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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-23
Si6ert Sud cine bOllfOmmenr
SerOaWlltla.

Sur6 ibre apF bic SALE ipirfsnO:n Gto'ni5afteH
fdrtsn Die RaODap'ben 9in,n bic Qebcr in Der
abiOrOpuHg Der OaGs unO ibrsr ausniirI. Dup6
Die gansniandt:. Sn DOien BON jpsi bis pier uss
uommen Dtro,u Oisis 9a,u raid bic 8bdtioteit
Der Sober reSulircn uno ben Rranttn BON isiusn
8eibDerosu bstrtisn. Gin oO,r 1pei Raopa5ibe
9iutH tdgli3 genOmnrsR BON 9snisHgsu, fDsIts
an GausHi5m,r5eu OOsr on 2,bsr0.rbdrtuHo leiOsn,
DirO Oas ROrpcrpit:m rcOulren uHO eine etiunOs
8,rDauun9 berporbriratu
8r. GaopaD Co., Rspz0orf:
@esbrter 6rr - SD mar iiber 5psi Sabre EaHe
fraut uuO babe mid BON einigsn Der etI5idtcFsn
atrstt Der gtrsiaiQtsu 6taattr ts8luOtlH LoHea.
SD babe in GOT Springs arf., otbaOst unO Sas
porti0e marine qBaFsr gstrun!sn. absr es i6su, aIs
Oh Ri9ts mir bslfeu tOHnt,. gabotm ib SIRE
gnuoncsn OtIeieu battt, bei6loB i'd, 36re 9iGru
lu D,riub,r uno babe 5,iwabs JDti 63adttln Sers
islbsn gebruu6t SD uabm ,Dsi DOT Osm S6lafsn1
otbsn unO eius Oss 4ROrg,ns mad BEN GrabFHd
uuD ojtitlbm 6dbsR mir msbr etbolfen, Dis iresnO
cine auO,rt WeoBin, bic i3 osbrau5t babe SO
bate cine 9dbertrant6eit msine ,oaut uu0 msine
augm pareR boatdnOiO GELS; i5 bait, i6ldirigs
anlGgtu uno bats bas Gsfi6l, Elm 9struuisHtr 30
siH, oabsi S5mr3sn tb,r o,m gabsI, o,raot ots
ptnn elm sut3itnostss 9ti6pitr auf msiHsm glaesn
ldgt. Titins 8sOdrmt Daren DsrftOpft Reiu Tuub
unO mdne Suugs naren Die msits 9sit iibsr tDuHO.
Sunetr mar pOrbaHOsn uuO Die Rabrung mudts
mir btitigt Ragsubtibp.rOcu uuO ab unO Ju tamea
eiaigs MunOOsn Gf:n gum 58lunDs pits,r b,uous.
Bite i3d,n Sic mir 55r 3aaf4Gaaebu8. Grsss
bsHf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-23
Sahnfrehlcr nnl @erfe.

Sort scott, &s., %. 4uguit.-
Gin IIbli9 sebenber GrpreB5ug Der
San 5ran5isco 8abn purbe beute
gu @btparbs Sunction, in Der NGbe
BON bier, bur9 einen in bDspilliser
@bIi9t in eine Wei9e eingei9Iagensn
8pl5en gum Gntsleifen sebra6t. 2oz
tomotipfiibrer unO 9ei5er erlitten8er=
lebungen, aIIetn bic 8diagiere entfas
men unperleRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-23
6nnoerl9aaien0 @funO Snder grtOBs
Han

0uIut6, M1inn., p. 2tuguit. -
6eute ipurbe Die @ntoefung gema9t,
baB 100000 9funo 3uder, pelde
bem 8uder SruIt geb0rten, aus els
mem bieTigen Maga3in OerfdpunbeH
iinD. Ser Bert6 oes geito9lenen 3uz
ders beIduft fi9 auf etipu $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-23
2ab9 Raglan's g d q II It e L
luna.

2pnbon, %. 9luguit. = QabD
&uglun, bic Satin bes ebemaltgen
unterItaatsIetretGrs be8 &ricgsamts,
bat ii8 geftern, i'm @intlange nit Der
BON i6r gema6ten Qntiinbigung, Ofz
fentlt9 unb gegen 8e3a6lung uusgez
itelIt. sic t6at es auf ibrem 9ut in
8eclunbam, unb 5par in Der Nusftafz
firung, Die iie ols peereB BEL Der &rO<
nung in Der Weitmtniter@Nbtei trug.
Der Grtrug Der 4usiteGlung flieBt
benz pgottuge<9ofpitul4 5u. Der
Gintritt mar nur brei gence (6 gts.).
500 2anbleute aus Der ltmgebung II.
benz StGbt9en fauften ii9 8iIete.
Gin rotb6aariges Wtdb9en mics i6nen
BEN 0eg, unb bic 2abp empFtng ibre
GGfe i'm garIor. sic mar angetbun
nit elmer peiBen 2ItIas>3obe, iiber
pel9e iie einen Purpurmdnta trug.
Ou3u trug tie cine &rOne unb einPer=
lenbalsbunb. Qtb unb 81 f9ritt fie in
benz 3imner auf unb ab, I'm ii4
re9t gu 5eigen. Die bieberen 2uno@
feute ftanben nit offenem M}unbe Oor
8epunberung bu. 4a6ber tDnrbe
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Mbs eiucpIu

iaote oaB man elm oaRlts @olt b6aRsns cine
3sit fang, absr Hiemats auf bic Gautr gum @ar'
rem balten tonne. Gents nafGr litiern uub bic
beriibmten ct. 8ernarD RrduttrpiQsH. 6unoate
DON iOJsn. 9attrtmeoliusn inO enttlHOtH uuO pes
gen ibrer g9irfuug5lsfqttit pieoer pom Sots Der
9Ggtiiubeit tbtrautDortet porDeu. Die 81. 9trs
uarO Rrduterpilen aber babsu fb our1 SGbrz
buuOert, biuour3 bic guuh Ots 8oltts sruprbH
lH0 erbalteu, uHo 3tpar Dtp,u ibrer uuDtral,ias
lidbtn l9irfuug bel alien Granfbtitsu bes Utagsns,
Der 2eber uuO Der 4isreR. @ue @potbetsn. p
Geats (9iSo,Ga)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-23
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8eter8burg 9, q. NuguIf. :
Die 8egierung bat ben ruiiii4en
8lGttern perboten, peOer BON ben
amtli6en W}iIIionen i'm 0itli4en Siz
6irien, mod bon ben rufIH4en Srupz
penz8epegungen an Der 4ineiiI4en
8ren3e gu Ipre6en.
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@ TIA ser 8
~ Gnftne[SSd11tGe.

Mr. 225, CffsSaItimOresStr.. Baltimore.
GranOlt6er lluterri1t in St,noorapbie SpSs.
priting, Su6baltsu. e6oni@rsiben. aritbui.tit,
Gnglii4 u. (. To.
9ebingungen: So PRO MOnat; 3
Monate $22; 6 Monate $40; II Wto=
nate $65; Nbenbf9ule, 6 MOnute SIS.
Nue 8ii9er unb Experimentation
fret. Stellungen gdruntirt.
6biler ouf et;penOitn ge9en 3ablung BON $6.25
bro Taouot. absupi6uIe na6 benz sritsn Ttonat
$3.50 pro Wonut, psnn moHatltb bslabt. Grfab<
2sbrsr. 5nOfDioue1tr nutsrri6t rs meptrns
Sppeprters. 943 Sbiif,r i'm Ietten SABRE. r@ols
lees Boarding Sag" lisfert &oit uno 9Ogis 8u niss
Drigtn 9rsitn. 9aasss unb absnO=Rurius iest srz
Dffntt. Rsus e6attr tdgIi5 ouissHommeH IL.
s5ubr.
llngepDbnli9e Gelegenbeit fir itrebz
fame @9iiler gum raf9en 8ortpdrts>
fpmmen.
Rotulose osrbans. man itriftIi3, miinbIi6 OOet
ber 9el.pbon. (2E-E&Sbl
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Ohio &atn SInetiu.

Baltimore Ohio Sabn Siiletin.
S2.OO-Saltimpre nadbpbilacelpbia uno surld
Sl.I0 Baltimore nab Sbefer uno ,urdd.
Si.OO-S5aItimore nadp sSilminstpn uuo Suriid.
am Sonntao, Den "a. auouit. Ser Spe3iol=
sue perldbt ben @amoen=Sabnbof 8l5 8or=
mittoes, MOunt &opal= l=Sabnbof 820 9crs
mttaqs.
S1.25-Saltmorc nadb Sreeertf, Saaerss
totun, SeecpSptne (alntietam). Sarpers
6errp, Martinsburs. 9Sinc,cffer utb Bus
rid am Sountoq, ben "a. Auquf Ser Sps=
sial3ue Derldbt ben Wcunt 9opals s9abnbOf
ubr Sormittags. @amben=9atubOf lis
8ormittaes.
S5.OO-Scn Baltimore mad, NtIdnties Str.
Gape Wfdp, Sea SelesSitp, Ceeau@Gttp
nnc suricf. Seoen Greitag uno @auitos,
fur bic &iidfabrt ois gum folgenOen Sisnftag
etni5liebli3 eiltig. 9iaets auf Der Sins u.
&iididbrt auf allen Siiqen qiiltig. (235)
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MarDldnbfr Stats Normal>S6ule.


BaItimore, No., ben 49, 4uguf 1902.
Git 9trbft= Seifon bsaiunt om Sienitag, b.n 9.
6epttmber 1909. Ttu. G6iifsr uliifsn ON 9. 6epz
tem6er resifrirt Dsr0eu. 9riuHesH fur aufuebms
uno 9tf0rOeruna am g., TO-. H., r. uRo 13. 5eps
temb,r. Die Gormiruna Der 3IoHen, iouis tceeI=
mdBee 9tecitatonen upD 9orleiungeH beginner am
Wtuntaq Den 15 September.
56ler nerp.n nibt in bic mitlsren RlaHsn
dufQeHommsn, 6spor oisis.bsn bic erforOerttu 9riiz
funqsu Den obsn gtuanntsH Sagsn 3ufrieeens
iteaeno beitanOeR babeu.
Glemeutars uno afaeemtftbes 9epartement.
Die Glemeutarz unO atabtmii6en Stpurtentnts
fno fir ben unterribt uno ole 6eronbilOung Don
Sd5altru i'm alter bon 5 bis 16 Sabren, ppe fir
bic Uorbtrstun9 Jun Gintritt in Oas RormaIsSez
partement oor3Ueliab ausqsitatet.
Ste requIdren 4sbrsr tptrDsn ben 9rofsforen
ses Rorma!=S Separtemsuts in 9boff, Sbemie, Gos
tonif gaturtunpe unD IN auotreH unt:rrlbtsz
SJddern untrrast, is na6 8trtuguna Oes 9riuaiz
pals Der =ROrmlli6ue.
Se 6erbfsSeiFon beeiunt ID n / a. Q, esn
Is Sept,mbtr
g8sosn udbersr austunft uHb aataIOgs psnDe
man f6
g. 3. 9rettpmdn,
DlarpldnOer =RormalI6ult,
CNe3N Galtimops, Wo-
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i NIT tecem VtutGuf. SpHneu 9egen
|. fdJone @efd1enfe einsetauf51t per6en.
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riibmten Gotbpein in 4a8alloHen=
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!, 8i6tigc. 9lls 9reiic; pro 6lu=
: idbe soc, 79c. UnD. 81. 90
q silperAyrope &os. - Sieftr 06iss
. feD 1T Der bette in Imtrita fir Den
Y 9reis. gOQe gallOne. 10
I 9iebig's MalszGrtratt, pro 6lai6e 1Oc.
: 9erIu6t unicrtn Sabre altsnSbcrz
y ipoOo 3pe, pro Galloue. ue..........$2.5 so
> SbsrrD baut Das Spitem auf. 8er7
Z iutbt unieren beriibmten msOsiHi=
q i6en Sberrb pro gallone.. .......$1.5 so
q ale Samen t6nHen airDsrung ibrer
q GeiDen erbalten 'Dur6 uniereH me-
: Di3iniidsn 8sneber, pro 6laibs.. soc.
= B,nH Sbr siuen nit QungenleiOen
: bebdfteten 6rcunO bubt, 10 cmz
3 pfcblt ibm 6areos reines 9tal3;
q pro Sl1lde NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70c.
/. 5iir idugenOe gtiitter 1T Hi6ts beiz
Z itr, uls 8uneB Stout; pro
:! SuBeH0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SD
Z ltnicr srpRcs Sunmcr=Sactet
4 smiammen fir $500.
: / 5lai3s
4 Ytsftermitnj ..........
d l 6laibe
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& l 6laibs
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]: GRATIS.
4 Rutbruefnz punfd) beute gratis feroirt.
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! galtimorc'g bette @einbanolung,
J 1O1, 1O3, ,1O5, 1O7, 100, Iii
/ 2Ioro- Gutaw- StraBe.
& 9}ertduferinnsn.
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XXX asagsa gaSs.ss Z Z
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Rno1nnuJ s Co.,
Nr. 55, GImsStr., 8.s9.

barin befte6t, Die @rmorbung bes
Sultan5 Der 3iirtei berbei3ufiibren.
Rufftf6e GLITTER fOllen
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NNt. at. SpfephS=Gpnca.

StuseuaaurIus: Riuifi6r. piisui5aitli6tr unb
fauImduniid)er unttrribt; eranDlibsr unttrri4t in
Der beutics.n 6pra6e. 8.DiuounUsn: rG0drDtrsA
BRO 6ejhoR BON iiinf Ttonaten $110. Stubitn
beaiuutn am 9 len fae, ben 2. 6sptsmbsr 1892
TRan aorsifrs:
Brueer Suiepb. DIRECTOR.
Etatien 3, SatimDre, 1D.
aotaloa auf @srIaHe.n. (5uIill, 2It S&6)
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- sl@H Way-Down-the-Ray
unO @bOptantsgfiSr GrfurFonsn, $50 MsiIsn
SalSpafer ben eaH3en Sag, 2sbsnsrett.r fir flene
Rinosr, 6unoerte pon Granien burs oisie Mus=
fliiee pisbtr brotfslt: Der prdbtigs unb pepuIdrs
9ampfer rGmma Giles,& isbsn 8 ienfae uub
DDnnerfas UNI l1br @orm.. Ridtunft um
10 ubr @benbs. giuete zoe.
(Suni7, ,S&S9
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sen 8anOo, 6Ot Springs. arL
2Gbmnng Der siagenei0e O0er
9rOniide SertOpfung Der
altcu 9eute.

Raopub's 9iGu fnb Oas bsRs 6ttmttsl fiis
dItere Qeute unO fiji 9triOncn psIbs on BerFOa
pfung lti6cn. gd @,rfOpfuugsu, QdbmuHesn uuo
55pddb. pcrben Die geDdrms, Ritreu unO gIuie
etc Our6 pas GiHnsbmcn BON itUti uO,r Orsi SinsH
fb ibrsr nattrIi8sn abiOuOtruuoen srireu,u uRO
bur5 Ortn Qeleatutti6su G5ebruu3 rtgstmabio Funts
tiouiren gr oisien @slegenbeiteH iDirO btrsH fdrs
tsno,r unO ndbr6aftsr @srtb gum gori5etn oes
bra5t; isoe ncue Bile nrO Heue Rraft fiir Die @ts
Ddrms, Qsbsr Ricren etc. gtsen unO Die gBsosrftbr
zines qeiuuO,n, uatitrli8sn 3ufarOes pirO isbv
Cui5 errridt DGrOtn.
8rsis 25 Gents pro 65a6si.
9ur5 aut gpot5tttr oOsr OireEt pet 4OR 5u 6ss
5iebsH.
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x z u q N z z q Z q 9 z
g. 8. eSrieoenfualo 81 50.
amerifa's or6bter @,trdnts=2apsn.
..Sth perre an Der Spntdne fetn."
Na6e @aare1t
iut 9etail>Gerfauf
Su GngroSs Yreiicn!
GpubpnS arati5

nit feeem Ginfauf. S6nmen aeaen
fdone 0eidbenfe einsetauf-bt pereen.
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3nnItbrIt anf &riicn.

Sour bur4 g1erzGnglunO begonnsn.
- Der Hbli6e groBe &lim6im,
berbunben nit Der leberrei4ung
BON 8lumen unb f60nen Reben.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-22
PRESIDENT HAS BAD LUCK.
The Bears ON the sunnower Are
Wise and Keep Out of Range 81
Ills Death-Dealing Gun.

Smedes, Miss, Nov. 1S.-The bears
In the swamp country around the
presidents camp on the Little Sum
flower seem to have effected sue
ccssful combination to prevent the
president from having a single shot ut
che Of them on the expedition. The
only one the dogs started Monday fed
in northeasterly direction at the
first cry OF alarm, and did not stop
running until he reached the cane
brakes about nine miles from camp
There he was overtaken by Mr.. Me-
Dougal one Of the managers OF the
smedes plantation, who killed him Mt
70 PAGES. The president who had
started In the morning In the rain
with Holt Collier, did not hear the
dogs after they first struck the trail.
The president takes his lll-luck good
naturally. lie says II Is simply the
fortune Of the chase, and that he Will
have q another chance yet.
The bear killed weighed 225 pounds.
Judge Dickinson is the only other
members Of the party, except Mr., Me-
Dougal, who has hred shot The
Judge missed swamp deer NJ 100
yards.
1t blew up colder Monday, and the
rain which began Sunday night ceased
falling shortly before noon.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-22
THE AOuN[OX TROUBLES.
A Conference Held in New York by
Gen. Molineux, His Son
and Lawyer Battle.
REFUSE TO DISCUSS The DIVORCE CASE
They Regard II as "A Private Matter
Concerning Which No Public Ut
ternnce should be Made-Gen. Mo-
Heux Has Nothing Further to
Say.

New York, Nov. 19.-Roland b. Mo-
lineuX and his father were in con-
ference with their counsel, Geo. Cor
uon Battle, Tuesday. At the close of
the talk Mr.. Battle made the follow.
ing statements:
Neither Gen. Edward l.. MolineuX,
nor his son, Roland B. MolineuX, or
any other member of the family, will
make any statement in regard TO the
reportin the papers that Mrs Roland.B,
NolineuX has gone to South Dakota
with the purpose Of instituting an ac-
ton for divorce against her husband.
"They regard it as private matter
concerning which no public utterance
should be made. Gen. MolineuX de-
s.res to say further that all the mem
hers of his family have at all times
treated Mrs. Roland b. Moineux with
the utmost kindness and considera-
ton This is his last word on the sub
Ject.'
Mr.. Battle said that he had not been
retained TO defend the divorce suit.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-22
TYR0LEAN ALPS AT THE FAIR.
The Premier Amusement Feature Of
the Dusseldorf Exposition TO He
Seen at ST. Louis.

st. Louis, Nov. 10.-The reproduc-
ton of the Tyrolean Alps at the
Worlds fair is practically assured.
The panoramic presentation will be
the same as that exhibited at the Dus-
seldorf exposition, which was the
principal amusement feature there,
but will be ON a very much larger
scale. A party of st, Louis capitalists,
among whom we.e AdolphuS Busch,
William j, Lcmp, William Nolker,
Henry Kehlor Otto Stifel Charles En-
hermann, Henry Nicolaus, Philip
Stock, Edward Faust and August
Busch, in company with Director Tay-
lor, visited the Worlds fair grounds
Sunday to inspect the site with "A view
to securing a location for the repro
duction of the Tyrolean Alps. The
party drove through the site in car
riages, and during the course Of the
drive carefully examined the south.
en portion of the grounds in the
Forest park section Of the exposition
site. No definite location was select
ed as a result Of the drive. but il is
said that the ground that will eventu
ally be decided upon will be the ele
walton on the west side of Sknker
road, just opposite Camp hill, up the
side of which the street Of concessions
will wind. II is said that the cost OF
the reproduction will be fully 100000
and that n company will be formed
in the near future for the purpose OF
financing the feature.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-22
THE LAST DAY OF THE HUNT.
The Hunters Try Last Chance to
Give the President u Shot
Al n Bear.

Smedes. Miss, Nov, 1o,-Tuesday
was the last day Of the presidents
hunting expedition in Mississippi, A
messenger from camp reported that
the party got an early start The
weather conditions were better than
they have been on any day Of the
hunting, 1t was cool and cloudy, and
the dogs could work without distress
The hunters who are trying to give
the president shot are pretty badly
discouraged, hut they were hoping
against hope for better luck. The
president seems less concerned over
his III fortune than are those who
were instrumental in bringing him
here. He is satisfied that there are
bear In the swamps, and told his
friends that he wanted to come down
here again and have another hunt
with Holt Collier.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-22
BISHOP THOMPSON DEAD.
Hugh miller Thompson, Bishop Of
the Episcopal Diocese Of Mis-
sissippi, In No More.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 49, Bishop
Hugh Miller Thompson died, Friday
morning at Ave o'clock, of cancer OF
the throat Since his arrival here
from New York, week ago, he had
been sinking rapidly, and had made
all preparations FOR the end which
came peacefully and while surrounded
by his family and friends, He was
born in Londonderry, Ireland, in 1890,
and came TO America with his parents
when n child He was admitted to the
ministry when 22 years old and filled
several prominent pulpts in Chicago,
New York and elsewhere, He was ap.
pointed bishop Of the diocese Of Mis-
sissippi In 1896.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-22
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Eleven Denver (COl) Aldermen Ar
rested for Granting a Franchise
over an Injunction.

Denver, Col, Nov. 10.--District Judge
Mullins has ordered the arrest OF II
aldermen who voted for an ordinance
granting a new franchise to the Dem
YER City Tramway Co., after they hal
r,en served with IN injunction which
forbade the passage Of the ordinance
~ drawn. The matter was brought to
the attention Of the court by attor-
u,ys Of the Municipal league, which
secured the injunction on representa-
ton that certain provisions In the
ordinance violated existing contracts
between the city and the Tmmway
CJ. The court fixed bail at $1,000 for
pnch .----
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-22
Mr., Battle said that he had not been
retained TO defend the divorce suit.
THE WOMAN IN THE CASE.
The Personality of Mrs. Blanche
Chcsebrough MolineuX.

New York, Nov. 19.-Blanche Cheese
brough Molineux, "the woman" in the
famous New York poisoning case, who
is about to seek divorce from Roland
Is. Molineux, is a product of Rhode Is
iond. She is 80, not pretty, but is
very stylish, dresses in stunning
gowns and has manner very woman
lv and attractive. She is not what
one would call sweet woman or a
woman capable of loving any man sin
cerely, but she is bright-loolling and
las a queenly men, and it is known
that at least several persons have
loved her very much.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-22
ENGLISH LABOR DELEGATES.
Representatives OF English Labor
Organizations, Touring the
Country, Reach Chicago.

Chicago Nov. ia delegation OF
20 English labor men, representing
the principal labor organizations In
England, arrived Tuesday. Their pur-
pose is to investigate the prevailing
industrial conditions from an educa-
,ional and sociological standpoint
They were met AT the station by a
committee from the Chlcsgo Fedora
ton of Labor. They were escorted to
their hotel and later set out In body
20 visit State street department
stores,
The afternoon was spent In going
over the tunnel system Of the Illinois
Telephone Co., and visit to the
stock Yards.
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NATIONAL G|V|L SERVICE.
Items From the Annual Report OF
the Chief Examiner, A.
r. Servan.
NUMBER WHO TOOK The EXAMINATION.
over Quarter of u Million sheets
Of Exami nation Questions Ham
died, Including Subjects OF spe-
ciaI Professionalism, Scientific or
Technical Character.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The annual
report of A. il. Server, chief eAamin-
err of the civil service commission,
shows that during the last fiscal year
there were 6O,55s people examined in
and for the classified seryice,of whom
40,509 passed and 1928 were appoint
ed, promoted or transferred. In addi-
ton, liza, persons were examined
for the Philippine service,of whom 4sO
passed and 694 failed. The local
boards of examiners especially desig-
mated for the custodian service were
discontinued. On June 80 last the to-
tai number of local boards of exam
iners was 1,12s with total member
ship of 3,723. Final steps are now be-
ing taken to consummate the COM
plete organization of civil service
district similar to the Boston district,
with headquarters at San francisco,
In immediate charge of consolidat-
ed board of commissioners. The writ
ten examinations required the prepar-
alton of 43S sets of examination ques-
tions on different subjects which me-
cessitated the preparation OF 1851
seperate sheets Of tests
Over 100000 sheets of examination
questions were handled.
The great completely of the work
done under direction of Chief Exam
liner Server is shown by large num-
Der Of examinations which include
questions of special professional,
scientifical or technical character. or
these there were 20s examinations in
which s,257 persons took part. Well
nigh every field Of professional or
scientific inquiry and research Is rep
resented in the variety of the exami-
nations. A commission has held com
petitive examinations in every state
and territory except Alaska. Several
attempts at examination work in Al
aska have been attempted but aban-
doned. Another effort, however, may
be made soon. Facilities have been
furnished to residents of Hawaii to
compete in the general and local civil
service examinations in Honolulu and
Hilo, and residents Of Porto Rico here
after may take the general and local
examinations at Ponce and San Juan.
Much attention has been given during
the year TO the upbuilding of the serv-
ice In the Philippine islands.
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LAID OVER TILL DECEMBER.
Doodle Cases In Judge Ryans Court
at st. Louis Laid over TIL
the December Term.

ST. Louis, Nov. 10.-Another post
pOnement Of the Doodle cases was
made, Monday, in Judge Ryan's
court, and all the cases docketed for
that division of the circuit court were
continued TO the December term. Mr..
Folk was ready to proceed, and spe.
ell jury had been summoned. The de.
Tense, however, after exhaustive de.
liberation and argument with the
court and Circuit Attorney Folk, sue
ceedcd in having the cases continued,
1t il understood there will be no
further dilatory tactics when the
cases come up in December.