 1t.

"You cannot fail to note" said the
French war expert, proudly, that we
are taking the lead in adopting the
balloon and the automobile. Think Of
the races that have been held re.
Gently
THAT is a wise precaution," re.
turned the Yankee, "for those who an.
ticiPate that they may want to get
away in 4 hurry, but it lacks interest
for those who look at the matter from
another point of yiew."-Chicago Post.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Two American Victories.

London Oct. 1.-THE Americans
took the last two races ut the New
market second October meeting today
Kearsage (AIahrll won the Prendei
gast Stakes (of 80 soveregns each, with
.o0 soveregns added for two-ycar-oldsl
listancc five furlongs and no yards
Mountain Daisy Glen Jenkins won
the Rretby Stakes "a post stakes, Of ION
foyereigns racl for twoSearoldsl
.!S furlongS,
The sun., 1901-10-18
THU RANSOM Held UP
Consul General WithhOlds Fund Raised
to Rescue Miss Stone.
SEVERAL ARRESTS MADE
Dir. Dickinson Satisfies Himself That
the I<idnapers of the American
Missionary Are Tools of the
Macedonian Committee.

Cologne, Oct. IA dispatch to The
Gazette from Sofia says that Mr. Dick
inson, the American consul general at
Constantnople, who has been active in
trying to secure the release of Miss
Stone, the American missionary, has
discovered that the brigands who cap
tured her are the tools of the Macedo-
nian committee.
He has therefore resolutely refused
to pay any ransom and has asked the
Bulgarian government to arrest the
chief instigators of the abduction. Sew.
eral influential members of the Mace
DOMAIN committee have already been
arrested.
Another dispatch from Sofia says
that the hriganas have again made a
radical change in their position, they
going back to the mountains and being
located on the top of il lofty cliff near
GuWaya that commands view of the
Turkish and Bulgarian frontier, thus
giving the band the advantage Of
watching their pursuers.
Miss stone III Treated.
snow, ana Miss Stone and Mime. Tsilka
are reported suffering severely. 1t is
stated that the women are we'll nigh
exhausted, owing to the frequent
changes Of position by the briganis.
Miss Stone, the dispatch records. Il
strapped to the back Of a pack horse
in these journeys aud the animal kept
on smart gallop.
She and her companion are subjected
to rough treatment by tile band. They
share the fare of the robbers. which i
bread and roasted mountain sheep
Occasionally they IRE allowed brandy.
Miss Stone Is clad only in light
summer dress ana cotton clothing. hei
baggage having heea taken from her.
The missionaries sleep on cruShwool
in caves.
Tie Rev. r. Wardlaw Thompson
director Of the Theological institute il
Sofia, says.
II fear the ransom cannot he less
ened. have no money here III,
amount demanded, iii cold. woult
weigh 42n pounds. This is nearly fou
times the weight of Miss Stone
Ransom Misht Not save Her.
II should not Give tl.e bri4ands Mis-
Stones ransom until Size is safely dc
liyercd to us, rs they might murde
her even after being paid in order /
sen har ltps.
"Onrfourth Of the officers of iii
Bulgarian army are from ATacedon
and their sympathies are with thei
brethren the bri.anaS Therefore, iii
Bulgarian government fears to pres
the band too severely,
- demand for blackmail was sen
to III Clark ot this mission, now i
tn tinted states, Tile demand wa
not hoHoted and the hIigands, " men
bers Of the secret Macedonian conmi
tee hoa>ud tLat thry would Till
meaMs u procuring American money
The sun., 1901-10-18
Lnst iinnnrtnnitr

DR.. Lancet-Weil, Pincers has
brought his patient through without
having recourse to an operation aft.
er all.
Dr. Prohe-Of course that is good
thing for the patient, but just think,
it was only week ago that Dir.
Pincers bought q splendid set OF sur.
gical tools. Boston Transcript.
The sun., 1901-10-18
No News From E,,iy.

Washington Oct. II. The state de-
plrtment i sim without official news
81 the NJ Whereabouts Or condition of Miss
Stone, tlie captured missionary While
no aaylces haye come from Spencer
EdaH secretary Of the legation al Con.
stantinople, 81 Consul General D!cktn.
son. II sofia, il is known that they au
doug everything III their power 10 ID
CATE and reseue the missionary
The sun., 1901-10-18
Enrlnnh.s Lenning rnner

The famous leaning tower OF Pisa
has rival in the Temple tower of
Bristol, in England. Il is a square
tower Of early Gothic architecture.
All its parts still preserve their normal
relative positions without cracks or
assures. The tower, which Is about
115 feet high, is five feet out of perpen-
dicular i the summit n. y. Sun.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Zenlnns Hnitnr shnt.

Bloomfield IN art Il, Matter Rob.
inson Of S"3tfii Ma,, w;t, Shot and
kill"d BY CITY Marshal Kelly here. lie
rode into town heavily armed ana an.
nonnced his Intention nf marrying Miss
Mamie Nations, Ills cousin, or murder.
ing hcr anl committing suicide. He
resisted arrest aiid tried 10 shoot the
marshal, who sliot him down.
The sun., 1901-10-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.

Nov iUIk, Oct. n.
Money on cal stea!y al per cent Prim,
mercantile paper, ii4s1 per cent sterling a.
change irregular With actual business ID bait,etS
bill. at S4.s57s tar demand and Il Il sI5. tor j,
days Posted rates, Il 4i4aisl aud Sts7 Com
mercial bills =, sSai sa4 lMl silver i12e MEX
lean dollats, i'l4c Go,tthmtlt bqnle iurguar
,tate bond, inactive EaGe4tI Bona. hrn
losing priCas
Atehison. pa14 NS@ lurE eeuirn l55a;
Chesapeake 4 Ollie il ontario 4 Western &lii
People GIs Ss.s, - lifae Mil ....... 3l7i
belawate < llH,!,5nlta Roofing ..,,.,..... loll
I.fit t17s Ruek Island .,.....1i2ii
General Eie.ili1 2is II laul ,.......ldlA
iacka"a'Ha ~ su.ai 4 tinery ~, III
L@taNtir Na-= t@i4 feeas EAeiac .. 37i.
Manhattan G9ti. 10 tlun lathf ~. W.,
aii.s9gu f4tlat. lt7s Naaa-t ptarncd. a6l
Northein l'ltihl pi m Western tGiun III Oh
The sun., 1901-10-18
Master al the RaI,. Rrsign.

London, Get Il. The Evening Stand.
ard says Inc Right Hon Sir Archibald
Levin Smith mastr " the rolls since
last year. las resigned Sir John
Charles Day who has been 4 tudgr IT
tie kings bench division u tAe lish
court Of justice since tss2, has re-.
signed.
The sun., 1901-10-18
N.m russian Mnr.l,in snils.

New York. oct II rAe nrw Rus.
sian hattlrShip Rctyizan which was
rceutly built 1T Cramps su;praraS III
Philadelphia ana which las been far
lie past few days IL dlSdoeA nj tlla
Brooklyn navy yard. haS passed OUT
fandy Hook for her official trial rip
on the New England coast.
The sun., 1901-10-18
SEES HIS MOTHER.
stolineux's First Meeting with Her
since Courts Decision.

New York, oct L.. Mrs. Molineux,
the mother Of Roland +. MolineuX,
i< the home Of Mr.. Miller Il 0ssinine
Cirly and walked bri~slr q the prison
where her son Il confined III the death
ouse. She was dressed III black, with
4 lighter c6lpred straw hat. and wore
i black Veil which was drawn over hcI
face. She walked rapidly down TO the
l.ill to the main entrance Of tie prison,
arriving there about $50 o'clock She
was met NJ tie prison gate III Principal
Keeper ConRau.htan, who immediate.
IL conducted Il to tile deathhouse,
where lie left her with hrr SON.
Molneux had rested wen and had
sen later tllaa usual. He had not
expected to see his mother at such an
early hoyr and wien She entered the
toaln where the cells Of til. condemned
fnen are located lie spgang from his
cot and uttered a., exclamation Of sur
a.Se and delight. II was the tirs
meeting between mother and son since
tho news was received that a new tria
'g.l been granted, and both We're deep
Ii affected Keeper Canaau@hton 4
once Withdrew. ana Mrs MolineuX re
H.aned talking with Aer SON for al
hJar or more.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Masn Enr We rr.sihent.

Havana Oct. II General MasoTS
supporters are chagrined by the news
that he viii accept the nomination for
vice president on the ticket with
Palma whose friends rejoice at the
disappearance of formidable opposition
to their candidate.
The sun., 1901-10-18
nnl,,its Exnensi,e Luxury.

Nyaek. y. y Oct. H. VI. Ossen
linggem u New York came here on
Friday on Il hunting trip through
H.GcEland comfy. He shot three rab.
tits and WAS arrested for the oifense
IS State Game Protector Kidd. H
WAS tried at Spring Valley and, on con
yietiol. was fined $50 for each rabbit.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Lnnl.1ng For Tie Rriannds.

canstantinape. Oct, lT.-As no news
has been received here from Messrs
Baird and Haskell tie misslanarie,
WHO AaNe been attempting t. get into
touch with the brtgands who abducted
Miss Ellen u Stone, i third nnts stotall
has been sent III quest If them ana tht
brgaAds.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Oxygen for Aeronauts

The inspiration Of oxygen has per-
mitted aeranauts to ascend to heights
where their lives Mould have been IN.
safe had they depended alone on the
thin air q these high regions. The
oxygen is breathed through i tube held
to the mouth. Science.
The sun., 1901-10-18
ROYAL TOUR ENDING.
DucaI Party Now on Its Way to HALF
fax

St John. n b., Oct. 1.-THE depar-
ture of the royal train from Chaudiere
junction was witnessed by large
crowd. which had been attracted by
The presence of the royat visitors. A
hearty cheer was given ON the train
pulling out for the maritime provinces.
yhe run throughout the night was un-
cyentful.
At Moncton, 400 miles from Chau-
dicre Junction. splendid welcome was
given to the royal party.
NJ ST. John the duke and duchess
were received by the lieutenant gov
prnor and his ministers. The royal
carriage. with outriders in scarlet, was
in readiness at the station, and the pro-
tRssion Immediately formed at Exhi-
lition ground, where the civic address
was read and five others handed in.
after this a small deputation of the
british Army and Navy Veterans as
sociation af Massachusetts stepped for
ward and We're presented with color
without further ceremony.
Following this was the presentation
- N'i'i Z - 'iit iNtiNt " tilt tNiAlS -StI-
tnd regiment on Barracks square.
His royal highness was received by
the troops in line Of quarter columns.
There WIS also Il presentation Of colors
and medals, including "A sword Of honor
70 Captain Jones for good services at
l'aardeburs. Her royal highness was
;ftrrward presented with a muff and
1
mine from the ladies of st. John, AT
Gaverhill hall. 4 reception in the Ex.
hibtion buildings concluded the day
4 proceedings. Halifax will be the next
and final point to be visited.
The sun., 1901-10-18
EorI Russell our of JAN.

London. Oct. II. Earl Russell whc
IN July last was sentenced by il court
Of the house Of lords q three months
Imprisonment for bigamy has been re-
yaSed from Holloway iail.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Saws the pnne u i'll.

Paris, Oct. l. The Gaulois reasserts
that the pope is i'll, II says lie recently
received a shock which may possibly
lead TO serious consequences.