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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
NichOus-Rittcr.
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E!~chorIs-Ritter Really AMI F1ran'iaI
az 40 jrcuirv In the office was very FOOD
and several sales have Socn closer In"r
have also made 4 large amount or huiifing
arv thcv nave ever had during the month
or December as far as inquiries are CON
ccrned.
many sod tn Mrs. Arrie Moore III" tire"
apartment houses on the north lin" OF owe
stree. ves, Of Sarah street. hstTcsn Nos;
by 1872 feet 8 inches deep. to 4 t'-foot al'F.
for 5000 for the account Of the Matthew'S
purchased hy Mrs. Moore AZ an Investment.
ard consists of three siH-room apartments
with baths and finished in modern style
renting for 81 go a year.
ing No. S5s5-55s7 PARTNER avenue. with lot
provements on this property consist Of a
three-storv. rock-front APARTMENT building
containing seven ard nine rooms, renting
FOR 81 a wear. These are located IN a
very desirable part OF the city. on ne
north side Of PARTNER avenue. between Be-.
neiehtorhood. where no nthe- fats or
APARTMENTS car be built. Nr. Stepherson
bought as an Investment and will reap
good results from TIE amount invested
They Gi=c sold for the account O. Samuel
II. Pyr to Patrick Burns. the weIl-krOvn
raddl'ry MANUFACTURED. a lot fronting 20
west # TAYLOR evenue. nv 17G feet deep.
for So n front 'oor. or s3.75n Mr.. Burns
bought with tho intention Of erecting 4
handsome h~!Se IN tho lot. This lot was
sold at a rery low figure. mt Mr. PIE. who
is a nonresident. was anxious 10 dispose NJ
hfs holdings here f0- the purpoSn of MIX
ing investments. This makes the second
sale of rropertr the NichoIi R!tte- Realty
and Financial Company has made for Mr..
Pc during tn" last two weeks.
They a!so sold for the account Of AdfeI
Sherwood 70 Fred Nyer tho lot fronting
% feet on the north line OF Fnin1m avenue.
b ls feet deep. between Spring and Van
deventer avenues. for $40. This lot yas
purchased with the intention of building
n hoI.ee on same
They also sold 20 Professor s. l.. Oliver
for the account Of f. l. WAGNER & Son.
the handsome te7-roon brick house on the
southwest corner Of Morgan and Academy
venues on lot ~ feet front by 10 feet
deem. being No. JG61 Academy avenue. for
t1.5T This is a choice house and a fine
location 1t was bought by Professor
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LOCAL. AND SUBURBAN.

Miss Ami" Mcnamara was attacked ny {"
cow in thc doorway whore she had take
refuge.
Charles F. Kelly l. subpoenael TO appear
before tic Grand Jury on Tuesday.
WhoIes4l. houses on Washington av'nH,
Increase their facilities.
Former merchant discharges debts tn :
are void fl law.
Live stock nj will discuss the Beef TINS.
issue.
Commercial bodies Of The STATE address q
~Jetitiun - Governor p"skory asking ;ha
ke recommend certain desired changes J.!
the State insEra""" law
trash can has bon located az Broa "a,
and locus. street as an experiment by IT,
civic Improvement League. which you
encourage q spirit Of cleanliness among y
Ges:r!ans.
Deputy Coroner B"ogher returns va-;!s,
that Mr.. Kate Smiths death was due a.
gastroeTtef!us.
Tie ground FOR the German pavilion a,
tho Worlds Fair site was dedicated w.;h
cercmonIcr.
American war vezsels Of tight draft will
mass Oh the river front next April.
Man giving tie name Of Edward Strong
admits he tried To pass a forge! check
New syndicate acquires Pere Na-Guctr"
Railroad and vii! extend lines TO tn MID !.e
West.
Doubt exists as to the best method IT
which 20 nominate candidates for the Board
OF Freeholders to be elected TO frame a ne"
city charter.
La;:H-American Club selects new officers.
Judge Sidencr censures jGryNfor falling to
agree on a verdict in policy case.
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TOOK TOO MUCH MEDICINE.
Mrs. Reed Did CT Morphine Pei
SEEMING 1T Columbia.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

I.TiD NIl.'TAi.
Columbia. Mo. Dec. 6.-Atrz. Frances
Pced. "A widow. died in Columbia this morn
ing rs Il Ic-ult Of an overdose Df morIuin".
&c mad been sick for several DAYS anu
yesterday morning was thT-atena. with
pneumonia.
medicine containing morphine. directing
that two 1.a~puprf l. D.. taken every two
iours. Instead Il - af'"T do-@ VS. admin
istered until sEo icll asleep 1T J O'Clock
YESTERDAY Afternoon. As she di-! not wake.
the physician WIS AGAIN summoned and the
whole night WAS spent in futile Efforts to
arouse her. Sae did not recover conscious
ness before death at : 0'c!-ck RMS MORN
4aU
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King Alfonso has authorized Senior Silvela
10 form a Conservative Cabinet. 70 succeed
the Sagasta Ministry.
King Edward reseHts the invasion OF his
home and his private affairs by newspaper
correspondents.
Minister Robert Mccormick has departed
from Puts for Vienna TO present his letters
OF recall to the Austrian Government. he
having been appointed Ambassador TO Rus
.ia. to succeed CharleInagne Tower.
A riot occurred in the French Chamber
OF Deputies in which several statesmen
were severely ~pUmmc!cd. Numerous dusls
are expected to follow.
The suffering among the poor Of London
p!oyed men is constantly increasing. In the
West End. however. the theiters and cafes
are reaping a golden harvest.
The Shah of Persia has created consterna-
ton throughout his realm By reducing his
harem from 1.1G) to sixty. He ~ accused
OF having assimiiatcd reckless revolution
AIRY Western ideas.
Mont Peiee is reported TO be still IN &C.
casionaI eruption.
Mexico IS said TO be gradually adopting
the gold standard.
The Bishop of Orleans denounces as false
the stories that the Vatican has made dis
paraging remarks about Joan OF Arc and
the efforts to effect her canOnizat:on.
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MARRIED IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Miss Cross of Campbell Hill Made
the Trip Alone.

R~EFCELTc SPECIAL
Campbell Hill. jackson CcIIty. vas mar
riri on September -. 70 Mr.. John Dennm"r.
FORMERLY of Four Mile Prairie. This COUNTY
in Zig EuI!can Province. Philippine
Is.aE... wh..e Ne went several montCS ago
a. a teacher with several other young men
from the Southern Illinois University at
c~arhDrda,e.
Miss cross made the journey unaccoa:-
panied.
This week Miss Flora Cross % Campbell
Hil. a sister of the bride. departed for the
Philippine Islands. whore she goes TO teach
In the Government schools. She TOO will
make n. lUrg Journey alone and VIII on
her arrival be married 10 AR. John V. Bar
row. who went from Campbell Hill last
spring to teach the young Filipino.
cenber l..
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Tho Anderson Realty Company re-
ports Ii" following Sa!cs:
No. 5..;S-%sA -4p-spA-l2-i1i Garfield avenue.
CONSISTING Of six f.ur-rrom flats. lot JX:sH.
fIon 4 client 10 Herbert e. Ehtvers: con
side Ss.tyh. Mr.. ch!Vs!s bought for in
v.-tu.eGt. Is the flats are bringing T. Pc
cent ;"y' nue..
Also sold q nine--oo;a house with lot !'"x
~. on Newport avenue. D.d crchari. from
Charles Il. DoGS- t. Allen Clark: CunSlirEa-
ZION 500. -Ir. clark viii occupy tn" house
for i i"ne. Mr. Clark comes from New
Haven. Vi.
Ais, odd En. 3I-7 Aired avenue. two
story c:ght-rGum frame dwelling. witG
bath. lot i0.,r: from Martha Garren" 10
VIII ]. FaTl.y of the Graf Western Print
ing tl:aIanE.
kl.p sod lot ln0xI10 feet on the north side
Of E.wr'rt avenue; from 4 client 70
George ". Nalow.
Also su.I Irrxr.l, e.; CT the south side
Of Newport Gv.uue To Charles II. Dodge;
constellation SO Il foot. il j. the intention
OF both .-arti.s 70 b. y.
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nn..I In...tmcn1 Compnny.

Q. Z. =. DIvis. Ir@-Nl IT y n" F7E4!.
Investment company. H. about completed
the foundation for tn Sa:eEay entrances
to L.euoX pace. in !f"-.H !i.ig4'S. ihT
grau;toii euro and gutter N" finished. and
next wsek the GilsraIJ" CONSERVATION t"!E-
pany will commence {" pave The street Win
refined Trinidad asphalt
NJ. Renqist will soon have his foundation
committed. Mr.. Davis says his onpan- :" i!
shortly Ccu:m-rC. n, Erection Of four high
class residences. 70 cost about $3.50 -acn,
in I4nox pace. TIL ROYAL Investment COM
pary - now finishing three vrty handsome
residences on Berlin dTcnu". and have JUS
started iHre. more. to cost about Si.Dp
.ach one OF the NV houses has been soli.
The name Of the purchaser is withheld for
IL" present.
Tho two houses sold last week TO Mrs.
Mar +. Howard a.d J. J.. Howard VIII o"
finished ana occupied December -. Paul
Moi moved Into rs acw $3.50 home. prr-
chased a month ago OF the Royal Invest
,n.r- COmuaQy. at NJ. as E":lin avenue.
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The ;nemLers of the Kings Daughters.
L;n6sfl Avenue Church. have iss:I.i cards
!or a safe and Chr <jnIs stock market. TO
tao helG al thu apartment of Mrs. ]. MGR
ton Allen and .irs. Han:9rd Crawford at
No. 1896 LinG"ll houic.ari. on II" after
noon CT EccrTnuer i. from . =" s O'Clock.
The bazaar val! b for the benefit NJ the
NiedringhaUs Mis ion Soc:-i settlement
work.
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ENGAGEMENT Is ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. Wallace CrOsslcy and Miss
Cheatham of WarrensburR to We'd

REPUBLIC SPECTAL.
WayrersburG, Mo. Dec. s-The engage
mert OF Mr.. Wallace Crossley to Miss r.rma
Chatham was announced here today at a
luncheon given by Miss Gussie Gregss-
The welding Will take place SOM time
during the holidays. 1t will be a home
affair and one OF the most brilliant which
has ever taken place in this city.
The bride 10 be IS the weaithiest youhg
lady in johnson County. She Is a daughter
OF Mrs. Augusta Cheatham. Her father
was the late John T. Cheatharn. a capitalist.
Mr.. Crossley. the bridegroom-eleCt. who
comes OF q fine old Southern family. Is A
member of the Normal faculty. being an
instructor in the department OF literature.
He stands high among the college men OF
the Statn.
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Love i Sons.

Love & S1rs sold las week as below:
No 6?iJ Suburban av.fus. consisting of
I, fo,ir-room brick cottage. on LOT 3uXlio
feet: from Ms. samuel W-st q Kansas
CIV to NJ. -. Treat. Bought for invest
meut.
Also sold No. 26H8 Sutton avenue. s!x-roorl
brick. on lot ;oxiJ' feet. in -. Louis Coui.-
iv. at Iohmeycr Heights. for $50 cash.
Bought Cor n home.
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y. :. Wood reports III sale Of tot I"xl%s
on the north line CT Maple avenue" ~ lrsI
west Of Kings highway. from Superior
Construction Company to Gscrg" Sauer-
brunn, for A.2p-
Also lot lIoxl25. southeast corner of BHtan-
icai and LAWRENCE. from W. Barry to a
client. for s2.s.5.
Also reports not having a store. residence,
fiat or room for rent. something that mas
nevsr occurred within TIE last ten years.
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= w Rre,nnn., Souvenir.

7 Wallace Brennan of No SO CHESTNUT
street one OF the most active agents in
real estate row" has Issued a UNIQUE SOU
venir. 1t IL a tray of heavy brown card,
hoard material. resembling leather. and
tinted accordingly. It has a raised repro
duction of the st. Louis Union station.
which is remarkably photographic in Its
likeness. The tray is a pretty desk orna-
ment for a man or can be used as a useful
ornament for a lady's or gentleman's
Ir1EaaN
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Furniture Men TO Meet.

The regular monthly meeting os the St.
! cU.r Furniture Board VI Trace will take
jnacr tomorrow evening at S o.clos TX a; No.
10 North Elm h street. J.. J. ". Wal.
president Of tn" august Cast Bank NDIr
company. viii address the members upon
the subject: "ImnrrssiDa- a. TO Business
Opportunities In Arkansas fnr 81. Louis
Merchants H. s. Tutt!e. president =.
Louis Merchants Association. will speak
on 81. Louis Furniture in Arkansas"
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Henry Hiemcnz l:caItv Com?nny.

The Henry Iil.fn-nZ N.oIJy C9ilpaay re-
ports -.- following salts:
Nc. 49, Durn;.L avenue. two-story. I've
room house. with lot 25Xl21.S feet: awnei nv
John L:nkui: was sold for Si,9.1 to +. j.
Esal-. who VIII occupy it
Ln, on north side Of Arco Avenue, east
Of :I:ng's highway. %sxI2i feet; owned by
Melvin l.. Gay: ~as sold f"r 80 a foot 10
! 9Th l.. Mount. who viii iic prove II.
X. 5l5i E,s,on av..ue. tT"-Scory. nine
room brick. in Hats. ga. water and noIerl
convenience: lot G<Ii2 yet: rent s2oi:
owned by Earrarl Ttgtt-r III -. Litcry.
nj : was sold "a ". Y. G-sen for s2-2Jp, who
bought fOr investment
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RFPTBLIC SPECIAL.
Virginia. III. Dec. s.-Mr. AIber, J. Richard
son Of WaverIy. III. and Miss Mary Ritcher Q.
Paris. 80. were married here to-day by Judge
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Henry e. Borchc:s ot Morgan County was
elected Clerk at the recent election. hut ~
printer made a mistake In his initials on thf
official ballot. which has caused compiler
lions. and Borch=rs has been refused a cer-
tifcate of election.
Tho international Live Stock Exposition
al Chicago closes witt. a st1ck-jUGsing con
test
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An appea! was entered yesterday in the
tnited states Court by George S. Tamhlyn
and Robert l. Tamblyn against the finding
OF a jury in the Circuit Court. which award
ed damagss to Lyt: T. johnson in the sum
Of slO. "a. The litigation grew cut OF a
transaction, and Johnson sued for
both compensatory and punitive damages.
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An XrIas Present

That will make your vic hsppy-a Singer
Sew ng Machine. Call AT our store, d. S y n
street. near Washington avenue. The Sing
az Manufacturing Co.
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C~MGELTER-On SATURDAY.. December 6. 1877.
at + a n. az Lutheran Hospital. after a short
Hines. Jacob David Imgs!ter. beloved husband
Of Mar ITg~ltsr. widow OF the late Jonn Hot
and father OF Mare Eahighorst and wiAeIn1ira
Eaare and fa;h-r-ln-ia w Of II II Hahiyhorst and
T. ii Eaarc. and stepfath.- Ct Martin Hpr-
FuEera! VIII take place from sanily resiiercs.
No. $50 Iowa avenue. Sgr;ay. DsceElbe; {. at
; +. n Relatives and fri-nGs invited to attend.
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The second annual euchre and hop given
by Holy Rosary Branch No 1871, Catholic
knights and Ladies Of America. Will take
place Tuesday evening. December is. al the
Holy Rosary Hail, Newstead and San Fran
cisco avenue.
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CVRTMAN-At 80 O'Clock y N, Saturday.
Decent -r . -. Eii2aIeth ). widow Of the late
Professor Charles O. Curt-7al. aged g years
fCSe-al Tuesday. December 2. at = o'clock p
m. from late residence. No. SIS North Ninth
street TO Be!Iefontaiae C-r.e;-ry-
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H:LJ-SuidenIy. December 6. 1892 a; 6:s1 ..
n. James Z. ti:ll. Sr. beloved husband OF Re
t=cca LAX HI.
Notice % funeral later from residence. No.
49, Yves; Pine.
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ROLFE~At Germantown. II. THURSDAY. De-
c-sIhs- =. 1879. at 5-gj a. nj after an Illness O,
two ysl-s. Mrs. = Ec.fes, aE.i =.
Deceased was the mother Of II. Il. ard AM.
ROLES.
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SFATH-or Saturday. pecrmter 6. 500. after ,
lingering illness. Mrs. Frsi-riCke Spath me,
fster). beloved mother Of Caroline Soehniia the.
Srsthi. aged - y.srs.
Funeral rn MONDAY. December 6. az . D. II.
from the family residence. No. 1915 CrltrenIea
street.
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DEATHS.

-REE-En.sr into rest. Saturday. Deem
her s. lJ2, at 80 a m. Am Burk- nee Gar
rs,l. dearly beloved mother Of William and
James BGTa..
Fu7e-aI :-om family residence. No. 7s2s Mich,-
gan avenue. Carondeiet. IN Tu@stay. DECENT be-
:. 1t 50 a. II. u -. CoIuukiIIs church. thenrs
10 Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
Ti;xc - ATTEND.
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SPORTING
FOREIGN.

Burr Caldwell has been elected captain OF
the Garion-SiTns football team.
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JIM! SF-I-FTN Sd'ATIdN. II-LNINOSr 5. W. AZ
5 o'clock T. III. Mrs. Anna DEMPSEY tnee Tat
lorI. rlcthe- q William e. James " All
christopher ? E'emps=y. Ms Kate Fheian AMI
mrs. kose sullivan.
The funeral Will cake place Tuesday. 9Th inst
at .:a' c'CCch : IT. f--m family residence. No.
eS5i Adams straet. e s.. MaIacEy's Church.
thence Il CALVARY cemetery. F=t.is are invi:sI
70 ar-erd.
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KENNEDY-On Saturday. December 5. Isc. az
Us a m. Mary Kennedy. wife Of the late John
kennedy an; sister OF E-nsstIu- az the Sisters Ct
Charity ~ New Orleans. La. and Mrs. John J.
FoEnEty and sister Of MicnaeI Ryan
Funeral VIII take place from residence. 1914
D:!l,n street. TUESDAY. Decema-r s. Il. SD a m.
To- ~. Vinc+nts Church. III. 1t. 10 Calvary Gene
--ry. Deceased was 6 member Of st. AIMS So
caIiry.
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METTING-At 9 O'Clock a m. Saturday. De-
cemrrr s. 1872. WIFI. only son Of William AM
Elisabeth Netting nee MooS. aged 5 years. 10
months and = days
Funeral TUESDAY. December 9. at . ?. m. from
f4EliI: residence. No. 80 North EIev.nth stree.
Relatives and friends invited.
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SPEcIALTIES.

--Gold Pens. StyIographic AMI
a - Fountain Pens. Ic to 500.
~ Fountain and gold pens -e-
~ paired. COLBTS GOLD PEN
HOUSE, ihS North Fourth
" st. opposite Planters Hotel.
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M~ARSTALL-on FRIDAY. December 5. 1872. az
go =. IT,. after "a lingering ;ilrsss. Jonr -.
N"rsJall. beloved HUSBAND Z Elizabeth Ma-staIi
and believe! rather u Zen. Clara. Rose All
Helen Marsta!i. aged 81 years S months ana =
DAY.
Erre-al from rezi!erce. No. So North sixteenth
f:r,&r. Monday. December 8. at I:3o ?. n. to -.
.os.ph's church. thence 70 calvary Cemetery.
Private. Omit flowers.
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RYNN-Entsre5 into rest on SATURDAY. Deem
he. g. 1872. at lr.0 a -. Daniel J. Ryan. belovaI
snr II Timothy and Mar Ryan: nee Walsh, A.. !
brother Of Nrlli- and john Ryan. at the age ot
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rUr-rsi from residence. No. cisJ Gratint street,
NuIii-E, December! 5. at = = Ii. II Church OF
III. HyIy Angels. thence 20 Calvary Cemetery.
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Kronika MiejScoWa.
Straik zakoticzony.

Strajk kolejowych wyladowy-
waczy skonczyi sic wczoraj szcze-
sliwie. Ma zgromadzeniu, tkore
sic odbylo W hall Wasty pm. 122
w. Lake str, uchwalili strajkie-
rzy jednoglosnie pojst "a rada
przewodniczacego stanowej ko-
misyi rozjemczej, Joba, powro-
cic do piracy.
Wlasciwie ME MONA scisle O.
znaczyc, ktora strona zwyciezy-
Ia. zadania, kt6re strajkierzy sta
wall, ME zostaly wypelnione W
calej rozciaglosci, to, co osia-
gneli, byliby pewnoscia bez
strajku osiagneli. Ale najwazniej-
sza rzecza jest, re strajk jest "a
konczony i odwrocone jest cd
miasta niebezpieczehstwo tax
groznego zastoju handlowego. ia
kiego nigdy tu jeazcze ME bylo.,
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wynn. W platformie ME ma wyra-
znej wzmianki AMI o Bryanie ami o
wolnem biciu srebra.
SEATTLE, Wash, 17go lipca. =
Specyalna depesza Dawson do
nosi, re badacz i podroznik Harry
de Windt towarzyszami przybyf
tam Syberyi ma rzecznym statku
parowym. Towarzyszami Windta
sa: Viscomte Desclinchams Bel
grade Paryza; George Harding,
Anglik; i Stefan Rastorgujew, Ro-
syanin Jakucka, W Syberyi, kto-
ry ma rozkaz rzadu musiai Wind
towi towarzyszyo. De Windt to-
warzyszami wyjechaf Paryza 19
grudnia 1901. Opisuje straszne
przejScia W podr6zy.
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Rome wiadomoscl
telegraficzne.

- Hugo Schramm, zakonu
Benedyktynow w Melk, spadl ze
szczytu Olpener Spite W Alpach
zillerthalerskich zabii sic ma
miejscu.
= Nowy posei chihski we Wa
szyngtonie, Liang Czen Tung,
bawi obecnie w Paryzu. Jest ura-
dowany re swego mianowania,
ale najprzod uda sic do Cantonu
W Chinach, a dopiero W Grudniu
przybedzie do Waszyngtonu.
- Sir Arthur Lowley, guber-
nator zachodniej Australia, przy-
jail urzad wicegubernatora Trans
walu wyjezdza do poludniowej
Afryki 5 sierpnia.
= Kr6lowa niderlandzka Will
helmina, bawiaca dla poratowa-
mia zdrowia w zamku Schaum-
burg mad Renem, powraca w So
bote do stolicy swego kraju.
- w "miescie zakazanem" W.
Pekinie szerzy sic cholera.
- Z Venezuela donosza o dal-
szych postepach powstahc6w i
zapewniaja, re prezydent Castro
ulegnie najdalej w przeciagu
dw6ch tygodni.
= Byiy prezydent pahstwa O.
ranje, Stein, iona wyjecha1
wczoraj do Europy ma parowcu
Garisbrook Castle. Jest on chory
ma tyfus.
- Kr6lowa belgijska ma sic
coraz gorzej.
= Krol Edward ma sic stosun-
kowo dobrze i cieszy sic re swe-
go przebywania ma yachcie.
- w Richmond, Va, wybuchl
strajk ma kolejach ulicznych.
w Clayton, Miss, lyncho-
wany zostai murzyn William O.
dey, kt6rego aresztowano "a
zbrodnicza napasc ma dziewczy-
ne.
-Rzad chihski prosi Rad wa
szyngtohsld postaranie sic, by
mocarstwa przystaly ma wypla-
CAME odszkodowania w srebrze,
zamiast w zlocie.
- Komisarze stanu Illinois dla
wystawy w St. Louis, postano-
will wybudowat dom stanu Hi
nois 80 stop dIugi kosztem $75,-
900.
Wielka burza nawiedzila
New York, okolice, | czese stanu
New Jersey.
w Madison, Wis, rozpocze-
Ia sic wczoraj stanowa konwen-
cya republikahska.