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wANTED-MANAGER FOR A. RESORT;
mention qualifications. experience. sal
airy. references and apply ey isft sTI 9niy
to FOREST LODGE ASSfoCLA11ON,
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TLE-steady; choice, s7.5o@7so; prime er; =
heavy ssas1o mediums I 5 Eeay x. y pigs
s G55G S7'S g: rougIs. s607,5o: shsep-siow;
best t wethers sll5@4.35: culls and comm non;
q 50a2: choice lambs so'aodo.'o' 'eal
calves s7G775.
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Case Was Postponed.

E At the request Of counsel for the de-
PENDANT. the case against Girolomis bar,
corner Franklin and Fifteenth Streets,
was postponed until Saturday by Squire
Graves 8yesterda morning s55ss
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBUKU IO0 = II 7.
Petersburg. Va, July %. 1902.
c.1as have been large Tor several DAYS
and prices lower.
The quotations are as follows:
can,mon to medium lugs......s 4.00aS 500
Fair to good short Leaf: S, 5oeg ;, 9o0
Gend to fine wrappers. ......... 5000 $500
S1;na shipping .................. 10000 1900
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HELr WAKTED-FEMALE.

WANTED. WOMAN 10 MEND GRAIN
bags: must be experienced. GEO. 7.
KING. 1207 E. Cary Streast-
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WANTED. SITUATION IN OFFICE By
young man. experienced in use of Rem
ington machine: best Of reference. S.
P. N, care this office.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts none Dressed beef steady; city
native sides, 9m1214c. per pound, Cables
quoted American steers at l4gl51sc;. dress
ed weight; refrigerator beef PIC. per,
pound. Exports to-day. 20 sheep: Calves
Receipts, So head; veals sold at s5@s; but
termiik calves, S.. Sheep and lambs-Re-
cepts, lois head. Sheep, SLOW, common
and medium grades weak: lambs slow,
1O6l5c lower on next to strictly CHOICE
Sheep sold at s.. 50@4.50 per 100 pounds;
lambs s47566.75 one car rather extra,
s6.S7ls: dressed mutton, 69s1sc. per pound;
dressed lambs, 9112c. per pound. Hogs
Receipts. 1,34S head, steady; State hogs
sold at s. per 100 pounds
CHICAGO, I'LL, July 2s.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 5000 head. tnciuolns o0 IeXanS
and 500 westerns; slow and steady. Good
to prime steers, s7s5as:79 poor to med d. !Ga
SIS: cows, sl50@5.5o; h 81 !a.- s25og6: Is;
2.5o@ IS; Texas.fed steers. I; 2aa;nts
1900 head: to-morrow. ls:No head; left
over, $500 head: steady TO &C higher.
closed lower. Mixed and butchers, Si;2og
sos; good to choice heavy. SIs0Ms:l2as:
rough heavy, s7.20G7.65i light S19t.so;
bulk of sales, s7.40@7.so. Sheep-Recelpts,
LOCO head: lambs weak ana lower; gG;oo
mixed, s2.5o@4.
CINCINNATI, O., July 2o.-HoGs-.,AAc;-
tive at s6G7771l cattle-steady at s2@7;;
Sheep-Dull at s.. 1904. Lambs-Weak ana
lower at $313. go.
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WANTED. BY A YOUNG NAN. SITUA-
ton in a bank: have had FIVE years ex.
perience and can furnish the very pest
references. Address C. c. B., 1ndika,
Va
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, July 29.-Seaboard
Air Line common, s21A@2s; DO. preferred
z7xG4S. Seaboard As, S61s asked.
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entry book-keeper and correspondent IN
guages. Address JACOBS. care this Of
fee.
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YOUNG SINGLE MAN, WHO HAS
served 31a years of his trade in JOB and
and has ability Address CONFESSION.
care this office.
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PROPOSALS.

ed Proposals. in triplicats. for construct
ing Steel Trestla and Tank will be re-
ceived until 10 a. NJ. AUGUST g, 1909. U.
or all proposals. Information on applica-
ton. Envelopes containing bids should bs
indorsed Proposals for Tank. addressed
Capt. w. F. CLARK. Or. Mr..
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
In the Matter of
Kelley & Dudley and others


Peter Dondlinger.
IN INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY
It appearing to the court that the al
legged bankrupt, Peter Dondlinger. is not
an inhabitant OF. and cannot be found
within this judicial district. and has not
voluntarily entered his appearance here
in, and that personal service upon him
is not practicable
It Is hereby ordered that the said Rstar
Dondlinger appear and plead. answerNor
deraur 10 the petition fled by Kelley e
Dudley and Others against him . by Is, MON n,
in default thereof the court Will proceed
to the hearing Of adjudication o. the
cause.
be published In "The Times" a newspaper
OF general circulation. for six consecutive
"seAs' EDMUND wAppI.Is Js.
Richmond. Va. July .. 1902.
Ios sgg p. BRADY. Deputy Clerk.
John s. Welsh and Benz II West p q
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FURNITURE.
SUMMER BoARDERs.

SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED-COOL
and comfortable. good table. pleasant
society; tennis, golf. swimming pool.
county club; convenient to railroad.
Circulars and city references. RAN
DOLPH,' keswick Va
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>-o~OeO~O~O~O~O~O~OeO~O~t
Gathered From the
Passing Jhrong

I'VE are very hopeful" said Journal
Clerk of the Senate T. A. Lynch. of
Tazewell. at New Ford's last night,
that new constitutional conditions will
render our county Democratic. and |
believe our hopes in this line are well
grounded
Leaving out the negro vote. which will
no doubt be largely eliminated by the
new registration, we have small but
safe majority of the white voters OF the
county. and if we are not disappointed
old Tazewel will pass once more under
Democratic control in the near future.
Mr.. Lynch is one of the most popu-
lar and faithful attaches of the General
Assembly and is likewise one or the most
astute Democratic leaders in his section
of the State. Having completed his Ia
bors here, Mr.. Lynch left Tor MS nome
last night.
Senator J. Boyd Sears, Of Mathews, was
registered at N1urphy's last night SEN
ator Sears attended his county court on
Monday and did not get back In time for
adjournment, but will be here for several
DAYS looking after private matters. He
is much eated over Judge Garnetts vic
tory in the caucus the other night and
says his people are fairly delighted
,aslti CITY. who is the very efficient bill
clerk of the House<o of Delegates. left for
his home last night, having completed his
lab ors growing out of the extra session
of the General Assembly.
Senator Joseph Whitehead. of chath-
am, is at N1urphys-
81 do not think Mr. Davis, the Repub-
lican nominee for Congress in the Fifth
District, will cut much of figure against
Representative Swanson" said Senator
Whitehead.
eve will undoubtedly carry the district
for Mr.. Swanson by safe majority.
yirginians at the hotels last night were:
New Ford's-B. D. Adams, Red Oaks;
cary Harrison and wife. Brandon;
VIM. S. Fisher, De Witt. Va
Murphy'=J. Boyd Sears, Mathews: J.
F. Hubbard and wife. York county.
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AN EXPERIENCED GENTLEMAN
teacher wants situation: Languages.
Mathematics and Music taught. Address
"MUSICIAN,' Box III. GordonsVille, V a.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. July 2s.sPI r
ITS TURPENTINE-stea!dlyy at asc; !, re, re
eeipts casks Rozingsteca puae al tu S1u
i ;rT,, 81 81 40 $3.50 and $3.50; receipts.
o. es''I barrels. . Tar-Firm at $780, receipts
e. barrels.
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yirginians at the hotels last night were:
New Ford's-B. D. Adams, Red Oaks;
cary Harrison and wife. Brandon;
Vim S. Fisher, De Witt, Va
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v>,cuPrRG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg. Va. July %. 1902.
pooi,+r If tobacco in the warehouses
- &c citv are light. There has peen
slight decline in prices;
Quotations are as Iollo"S:
DARK GRADES.
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SAVANNAH ga July, 3e 57Is casKs;
M az IN asks exports. 140 casks.
f Rosin-F FIR receipts. lass r barre ot sales
4Ss barrels; exports oar 59 e's si2s; G.
3 ,,o' 81 81 6. I, s.; X, $3.50; NJ, 50; N,
s ss.S W 6, ss.45; w ", $3.50
rsToN S. c., July 29.-TUR-
GS1 1ASI AND ROSIN-Unchanged
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SITUATIONS @:ANTED-FEMALE-

WANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY WHO
has had several years experience, sit
uation as teacher for the coming year;
full graduate OF the State Norma!
School; best OF reference. Address
TEACHER, Jefferson, Va.
WANTED, POSITION AS STENOGRA-
pher and typewriter by young lady. OF
experience. Can furnish No. l refer
ences. Address Box AS
A YOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS
experience desires position in private
family to teach small children; teaches
English branches and music. Address
Miss "P NJ d." CORTLAND. Va
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MEEJiNGo.
AUCTION SALES.
George W Mayo.
Auctioneer.

GROCERIES. HORSE, GRocERs' WAC
ON. DAYTON WAGON. HARNESS.
ELECTRIC FAN, SHOW CASES,
COUNTERS. GROCERS' AND
MEAT SCALES AND TOOLS,
TOBACCO, &C.AT AUCTION.
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Murphy.s-J. Boyd Sears, Mathews; J.
y Hubbard and wife. York county.
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LOST.

WILL THE LADY RIDING IN VIC
toria Saturday evening last to whom
umbrella was loaned during storm az
Home Place kindly have same return
ed TO owner either at residence or adj
dress given on card to one of the la.
dies.
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SPOT cotton quiet and steady; middling
uplands. &C.; middling gulf, 914c; sales,
! 1925 bales.
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FOR RENT.

NJ. WORTHAM & CO.,
IL North Ninth Street.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July %. 1902.
SALES.

seaboard Air Line preferred-5o shares
virginia Chemical preferred
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opened up a rapid fire from revol-
Yer. The first shot must have pierced
Miss Hassett's heart. and almost with
out a sound she sank to the sidewalk,
dead. She was a remarkably hand
some and clever woman.
When Jolnstone shot himself he
fell to the sidewalk almost upon the
woman's dead body.
Kate Hassett was one of the most
recent recruits to the stage. appear
ing prominently for the first time last
season in Leo Detrichstein's The
Last Appeal" She was cast for the
leading role, and though she did not
score a hit it was agreed that her
dramatic talent was unmistakable
and experience alone was needed to
make her an actress of more than
ordinary ability.
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Monster Audiences Listen to Disciple
of Theosophy.

Mrs. Besant left England a few
days ago. on her way TO India, where
matters connected with the school for
natives, which she founded at Benares
several years ago, claim her atten-
tion. She is going by way of the con
tinent, and will hold theosophical
meetings in Germany, Switzerland
and Italy-eyentually sailing from a
southern port.
Mrs. Besant Will return to England
in June and persue her calling as
latter day Blavatsky in the vicinity Of
London.
A few years ago it was prophesied
fully that Annie Besant was about
to be ignored by the world at large
and England in particular. But this
prophecy has not been fulfilled. While
in England Mrs. Besant held many
lectures and il was only a few days
before her departure that she spoke
to a monster audience who listened
to her with rapt attention.
She retains that marvellous charm
OF hers and while she does so she will
rot cease to affect multitudes yisb1y,
and while she pursues her present dis
Greet and intelligent educational
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Kate Hassett, leading woman in the
stock company at keith's Eighth
Street Theater in Philadelphia, was
shot through the heart and instantly
killed by Barry Johnstone, late of
Richard Manstields company
Johnstone then turned the pistol
upon himself and lodged two bullets
above his heart that will probably
cause his death. The motive for the
crime was jealousy.
Johnstone lost his position with
Mansfield a few days ago and went
direct TO Philadelphia. He lay in
wait for Miss Hassett at the stage
door of the theater and followed her
q block after she left.
Suddenly he sprung upon her as she
passed under an electric light and
shouting You are not true to me-
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Erouqht to a Crisis.

When Senator Scott first went to
Congress a committee was appointed
to investigate alleged irregularities in
his election. The West Nirginian paid
considerable attention to this commit
tee, dining and winine the members
elaborately. This went on for some
time, but finally he learned that the
committee intended to report in his
favor, but liked his entertainment too
well to close up their labOrs. Then
he gave them one more feed, but over
the cigars told them that henceforth
they might live on bread and water
for all he cared. The report eXoner-
ating him was forthcoming next day.
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Chipper at Ninety-Eight.

A marriage took place in Kansas
City a few days since which had sew
eral circumstances of interest. The
groom was p. w. Kenyon, a farmer of
Osborne county. who came to the city
to meet his bride, Mrs. Jane Earl Of
Saratoga county, n. y, who arrived
on the same day accompanied by two
daughters and her mother. Mrs. Earl
is the sister of the first Mrs. Kenyon,
and her brother-in-law became her
husband. Her mother, Mrs. Jones,
who accompanied her, has II children,
Al grandchildren. "a great grandchil-
dren. and s great great -grandchildfen.
She has reached the great age Of SO,
yet she was as clipper at the wedding
service as her daughter and the long
journey had not distressed her at all.
Kansas City Journal.
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THE FIRST WOMAN JUSTICE.
Mrs. Garrett Of Wyoming Is to Don
the Judicial Ermne.

Woman has entered many spheres
formerly considered suited only to
man, including even the legal profes-
sion. but it has remained for Mrs. NJ.
Agnes Garrett of Garrett. Wyo.. to be
the first to don the judicial ermine.
Mrs Garrett was chosen by the
voters of Garrett precinct at the late
election. and she Will assume her judi
cal duties the first Tuesday following
the first Monday in January. The
more strenuous duties Of the con-
stable. however. have been left to one
physically capable of executing the
orders of Mrs. CARROTS court, Elmer
E. Slothower having been elected to
enforce the commands of the female
judge.
Mrs. Garrett is evidently a woman
of advanced education. Being a prac-
ticed penman, or rather penwoman
she will keep her own dOckets, and,
possessing some knowledge of legal
forms, she will use that knowledge to
acquire more. A number of cases,
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"New" Women of Old.

If the translation of the Babylonian
tablets are to be believed the new
woman" is about as old as the human
race. Five thousand years ago she
asserted her equality with man, car
ried on business on her own account,
Inherited property and made her will
like man. There is a possibility that
she anticipated the bankruptcy laws
by having her husbands property
decided over.
If her husband married a second
wife in her lifetime-as he was en-
titled to do without fear Of prosecu
ton for bigamy-he had to return the
first wife's fortune, and she was free
to go where she chose and do what
she liked, without troubling the di-
yorce court. She went into the church
and she practiced medicine and law.
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Real Hard Work,

While down III Oklahoma not long
ago Senator Beveridge of Indiana met
Delegate Mcclure of that territory
whom he complimented on his fine
physique. "Oh, yes, hard work made
me a strong man" said Mcclure. The
Indiana man replied with touch of
scorn: IF you had toled in a sawmill
as | had to do, you would have had a
right to talk of hard work" You
never earned your bread as section
hand and pumped handcar, did you?
No, nor you never did any steamboat
ing. More than that. you have not
punched cattle for four or five years,
and, senator, when you have had a
whack at these occupations you will
regard work in a sawmill as a box at
the opera
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Stockholm High school and DR.. Fin
sen of Copenhagen. Each whole
prize is worth $40 900
Mai. Donald Ross. who is awarded
the prize for original research, is an
English medical officer who has seen
long service in the East Indies. While
there he was impressed with the raw
ages of malaria among white men and
set about learning the cause.
In one year out OF l1S,l91 men In
the Indian army over IS 900 were sent
to the hospital with malaria. Major
Ross began his Investigations and
soon concluded that mosquitoes had
some association with the prevalence
of the disease. His theory was In
vestigated and proved to be correct.
Dr. Emil Fischer of the Berlin uni
versity. who was awarded the chem
istry prize. is noted for number of
valuable discoveries in synthetic
chemistry.
Prof. Finsen Of Copenhagen. is the
discoverer of the light cure" for
lupus. Although doctor, he does not
practice medicine. but confines him.
self to pathological research.
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SENATOR HAWLEY TO RETIRE.
III Health May End Career Of Con.
necticut Statesman

Hawley. who, it is expected, will
resign his seat because of the persist
ent weakness that has followed his
attack of Illness two months ago is
now in his seventy-seventh year and
has served twenty-one years as the
representative of Connecticut il the
Senate Mr.. Hawley is native of
North Carolina. For ftty-two years
ne has been a member of the Connect
cut bar. and his political record ex-
tends deep down into ante-belium
strata, when he was d delegate to the
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Rovalty in Congress.

Prince Jonah kunis kalauiauole,
who represents Hawaii in the next
house Of representatives, is the first
royal person to enter the congress OF
the United States. Already there is
much speculation as to just how he
will be addressed. He is called at
home Prince Cupid" Those who
want to avoid such familiarity desis-
nate him as Prince Kunio, which is
correct. Some may insist on MI
kalauiauole," but the name is so long
and so intricate in vowels that it is
feared few who are not acquainted
with the kan2ka language viii care
to try it,
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from his post of minister from Co
lombia to Washington, has had a
short stay in the American capital,
owing to his persistent tactics as an
obstructionist to the negotiations for
the isthmian canal. Concha arrived
there last spring. and was we'll re-
ceived. He came with good record
as diplomat and master of interua-
tional law. He had been attorney
general and minister of war in the
cabinet of the United States OF Co.
an excellent soldier.
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The Nobel research prize of $4,000
has been awarded to Maj Donald
Ross of the Liverpool (Eng) school
OF tropical medicine in recognition
81 his Investigations into the mosqui-
to malaria theory. Major Ross will
so to Sweden next month. when King
Oscar will present the prize to him.
To DR.. Emil Fischer of the Berlin
university. is awarded the prize for
natural science and chemistry, while
the prize for physics and medicine is
divided between DR.. Arrhenius of the
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his recently finished painting Fred
erick the Great in the year 177S, is
the foremost historical painter OF
Germany. and one of the Oldest of iiv-
ing artists, This great Teuton paint
er was born in 1915. He began his
art career at Berlin when he was ff-
teen. from which age he supported
himself by his efforts with his pencil
and brush His earliest successful
painting was The Round Table of
Frederick the Great" MenzeI has pro
duced score or more of pictures
with Frederick for their subject
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Society at Lsavenworth.

Under the headline, Better Class
of Convicts Coming the Leavenworth
Times proceeds to rejoice at the bet
terment of the tone of society at the
federal prison. Bootleggers and horse
thieves from Oklahoma will not be so
common, while grafters and smooth
sharks from Wisconsin and Indiana
will be more numerous. Congressman
Scott adds that hell probably has it's
smart set kansas City Star.
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RIoRDAN MAY GO TO CHICAGO
San Francisco Preiate Mentioned as
Feehan'S Successor.

Archbishop Riordan San Francis
co is being discussed at the Vatican
as possible successor to the archdio-
cese of Chicago. made vacant by the
death of Archbishop Feehan.
The Archbishop of San Francisco
has just successfully pressed the Plus
fund case before The Hague arbitra-
tion tribunal.
After the decision in favor of this
country he went to Rome and received
from the Pope commendation for his
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is under Indictment on the charge of
boodling and who has been hunted for
all over the United States and in
Mexico, was recognized in New York
as he landed from All ocean liner, and
later in the day was arrested in Phila-
uelphia. He was much affected by
rews Of the death of his son and his
arrest, and wept in the station house
ar Philadelphia. He was taken to St.
Louis.
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small but important to the litigants
have already been continued from one
docket of the retiring Justice to that
over which Justice Garrett will pre-
side, and it is apparent she will have
the opportunity very frequently to
bring into play any of Portals quail
ties she may possess.
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TO SIT ON COURT OF CLAIMS
President Roosevelt viii! Appoint
Judge Wright of Illinois.

Judge Francis Wright. whom Presi-
dent Roosevelt has decided to appoint
to seat on the court of claims, Dis
trlct of Columbia. is well-known
jurist of Urbana, H.. who has served
on the Circuit court bench of Cham
paign county, and who attracted at
teGtion some years ago by instructing
a jury to indict the late Gov. Altgeld
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GREATEST OF GERMAN ARTISTS.
Adoiph Won Menzel, Who Has Dedi.
Gated Picture to Americans.

Adolpa Frederick Won Menzel, who
has dedicated to the American people
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ALLEGED BooDLER is CAUGHT.
Charles F. Kelly OF St. Louis, Arrest
ed at Philadelphia.

Charles F. Kelly. former speaker Of
the ST. Louis house of delegates, who
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22

The will Of Herr krupp. the great
gun manufacturer. left the works at
Essen to the testator's elder daughter,
Bertha, to be administered by the wild
CIV until the daughter attains her
majority. The great gun factory and
subsidiary properties are estimated to
be worth $4,000, 600. This makes
Fraulein Bertha krupp far and away
the wealthiest girl il the world, the
next being Miss May Goelet, who was
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mastery conQucl OF aHalfS III lne Call-
fornia district.
Archbishop Riordan, his friends in
San Francisco believe. would not like
to leave his present post, where he
has distinguished himself as an ad
ministrator. and where he is beloved
and respected for his piety, learning
and energy.
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left $4,000, 600 by her father Frau
krupp, on behalf OF her daughter,
Bertha, has announced a gift Of $3.50
o00 for the Improvement of the town
of Essen. Frau Krupp and her other
daughter, Barbara, will divide S75,-
coo, 600.