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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

II WISH the nl;l:l VIII Invented Christ
mas presents had lecll in better bust
ness" said the si three seasons out,
Il can't think or i..gin without Il shud-
der. went hon!e Christmas eve with
out cent in ILL.,, purse, but | felt sure
l llau something to give to every hui
man being | had ever heard of. | tied
UP bundles till | happened to sprain
finger. and then LIT my maid finish
1 had bought a Eclcck cup and saucer
fDf Mrs. Slniticrcels-ycs, | was half
engaged to her brother at the time. and
l waited to send her some dainty trjf1e.
l was getting the thing out to wrap il
UP when l DIR pped it and broke off the
handle. l hadn't another earthly thing
! could send her, so | thought I'd just
pe underhanded and send it as it was
Shc'u think 1t got broken OH the way
10 hef house. Just then somebody call
ed, and | told Louise to do the thing
up ana send it Off at once by the boy.
W non L came back, She told me she
Has sent off the last parcel.
1 hope to goodness that cup won't
ne broken any more before Mrs. Smith.
Greens gets it, said.
Louise grinnod like Il self satisfied |
[Iindoo idol.
On. it can't break. she said 81
ooK care 81 that | wrapped I'D the
landle scparatcly'
p" NY. l haven't dared TO l9ok Mrs
'ihltllereelts II the face since. and If
vas nothing hut lat that made me emf
er brother dead"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
WI ON LABOR DISPUTES.


WI" H'n"F NHiversity students.
WI T!a- Fang. Chinese minister AZ
Wasllin Ito'. delivered an address be.
FORE 4.0')o students Ct the university
at Ann ABR. Mich. on "1he Tendon.
cles or the Times" He said in part:
y fully appreciate the excellence OF
your political. economical and. educa-
tiora! systems. Too much cannot be
sal l IN praise Of the founders of this
country their foresight; but, ey
cellent as are the systems they found
Ell, they are not yet perfectly suited TO
all times.
China lived too much in the past
am sorry for it. Her literature aud
h'l government are relics of the past
Ih'y were all right when China WHY
Isolated. but in these days of progress
are inadequate for present needs"
WI referred to the strife which Is al-
most constantly being wagcd between
chpltal and labor In this country and
said:
ut Is said that capital is antag mis-.
tic to labor. Why is this so? One is
essential to the other. There should
he better application of the value Of
Both. Trusts and labor unions should
unite. Why should not disputes be-
tween capital and labor be taken into
the c .llrts. like civil suits for settle
ment?"
referring to the immigration laws Of
the United States. WI said:
This country needs restrictive i'm.
laws of general scope and
not laws that single out one race. The
special laws against Chinese immiyra-
ton are the result of ignorance of the
facts.
China has 350,000.OOO people, and
her immense territory is able to s,,p.
port this population. All Cinnamon
owe nome and hlve Il horror Of travel
ng abroad. All Chinamon except dip,
omlts who leave China come from =
he province Of Quantung. The Chi
los" bnrri7rs in this country should IL,
" il said that the treaty of 1SsS wn.
mas" to 81 y Chinese labor. but since ~
lWS ma Ven passed Keeping ont chi. :.
i So l9'ir'lAll's and tradl'smen: cDnsr. -
tHltiy til" high and worthy Chinese
ouid not get into this country. -
Mr. WI said the best way was to 90 "
y the Golden Rule.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
4 case oft.
MANY MORE LIKE IT In BARRE

The following case IL bnt one oi
macy similar Occurring caily In Barre.
| IL Is an easy matter to verify its cor
re ctness Sur ly you cannot ask for
better 30 than such conclusive ev
idence
Mr.. Wesson f. Dow who lives In
L LIST Barr, says: "My kidneys trou-
bled he for some years of and on. |
tried many different remedies but
without obtaining any permanent re-
lief. Then l would apply mustard
plasters over my kidneys only to get
relief for the time being. A weak
ness OF the kidney secretions was very
annoying, especially at night as 1t
disturbed my rest. l read OF Doan's
Kidney Pills and as they were highly
recommended, l got box at E. A.
Dro WINS, 40 N. Main St., Barre, VT.
After using them the weakness was
relieved and the SecretionS were nor
NAL. I got second box and when l
finished it, l was cured OF the attack"
For sale by all dealers, price ,octs.
Foster-Milbu Co, Buffalo, N. Y,
'ole agents for the United States. Re-
member the name Doan's and take
10 substitute.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
AROUSED BY COCKS CROW
The Roosevelt Youngsters ~
Awakened by q Pet HOoste''

| Awakened by . Pet HOOste''
The claricnlike call Of a pet roos' ,'
now takes the place of alarm cloch'
around the White House, FOR Aeln'
game cock. of the best blood and hsh''
ing heritage of the south, bids denanee
to all the world from coop especian.
constructed for him under the por''co
on the east side Of the house. says u
Washington dispatch. unit. yo,se
The rooster reached the Whlte House
few days ago and Immediately "on
the hearts of the children and thelr
father by his friendly but independent
bearing.
Kermit obtained permission to Keep
him pet. Kermit would like TO Try
the mettle of his rooster against some
other champion Of the fowl klhgdoh'
but the president has forbidden any
thing of the kind around the Whlte
House grounds.
The gates to the back grounds OF the
White House, which have been opened
for half an hour each morning ana ait
ernoon for the accommodation OF per-
sons working in departments, Will mere
after remain Chased
The Roosevelt children have eXpP-
rienced considerable annoyance from /
PERSONS trying to get their photographs
and questioning them, and the presl'
dent ordered the gates closed, as Presl-
dent Cleveland was compelled to do.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
me Secret Of 10, eI;4o.

Of the has, IN !keeping all the main ors
a ~ iI IL o0ay 10 healthy, repmIs s, " organs
germs Fl en{y, o. DESTROYING deadly di e.on;
ach, Liver nd Bitters regulate Ss tors
and give s snc Kidneys, purify The 1 h,o
wonders IN s c",ida appetite They V %oU
male Co1npla SItsns Kidnty Troubles WEE Tak
ST.! Nsr anS M5s Con-
Gus Gus health and strength 'a aIaa Wgor-
G eHs's use Only SOC. gSarap atWays follow
" Of Tan.g Barre. and DR.. J 20 by VII
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
saved Ms Life.

wish to say that | owe NV liz \.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure" writes '1 y % %
Ghrl Jensen OF May field, MINI ~ ~.
Three yerrs ! was troubled with dvs,rcor
STA SO hat ! could hold NOTHING hin cuS nI
stomach 81 naai Many times would be u UNI mS
10 m,s le eoatnda NOR Ell of food. FinaIIv !
could as i0 mot i've 20 ny yea 6ed Doctors said
tisements on Kodol Dysneosiss 'T mn adver,
thought 1t fit my case and con- .r nmre ana
use, l began to improve from the aus lts
ottle Now l am cured and 70 cone,o list
TO aH. Digest your food. C,,ras ny
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
n aith md =. autv.

A Loor complexion is usually the result of
torpid Il er or irregular action of The
bowels Unless natures refuse is carried
~ 1t will surely cause impure blood
lpimp!les, boils and other eruptiona follow
ms is natures method OF throwing off
rns polsonS which the bowels failed to
remove; DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are world famous for remedy ing This con
dition. They stimulate the liver and nro-
mote regular and healthy action of the
bowels but never cause gripping. cramns
'r distress Safe pills
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

In Brown county. Kan. says the
Kansas City Journal, proposition is
being submitted to the farmers to give
them connection with the Independent
long distance telephone lines. Ewing
Herbert says the farmers are taking
kindly to the scheme and that it will
only be short time until every farm
er in the county can have phone II
his house.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
An Evangetlst's atovx

J.. suffered for years with a bronchial or
l Iun< trouble and tried various remedies
commenced using the Minute comoh
Cure writes Rev. James K rkman Evan
gellst of Belle River, III. 81 have no
hesitation in recomme nding it to ali suf.
ierers from maladies of this kind One
minute Cough Cure affords imme date re-
lief for coughs, colds and !. Ii kinds Of
throat ARD lung troubles. For Group it is
o uneq lo Absolut+ " safe, very pleas
avoiite with the children. They ike If
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
montpelier &.WeIIs Riy.
er r. r. Time Table

, corrected to Dec, 9, 1901, Trains
'eaVe Barre as follows, going east.
$50 A. M-Connects at Wells p y
er WIN Accommodation train nortb
anu sout1 over Passumpsic Divisiou
D. D. q NJ. X. R. Connects at Wei.
nlver with Accommodation Trajr
North, and with Mail Train Sour
over passumpsic Division Boston y
Maine R. R. @''oon "
Aiso connects with Accommodation
n nIan North, via. White Mountair
DIVISION, and with Mail Train South
wnicn has through train service ROW
C ~1n,s siVer to Boston, via. Plymouth,
Gonco ,I, Manchester, Nashua ana
Lowell arriving Boston at 4.3Op. NJ
80 Connects at Wei.
Mlver with Express and Mali Tr.,r
N r over rassumpsic Division B. 4
p D., ~. 4. 500 Line Express to ST.
moss . a ~ ~ minneapolis. Western Ex
fnr e1 3D.. W sehlcago and Night Express
1 T4 pacihc Coast points VIA C. PRS
=. .nlougn Sleeping Cars. Wells Rivsr
t 20 st. Paul, Montreal to ~ Cb Ms,e1
to pso, except Saturdays. Montreal
paci aH'1c coast and Tourist Cars tc
u ds1nc coast Wednesdays. Connect.
TON oo Wal Ma,l Train for Lisbon. Little
On wnlteheld, Fabyans. Lancastar
n,uset 70 and Berlin. Also connacts
PIymon m1 | train for Boston via
THrnu ua.n' arriving Boston 500 p M
Rost Hugn Parlor Car Wells River +
p,os, 10 p Connects at wars
. 6lver with Express train q. Weli
Lyndo ", 4; R. for St. bloomsbury. auc
Kive uonv i1 Connects At w au
umnsic WI" III Train North over Pass
~ s ps,c Division B. &. M ~ ra f~,
1vn SSaslons between Wells River w. an, ~,
Sor n.uSonvllle, with Accomm" e, dne
River ana ut M all statIvns between Wells
With ana White River Junction am
White accommodation Train ova,
+. r - Mountain Division p = oy W
md y lisbon, Littletop. Whitstelc
FROM BosroN.
A Arrve !. Boston : 1000 A. NJ.
A'f'Ae barre, $50 P. M.
r TRAINS VEST
Q. dts i ). Ieave Wells River 81 , ~
80, P n Barre 1905, 11.5s A n
SUBURBAN ~
M 3 M Montpelier $50, s'4s -.
N > o. ;ba !. r. $50, 1905 =, :.
.l asay e Barre 49, 80 + p M NJ
Ar Ar ., a., 5.ssp. M NJ A. M
W , , 4.ao, $50 P, m iO''o a. M,
+ F. a y; sST!So,wELL, eensr,,
F. " '. MsToApNsYYAN, sup superb Msnsss
= 'oRsE' Gent P Pass u aen,
o. d, 1 Aeeon At :, J. Monday, Dec, s,n
ellis River WIN cation a train No. : st for
lier sn1 ast Vernon. s ia e0nn, ,S
R. r. 81 Sl,, Win leave from s,lS n s y W
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
I GA lila mt,
NC ads She uld Never Aeha

=, Never endure this trouble Use at once
the remedy that stopped it for Mrs. n
webster of Winnie, Va. She writes
Dr. Kings, New Life Pills cured inc Of
LICK LICK neadaches | had suffered from Tor
Two years Cure Headache. Constipa.
ton, Biliousnees. 2tc at w. H. Gladdinrs
Barre or DR.. J. 81. McArthurs,. of East
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

Wife--Arc YOU sure Won co,ybt This
fish? ~ 'ii's
mr.. Gayfello-Of course.
Mlfe-lt smells very strong.
Mr. Gayfelo-Strong? | should Saw
- was 1t nearly pulled me over.
board.-New Cork Weekly
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
turner's Toa.,

turner. the painter WIS
mo ue a !. dinner Of artists ana " ~. wit.
eetious. nronoa poet, oy way Of being f.,
of tho pro proposed as toast the ha., "a,
Britain u painters and giazIers Of " '!ua.
Ihe toast was drunk ., =.
a .. returning thanks for " =. Turner,
ers." nr'tlsh paper stair
Pa. 'or"ed against tho
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

D. 5. Mitchell, Fulford Nd: "Dur,ng a
long Illness l was troubled with bed sores
vas ADVISED to try Dew tits Witch Hazel
save and did 80 with wonderful re- ults
l was perfectly cured 1t is the hes1
sa We on the market Sure cure for niles
sores. turns. Beware of couterf it's
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
,,, new Century comfo,.

comfort ti in Are Bnck d1sily; finding vo,,a
kills pain fro 0ucR Rs Arnica SAW To'ld Of
ses, conqu eSS 1 T1STns sca!ds catse R It
Eli s So5 s ssS Balls Sosss
c i.e cure on earth. Onir 9os arts. Re, t
ur'S Ing. Barre, andsDr . 4 u at W. H.
" = East HARE. druga ists = H. McArth-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
The Other Wav

1eacner-l would like some one IN
the class to define the MEANING ~ r,oa
versa.
nr,gnt boy-lt's sleeping with Your
Feet toward the head of the bed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

Tlsn't safe safe to Re a day without
Dr. Thomas Electric Oil in the house.
Never can tell what moment an accident
ls going to happen,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

Cant be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure
blood. Tones and invigorates the whole
SYs TEN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

nlaonaa oly to suffer from that borrib,.
ni ntne OF the night itching piles Dna lu.e
''"lent cures quickly and nerpo~ oan
Az any drug store 10 ceDts.s
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27
Finds Way to Live Long.

ne STARTING announcement OF a Di,
cnvery that will surely leng then life i.
made by Editor 0. H Dewney Of Chur,i.
on! Dnsc &C Ind: ~ wish to state" he write
int Or, Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumpt on is the most jnfallible remedy
that have ever known for Coug 8, Colds
ana an GRIP: us invaluable to people with
medicine no one need dread Pneumoni :.
or Consumption. Its relief is instant and
cure certain " W. H. Gladding, Barre.
AMI DR.. H, Macarthur, Fast Rarre
guarantee every soc and S1.OO bottle
and give trial bottles free.
lngalIant,
Marysville schoolma am was teach
ing her class the mysteries of gram.
mar.
NOW. Johnny" said she. "in what
tense do | speak when saw. Il am
beautifuI:'"
The little fellow answered ouick nc
Wink. The past "" Kansas CITY .Jon,.
nal
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-27

m Ngelected colds make fat graveyards.
and w " $ Nor"ay Pine Syrup help men
Gnu women 10 a happy vigorous old age
New-York tribune., 1902-03-31
REoUELS OF BRTGANDAGE.

The Bulgarian Government viii not by its
latest reported performance in the Stone kidnap-
ping case commend itself 10 the respect and
sympathy OF the civilized world. 1t is an
nounced that il resents the vigorous action, or
language. which was employed last fall by Mr.
Dickinson, the American Consul General at
Constantinople and diplomatic representative
at Sofia and that accordingly it has declared
him 10 be no longer persona grata. If this be
50. the natural consequence will be this govern
ment's withdrawal of Mr. Dickinson from his
place in Bulgaria. since it cannot well maintain
a diplomatic representative against the will Of
the country 10 which he is accredited That
would probably mean that the United States
would remain unrepresented in Bulgaria until
the government of the latter country should
come 10 its senses-a state Of affairs which this
country could afford to endure at least as we'll
as Bulgaria could
Such suspension Of direct diplomatic rela-
tions would not, however, mean abandonment
or even suspension Of the work so we'll under
taken by Mr.. Dickinson. II would he a great
mistake for any one at Sofia, at Constantine
pie or elsewhere 10 imagine that American citi-
zens can be kidnapped and blackmailed with
impunity and that the American government
will remain acquiescent in such infamies The
outrage upon Miss Stone was n wanton and
sible reparation for it presumably awaits only
the complete fixing of responsibility. To COM
plain because an American representative
spoke vigorously and TO the point concerning it
when addressing the government which was on
the face of the case responsible for it, is 90 add
insult 70 injury.
We have said, as we have said hitherto. that
the Bulgarian Government is saddled with a
prima facie responsibility for these brigands.
That fact is SO obvious that we may say the
onus Of proving its innocence rests upon IT.
rather than that the onus OF proving its guilt
rests upon some one else. The brigands who
stole Miss Stone are Bulgarians They are
members Of the Macedonian Committee. That
committee Is semi-political, semi-criminaI or
ganiZatiOn, whose end is revolution and whose
means have comprised robbery, blackmail kid
mapping and murder. And the Bulgarian Gov
ernment has persistently declined to repress OF
10 disavow the committee and its pernicious
doings, but, on the contrary, has evinced a live
ly sympathy herewith. For further particulars
inquire at Bucharest. The United States IS a
New-York tribune., 1902-03-31
c1Ty AND COUNTRY PEOPLE.

great deal has been heard Of late years
about the migration that is taking place in some
narts Of the country from the rural districts TO
large centres Of population. Few persons real
ize. though how unequally that movement mas
occurred throughout the United states IN
some sections the preponderance is overwhelm-
;rol,, on the side of concentration, while in
others there is a wonderful diffusion over wide
areas From Bulletin No. 143, just issued by
the Census Bureau in Washington, It appears
that If all cities and towns having at least
twenty-five hundred inhabitants in 1900 be IN
cluded in the calculation, just two-tfths C4o2
per cent? of the population showed a gregarlous
disposition, while the remaining three-ffths
were sufficiently scattered to be called country
neople." These figures, representing the aver
ege for the whole United States furnish the
basis for an interesting comparison with minor
eeograpbical divisions. Thus, in the series Of
States beginning with Maine and ending with
PENNSYLVANIA IS per cent Of the inhabitants
are found in what are here regarded cities
while in the region lying between the upper
Mississippi and the Missouri rivers the propor-
ton is only 2S.5 per cent, and in the South
Atlantic States 21.4 per cent. In North Caro-
lima, Mississippi, Arkansas. Oklahoma and the
DakotaS the percentage falls off to between
and 10.
To some extent, of course, such enormous ag-
gregations of people as are found in New-York
City aud Philadelphia improve the showing OF
urban as distinguished from rural, population
Yet the percentages for this State (729) and
PENNSYLVANIA (54.0 are surpassed in NewEng
land. The figures for Massachusetts and Rhode
Island, respectively are 915 and 81 I! The Old
Bay State offers the most striking illustration
perhaps because less than One-ffth Of her total
population was to be found in Boston in 1900
while Providence supplied nearly two-fifths Of
Rhode Islands quota, and the metropolis about
one-half OF that of the Empire State. fac
tor which evidently counts for more than the
presence of one big city is an abundance of small
ones within n given area. This principle is IL
lustrated somewhat indirectly but conclusive
", by a table showing the average pOpula ation
of counties in various parts OF the country.
Out of 2l6 counties in NewEngland and the
Middle Atlantic States only twenty eight had a
population of 10000 or less, while there We're
343 out of 500 counties in the South Atlantic
States below 10000.
The Census Bureau offers no theories to ac.
count for these differences in concentration.
Clearly enough. they are not attributable to the
length of time that has elapsed since the sew
eral districts were first occupied by white set
tiers Bulletin No. 149 shows, for instance
that Virginia has only IS per cent OF her DOpu-
more while Iowa reports 25.6. Oregon 1922 and
New-York tribune., 1902-03-31
THE GPECT4NS OF THE CURB.

The i'll greaved Greeks who push the pedlerS'
carts about New-Yorll streets in this generation
are anything but Warlikc. How family they re-
sembIe the valiant fighters of the glorious time
of Agamemnon and NGenelaus, of Achilles and
Diomed, Of Ulysses and Ajax who rushed
furiously over the plains of windy Troy in their
changing war chariOts and put to flight the
Asiatic spearsmen Of Hector! If the descend
ants of the Argives who wrought such deadly
vengeance for the crime of Priams son could
light anew the antique fire which burned in
the breasts OF the heroic besiegers Of the lofty
towers exalted by Homer in immortal verse,
the prosecuting policemen in the highways and
byways Of modern Manhattan would soon be
discounted and overcome
But the Greek chariOteer Of the heaped up
oranges, the fragrant goober and the yellow
banana Of uncertain age groyels in the dust in
summer and also in the snow and slush in Win
ter. before the giants of the Gotham police
force He seems TO have forgotten the imper-
ishable lines of the Had, and the wrath OF
Achilles inspires him with no splendid zest of
combat. The memories of the Pyrrhic dance do
not appeal to him. and he never thinks of the
Pyrrhic phalanx in these DAYS. There We're
brave men before AgamCmnon. but there are
few brave men among the AchRans who now
conduct the peripatetic traffic in fruit and nuts
from the Battery TO The Bronx. In comparison
with the Spartans of Thermopylao they are
mere ashes, and no fires. wonted or unwonted
can be discovered anywhere about them except
in the tiny furnaces in which they roast the
long suffering peanut.
Is their case absolutely hopeless? Can moth
ing arouse them TO noble deeds? Is it impossi-
BILE to stir them to resist the incursions of the
predatory patrolman? Their ancestors lowered
the naughty Persian crests at Marathon and
Salams. Why should we not see a new Mara
thor and a new Salamis fought out In the
streets of New-York?
New-York tribune., 1902-03-31
PERSONAL.

DR. u. NJ. Foster. Of Bloomington, Ill, one of the
few survivors of the band of men who built the
first railroad west Of the Aleghenies. has been
trying, without success. 10 md some one living
who assisted in that project Dr. Foster is nono-
genaran, who for thirty years or more practised
medicine and operated drug store az Blooming
ton. He has lived a retired life for the last two
decades but his mind is StiH clear ahd ne Tscdils
distinctly the incidents of the projection OF the
isso' isa9' '''' "''' - '''' -''' 7S''''
minister Bridge Road. London. has informed his
congregation that negotiations have been opened TO
obtain the temporary services at Christ Church
during the coming autumn ana WINTER OF tls r.
Missionary Review OF the World" Or. Meyer will
afterward resume his pastorate.
In a letter to the Mercantile club of Kansas
CITY, Hamilton King, United States Minister to
Siam. says that the Crown Prince viii visit New
York. Chicago, Kansas City and St Louis during
his tour of this country next October. The
Prince" continues Minister King lis level head
cd, scholarly, thoughtful young man lie was edu-
Gated in England. taking course under a private
years in oxford He has written history OF the
Polish wars, ranks as Lieutenant IN the English
modest fellow, ana not Elven 10 showing hHlSelI
off. Contrary to stories that have been printed
a hat at all times when out Of doors. and he wears
shoes that 1T him.
Aaron French. who died In PittshurE the other
day was the inventor Of the spiral car spring now
used by all railroads.
Dr Emil HoIuh who died recently in Vienna. de-
voted eighteen years of his life to scientific re-
search and explorations in Africa, and to obtain
Ing the largest collection of specimens that was
over brought ny one man from that continent
eminent - whom he desired % present it. could
hibition Two exhibitions of H. one AT Vienna in
1891, and the other Prague in 1SS2 held. and
entire collection was afterward distributed among
various European museums.