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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-08-02

The Ladies Aid SocieGy of the M.
E. church will give an ice cream So
cial at the church next Tuesday be-
ginning at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
All are invited to come either in the
afternoon or evening.
To reduce stock we will sell for the
next 80 days all our Bike Wagons.
Runabouts and Rubber Tired Buggies
at cost. L. Hammel & Co., Cor, Sd
Ave. E., Duluth, Mimi. Agents for
Studebaker Bros, Mfg. Co.
The Dixon College, Dixon, ILL.,, is
Offering free tuition in any depart
ment except music to a limited num-
Der of tandmen, to play in the Dixon
College Military Band. For particu-
lars address j. B. Ollie, President.
Mrs. Jas. Williams and children are
away in Wisconsin where they will
visit for some time. During the trip
specialists will be consulted regarding
the physical disabilities of one of the
young sons of Capt. and Mrs, Will
liams.
John Runquist has completed his
grading contract for the Iron Range
railroad between Sparta and Fayal
and has moved his outfit to Colby,
where he has secured a contract to do
the grading for the tracks to theSteph-
ems mine.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-08-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

Measles are quite prevalent at
Winton,
All the latest magazines and novels
at Losey's.
Men are leaving daily for the harry
est fields.
Mrs. Geo. Hunter was up from
Tower yesterday.
j. w. Griggs of st. Paul has been in
the city this week.
VIM. Besson was up from Duluth a
few days this week.
Mrs. P. Schaefer spent Friday and
Saturday in Duluth.
Manager Pengilly left Tuesday for a
business trip to Chicago.
Smith &c Morrison pure ice cream
at Rapson's.
Capt. Kent of Tower spent Sunday
with his familyin this city
Rev. S. M. Marsh and bride arrived
in the city Saturday evening.
Remember DR.. Dietz at the Vail
Hotel tomorrow for few days.
Olof Knutson has sold to John
Hoapola lot 9, block 80, for 1925.
Robt. Whiteside and two sons were
in the city yesterday and today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
BISHOP
WAKES
WROTHY

CONTINUED from page -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
w1DEMANN eENEALoaY.
Continued from Page IL

The following paragraph should have
appeared just before the final para
graph in the Widemann genealogy
printed on page II. 1t is needed to
make the chain of descent complete:
We have come to Kekualaula- % Keau-
nuiamaweke (w), wife of Peapeamaka-
walu (k), daughter of Lelemahoiani
(w) and Keaunuiamaweke (k), here are
the ancestors of KaiwiIawa (w), wife of
Kawahinekauwaole (k) and mother of
Kealaimoku (k) from the lineal line of
Maui-a-Kalana (k) to Puma (k) and
Hema from Hema (k) to Hanalaanui
(k) and Hanalaaiki (k) from Hanalaa-
Xxi (k) to Kaulahea l. king of Maui,
married Kapohanaupuni (w) issue Ka-
kae (k) and Kaalaneo Ck) marries Ka-
naIua (w) issue Kahiwalua (w) marries
Kahekiliahumanu (k) issue Lula (k)
marries KukanIloko (w) issue Kalani-
manuia (w) marries Lupekapukeaho-
makalii (k) issue Kekela (w) marries
Kumahana (k) issue Kahahana (k)
marries Naheananui Cw) issue Kukui-
nui (k) marries Kapueolani (w). sister
of Kaneoneo (l), their issue is Kaono-
hula (w) marries Kanehaku (k),
brother of Kamakahelei (w). their is
sue is Kaiwilawa (w) marries Kawa-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
CONTEST
TOMORROW NIGHT
Y. M. c. A. Gymnasium Will be
Scene OF Many Strenuous
Exercises.

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
TONS first indoor athletic meeting takes
place tomorrow night In the gymnasium
of the institution. The events as at pres
ent arranged, are: Springboard high
jump. 12-pound shot-put, pole vault. IS
foot rope climb, rope skip. The shot has
not yet arrived from the mainland, and
some other event will therefore have to
be substituted for the shot put There
will be three contests, and gold, silver
and bronze medals will be awarded for
the three best aggregate scores.
The indoor baseball season starts next
Saturday night, when the first game of
the league series will be played. VIII
Kerr has resigned from the evening
class team, and will captain the Interme-
dates.
The gymnasium classes are being well
attended and much good work is being
done under Physical Director Young.
John Boyle Is leader of the seniors and
VIII Kerr, Jimmy Ward and Tom Evans
are the lieutenants Of the intermediate
division.
Not much is being done by the barriers
just at present, and things in this line
promise to remain dull until the start Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
SOME TALES
FROM BUFFALO
TObin's Shooting an Advertising
Scheme-Girls Received Many
Offers of Marriage.

One of the recently returned members
of the troupe of Hawaiians which per-
formed at Buffalo Exposition tells sew
eral interesting stories of the experiences
of the migrants to the mainland. He
says that when their Buffalo contracts
expired, twelve of the men and women
went TO the Charleston Exposition to
start a show of their own. Joe Punt is
the leader of the enterprise
Sixteen others, all vocalists and instru-
mentalists, have signed contracts for
Keith's Empire vaudeville circuit
throughout the Eastern states. Theirs
is a musical act, and J. Wilson is acting
as manager.
Some of the girls suffered badly from
colds on account of 'Spieler'' Tobin in
sistingY that they wear as little as posi-
BILE in the clothing line. and forcing them
to go out IN the cold in all kinds of
weather. Following is a sample Of To-
bins con" talk on the stand:
Walk right up ladies and gentlemen;
walk up, and see the genuine Hawaiian
beauties from the sunny southern seas.
land, and 1 call on you all TO witness the
ease and grace with whic hthey conform
to the customs of civilization. Don't they
look nice? Walk up, walk up
According to those of the party who
returned on the Alameda, the reported
dancers was a job put up by Tobin in
order TO secure some cheap advertising.
II seems that one day Tobin secured
gun, and giving il to a friend, told him
10 go to the top of a flight OF stairs and
fire two shots. Meanwhile Tobin station
ed himself half way up the stairs, and
signalled his friend TO let her go. Two
shots were fired, and Tobin raised a big
rumpus about having been shot at while
descending the stairs by one of the girls
in the company. Tob:n took care that
the reporters on the Buffalo papers
should not be sighted in the matter Of
and It was not long before
the story was printed all over the United
States.
Fourteen came back on the Alameda,
Ben Waiwaiole. w. Keawe, H
Kauhane Ane Hilo, the popular local
danseuse. has joined Wilson'S party. Lii
~ Weri and Abbie Clark are now in
The girls of the party declare that
while in Buffalo they all received fire.
4uent offers of marriage from wealthy
young men in Eastern cities. The Sc
auctions of poi and raw fish were TOO
nuch for them, however. and the major
ty of them turned their backs on bril-
iant proposals in order to return and en-
JOY again a sunny. care-free existence In
Hawaii nei.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05

tuting a standing committee be, and is,
| hereby amended as TO bring IT into
| accord with the constitution of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, to read as fol-
lows:
Statute for constituting a standing
committee, 1899. Amended 1s01.
| Whereas, it is desirable that there be
a standing committee for this diocese or
missionary district to act as a Council
/ of Advice to the Bishop:
1t is by the Bishop, clergy, and laity
| in diocesan synod assembled enacted and
determined as follows:
| THAT the standing committee shall
consist of two presbyters and two lay
men communicates of this church, resi-
dent within the Hawaiian Islands, who
shall be appointed yearly by the bishop,
and shall continue in office until their
successors are appointed. Provided, that
such standing committee shall have no
power to give or refuse assent to the
conservation of a bishop.
2-The committee, az their first meet
ing, shall choose a president from among
the clerical members and a secretary,
either clerical or lay. giving Immediate
notice of the same to the bishop. The
secretary shall record their proceedings
in book provided for this purpose;
which book. and all papers in their hands
relative to the church. shall be subject
to the examination of the bishop and of
the synod in convention. A full report of
their acts shall be made at each annual
meeting of the synod or convention.
S.-The standing committee shall be q
Council of Advice to the bishop. They
shall be summoned on the reQuisition OF
the bishop whenever he shall wish for
their advice. And they may meet of their
own accord and agreeably to their own
rules when they may be disposed to adj
wise the bishop.
An the absence or incapacity OF the
bishop and of the bishop-coadjutor, II
there be one. or If the EpiscOpate be-
come vacant, the standing committee
shall be the ecclesiastical authority of
the diocese.
Mr.. Tesla presented intention to pre-
sent motions to accept the report of
the trustees, and that of the commit
tee on synodical expenses.
The gritty synodsman also arose to
move that the synod reconsider it's vote
on Resolution No. o. presented by the
bishop at the first meeting, and which
was passed on Tuesday after several
had been made. The last par
agraph cid not suit him, as he had
discovered that the wording was such
that the property would be vested in
the Protestant Episcopal Church In the
United States, placing stress on the
word in To his mind it should read
lin Hawaii" He thought blunder had
been made by hasty action, and some
was encountered in attempt
ing to bring Testa's amendment prop
erly before the synod. The latter re-
solved itself into a committee of the |
whole, and the resolution was once
more formally adopted with Testa's
new amendment. Tesla, on one OF two
occasions, tried to argue with himself
after he had gained his point.
The remaining paragraphs Of the pro
posed amended charter were passed |
upon paragraph by paragraph, and |
finally passed upon as a whole. The
bylaws will be discussed tonight. An
was finally reached at
1890. to convene again at 1880 this |
evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
Dolls.

We have the very prettiest
ones, in all sizes; prices from
Zoe to $500.
Handsomely dressed Dolls In
silks and satins, etc.
Large Dolls dressed in the
very latest styles of dresses.
Undressed Kid Dolls, Jointed
Dolls. Rag Dolls and Doll Dolls.
All kinds Of Dolls.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05

hinekauwaole (k) issue Kealaimoku Clx)
marries Punamanokalanipo their issue
was Kolia (k), Akamu (kl and Mrs.
Kaumana Pilahiuilani Widemann; Ka-
nehaku (k) also married Lo-a-Hae (w).
the daughter of Lolale (k) and his wife
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (w).
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
Holiday Presents.

We combine In this depart
ment many useful articles
which will make handsome pres
ents for either ladies or gentle
men. and submit the following
list to choose from:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05

Purser F'riel of the steamer Mika-
hala, reports the following sugar left
at Kauai ports, ready for shipment:
K. S. M, 1000 bags; W., 500; M. A. K.
1870; G. & r., 80; Mob. 1900; p, $500.
making a total of $3.50 bags.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05

Telephone "a Main. p. o. Box SCI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05

the year. A paperchase will probably be
arranged to take place In a week or So
and the new year will be celebrated with
big cross-country run. in which all
hands will take part
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
Attractive Toy Display.

This department presents a
finer appearance than ever be-
fore, and includes the best
American and European Me-
chanical Toys, Animal Arks.
Fire Engines, Hose Carts, Toy
Wagons, Building Blocks,
Games Of all kinds; in short,
Toys of every description.
Dolls from 10c to IS. 90.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
LIST OF ARTICLES.

Toilet Sets, Hand-painted
Necktie Boxes, Hand-painted
Handkerchief Boxes, Work
boxes, Hand-painted Collar and
Cuff Boxes, Manicure Sets,
Jewel Boxes, Photo Cases,
Smokers Sets, Shaving Sets,
Albums.
All these goods we carry,
from the cheapest to the high
est grades manufactured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-05
Hand Painted CelIulOid
Novelties.

Such articles make pretty
presents. We have a specially
large assortment. Prices from
25c to $500.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
TWO M0RB FUTlLH
BihLOTS TAKEN
No United States Senator
Elected To-day
Latest Measures 10 Come Before lhe
Two Branches Of ille General
Assembly
snocIll 10 Iho EvonInr Iooraa,-


Dover JAN o. senator Knox offer
ed a resolution to-day authorizing the
Committee on Elections to send fos
persons and papers i'm the Rcss-3Ic-
Nulty contest and t3 administer the
oaths 10 lhe witnesses in the said
ease. lt was adopted, ad the case viii
be heard On Thursday
Members Of the Legislature hoay re-
ceyei an invitation to G. A. r. ban
cuet in the Capitol Hotel on Thurs
day evening.
The Delaware College tusteees are
here to-day for herring On the ne als
of tine collese.
The Senate passed the Senate bu
authorizing Governor Hunn to appoint
a notary public for W s. Hmes Jaw
office.
The Senate passed the Senate bills
changing the names of William and
Jchn Haug. Of Wilmington 10 William
and John Rex.
The Senate ooncwred in the House
joint resolution authorizing Fo1mw
Governor Tunnel to pay to the state
treasurer sl577OSs. the Spanish war
fund refunded by the Federal govern
mont
Senator McFmln inuciuccd
q Bill authorizing Governor Hunn TO
appoin. shad patrolnan at New Cas-
ue instead of the State fish commits
siouer.
Representative Monaghan introduced
an act to enable Wilmington school
teachers to act as county super.ntend-
cnt
Mr Kitchen introduced BIN re-
poaling the saloon anti-screen law.
Representative Ewing introduced
bin fixing forty cents as the maximum
road tax for Brandywne hundred
Mr. shalIcross introduced bill ap-
propriating $500 for the benefit OF
deaf, dumb and blind State benen-
Charles in outside institutions.
ar. Kitchen introduced the bin au-
thorizing the New Castle county Levy
Court to appoint o deputy coroner
Mr.. Robertson gave notice CT an act
establishing water and electric light
commissioners for the city Of Whining
ton, it being the same BIN that was
here two years ago.
The joi2t ballot for lons torm sena-
tor to-day was: Kenney. %; Addicks.
lc; DlPont g.; spruance.
CBaynarn; Hllcs p CMcFarlin and
cr7yes)i Higsins (DayetD; Bird.
(Robertson)
The ballot for short term: sauls-
bury -: Addicks, rs; Richards. 1l:|
N.elds, ! CBaynard; John C. Gray. II
tFariow); Hnlea. i CDayet0.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
''RIPPER" BILL
INTRODUCED
It Affects the CitieS Of Pitts
burg, Allegheny and
Scranton

Harrisburg. Jan 22-A now charter
or ripper bin for phtsburg. Allie
lncny rnl Scranton. which constitute
the second class cities OF porrgylfn-
nla was introduced in the senate last
hlrht ly Senator i-uchlhrluuer. Of hl-
loHncry. Under The proposed law lhc
mayor &c ai.h cities shall hold Office
for three years and shall rot net De
elillhle icr recollection. nor for any
Office or position in tho city for the
next two years succeeding the oxpfa-
uon % f.a term Tho biii gives The
mayor power Of removal
Tho city treasurer. controller and
assessors tall @ elected al tho io-uiar
municipal oetIan Tho hoaGs of tho
various departments shall bo monte
mated hy the mayor. with The advice
aud consent oi select council and shall
hold Office during the maycr fors
Upon auiiciert rc7g0n. except f0r pos
hlieal reasons. they com remove 0r sue-
pend snhorincte officers. The merit
ayatom shall prcvgil ga iha onD0nt-
mont end promotion OFF Cily employees.
Municipal officers shall ne liable 60
Impeachment
Within a0 days after the approval OF
The btu the governor fhau nll tho office
of mayor ia clch OF tAe second Gloss
cities. The successors shall be cho8cn
at Che regular municipal election in
1903. Upon The appointment being
made by the governor the office of
Mayor a3 wcl a5 all other executive
olice3 positions and employment. rhail
le abolished, cNccpt ng preserved In
ilia section. These officers shall nt
once cease 90 act The bin duc1 not
ahect the treasurer. city contro ier or
boards ei a-feseor who shall continue
until tfc.r nre cgs are elected I'M
1903 Now copcils shall De oioa,el IN
Tho special committee OF The sen-
ate iavoiaDly reported the bin back Go
the senate
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
DESPERATE night
WITH A BURGLAR
Struggle for His
Life With 4 Masked
HighWaymaR

Woodbury. n T.. Iau. o2.--A bold at-
tcmpt at murder and highway robbery
Maa made 90 an oIIy h.U yesterday
on car ae4r ,la place 1he m1tor-
maA n change I'D ihe oa h1I nur-
iov escape non doatA Soon after
mlanet ine t.r Was stopped by d
maaaed hIahw.ywan VINO lled % rc-
NoiFcr oi the motormana held Tine
mliornan, named Borion, Na ulona
in the caf THE ral ra ol through
the moiorman c4r Nurf0u managed
10 geo hia own revolver fram his over-
coat poche- Hnd returned the are. Tho
Shot passed through lho robbers COO
A fierce usht ia iho lr followed. ID
was desperate struggle for ile. dur-
1923 which lor.Gn Wal Save 'y beaten
about tao lacs with tao BUR- csd C.
ih9 hiEAWoyufn rosoivcr. Hort0n
also showoro3 blows ON the rohacrs
bead and ialo ana ihe l.ehuaynanl
lace was severed With blood. huef
lifc n rCfrter fcr several min
utei me mo'orman naao 800 onart tr
GET hc.d o, Che controller handle. aua
os Dee aid o iao lo1hor broke away
and lln f"s from tle car oscar l. Ee
fore he iaao lrom tho car % rlon tore
the masl ircm tha mal'a face and SAW
t--t la Na- a negro.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Vrled murder. rhrn suici.ea.

Philadelphia. Jan. 22.-Ciara Nicho-
las, aged rs yc1ie, a waitress employed
in a lnnch cafe on Chestnut street. was
shot and wounded last evening DIP
Ralph Helms. g. kitchen helper ased
% years who afterwards committee
suicide by shooting. The girl mas been
employed at tee place about seve.
years, and Eclms, who came there
about year ago, became en1moIed ol
her. She accepted his attentions until
recently. when he offended her and
she discouag q his attentions there
after. He.mcs laid IL wait In small
street back Of he cafe. and when She
appeared fred the two shots. The gl.l
will recover.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Wave of Indignation Sweeps Over Com
munity at the Very Thought OfSuCf
d DisgraCeful Compromise
THREATS OF AN APPROPRIATION
IEOLD-UP INTENSITY TROUBLE
APPEAL " PEi HULLIIG CASE
Judge Bradford Hands Down Ills
Decision

In United States Court yesterday af-
ternoon Judge Edward C. Bradford
handed down final decree i'm tine suit
Of Cbisolm Scott & Co.. of Suspension
Bridge, N. j.. VS. Zachariah Johnson.
of Houston. holding that the latter had
infringed up1n the complainants pat
tent for pca-hulling machine.
Robert S. Taylor. Of Fort Wayne
Ind. for Johnson, fled o petition for
an appeal as an assignment Of error.
Judge Bradford made an order grant
ing the appeal The case probably viii
be heard in tle March term of the
United States Court in this city
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Nee!,,. I-ot,,,, - rIr,..o.

Wash.ngtca Jan. 1z-The state de-
partu enl-y erlay issued q warrant
for the surrender 90 the Cuban autho.
Ties oi O.. F W. Nicely. charged wi-l
embezziomenl This warrant win De
placed in tie hands United States
Marshal Eanl O. ihs southern dia-
trict Of New York, Who is now the
custodian OF lcelv Iho aItcl 81 q
has been DESIGNATED by Governor Con-
erll Wood 20 oct a3 The representative
OF The Cuban military government. aaa
in that capacity he win receive Eec 3
and sea THAI De is safely delivered 10
the judicial authorities at Havana. The
prisoner VIII De removed 10 q govern
mcnt transport about next Thursday.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
IRATE FATHER
STOPPED RUNAWAY
Whipped The Youthful Would
be Bride, Who Is 0AIV
Fourteen

Rriiseylle JAM 90 Robert Neu aged
10 aud Bessie lasme aged i aacmp
ed am clopemeat Mst evening. bot were
frustrated hy the er father
Young Soil oa.eid al tlc Uasln. re.i.
d,nce asl evenug on he prcmvt of tak-
ing Che girl out drgns They bad been
gone but short inc whom tbc ens
father returning from ,be house OF ID
ueighbor espi,a letter stuck under tho
front door,
ON tearing 30 open the father almost
collapsed whcn iewl. informed ihat they
had clopri. concluding paragraph ask-
ing forgiveness.
jumping upon the mck of horse tho
anscrgd lareu, started m pursuit OF the
clippers. Tie bad gone iut short dis
tance Whom Doe WAS informed chat tine
couple had been sc0n on tho highway
loading to Preston. and thi.har lr wendell
DIS way.
Just on thc outskir of lhe viila1, the
couple was ovorl7ken. au1 the nro.pec-
tfe br.de-ruiu. seeing hai their hrht
had "cDn discovered jumped from IBIS
carriage md ilcd across dad. Flmgue
himself from the back of h's stood. tao
'aih.r started 300 pursuit. hnt the would
ue youthful BRIDEGROOM icl with % dcs-
peratlon horn oi ie.ror and toob refuge Foo
nearby woods.
The e'll jumped from the oarnec al
niso attempted tD oscaue hu Was stopped
ly the father who s0unalr whipped hcr.
Then itching Ncls team to % fences.
,le iatAcr ana daughter Ualeol to pr.s-
tom whcro % Ivory teaM carried then
both home
Neil later rraincd DIS ieam. hut has
rot been seem SINCE.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
rennsyIr.nia ssaats oml.r..

HARRISBURG Jan 22-hmo1e tna or
fcia!s elected by the senate la1t ufra,
We're: Jouua clerk. JoGl Ill E.--.
cumberland r1Hnis messago ciaik.
Harry Lenocr fhiladclphia' slr5laa.-
alarms. Oliver G.. Mo'tar Beaver:
transcli1ing Jerk. Arthur NIueate.
Westmcfeiano tcnscrbing clerk
John " Milier. Onion. assistant ser-
geaEt-at-arma ID. =. Wilmer. Lancae
ter' postmas,ct W. B. Adams. Jeuer-
SOM doorkcep O.. James G. Kirk. WASH
in6ton; assistant doorkcepers James
IT, Crcssiey Wayne. and -. Stanton
Kitchen, Blc s.; messenger William
A. Rodgers. Philadelphia: assistant
messenger. a. =. Collins. Crawford.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

an extent which only The greatest
emergency justified. worked their pro-
cess. and when the Prince of Wales
and Emperor William entered the cas-
tie grounds. at 1850 a. M, they found
the queen a triLe better than had been
expected
lhe desperate remedies employed
Monday morning 20 enable her majes-
ty % live until her eldest sons arrival
win not be used again 20 the same ex-
tent, for the doctors are fearful that
tho remedy might he almost worse
than the disease They trust to pro-
long her liie by g moderate application
OF stimulants. combined with as much
ncurishmcnt as can De assimilated.
Such eXpedients as were employed dur
ing Sunday morning are not consid-
cred justifable.
The queens rally astonished no one
more than her physicians. and when at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon they
heard her ask for chicken broth their
amazement almost equaled their de-
light Privately. however. they build
no false hopes upon these fading SIGNS
OF what has been one of the strongest
constitutions with which a woman was
ever endowed.
Despite the favorable afternoon TAO
doctors dreaded ggeat.y the period be-
tween G o'clock and midnight. When
that was safely passed they seemed
hopeful Of her majesty living at least
through aacihcr day. aiiAouch the
memory of the previous nights relapse
kent ihoir anxic-y Ct high tension.
q bulletin Issued at s O'clock this
worli11 SAYS ho queen is expect
cd to live untl Thursday morning. un-
less unexpected complications occur
The news eft the Ceeth when &c occurs
IS li-ey 60 be publicly announced IN
lororn ee-c-- .t is an10rnced here. as,
according % tl- present arrangements.
the fss. teiegI1m is 30 be sent 10 the
lord mayor Of London.
There IS tremendous tc's-raphic
silH r1wr- srf aiftrnai f7aHti-s
were Installed lec' day 2t 0glosne.
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