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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Sn China
0ebt ia SaS Mprben unb SDpfem
Imffis an.

8ictorio, 9. G., 6. Sebr. 3mi-
iten&oia uno 1000 Yorern fanb in
Der Iabe pOnSIaoiooitod ein2nmaf ffatt.
Sestere puroen sef9lasen unb ao9en
fh nit i9weren @srluiten suriid.
Oie &oiiertn-M -Mutter BON China bat
elm @bift erlaiien, Die Oesperabos,
Del9e iiinsit cine ansabI b.Isii9er
WiIIionare ermorbet batten, ein5ufan-
gen uno binSuridten.
Sie 200 6ineiif6en SoIbaten, peI9e
auf Den Snmpfer Iantins i5ohen unb
&co. @bas. u. Conan iotpie einen
eur opaii9en 3oIbeamten perpunbeten .
weroen aIs aufriibrer perartbeilt per-
ben. IL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
am Il. Wldrs
@eroen Die Ansebrte fir ben Sau
ceS itenem SnnoeSs0ebGmbeS
seDifnet iuerSem.

Die In9ebote fir Den Sau bes neuen
8unbes-@ebduoes meroen am IL. M6rs
TN S9asamt in 8aibinston ssoffnet
iuerosn. Sie Equalization berlansen
an9ebote fiir @ranit, Snbiana Bebforo
Stein uno Sennehee Mtarmor.
gs beiBt, oaB ar9itett Saplor BON
benz S9obomt-S Separtement Sranit be-
siin'tist. Ser game Contra: Il miro an
sinem sinsi9en 8ieter uerseben iuerben.
gs wdre 3u piini9en, oaB cine bisiise
gontractor-6irma Den Contract erbdlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
9as sdnserfeit
3eS eSu6iana Ohio Ginger
bunOeS..

Dos Arronsements-2omite fur bas
nd9ifen CONNER in 81. Wopne, Sno. i,
ftdttfinbenoe srobe Sdnserfeft bes
Snbiana Ohio Sdnserbunbes 1T eifris
nit ben 8orbereitunssn bef9dftist.
Serr gbcrLes @eis. eetretdr Der Set
beborbe, tbeilt nit, bab bic 5eftIieber
CUR Uertbeiluus fertis .fnb. 8ereits
fdmmtlt@e gum senonnten 8uno se-
borenoen Geiansoereine baben ibre
8beiInabme suseiast uno tneroen ii6
uermutbli4 Bis sur 3eit beg 6eites nod
mebrere Weretne Dem Bnnoe anihIie-
BEN, baruntsr au9 Der erobe beutfhe
Gefaneperein In Ri9mono, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Sdwabiider SameHusreiu,
Semte afbemo Nsastenfranshen

Der S9p6bii9e Samenoerein ser-
anitaItet beute abenb In gmbarbt's
freunbIi@sr Sole, go. 1927 6. Gait
Ctr. elm Wsaatentrdns9en. fir ueldes
i4on lett einisen Wo6en ieitens bes
@srsniisunss : ausiduies oerartise
@orbereitunsen setroffen woroen iino,
oaB Die geiu9er einen re9t semiitb-
Ii9en unb persnisteu a5enb oerleben
mlfen. Sen WitsIisosrn oes Sereins
ipiirbe es cine sroBe 6reuoe bereiten,
ipenn bic Sreunoe beslelben Iib sabl-
reid gu Dem Srdn8ben einfinben Mir
Den. Sie Samen psroen Elm feines
Supper feroiren, u. u. piro es aud
Sdmaben Spasle uno Sauertraut
aeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
@ermania eose Np. 2,
=. =. +. g.

Sie 8ermania 9ose go. 2, .. o /.
3. g. usranitaItete an Sitnitas a5eno
in Saif's 9als, SausbpiIle, ibrsn
oierten Sabresbaa. Serielbe nabm
einen erfoIsrei3en Serlauf- Yon I'm.
fang an berri5te untsr ben sabIreihen
Sbsilnebmsrn amber biibia arransirtsn
6eitlidteit cine sematbIits Gtimmuns.
Rad Den frobIiaeu 8eifen zines suteR
Ordeifsrs wurbe bis gum frlben Mor-
gen fr6bli9 oas San3bein seidpunssn.
Sie Yepirtbuns unb 8soienans lieb
niGts Su piinidsn iibris.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Ssihtise Sufumente seffUbfem.

Ser anmoIt Saniel 9. 8rown IT,.
bsnoari6tiste Die Yolisei, oab in elmer
Der perflohenen Nddte oas 9uIt in
ieiner int Gteoenion Gebduee befin6-
liden Office erbroden uno cine ansabI
ipi9tiser Sotumente seitoblen ruroen.
Sieielben baben iimmtlid gsSus auf
ben Gum GrbiaoftsproseB, welder
f9on felt LANCER 3eit Die @eri9te be-
f9dftigt. Weoer baarss Oslo. nod
eine soloene ubr. nod aaoere 8apiere,
tpelhe i'm YuIt Iaseu, mur6en beriibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Der neiue Stabtberolb.

6err 90 nj. Sertrob, Der ftets
auoortommenbe O5eri9anttellner in Der
@ermania Salle, meI4er pieIe Wo9en
bur3 l9mere 2rantbeit an's gett &c.
fefeIt mar, tit ioWeit seneien. SaB er
pisber ieinem gerufs nadtommen tann.
Sn oen ouf oas pra9tpollite oetorir-
ten galors bes DENTON 9auies muroe
sefterh abeno Serr Dr. aIfreo
6pbenbam Saeser, Der betaunte
8aibolose uuo Bunoor3t, nit SRI.
glanbe 2eiffer Sodter oer
Srau 8oia Reiffer BON gronion, Mi9..
uno edpsitsr Der 6rau Mauriee Weper
BON bier bura Gabbiner Weiiins in Die
&oienfeFsln DER gbe sei9miebet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
@ssell s9lep
Con bes YrdiiSemteu GntiAeiSmma
ansebli@ latttem .s

W al binston, 8. G.. 6. fsebr.
gs perlautete In einsepeibten Greiien,
sab ole antport bes Yrdioenten auf
bie @ppe1ation bes abmiral S6Ies
nd4iten Samitas betannt seseben tper-
ben ioa. Sie antport ioll fur SaIep
unsiinitis iein. @atiirlih TT oas Bios
germutbuns. Semano mill sebOrt
baben, baB Der Yrdiibent Die aeuBeruns
setban, tuona9 oas Ssrbitf Der MeSr-
belt bes ebrenseri3tes aufre9terbaIten
nerben ioHte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Glesante srannn9.
ErGiioent &ooiepelt umS Die spibem
Der Seb0roen paren Sengen.

Wai btnston, 6. 6ebr. SeIene
9ap, dlteite So9ter bes Staats-Setre-
tors SaD, unS 9apne @bitnep, sipeiter
9obn bon @m. g. @bitnep BON New
Yort, wuroen beute in Der gosenant
6irde bier sstraut.
Ser @sremonie aIs 3eusen pobnten
bel prdf. aoofepelt, iein 2abinet,
oas biplomatiide Corps, gertreter Der
armee uno Naarine, WitsIieber bes
Senates. unb &eprdientanteubauies /.
". T.. NJ. gs mar cine a-ATaire" !.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Gelpn4t
@urbe abermtals Elm 91eaer III
6entm6p.

Ri&oIasoilIe, 2p., 6. 5ebr.
Der Reser 9bomas 1rswn, Der Della
,YoweI Niftwod Ra@ts onsesriffem
bate, iuutse beute 0ormittas aug Der
Sail seboIt uno nod Der Bobnuns bon
SRI. Bonea sebrudt. sic ibentiiisirte
ibn als ibrsn ansreiler. Gin Reb
foIste ben 8eamten, entriB ibn benz
ielben uno tniipften ibn in Der gourt..
baus Dorb on einen Baum auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Getail Grocery mno Tleii6er'
Slerfs Sereinisnms.

Sn Der 9eitern Mbeno in Der &otb=
manner-5aae an gB. Baibinston Ctr.
absebaltsnen re9uIdren 9eriammIuns
Der obisen @ereinisuns purben nod
grlebisuns Der &ouiine-@eihdfte 81
nsue Mitslisber aufsenommen, iooaB
bic MitsIieoersabI ii4 iest auf weit
a5er 100 belduft.
Die 0ereinisuns bei9loB ben &I
fiir S9IieBun9 Der Groceries uno
Sleiiberldoen an Sonntas unentrpest
fOrtsuiesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06

60 9sute Raamittas I'm 2 ubr
beeonn Die Wtittminter-Ser iammlung
Oemo!ratiider &ebatteure BON Snbiana
I'M @ranb 9otel I'm absno miro
ein Banquet segebcn.
-Beite matte Cabinets ST. S5. Rur
ueniae Saae. gennetfs. 38 G.. Baih-.
~ Sas gbepaar Inbrew uno
Ntarp @arritp BON Der WeiteI Str..
bat oas in Iesten Sttober auf osr
SbiridpsQs BON .. 6. gru;n on Ia
unb Ierioian Stt. ausseieste Mdb.
den asoptirt. 0asiel6e bat ben Ha'
men 5raness Siabsl Garritp erbaIten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Siibieite Surnuerein.
@orsen finoet Der 5inoers Wasfens
bal1 itatt.

Mtoreen, 9reitog. ueranitattet Ger
Sloieite Surnuerein ieinsn idhrlihen
Rinoer Meastenball. Gs lin6 Ieitens
tes gsrsniisuuss Romitss oerartise
9orbereitunsen setroHen po-oen, oaB
nidt nur Die Rineer, ionoern axb Die
Grwadienen rebt usrsnii9te 9tunoen
perleben tuerocn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Mniifaliides.
Sic erfte Nrube oes IsmIiffeft6urs
mar befrieoiseno.

Ser 5ilis-9irisent oes Sbomas :
Or9eitsrs, Serr Sreo u. Stod, bielt
seitern abeno feline erlte Brobe. bes
Wulitferdors ab. gtpa uierbunoert
seidulte Sdnserinnen uno Gdnser
batten ii9 einsefunoen. Su.5ssnom.
men purbe @ris9s famtsriss RompoF.
tion yOlaf Srqsoaion". Rad Der
grobe ipra6 ii9 5err Stod absr Die
2eiitunsen beS @bors in ausrtennens.
mertber @siis aus. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
&ieber Elm Ntteutat.
Kantideff, Ger buIsariiche
unterribtsminiiter, miro
eriboRen
aHabreno er In feiner 8ibliptbef
fitt.

Sofia, 6. Gebr. aanti9eff, Der
bulsariIbe unterriatsminiiter murbe
bsate bon einem attentdter eri1ofen.
ct Job rubi8 in ieiner 8ibIiotbet, oils
ein RaceSonier gintritt erIanste untsr
benz Worwanbe, elm SteIenseiud lein-
reiaen 81 biirfen.
Ser Ittentdter entfob, ipdter aber
begging er Seltitmorb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06

90 Sn Der 9sitrisen in Der 3ions
2ir4e absebalteuen monatIidea 8ers
iammluns oes boebe-8ereins 8
muroen teins 6eldafts BON beioaosrsr
geoeutuls erIeoist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Gin nemes College @ebanae.

Oas Central college fir aerste unb
Wunodr3te bat oas neben bem Siato=
nifen SospitaI beIesene @runbffdd an
Der y. Senate ape. fur $3.50 ange-
fauft. auf bemieIben foa mad ben
Yldnen oes ar@itetten sSOIs Elm pier-
hodges feuerfeites @sbauae erri9tet
meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
=. 8. &. q.

Groker 8aa Der Vereinigten
Srgen oes VerbeHerten SroenS
Der pgthiassEittcr am 1ienitag
Mbeuo, Den II. 6ebraar, im
9eutiheu Sams.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
- Die bette Gent gigarre tn bes
6tobt: Wu4o's Qonofellom.

60 Sos. Compton, ein anse-
itelter Der Glen Clothing Co.. sos nd
in JoIse zines Stur,es oura ben Tabr'
ftubI-S9a9t einen 8rua oes Iinten
geines su.::
- Der aataebniabrise Dan
Roe. DeIder our4 iibermdbisen aIto'
boIsenuB I'm itinen @eritano setommer
1T, muros ms STRENUOUS seionbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
Der 3abea 5ramenberein

bielt ssfern 9a9mittos in Srau @m.
Maiioa's @obuuns. 30. 452 g. gait
9ir., feline reseImabise WeriammIuns
ab. &
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06

= Sismnr6 Gafe. Sn- u. ausIdn'
oiide 8isrs on 3apf. Smpsrtirte TO-
tuie bieiise OslitateHsn itets on 9ono.
&. s. Arens, 25 8. Dearl Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-06
9migbtS Of SsiSelitp.

9ritter jdbrliher San an Soms
neritas, ben 6. Tebrmar, IN. Der
@ermania Salle. Gintritt Serr
nno Tame ST, Grtras3ane 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02
YANKEE INGENUITY SELLING GOODS.

1t is undoubtedly true that large proportion of goods
which have been going abroad from the United
in growing qualities have found their market primarily
because Of excellence and the ingenuity with which they
made and improved from earlier models. American
ships carrying eight per cent OF goods abroad
ana there few American commercial statesmen abroad
Nor does the local manufacturer yet know all the best
methods for reaching the foreign market The con
sus have done what they could and the exporters also
but the superior quality Of the product the Yankee
inveaveness back Of it, the reasons for our ad-
vances.
It has been this, for example, that has brought to
this country large orders machinery tools to go to
the great British arsenals at Woowfch England where
the big made for the British army and navy
These orders included screw machinery for making
screws used guns gas furnaces for anneang harden
ing and temperng steel secutting saws rules levels
and various sorts of machnetoos The government
small factory Birmingham also has in use vari-
American labor saving devices and tools American
gas furnaces also used for anneang coin blanks
in the Royal mint at London and in the Royal Dutch
mint An order for assaying apparatus for English
mint has recently been allotted an American concern
An American pneumatic plant for riveting and drilling
is to be laid down in the English Admiralty dockyards
at Portsmouth Other machine tools Of various kinds
trial in the dockyard American pneumatic tools
already put TO various uses in many localities and
Chief Constructor Schwartz - the imperial navy is IN
derstood to have made report his government recon-
mending liberal extension Of compressed air equipments
A big English plant has recently been QUILTED with
single order Of American machnetoos aggregatng in
value 100000 American pneumatic tools are used
in increasing quantities the Japanese government
dockyards and railway shops
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02
ALONG The KANSAS NILE

The Native Sons of kansas viii meet
/ IL Topeka tonight and organize society.
Secretary Coburn says that under no
/ circumstances VIII he be a candidate for
! governor.
No one ever knew the cherry crop to
fail in Kansas. Some day Kansas VIII
supply the world with cherries.
Frank r. McIennaE VIII write a char
acter sketch of Eugene Ware for the
next issue OF Mcclure Magazine.
There must be times WHOM Fred Fun
stOn wonders what Roosevelt would DO
10 him If he signed round robin.
"The wheat IN this vicinity" says a
country correspondent r. Kansas pa
Per. is sorely in need or refreshments -
on April % If reached Io0 degrees in the
shade in Kansas. on April 3 IL was freez-
irg. But this time the heat has come %
stay.
John MacGregor. q prominent Populist
o. Medicine Lodge. has created q storm
by coming out fat-footed against fusion
with the Democrats.
I.eavenwcrth butchers swooped down on
Topeka the other day with a lot of beer
at cheap prices and made tho representa-
tives Of regular packers weary Ter
while.
George Z. Cole heads the Crawford
county delegation 70 Wichita. The dele
cation IS uninstructed on governor but
il said 90 BE divided between Bailey and
Troutmau.
Al Lcavenworth q nan on trial created
a scene 10y crossing the court room ANA
asking HE divorced vie 81 hc could kiss
thelr baby. She refused. aaG be stopped
Quickly and kissed the baby.
IN Barber county man went crazy
r-aa- .ft-rr ~r1rrfnr fFa lrrtrr-rT shrH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02
NO pREalnENr cHosEN VEL

At cost Of something like hundred thousand dol
lars e thousand club have been safely trans
ported California These eight thousand women do
not constitute the beauty and fashion OF continent They
are of more solid type Of femininy. There is more
of suggestion Of vinegar than Of moassos to be seen
in the countenances Of these more of the wasp and
hornet than Of the butterfly their contour The dis
patches Of yesterday advise that these eight thousand
women are all on strenuous strain over the presidency
The presidency of what2 Why the presidency of the
Federation Of Women's Clubs Of America of course
What kind Of figure does the president Of the Fedora
ton of Clubs cut in affairs of this country anyway?
Not much in its domestic affairs but in every other di
recton lubrcates the gears Of the mental moral and
political machinery in their entirety if ostentation and
spread count Tor anything Until the all absorbing and
oyershadowng conundrum of who shall be president
IS settled the country large would do vel bold its
breath What is to become of the homes Of those eight
thousand women meantime is OF little significance
compared TO the Importance Of the main thing for which
they Travelled four thousand miles TO settle viz the
presidency. Speaking Of homes very few OF these
it is safe say cut any considerable figure
in their homes which rule run by the husband
and hired help The average club woman has no use
for home prcferrng hotel hash or cooperative roost
Nine club every ten would prefer the dis
comforts gossip and dyspepsia Of life in an average
boarding house TO the responsibilities Of home though
the kitchen of that home was porcelain lined and its
floors tesseated marble. stin show US the man who
dare criticize the American club woman; the American
who is nqt boastfuy proud Of the faae that eight thou
sand clubs Of MS country women have sent eight thoa-
sand representatives and delegates over eight thousand
miles Ct railway track To elect president Any man
who would net joyfuy hike fer hashsry or con
tehtedly subsist for month at pie couzter fer the
sake Of having his vile sail fer the other side CT
the continent for the purpose Of taking hand in the
election Of the president Of the Federated Clubs Of Amer
lea is hardly fit o,be drafted Ter service in the PHI
ippines.
The Associated Press wires that stretch across the
mountains ana down the western slope to the Pacific
are working somewhat YEARLY but If they can but stand
the strain for another twenty four hours IL is hoped ,ha
the tense expectancy which is holding seveusysix nil
lion people the tips Of their toes Ray Re relaxed by
the announcement that president for the Federated
Clubs Of America has at last been chosen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02
Random Comment.

The cost Of firing q single shot from a
sixtecn-inch gun would pay a private sol
der for i've years.
The Japan current IS about 5oN miles
wide of Japan When II passes san
Francisco. il has widened 70 1e9 miles.
In France fuel hriquettes are made
from garbage. The refuse from the
streets. from markets. and ahattn.rs are
minced and mixed with uaptEa and tar.
Street corner story tellers Ssh earn 2
good livelihood in japan u Toxic alone
CO of them Dly their trade. provided
with p small table. q fan. and paper
wrapper 20 illustrate and emphasize the
points az their tales.
Fffty-ave thousand packages ~ veEe-
tables ard aovcr seeds ere being cent 20
The British troops in the south Africa
block houses by 90 English firm ~ for
lists g. enable them n relieve The monet
ouy re their c-lstc1ce-
Among nature levers 81 England Te~s
pretty nracttre. known as tsarE mead
owing IS T. bud sylld roses 81 Ehe aeids
and let them gov HHere tneT are, and
q Introduce strzy bulbs Z t1e rsireT z.rcs
Ia the asids and woods. So that theg n2y
grow Wild
III R6t1naFeaa. NeU Zealand. there g.
an immense eeyseT. which covers an area
81 an acre in extent. and colsta 1fir
throws cn3anaus OF water a. vGst neigtts
sr,ne Of thern ascending 80 feet with
clouds ~ steam. Nhich 81 mach higher.
Some ,i-re ago az frgiis--u-1 staFl1E
Or German tsrn or5srra rarcei 81 ~
Esrt frcu his shop 20 E.= hotel. giving
BIS 1lue rr1IIs NEeu t1e psrri cane
ID was fauaa 30 81 ad1-aszed ~ Herr
KIrrltsch Thc fal rlT-e-. Il KING ~
rLe uert-a declared t8at 80 s Ue-
was 81 the h5lel I-uCk.lF the I7r a
nan crsal zh s1d ed lategrs ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

The Democrats in Congress are making the usual
Democratic mistake Of asserting that everybody in the
Philippines who testifes to their liking hero and
everybody who testihes against their theories is liar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

". H. y. Wells has entitled his latest novel a Family
Affair Which shows that the novolists gre running
out of titles Hush Conway used a Family Affair"
wears aeo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

President Roosevelt is liable to bob I'D anywhere.
He struck Hannas home the ether morning before break
last and talked southern postof1ces
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

Caesar. Alexander and Napoleon were considerable
on the slaughter bur they would have baked on Issuing
order like General Smiths.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

AS the panic in q Philadelphia factory points anew
there is nothing SO far ont Of the reach Of as
girls hysteria.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

The Nine Workers and the Operators seem to be
continually at H. The public IS awfuly weary Of their
war
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

The more senseless the cause the more terrible the
panic usually Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

And now the Rock Island is into St Louis How the
read is spreading,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

Fresdenteect Pasaa has finally arrived At Santiago
and taken il by storm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

Every time the Rock Island sees any iron OF stee
laying around loose On the prairies she grabs IT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

Venice ancient and dignifed municipality seams IA
have cap,gcel paTt Of our nav.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

What time reforuers do have Under Mayor Low
taxes in New York City are Increasing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02


everybody who testhes against their theories is liar
". H. j. Wells has entitled his latest novel "A Family
Affair Which shows that the novelists gre running
out of titles. Hugh Conway used a Family Affair."
years ago.
President Roosevelt is liable to bob I'D anywhere
He struck Hannas home the ether morning before break
last and talked southern postofices.
Caesar. Alexander and Napoleon were considerable
the slaughter bur they would baked on Issuing
an order like General Smiths.
As the panic in Philadelphia factory points anew.
there is nothing SO far ont Of the reach reason as
girls bysteria
The Nine Workers and the Operators seem to be
continually CT H. The public is awfully weary Of their
war
Every time the Boek Island sees any iron OF steel
laying around loose On the praries she grabs IL
The purpose CT the grand convention Of the Womens
Federation Ct Clubs II California is the trip.
What 4 time reforEers do have Under Mayor Low
taxes in New York City are Increasing
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Venice ancient and dignffed municipality scans 10
have captured part Of our navy.
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Fresidenteleet Paaa has finally arrived At Santiago
and taken it by storm
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Ana now the Rock Island IS into St Louis How the
read IS spreading,
The more senseless the cause the more terrible the
panic usually IS
II the country cannot eat beet It can beef and VIII
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-02

The purpose CT the grand convention Of the Worens
Federation Ct Clabs 81 CaAfornia is the trip
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-04

In the National library OF Florence
an italian historian has found doe
ument which contains many interest
ing and hitherto unknown facts in
regard to the latter years OF the ia
nous Lucrezia Borgia. According to
it she took the veil and joined the con
gregation OF the Brothers and Sisters
of Penitence, which Is better known
unoer the name Of SECRETARIES of the
Order Of 81. Francis" She received the
veil from the vicar general, Ludovico
de la Tore, and Giovanni Gonzaga
wrote to her uncle that during the
last ten years of her life she wore q
penitential shirt. She died in 1918 ans
was buried in the robes of her order.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-04
IN MODERN LONDON.
Many Quaint Customs Are Still In
Vogue, but This One Is the
Most Curious.

A host of quaint old customs, says
the London Daily Mail, linger round
and about the famous "King's Guard
at st. James palace, but perhaps none
is more curious than that which de-
crees that his majesty's health shall
not be drunk at dinner, except when
the Scots guards are on guard. The
omission, when one reflects that this
one toast, even When no Others arc
drunk, IL invariably honored every
evening at every regimentl mess and
guardroom dinner throughout the
British empire, is sufficiently strik-
ing.
The explanation lies in the fact
that the regiment from across the
border was at one time suspected of
a leaning toward Jacobitism, and so
the officers were specially ordered to
drink his maiesty's health after din
ner, those of other corps being for
hidden TO do so in order to make the
enforced loyalty of she Scotsmen
stand out in clearer relief.
1t was also ordered that they
should not be allowed to use finger
glasses after dinner, lest they should
drim. to the king over the water"
and finger glasses are, in conse-
quence, tabooed there on these occa-
sions to this day.