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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-07
PRINCESS ALICE OF MONACO.
SPECIAL BY CaEIE.

SII-Nl-NII D I CA LIE.
Monaco Jan. 6.-The Prince OF Monaco Is
seeking special interview with the Pope
on the subject of obtaining 4 divorce from
the Princess
The Portuguese composer. Isador de Lara
is the cause of the hreach-said TO he past
mending-but the Prince has decided not to
Danish De Lara from the principality. since
- does net care thus to acknowledge tho
existence Of rival.
The Princess of Monaco was born in
America. the daughter of wealthy banker
of New Orleans. When a young girl she
was married to the Due de Eichelicu. lineal
descendant of the great Cardinal.
Her second marriage to Albert, Prince of
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SUCCEEDS HISTORIAN MAclAY.
John A. kenrGey of Cohoes, y. V. BE-
COElcg SpcCinI I.n!,orcr IF INV Ynrd.

Washington. Jan. 6.-Secretary Long has
appointed John y. Kearrey Of Cohoes. "
Y, as the successor TO z. s. Maclay. the
observation-disclosures at the New York Navy
YARD. who was removed by order of the
President for his structures on Rear Ad-
miial Schlcy. The office IS officially desig-
mated Special laburer in the Dzpar mont
of Supplies and Accounts Navy Yard, New
York" with pay at the rate of $2iS per
diem The appointment reads vice Z. s.
Macay." and omits all reference to the
manner Of that individuals departure from
the service
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" ACEJNSTON

II is likely that President Roosevelt. viii
send a message to Congress bearing on the
Panama canal Company's offer TO sell to
This country.
President Roosevelt has selected g pri-
vate in his Rough Rider regiment for Mar
shall Of Arizona
Representative Kern OF Fast s. Louis
has introduced a hill In Congress providing
Sor the re-establishment of the army cam
teen.
A bill has bScn introduced Into Congress
providing for the death penalty FOR any one
attempting tho life Of the President. Vice
President or officials IN line If succession.
Tho same measure provides Imprisonment
FOR anarchists
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'GREAT BRITAIN MUST MAINTAIN
HER SPLENDID ISOLATION 50
Secretary That Jealousy Is Due to the Existence of
Particularly Wicked Government-Quotes Senator Hanna

London. Jan. 6.-In speaking at Birning-
ham tonight Joseph Chamberlain. the
Colonial Secretary, referred to the hatred
and jealousy of Great Britain, which is en-
tertained abroad, and denied that this was
due to the existence of a particularly
wicked government.
This IS no new thing IN history" he
said, land we must maintain our splendid
isolation, surrounded and supported by our
colonial kinsfolk.''
While fully admitting the necessity Of
finding new markets and keeping abreast of
modern times and methods. Mr.. Chamber
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-07
TRIES SUICIDE AT HOSPITAL.
William Lawson Cuts Throat
From Ear to Ear.

William Lawson. 81 years old, attempted
to commit suicide in ward No. at the City
Hospital at 1880 o'clock this morning by
cutting his throat. He Eashed his neck
from ear to ear. infiictinG a wound which
the hospital surgeons say probably will
prove fatal
Lawson lived at No. 1850 Morgan Ford
road until three months ago, when he was
taken to the hospital, suffering from rleu-
matism. The hospital doctors informed
him recently that the disease in his case
is incurarle, which caused him to become
Respondent.
Lawson stated after cutting his throat
that he used pochetkHife which he bor-
rowed from a detail patient to peel an
orange. Doctor Rassieur. Assistant Super
intendent. says he believes Lawson Sc
creted table knife given him with food
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Marine YnteIDfgcnce.

New York. Jan. 6.-Arrived: Minneapolis.
from London.
London. Jan. s.-Arrived: Minnesota. from
Philadelphia.
Bremen. Jan. 6.-Arrived previously:
Barbarossa. New York.
ST. Vincent, Cape Verde, Jan. 6.-Arrived
(previously): Borneo. Tacoma: Hero. Taco
ma via Corona
Singapore. Jan. 1.-Satled: Kentucky, Sc
attic.
j, Glasgow, Jan. 4-Sailed: Carthaginian,
New York.
Cherbourg, Jan. 5.-Sailed: Auguste Vic
toria. from Hamburg and Southampton,
New York.
2 Gibraltar, Jan. 6.-Arrived: Steamer Ho-
henzollern. New York, for Naples and Ge-
noa, and proceeded.
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 6.-Arrived: Steam
- Waesiand, Liverpool.
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PRINCE OF MONACO.

Monaco. was regarded as love match, and
their happiness was undisturbed until four
years ago, while on n visit TO Lond II with
the Prince. the Princess met Isador de Lara.
tenor. who awakened an interest in the
Princess which rapidly ripsned into love.
and she left her husband and went into
seclUsioE with the singer at her country
seat in the department of Arsine.
De Lara is about 35 years old. while the
Princess is 10. He is handsome, while she
has passed into the maternity stage and,
curiousiy. enough. is said to be deeply re-
ligious.
The Prince has passed his fift'eth year
and has settled into the sta.d and studious
habits of a man Of science.
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EPGRTTNrI

opeIt bulsess OF Minoha, Ill. and the
Reverend w VI. Springer of tiaIesnnrp
nave returned from England and Europe
with seventy-four fine draft stations for
their breeding farms.
The first indoor athletic meet of the sea-
Son was held at st. Louis University YES
terday.
Favorites and well-played horses deplet-
ed the bank rolls of the bookies at Oakland
homestead won the Oakland Handicap by
. nose from La Goleta-
Nyx. a 50-to-I shot. took the first rae, at
New Orleans yesterday from Ida Penzance.
Not favorite won at Charleston yester-
day.
Terry McGoyern and Dave Sullivan will
fight at Louisville on February %
Disputes over the referee of the Yauger-
Bernstein battle may result in the fight be-
tng called off.
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-MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.

lain saw no sign Of any imminent or press-
ing danger to British trade. He said
During the last five years We have en-
joyed an absolutely unparalleled condition
of trade. and for the future the prospects
are exceedingly good
The Colonial Secretary strongly dcpre-
Gated any attempt on the part of the trade
unions to restrict the output and reduce all
worknsmen TO n dead level OF mediocrity
In this connection the speaker referred to
the opinions of Senator Hanna and Presi-
dent Schwab of the Steel Corporation on
this subject
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CHiLD'S WORD FREES FATHER.
Eliza Meeks Says That She Testi-
fled Falsely Against Him.

After lying IN Jail for over four months
on serious charge. George A!oe.1er of
Valley Park, was yesterday given his lib
erty in Clayton. after his I4-year-oid
daughter, Eliza, told Prosecuting Attorney
Hedorn that she had made untrue state
ments before tne Grand Jury because she
had been induced to do So by a nero.
The girls confession to Mr.. fo:dorn was
voluntary and was made as 4 rcsui; Of u
conversation that she had with Mrs. Mary
Kennedy. nlatToa Of Tn. Oh !dren's Home
Society of Missouri at No 32l0 Pine street,
where she IS at present being cared GOr.
Aieeker is a mechanic. and. prior to his
arrest. was working In St Louis His wife
IS daad and he lived with his three small
children il! Valley Park. Ons day last
August a shocking story was told against
him, and Doctor :. l.. Imnan vas detailed
TO make an investigation. The fathers ar
rest followed.
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RESOLUTIONS II TINE SENATE.
Senate Taxes Appropriate Action on
the Dealt, %? senator setyeI.

Washington. Jan. 6.-The Senate met to-
day after a recess of more than two weeks
but no business was transacted or account
OF the recent death of Senator William J.
Sewell of New Jersey. In his invocation
ut the opening of the session the chaplain.
Reverend Doctor William Milburn. made a
touching reference to the death of Senator
SeweU. He referred also 10 the disability
of Senator Barry OF Arkansas and prayed
that he might be able TO soon return to
his duty in the Senate.
Mr.. Nean of New Jersey formally an
nounced to the Senate the death OF Senator
Sewen and offered the customary resolu-
tons expressive of the sorrow of the Sen-
ate and providing for an immediate ad-
journment in respect to his memory. As
a mark of respect TO his memory, the Sem
ate adjourned at 12Dl p. m, imm eciately
upon the adoption of the resolutions.
The seat formerly occupied by Senator
Seweil has been assigned to Senator Depew
of New York
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EXPORTS GREATLY REDUCED.
Germany's Sales to United States
Decrease S3.567 .922.

Berlin. Jan. 6.-Conplete returns from all
OF the ccnsulates in Germany show that
the total of German exports to the United
States in the year 1901 amounted to s9aGl6.
731
This IS n decrease CT s3,56T SO from Ihe
valuation of the same class Of exports in
1900 and it is .iue entirely to the reduction
of sugar exported to the United States. In
1901 this product was exported to q valua-
tion of Si,s2.,3s9, as against slG.GG3322J52 in
1900
The increase in merchandise other than
sugar exported last year to the United
States amounted to A.93I,2s0.
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sEw CHINESE ExCIrsroy ACT.
Western Senators and Representatives
AErce ON LnEx " Mirnnmt I-i..iLn t:a.

fSree an Ln'v Without limitation.
Washington. Jan. G.-The Senators and
Representatives of the Pacific Coast. who
have been considering n bill for Chinese
exclusion. have perfected 4 measure which
viii be introduced in both Houses in 4
few days. 1t H. much more comprehensive
than any bills that have been presented
heretofore on this subject. most Of wh!ch
simply provide for excluding Chinese or re-
eEactinS the GeaTy law. TIE bill under
consideration does rot limit Itself TO any
term of years. as did the Cteary act hut, IL
passed in its present form. would be per
petual unless repealed
Provision is made for the registration OF
all Chinese now in the United States. to
be completed within SIX months after tho
passing of the act All registered Chinese
shall have a certificate with photograph at
tGched and those without certificates at the
end OF six months Shall be GennrtsI
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STUDENT HAD NO
CHANCE TO ESCAPE.
Particulars of the Latest Fatal
Duel in Germany Produce
a Sensation.

Berlin. Jan. s.-Full narratives Of the duel
fought last Thursday at Jena. in the duchy
OF Saxe-Weimar EIsenach, in which Lieu
tenant Theme of the Ninety-fourth Regi-
Iaent killed student of Halle University
named Held by shooting him through the
heart. are producing deep sensation
throughout Germany
Lieutenant Theme Is the best pistol shot
OF his regiment, and pistols were selected
by the court of honor. composed exclusively
OF army officers Notwithstanding the fact
that the student societies proposed the use
OF sabers.
The court of honor stipulated that five
shots be exchanged between the duelists,
consequently Held had little chance of es-
cape. He was killed at the third exchange
OF shots.
The duel resulted from a party of stu
dents having jostled some army officers in
the street Held was with the students and
he slapped the face of Lieutenant Theme,
who was in plain clothes.
Mrs. LanGtry's New Play.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.
London Jan. Mrs. LanStry will pro-
r;,I JapI
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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
RISTNTSS

Yesterdays bank clearings were sii, ,tss,-
oil; balances. s1.e1i o5O. Domestic exchange
was quoted as follows: New York. &c pre-
MUM bid. 1oc premium asked: Chicago. 100
discount hid. psr asked; Cincinnati. Louis
vile and New Orleans. l0c discount bid. par
asked
Wheat closed higher Mt "fc May. el39lhic
No . red. Corn closed higher at 7oisc asked
May. GS1,c No. mixed. oats closed al iS1sc
bid May. 4gi G5hr No. Northern.
The local market for spot cotton was 1-l6c
iove-.
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and the Advisory Board OF the Public Own
ership party was held last night at No. cot
Market street for tn PURPOSE of perman Mt
ly organizing the Advisory Board. Otto =.
karbe. member Of the House of Delegates,
was elected president, roctcr Lewis Davis
first vice presid mt. John MCDole Tccrata! Y
Doctor z. \. Shay treasurer and JOHN New
er@oal s 7rgcant-at-aT21s. The adyis bi ~
of establishing permanent headquarters was
discuss d. but no action was taken.
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FOREIGN.

Details of the fatal duel between LIEU
tenant Theme and Student Held at Jena
snow thct the student had no chance to es-
cape. He was shot through the heart.
One of the bills before the Porto Rican
Legislature is for the appropriation of $50.
go for an exhibit at the ST. Louis Worlds 8
Fair
The Venezuelan insurgents are reported
10 have landed on Venezuelan soil yesterday
morning.
MIR. Joseph Chamberlain declares that th,
Jealousy of other nations toward England
Is not justified and that Great Britain must
maintain its splendid isolation" He de-
clares that while Great Britain needs i'm
provement. the conditions are not by any
means discouraging
A bill introduced in the Porto Rico I.eeis
lature provides for a $4,000 exhibit at The
St Louis Worlds Fair
hng Edward has conferred the order of
Knight, Grand Cross of the Bath uron
Marquis Ito OF Japan.
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NO BUsrxEss IN THE HOUSE.
Adjournment Taken Mark of Re
spect Toward Late senator SeUc:l.

Washington. Jan. 6.-The House transact
ed no business to-day. Immediately after it
met Mr.. Loudcnslagcr of New Jersey an
nornced the death of Senator Sawell. and,
after the adoption Of the customary resoiu-
tons, tie House, further mark OF re-
spcct, adjourned until tomorrow.
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DAVID BALLS yIsIT-pavid A. Ball

or Louisiana. No, was in ST. Louis yester-
day evening. and in some quarters il was
limited that his, visit had fcr its object the
enlistment of local representatives of tie
Allied Third Party in his campaign for a
seat on the Supreme bench for which Il is
asserted he is to be n candidate when
seen at the LaC!ede Hotel last night Mr.
Ban declared that his coming to St Lnus >
had no connection with politics. and denied
that he is a candidate fyr any ntIice
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-07
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

The retail clerks of Illinois will meet to-
day at Springfield and form n State or
ganization for mutual protection. Shorter
working hours will be demanded Of en-
ployers.
Actor Melbourne MacDowell makes SEN
sational charges In his deposition in q suit
against a former manager
For business reasons" the marriage of
Miss Margaret Heron. sister of the noted
Socialist. Professor Heron, has been post
poned.
With the captain dead and the crew mu-
tinous. the mates of French bark have
been forced to call on French cruiser
and the police at Oakland. Cal. for help.
Webster Davis thinks there will soon be
100000 signatures to the petition for a
congressional resolution OF sympathy for
the Beers
The newest oil gusher at Beaumont has
been christened the Becky Sharp" in com
pliment to Minnie Maddern Ffske, the
actress
At West Union. Ia. Homer NJ. Ner killed
MS sweetheart, shot his rival and then
went to his room and committed suicide
At Adrian. Mich, James Hooker, who
was with Mrs. Bert Harrington ct his
home. was fatally wounded by the wonan's
husband. although the Sheriff and a police
man had accompanied Harrington to the
house.
"epsteF LAWS declares that he expects
TO get 100000 signatures to the petitions
that will be presented 20 Congress for an
expression of sympathy for the Beers
Reports show that only In one case did
the open-air treatment for CONSUMPTION fail
10 prevent death at the State Sanatarium
at Rutland, Mass
The Democratic State Committee Of Mis-
souri, VIII meet on January is at the La
eieoe hotei In St Louis. to fix the time
and place for the next convention.
A witness who has been searched for
for three years. and finally located In old
Mexico, may be the means of reopeninr
the contest at Lincoln over the will of
Colonel Miles, the pioneer pony express
man, involving millions of dollars.
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LARGE INCREASE IN TAXES.
Assessments for Pettis County for
1902 Show Total of $10.42J, 1870.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sedalia. Mo, Jar. County Assessor
Charles u. Brown to-day completed the
assessment list of Pettis Count. for tazes
Of 1902, showing total valuation Of $l0,
~. 131
The list shows the largest personal
assessment since 1885 and an increase OF
half million dollars over last year. There
has also been Il surprising Increase over
last year in the value of real estate. while
the increase in money and notes exceeds
a quarter of million dollars
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25 a new play by Mrs Paul Kester,
"Mademoiselle Mars" dealing with cpl.
sodes in the life Of the great French
actress.
Mr.. Beerbohm Tree has definitely fixed
February for the production of "UlysseA"
The scenery will be very elaborate and a
special effort has been made to have the
Greek costumes strictly correct
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-07
ST. LOUIS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS.

ihe annual election of the MchyyfIie
FARMERS Club VIII be held Saturday night
Inc following nominations have been made:
PRESIDENT John F. SChaper; first vice Iresi-
dent. j. +. RoehT: second vice president.
R1chard Eusich: recording secretary, Geor.se
Herpol; financial secretary Jacob Kc~,b-
corresponding secretary, William Schaefnr:
treasurer, Henry l.. Kertt: executive com,
GreSoire Muehler ''
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JUDGE InE's HEALTH FAILS ALSO.
Second Member OF Philippine Comn!s-
sEon % Succmnlh 10 Conditions.

Washington. Jan. 6.-secretary Root has
been Informed that Judge Ide Of the Phil
ippine Commission Is i'll from an attack of
dysentery and has gone to Japan TO re-
cuperate. He is the second member of the
commission to suCcumb to hard work under
trying climatic conditions. Judge Taft
Civil Governor of the Philippines. is now on
his way home on the transport Grant for
the benefit of his health and also to confer
with the President and Secretary Of War
regarding affairs in the islands.
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\. and Emile J. I-amhrrchfs of No 31aG
Easton avenue yesterday 6lsd n chattei do d
of uust in favor Of Chester N p att, trustee
for John Kelly and other cred tors. The
Value OF the firms stock and fixtures is
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RAILROADS.

Gould is arranging to give the Wabash an
Atlantic outlet.
Pennsylvania buys the West Virginia Gen.
tral. cutting off Wabash seaboard line.
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SENATOR LODGES PHILIPPINE BILL.
Provides for ti.t, Temporary Govern.
Mcnt OF the ArrhiI...,n.rn.

'''' EI.'' '|I'I I'ifi';tTy I'ON Fr1s
Ih"nt of the Archipelago.
Washington Jan. G.-Sanator i.o!ce. chair
man of the Committee on Ph.lfpplnes. to-
morrow Will introduce bill for a. tcr1por-
afy government of the Philippines. dra ftsd
after many consultations with War De-
pdTsnent officials directly Interested in in
3nitr &f.airS a"d the government of the
The Philippine revenue bin. wE!ch mas pass
60 me House, but VIII be an independent
me. bill does not attempt T. establish A
n"w form Of government in tn. ph,l.prfrcg
nut II confirms The action o. President Me-
EHtt,S III creating commission and rati-
ne u1e acts Of that commission under the
iiSti 1ctior5 of the President diied APRIL :
- II also gives the Pr, ',deIt urhoritv
ware there IS armed Resistance in any uaIt
of the islands to the }uiteI States 10 rscrI-
late and control iEL.Li-ll-L an......-.-.... -.
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Ferdinand Township Farmers Club Hony,v
Werner was elected president: Charles 1
Stein vice president: James /. Gardner
corresponding secretary; Henry Take
financial secretary: Charles SiebA. treasIrer
and Charles Wilhelm. August Kruger and
William Hartwis, trustees
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fled a statement with the County Court
showing that he had collected S79l.36 Of left
over fees during the year 1891. The annual
statement of Circuit Clerk +. J. HolIocher
showed a total collection of Si.05l.l and ex-
penditures amounting 20 s2.G5l.1l. a quar-
terly statement fled by Sheriff Henc!Sen
showed a collection OF fees amounting TO
Sl.217.4a. The salaries paid out for the same
period amounted to S.L0
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Itchiu,, Bind. EIecdng or ProtruGinc Plies.
Your drucEis: will refund y1ur money II PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure you. 80 cents.
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139 positions are offered in the Help
Wanted columns of to-day's Republic. II
out of work, select position from among
them.
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Theodore Weber. who VIZ. refused

dramshop license by the Kirkwood Hoard
of Aldermen Saturday night. yesterday re-
newed his county license and declares that
he VIII force the Board of Aldermen 10
grant him the necessary permission. even II
it becomes necessary to resort to mandamus
proceedings.
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HEPBURN BILL PROBABLY WILL
Be FORCED THROUGH COfNyGRES SIS

Definite Proposition Of the Panama Company May proong
but VIII Not Change the Final of
House Administration Practically
o the Nicaragua Routeouse Considers
Measure To Iay-M Lampre Arrives
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In the City.
tsSsSsSSSSSsyssSySvxsSsssa
Ry..rR POST IysTAII.ATION-Frn

p. Blair Post No /, q. a. r. of Missouri.
installed officers last night with an enter
tainment at Blair Post Hall, No. l.0S Mar,
ket street. The installation was presided
over by Past Commander-in-Chief Leo Ras-
sieur The entertainment consisted of No-
cal and instrumental music numbers. Inc
following were the officers installed: Post
commander Christ Ericke: senior vice post
commander, Henry +. kiei; Junior vice post
commander. joel y. Morris: quarterinaster,
Arthur Dreifus; surgeon. Chas. V. F. Lud
wig; chaplain. James KAY; officer of TIE
day William ]. Dale; officer OF the guard,
kdolph Levy; adjutant, Ernst Rotteck,
uuartermaSter sergeant, Cord RinSen-
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TO CURE A COLD IN oyn nav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II It fails to cure.
L ". Groves SIGNATURE is On eich box. sc.
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NEW POST OFFICE Fon sEyy YORK.

Ell Introduced TO Appropriate S.
100000 for Splendid Edifce.
Washington, Jan. 6.-Representatve Cum
mings CT New York to-day introduced In the
, House bill to appropriate s2,Jo0, oO0 for a
new post Office building in New York The
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man of Maplewood is again seriously ill.,
He became i'll after trial about five weeks
ago and for time his life was Gespaired
of. but he rallied and II was thought that
he would recover. Recently, however. he
has had a relapse. He Is suffering from a
chronic complaint
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CnIDsNITH DIVORCE SyJT-aftor-

ney Kent X Koernsr yesterday filed the
petition of Mrs. Adelia Goldsmith for di-
Vorce from her husband. Ernest G. Gold
smith, alleging statutory grounds