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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
FIRE IN TENEMENT HOUSE.
Four Families Driven From Home
on Allen Avenue.

The two-story tenement house occupied
by the families of Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mrs.
Kate Huesner, Mrs. Anna Kuhl and Mrs.
Amelia LANCER. at No. sos Allen avenue,
caught fire from a defective fue at $50
o'clock yesterday morning.
James j. O'Toole OF No. 1G15 South Eighth
street sounded an alarm, but before the
bremen arrived the flames had spread rap
ldiy- The women. assisted by neighbors,
managed to carry their wearing apparel and
a few valti2bles from the burning structure.
Inc police report the damage as follows:
Srs: kuhl. $3.50; Mrs. LANCER, $500; Mrs.
smith. 500. and Mrs. Huesner. $50. The
S1.5D.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
CUBAN PROTOCOL SIGNED?
General Bliss VIII Leave for New
York To-MOrrow.
SIGNED?

Havana, Dec. IA dinner was given at
the palace Tonight by President Palma In
honor of General Bliss. II is understood
that the protocol of the commercial treaty
between Cuba and the United States was
on the one hand. and Secretary of State
Ialdo and Secretary OF Finance Monies, on
the other. @fiiXing their signatures TO the
document
There are Spanish and English copies of
the protocol.
General Bliss leaves here for New York
next Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
Epwor,h League Conference.

The Charleston District Sunday Schoo!
and Epworth League Conference will take
place next Wednesday and Thursday at
Oran. No. The sessions Of the conference
will be held in the Methodist. Episcopal
Church. Each pastoral charge in the dis
triCt is expected 20 5c represented by It's
pastor and three delegates.
The relation of the Sunday school. the
church and the pastor VIII be discussed by
end VI. T. Haw. o. T. Rogers will speak
on Elements Of a Missionary Sunday
School" J. W. Worsuop on ~.SUnday-schoDl
Literature and It's Claims" George ". Hull
on "The Importance Of Sunday-School
Work" A. N. Robinson on The Object OF
the EpWOrth League and c. VI. Clark on
Tin Iuninr Inanunn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
PLEASED AUDIENCE AT OPENING
OF CHORAL-SYMPHONY SEASON

Commandment The closing bars were Il
veEitahIe storm Of magnificent harmony
4 number which greatly pleased the audi
ence and gave opportunity for delicate
touches by the orchestra was the famous
"Schatz" waltz by Strauss
Il is doubtful whether the Austrian Court
Orchestra ever pleased its hearers more
with that waltz than did Mr.. Ernst with his
ST. Louis Orchestra last night
The opening number for The orchestra
was the overture from "Nignoa' by Thorn
as. Besides the numbers With the chorus
Miss Black sang three songs: The Rosy
Morn" Tcschenache-; Fair Jessie Won
Ffeli;z, and 20 komm Nit Mir in Die
Fruehlingsnacht." Mrs. Bensberg sang an
aria from Gounod's La Refine de Saba"
Charles Galloway was at the organ.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
ASKS POLICE FOR ASSISTANCE.
Patrolman Finds Mrs. l.. West in
Destitute Circumstances.

T am in need. NJ landlady is going 20 put
rlc out. as | cannot pay the rent. Ny husband
Ie:t home more than a week ago aII | nave
not heard from him since lie promised to let
me know where he is, but has not done So.
] have never asked for help before. but 1 can't
hep Il NOW. l have two children and can't
leave them ana 80 out 10 work. Please tell me-
what :" DO Or where l can get work to bring
home and CeLgs. MRS. l. WEST.
Nc. sD South Eighth street.
Chief Of Police Kelly received this letter
in his mail yesterday morning and imrne-
Giateiy ordered Captain Reynolds to make
an investigation.
Policeman GC1de was sent TO see Mrs.
West. H. reported last evening that he had
found her in destitute circumstances and
that her letter relates a true state OF facts.
Sn. has two children, one 3 years old. the
Cth.r6.
The policeman reports that Mrs. West Is
4 good Seamstress and is willing to work 20
support herself and children, hut unwilling
TO leave the little ones. She owes three
weeks rent. Captain Reynolds considers
the case one worthy OF the attention OF pSr-
sons charitably inclined.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
TRAIN BEARING THOUSAND
PILGRIMS WRECKED.
Five Coaches Filled With Women
Rolled Down Embankment on
HidaIcO Railway in Mexico.

Mexico City. Dec. 11.-At Tepa. on the
Hidalgo Railway. to-day. Il special train
bearing 1000 pilgrims returning to TuIan-
cingo from this city was wrecked. killing
three persons and ~iniuring many more
The train was backing from a switch to
the min line when the rear car was de-
rallied. 1t rolled down an embankment
drawing five other coaches with it.
Six hundred persons. chiefly women, oc-
cupied the coaches. and the scene was sick
ening in its horror. The injured were taken
to the hospital at Pachua.
Twelve thousand pilgrims from all parts
of tie Republic have thus far visited this
city to worship at the shrine OF Guade-
iOupa.
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THREE PERSONS ARE MISSING.
Gus Artz, Minnie Helwi and Wal
fer Tteschcr Sought by Relatives.

Tho roIice Yesterday were requested to
search for Minnie iic!wiG. 10 years old. OF
No. 1879 South Tenth street. VINO mas been
missing since Tuesday morning. she Is d.
scrif-,d az of rncGi..rn size. brown hair, dark
evce. wearing q black skirt fan~e! waist,
a black Elton Jacket and striped c..
The disappear ancp Of Gus Ar;z from ms
home at No. IFS Washington avenue also
was reported 80 the police yesterday. re
Is % years old. a butcher by occupation ana
the police report states that he IS $iishty
Nnx A, Ut.zeher Of No. 1888 Cherokee
STREET requested The rDlicr 10 ind his son
sine last FRIDAY. Mr.. Etessher stated mat
his son had ben sent e. deliver several
parcels Friday afternoon, and since that
tine has not boon sen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12

ne had hoped. the crcNnirg achievement OF
MS lie. to have seen this cable laid from
the Pacific Coast to our far Eastern pos
sessions. an all-Amerlcan cable: its object
the advancement of commerce through this
artery OF trade: its goal the Far East. and
Its cradle the Golden Gate.
1t has fallen upon HE 20 carry out this
Work: and l can assure you. gentlemen. that
1 will spare no pains 10 see that it is CON
summatsd.
Time can only tell that our efforts will
have been successful. and. If so. let this
cable be a monument to my fathers mem
DRY. and then. gentlemen. myself and my
associates Will have been satisfied. Gentle
men. once again | thank YOU"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
NINETY NEW MEMBERS ADDED.
Young Ladies' SodaIity Of st. MnIa.
chy's Parish Is Growing.

The Young Ladies' Sodality of ST. NAL
achy's Parish received ninety-one new MEM
bers on the day Of the feast OF the Immac-
uIatc Conception. The ceremony was very
simple and took place Immediately after
yeSpETs. The address was made by the Rev
erenG Father IieEler. the spiritual adviser
OF the sodaliiy.
Those who had secured the most members
received prizes from Father Ziegler. The
first prize. a gold medal. was awarded to
Miss Nellie Short. who brought thirty-seyen
new members. Others who received prizes
were Miss Mary Carroll. Anna Smith. Mary
Higgins and Margaret Maher. The sodaIfty
ROW counts more than 80 members.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
iNTERURBAM INCORPORATED.
Illinois, Iowa and Michigan Pro
cures a Charter.
TfrriAB

REP Bic -'tr AL
SpriDgfeId. ID, Dec. 1.-THE Illinois,
Iowa and Michigan Railway Company. VITA
a capital stock Of 2I,v.g-I. was licensed 10
Incorporate this morning by Secretary OF
State Rose. The principal office IS to be at
Chicago.
The object Of the corporation IL TO con-
stru-t "A line Of road from Mornence, in
lion through the counties Of kankakee.
WI. Gruray. Kendall. Kane, Dekaib: osie,
Boone. WinnebaEo. Stephenson and 10 Da-
yiess t. East Dubuque. Ill
The incorpOrltCrs and first BOARD Of D-
rettors include John c. Murphy. Porte
Gregg. Benjamin =. Alschuler. dit j.:
Hinckley and Fremont l. Taylor. all OF
arrnra III
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At New York Hotels,


Ft.FI Blu SIEEINiL
New York. Dec. u-Amon- the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day Were the follow
ing MiSSoGrians:
81. iouis-G. a. Crancer and Mrs Crar,er. q
O CARPENTER. Manhattan: r g Whitaker ana
Mrs. Nhittaker. : G- ScaTTtt. Murray Hin: j
D Bascom and Mrs. B.SCon. J. p. Lusk and
Mr. LuSk. r. NaliInCkrl,it. Waldorf: L. HIIfer.
Imperial: : y. Saadte!5er. Herald square; W. :
Osborne. Aston; F Paies-er. Victoria: II. Selig-
nan. Criterion: J. G. Porter. Grand Cninn: Mrs
Montague Continental: J. l.. Barnett and Mrs.
Barnett. Everett: r Il, Alexande-. Eartholdi: :.
J. BulCng. Darlington: NJ Stern. Cldi lac.
Kansas City-N- \ Nettleton and Ms. Ne.tle-
ton. Manhattan: VI. Z. Kohinson. Naxarr..
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,antry. Will report to the above board FOR er-

animation.
Tie leave granted First Lieutenant william
Ncsterve!t. Artillery Corps. Department. Of
Texas, IL extended one nunJh-
The leave granted First Lieutenant: Robert
Wood. Third Cavalry. ia extended one month.
First Lieutenant Dorsey Cullen. Troop L. Third
Cavalry, has exchanged places with First Leu
tenant William Taylor. Troop b.
The post IF Fort FIagieT. Washington. IL desIg-
mated as = saluIing station TO return the sa-
lutes Of foreign vessels o: war.
Leave for two months IS granted First Lieu
tenant Percy Ashturn. assistant surgeon. TO take
eject about Januarv 80.
Lave for one month IS granted Major VIII
liam Corbusie-, surgeon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
ITALY Is SENDING
ANOTHER WARSHIP.
The Carlo Alberto Sails for Ven
ezueIa to Protect Italian
Citizens.

Sydney. Cape Breton. Dec. 1.-THE COM
manGer OF the Italian warship Carlo AL
berto received orders to-day from his Gov
eminent to proceed with alt speed to Ven
ezuela. to protect the Italian subjects there.
The Carlo Alberto sailed tonight.
This will retard Marconi's experiments at
Glace Bay for the present
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
Christina. Bnzuar Opens To-Day.

The Christmas bazaar OF st. Marks Epis-
copal Church will take place to-day and to-
morrow in the haSemen Of the church at
fortieth and Washington avenue. Both
evenings there vii be music and recitations
by Miss Swift. Mrs: Bartlett. Mrs. Carrir.
Mrs. Perry. Miss Butler. Miss WORKMAN.
Sir. Messick and Mr.. Carrie.
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Talk to United Mechanic.

The Reverend John L. Brandt will preach
Sunday evening to the Junior order tinted
American Mechanics at the First Christian
Our DUTY to Christ"
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Will Lecture on City.s Poor.

W. Il. Mccain. manager of the St. louis
Provident Association. will deliver a lecture
Tonight on The Poor of a Great civ" at
the Mount Auburn NJ T.. Church. South.
The lecture Will be illustrated with stereop-
t!con views and will be under the auspices
of the t.pTOrth League
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
FINAL HONORS AWARDED flick.
st. Louis Boy Attains Distinction
at Harvard.
REPT BL!C SPECIAL.
Canb-iire Mass

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. r-At the annual
awarding of prizes and distinctions at Har-
Ward University to-day Herman Theodore
Flick of ST. Louis. ~ was granted fina.
honors in classics
The exercises were held in Sands-s's Thea
te:. ex-Secretary Long delivering the al
dress.
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sengrsve- Charged with Robbery.

James SeagraveS was arrested at Sly
tenth and Market streets Yesterday by
Detective Mccarthy and is charged with
waylaying and robhing John Tiernev of No.
10 South Fourteenth street on November
q. Tierney was compelled to give IN S..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12

Di>ORDERED STOMACH is caused bv
improper food. irregular hours or over
indulgence in alcoholic srimuianrs or To-
oacco- The symptoms are nausea. head
ache. dizziness. coated tongue. bad TASTE
in The mouth. constipation and chronic
diarrhea. EJPEPSIA TABLETS is :,
magic cure for these conditions. Ar all
hrSt-ciasS druggists or direct for soc.
Eupersia Chemical Co. Is Clark ave. 81. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
GOVERNMENT ASKED TO DEMAND
THAT TURKEY TREAT US FAIRLY.

Representatives, of All the Religious Bodies in the United States
That Are Doing Missionary and Educational Work in Sultans
Territory Advise the President That American Institu-
lions Are Not Accorded the Same Rights and Priyi
leges That Those of o ther Nations Receive.
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Army Orders.


washington, Dec. orders were
issued to-day as follows:
A board Of officers is appointed =, rss. o.
Fort sheridan. III. FOR the examination OF Of
ncrrs ,Gf pTntnotinn Detail for the board: Major
Frank Robinson. Second Cavalry: Ma tTr E-s1cs
Us surgeon; Mat2T JAMES Rogers. twentieth
surgeon; Captain Lucien Berry. ARTILLERY CnrIs.
First Lieutenant Thomas Gunn. twentieth In,
First Lieutenant Charles Exton. Twentieth In
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First Presbyterian Church Sale,

The Christmas bazaar and sale of fancy
articles of the First Presbyterian Church
will take place in that church. at Sarah
street and Washington avenue. tomorrow
evening and Saturday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12

~ dLuDu~u
10 fhc sudden
weakness IN
vhich all
women ec
Gbrct at Ger
tain times.
DR.. PierH's
Favonte Pre-
sGspnou heals
nhe woEanty
diseases wfSch
carNe weak
ness. II estab-
fishes regutr-
hy. dries
weakening
drains, heals
Inflammation,
and liberation,
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A WCMAN'S RISK

As a trspeze performer Is greater than a
u,auS. She must have a mans courage
and a mans muscle to succeed. But
she must also work unde conditions OF
which a man knows nothing. Many
an accident to veHen sc,ohets must
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-13

&ibtune Der 8plitif bineinge=
orangt tpuroen. 9as 1T cine 2batz
iahe, Die ftb aus ben ftenugrapbi@
lben &DngreBberibten jener Belt
unb aus ben Ibittmnunessihern
flar uno beutlid nabweiien ldBt
uno es 1T siemlih uoblfeil, tuenrt
Die 9emDcraten Die gauge 8erants
tpDrtuna fiir Die bireeten unb inbiz
recten 5plgen Der &riegserfldrune
pum 81. 0pril 1898 auf Die S9ulz
tern Der &epublifaner ~abpdl5en
tpDnen !!
&eht bemerfenspertb mar nbri=
gems Die bonn Senator 8ailep ein=
eebrabte, aber i1ab furser Debate
vauf Elm Seitengeleile gei@obene"
Geiplutiun n%unieres" 8ailep, moz
nab BON Der Gntlenouns elmer anne.
ritaniiben Special @e1anotIdaft sur
arDnung bes &Dnigs @bmarb VII.
pDn England abgeleben tperben lpue.
NGes, pas Bailey su @uniten 1einer
HelDlutlDtt lagte, mar eigentlih biz
our Selbitperitdnblibfeit riHtia. Die
Ser. Staaten unterbielten ia, laete
er, nit geDaltigem &Ditenaufnanbe
10 pie 10 einen 8utidafter am 6pfe
BON ct. Sanes unb berIelbe tpuroe
nDbl auh NIT 1einen MttaHes unb
Secretdren pDnauf ausreihen, UNI
Die Ser. Staater bel Der &rDnunqsz
leier 81 reprdlentiren. NuBerbent lei
es ia nift iiblid, baB Die fremoen
Wdbte Specialabaelanbte gu ben
Snau9uratiuns Seierlibteiten reu
ins Imt tretenber Brdfibenten nab
Der 8unoesbauptltaot @aibingtpr
ibtdten, tuarum allo iolte man BON
arnerifaniiber Seite ettpas 9erarti=
ees tbun, mas pbnebin mod in mDa-
libit ibruffem @ioerlpru9e gu utt=
ieren oemDcratiiben @inribtlunger
ftebe? Nber e8 bleibt bel Der Spe=
ctalboti9aft, aub tpenn man nod
nibt meiB, in uelbem Gimme Die
5rage Der 6ufs~2 Dtlmirung fir Die
alnerifaniihen Senobuter entihieber
mproen lit!
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2eute, ipelbe att lamgffet lebem.

@us etatiitifen lernt r,ar, baB Die lanslebigten
2eitte Der Melt ole Moripeger iino. Sic itno mdBig
itno einfa6 in i6ren Getpobnbeiten unb erbalten ibre
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fart uno geIunb, mas fur bic Or
balting BON gutter 8eiurobeit b63It notbipenoig III.
Der an1eritaner lebt sep66nli4 10 bafie, oaB Der
Wtaget berna6ldiiigt iuirb, big feline @eiunoDeit poQ=
unter9raben 1T uno er ii9 idrittiueiie i9fud=
nnb i6rpdher peroen inbet. Sails Sbr au SieIen
aeioenoen geb0rt, ~Offerren mir Sud cine Weoi3in,
@uren Maser ~trdftieen uno Gu6 bon @euem
auf ben @e9 Der GeIunobeit brinsen ipirb, uno bag
9ufetter's Masentitters. Gs miro glabIuat,
geroauun8sfeioea, SDspepiie, 8erftopiuns, G6taf=
S4utteltroit unb Malaria, Gieber umo
taltes Gieber beilen. 11nterlaBt nidt, es gu %probiren.
gu baben III alien Npothefen.
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IS 1T nlebr &atarrb in oieIer 8eaeub bes Qanoes
ais BON allen anoeren Sranfbeiten sulammen, uno
big IN Die leBten Sabre gait CT als un6eil6ar.
giele Sabre lang %ertldrteu Sottorsn ibn fir cine To-
tale &rant9ett nno i6risben lotaIe 6eilmittet Dor,
ni4t t@arirten, %ertldrtei ie i'm fur un6eil6ar. Sic
Biiisnlhatt bat %betpieien, oaB Ratarrb cine Gonfi=
tutionstrantbeit it ano oeBbalb tonhttutionele BE-
banOlunp %ertoroert. 1att's Ratarrb=
Soleoo, Ohio, iii Die eia,iae conftttntionci2Ie Snr IN IN,
Martie. Sic miro inuerli6 in Dozen oSer 8a6cr
pom 10 8ropfen big su enss Sbeet6fia uoll acnomz
men. Sic lpirtt otrett ani bas 9lut uno Sic i6tei.
MICE S6erfia9e oes Sgltens. Sic bieten ein6un=
pert Dollars FIR jeoen Sal, ben ie ~ turiren o.r=
Isblt; eaBt Sud @irculore uuo 3at9niie tomrnen.
MDreiirt
8. ). @bensp & 60, Rolsoo, Ohio.
~ gsrtaujt bon alien apotbetsrn, qreis rs
Gents bic GlaI6e.
SalPs Tamilisn= gileu HRo bic 6sReu.
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Cages Weui8feitem.
& q n b.

General @baffee melbete benz
&riegsminiiterium in @albingtpn
unter ben 9ntum bes u. Wai Wah=
itebenoes iiber bic Sage auf Minbas
mar. Gen. 9apts t11elbet: Die ga.
ge lit in ieber 8esiebung a~ufrieoens
fteneno. Set Dem NuSbru6 Der
gefaneenen Wpros lit fein feinoliher
SbuB abgefeuert tpprben. Sultan
@enaiii iagt, Der 6duptling BapgoaQ
uro feline 2eute ieien foot Doer bGts
ten fib seritreut. Sd werbe bies
unterlu6en, be5meifle aber ben gam
gen 8eriht. Die 3abl Der entlpruns
genen @efangenen miro mabrihein=
lid niht Is lberiteigen. 8ebn fino
uaperlebt einaefanaen pDroen. NQe
pertprnbeten Mmerifaner befinoen
iih mDbl. Wpreen eebe ib naH
Wtalabang, Inn init General gbaffee
auIammenautreffen.
- Sn Der fleinen NieberlaIiuna
8raggs bel Musfoeee i'm Snoianerz
9erritorium fam es gu einem &afen=
fompfe, in pelbem 5 Meger uno elm
WeiBer eribo1ien puroen. Die sSar.
biaen batten periubt, Die fib bort
nieoerlafienoen @eiBen einSulbudz
tern uno 81 berorGngen.
= Sn @atertDmn, @isc., itarb
am Il. Mai Der 8ice=@ opernur Seize
Stone BON @iscpnfin am Waaen=
frebs.
= Gus Scranton, 8ennlplpania,
miro beribtet: Brdfioent MitheG
bon ben pereinigten 8ergperfSarbei.
tern bat erfldrt, oaB jebt bic Nrbeits>
einfteQung in ben brei MntbracitsDi=
ftriften cine nDaitdnbiae iei. Gtma
IA, 600 Nrbeiter itreifen. Sem Bee
feble aur Grbeits- @initeaung puroe
mioeriprubslps Splge gelei1tet.
= Mus @aibingtpn perlautet,
oaB Der 6auSausibuB fir Wilitdrs
angelegenbeiten mabriheinlib bic
Grri1tung BON II permarenten ue=
bungslagern befiirmprten miro unb
oaB oas cine oapon in Die &Gbe BON
Gan NntDniD perle9t meroen piiroe.
= Die Bill our 8epiqigung BON
100000 far bic 9ptbleibenben
auf martinique tpurbe in beioen 6du=
fern oes gongreiies oabin amenbirt,
oaB Die gu bemiaigenoe Summe bers
ooppelt muroe unb in bieIer Storm
gelangte iie our Nnnabme uno pur=
be iofDrt ben Brdiioenten CUR uuters
seibnung SuaeiteIt. Ser Yrdlibent
bate in elmer an ben gunereB ge=
ribteten SpecialbDtibaft bic Bemil=
ligung BON $500, 900 empfoblen.
= 9urb cine Napbta @rplpiion
auf benz @iterbabnbDf Der Yanban=
ole Babn in Sberaroen, Bennlplpa=
MEN, puroen 20 8erlpnen iofort ge=
t0otet unb 200 10 ibtper perlebt, baB
nab Der Nuslage Der Ierste pabr=
ibeinlib $50 baoun ibren Berlebun=
gen erliegen meroen. Der ourb bic
GrploitDn angeribtete materieue
Sbaoen piro auf 5000, 900 abees
ibabt.
= 0ab ben Mittbeilunaen oes
Statiitifers oes Nderbau.0 epartes
mentS paren am i. Mai in ben Ser.
Staten q, 103, 900 Gder init 8iuz
tertpei5en beiteut. IS Iino oas
1865, 900 Mder Doer 1872 Brosent
tueniger, als oas i'm lebten Serbit
be1tellte Nrea(. Der Stano belief
lid auf 76.4 aegen 94.1 am l. Mai
1901 uno eesen 1872 als ben 9urds
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Seine 6pffnuuQ ntehr.

obue aud nur int Gntiernteftel 81 a6nen, MAG i6nen
sieentlid feblt. 9leun aug 5e6n 9eripnen fterben Ell
nes laneiamen Sooes an S6ipinolubt ODER Neruen=
erI66pfune unb iptien es gar ni6t. @8arte nibt big
6er3tlopfen iIuo Stihe in Der 9ruit i6 e~in9etellt ba=
ben, bis bu bid matt, trant nnb arbeitsunIdbig
ilblt, lonoern idreibe slei6, tpenn ol Dies lief, un0
lperoe Dit Elm Bud lenoeu, oas Dir mibtiee @uT=
tldruus uno iot6e &atbi6tdee ert9eilt. bel oereu Be-
bersi9nne Die Garbe aui ben 8an9er, oolle @eIuno=
belt uno Grobiinn i6neI surldtebren peroen. 8ie=
les auBeroroentlih intereiiante nno lebrrei6e Bud,
oas bon Sung uno 4lt, Mann ooer Grau eeleIen
iuerben iOllte, III gu beaieben fir 25 @ents in Brief
~rarter. Wtan %aoreIire: WPenfdbenfreuno. IS1
6. Ntbentie. Weip Dprf, "a. D.
The Lamar register., 1902-12-31
Was Too PessImlstIc,

Sir Benjamin Baker. consulting en-.
gineer to the Egyptian government.
tells an amusing story of an interview
he had eight years ago with an old
fashioned native land owner at the
time when the construction Of large
reservoir somewhere In the Nile val
ley was first seriously proposed. This
descendant of the prophet, who was
very rich and had been twice warned
by the government that probably he
would be hanged If any more bodies
of servants he had quarreled with
were found floating in the Nile, ass,r-
ed Sir Benjamin that there could be
nothing in the project OF Nile reser-
voir or 1t would have been done at
least 1000 years ago. Yet the great
Assouan dam now shows that the
ancients did not have all the enter.
prise.
The Lamar register., 1902-12-31
PerIIs Of the Far East.

The wild critter of the hills" has
been roaming about Hudson's lake, we
are told. and chswed dog owned by
Orson Bennett. A young man reports
that the critter, which recently ap
peared at ]. T. Hadsells door, righ,
here in the village, and after devour.
ing two pans Of feed skunk away III
the darkness with q fearsome yowl
turned out to be stray calf. Wei
come, fierce beast. Your yowls are
better than curfew's notes to keep
youngsters home at night-Worces
ter IN. " Times.
The Lamar register., 1902-12-31
si,2 500 for a Prescription.

The largest sum ever paid for pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug. 80, 1901. The transfer in
volved in coin and stock ll2,500OO and
was paid by party Of business men for
a specific for Bright's Disease and Dia-
betes, hitherto incurable diseases.
They commenced the serious investi-
CATION of the specific Nov. 15, 1900.
They interviewed scores OF the cured
and tried it out on its merits by putting
over three dozen cases on the treatment
and watching them. They also got ply
sicians to name chronic, incurable cases,
and administered it with the physicians
for judges. Up to Aug. 25, elghty-seven
per cent Of the test cases were either
we'll or progressing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent OF
!, failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceedings
of the investigating committee and the
clinical reports Of the test cases were
published and will be mailed free on ap-
plication. Address JOHN j. FULTON
COMPANY, 400 Montgomery st. San Fran
cisco, Cal.