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New-York tribune., 1902-09-19

Mr. and Mrs Stewart A. Coates have rented tn
IuIIard place at Tuxedo for the fan
New-York tribune., 1902-09-19

Nr and Mrs Dallas BaChe Pratt VIII prolons
their stav al their country place at Orenta Point
on-the-Sound until the end Of next month
New-York tribune., 1902-09-19

Mr. and Mrs. Jules Montant are booked to sa
for home tomorrow Or. Francis Delateid MIS-
Tulta Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestoc
and Samuel NewhOuse are coming over on the =
Paul
New-York tribune., 1902-09-19

Mr. and Mrs J Hampden Robh will leave South
ampton at the end OF next week for Lancaster
Mass where they will remain until they open then
house In Park-ave. for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-19

VIII the Four Corners pump continue to spout
New-York tribune., 1902-09-19

NJ and Mrs Jose F. de Navarro have returned
to town for the season and are AT their no"se' No
13 East FOrty-Sixth-St
New-York tribune., 1902-09-19

The Rev Dr. William r. Huntington and Miss
Huntington are expected in town to-day from
Northeast Harbor Ne, where they have been
srendfng the summer.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-19

When justice and love 20 hand in hand
tbs then. indeed. We find
That we can readily understand
The blind a-leading the bind .
philadelphia Record
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22

her behalf Finally a cattle raiser
named Hicks was located in Fergus
county. But he was in Chicago and
must be communicated with before he
could meet his dear niece. But he'd
evidently forgotten his family rela.
tions. as he replied he didn't know the
woman. But before the answer was
received Mr.. Smith and the others
had concluded she was a fake. She
lad also been fired from the Job OF
pastry cook. She tried to cook all
right. but the boarders had to pass
her pies up every time. She went to
board with Mrs. Raymond and one
night went out to gaze at the moon.
She gazed at the moon so long that
when she came back the door was
locked. II was locked against her ever
after. Then she told her tales of woe
to Northern Pacific conductor and
eventually she managed to get out of
the town and find her way to st. Louis,
where she was gathered in. Her
course has all been traced out by the
Pinkertons.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
DIED FROM
CONVULSIONS
Judge w. n. Dewitt of Butte Passes
to the Great Beyond-siek for
Some Time.
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
Was Well Liked and Respected by All
and Was Man of Scholarly
Attainments.

Butte, Jan. 1S.-Judge William
Hedges Dewitt, one of the chief coun-
sci for the Boston and Montana and
Butte and Boston mining companies,
died very suddenly shortly before 5
o'clock this evening from a convul-
sion which the doctors call angina pee
toris.
Early in the day Mr.. Dewitt COM
rlained OF pains in the chest, and the
family physician gave him a drug to
inhale, which afforded relief and the
, pain passed away.
About 4:30 DIR. Murray was hastily
called. He found the patient sitting
in chair and looking pale, and assist
ed him to his bed. Within the next
ten minutes Judge Dewitt went into
Gnother convulsion and expired.
Deceased has been in i'll health for
some time and about year ago went
TO southern California He returned
apparently much improved, and for
several months mas been attending TO
his work.
He was born in New York ~ years
ago. At the time OF his death he was
the Montana member Ot the National
Republican committee He came to
Montana in 1879. locating in Helena.
Tie was district attorney for the terri
tory from 1883 to 1885. and county
attorney of Silver Bow from 1856 TO
1889, when he was elected associate
justice of the supreme court. which
POSITION he held for seven years. In
August. 1888. he was married TO Julia
Child Rumley of Helena. They have
one son. aged II, who is now at col
lege in Concord, n. VI. The deceased
was recognized as a man oi fine schol.
arly attainments.
The funeral will take place upon the
arrival of the son, Rumley Dewitt.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
THEY WERE NOT PAID.
Tire Pursuers of the Train Robbers
Were Not Remunerated.
lRntte Inter. Mountain.l


1T Is much easier to offer rewards
than it is to collect them. said Wis.
itor in Butte yesterday, who vas une
Ut the posse that engaged III the iuel-
lcctual pursuit Of the Great Northern
train robbers last summer.
Some Of us had 70 pay for the
horses we got at (he little towns
along the line. when, at the time, We
understood that we would get pay fof
cur services and equipment and sup.
plies during the hunt.
THE Choteau and Cascade county
outfits got saddle horses IRON Frank
plunkott OF the Bear Paw Pool cattle
outfit, who had 800 or 400 head of
roundup horses at the ranch. about )
miles south of Chinook. understand
that plunkett never received anything
for the use of his horses either.
There was one man in the outfit
who got paid for that trip that know
cl. When we left Chinook he made
bet ot five dollars with one OF the
E0ys that there wasn't a man in the
outfit that would get a cent for the
tIip or his trouble.
"IIc was winner. The other fellow
LIST his five dollars and the rest of liz
have yet to be thanked for our ser
vices.
THE next time they want to find
train robbers, WE'LL haven't lost any
that's all.
Chief of Police Cook over in Great
Falls has just begun suit against an
eastern publishing house to recover
a reward offered by it for the arrest
and conviction of a pretended agent.
THE firm refuses to pay the chief
any reward. maintaining that it gave
him information concerning the
whereabouts of the prisoner and that
It was part of his duty as an officer Ia
apprehend criminals without re-
ward.
No, a man would never get wealthy
If he tried to make his money on re-
covering rewards"
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
A Good Recommendation.

Il have noticed that the sale on
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets is almost invariably to those
who have once used them" says Mr.
J. II. Weber, prominent druggist of
Cascade. Iowa. What better recon-
mendation could any medicine have
than for people to call for it when
again in need of such a remedy? Try
them when you feel dull after eating,
when you have bad taste in your
mouth, feel bilious, have no appetite
or when troubled with constipation,
and you are certain to be delighted
with the prompt relief which they af.
ford. For sale by C. H. Williams.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
Montana Tommy Atkins.

with apologies to Rudyard Kipling).
,E's an h'absent minded beggar and
e scarce knows wot is wot.
This fellow dressed in kharki wot
we know.
'E's got to take the weather when
it's cold and when tit 'ot,
Els famed for keeping always on
the go.
Is grub don't always suit i'm. it amt
wot it ort to be,
AS any Tom in kharki's sure to
tell,
And the treatment wot is given i'm.
why it's 'orrid don't you see;
Arsk i'm and he'll tell you it is ell.
Now T. amt OF Tommy Atkins | am
writin' this ere stuff.
Though Atkins is well 'nuff in is
place.
My advice to them as read This vot Is
going to cut Jp rough,
Is to go around sne block and chase
their face.
No I'm writin' Of tie orders tha. we
see round ere h'every year.
And is suit OF kharkis? Them is
sour doughs.
In the summer when you see i'm e is
mostly on is ear.
( Els got scab in winter on his nose)
'E's a habsent minded beggar, yes:
and when 'e's got the mon,
Il always comes 10 town to have a
spree,
And as long as lis money lasts'im wy
e as cap of fun.
And is money lasts from two days
up TO three.
Then e les i'm back to 'erdin', think.
in all this life is vain,
For six months more ell stick
close TO is biz,
Then e draws is pay, comes back to
town and blows 'er I'M again.
Like the habsent minded beggar
that e is.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22

ignored the fish and game association
and paid little, and in some cases no,
attention whatever to the complaints
fled"
AT one time" said T. G. Weber,
Il offered to take Mr.. Scott to a place
on Prickly Bear creek and point out
the traps set for beaver the trapping
Of which is prohibited by law, and he
declined to accompany me or send one
of his deputies
"Mr. Scott has been repeatedly in
vited to attend our meetings" said
Mr.. Sproule. Three different times
have personally invited him to. at
tend and cooperate with us. Shortly
after he was elected, committee
from the Helena division Of the asso-
citation called upon him and invited
him to attend our meetings end work
with us. We have never had the
pleasure of seeing him at any of our
meetings and he has ignored our as
sociation."
F. II. Crowell, president of the Hell
cna division. presided at the meeting
and with others expressed his dissatis-
faction with the manner in which the
state game department is being con
Quoted.
Mr.. Sproule was the mover of the
motion to pass resolutions calling the
attention of the governor to the al
legged ineniciency and neglect by the
state game warden.--Helena Record.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
LAURA HAD AN UNCLE.
The Relationship Proved to be Some.
what Strained.

Miles City, Jan. 14.-Laura Bullion
the confederate of the Great Northern
train robbers, who was sent to the
penitentiary from ST. Louis for five
years, was unknown to the greater
part of our citizens, guest at the
Leighton hotel last August, while the
officers were securing the country for
her accomplices. She also had the
unsigned Helena bank bills with her
in box, it is believed, as subsequent
ly when she got a situation as pastry
cook at the Leighton hotel, she guard
cd the box with jealous secrecy and
would not allow it ont of her sight.
Instead OF allowing il to remain in
her room. she took 1t to the pantry
with her and acted as though il Goa,
tained something very precious.
When she landed in Miles City from
the Northern Pacific train. August
10. she was broke" She had a grip
with her. but ii appeared to contain
nothing of value. That happened be-
cause somebody traded with her on
the train. Her own contained money.
The one she got in exchange contain
ed none. She also claimed to have a
tiunk. She told the hotel people il
was at the depot. When they went
after it and found it not she said she
had sent IL on east in the baggage
car. She said she'd be pretty fool tc
take the trunk TO the hotel and lei
them hold il for her board. She went
to the hotel and made the clerk regis
ter for her. Laura Dennison was the
name she gave. She had no money
The brute that had swiped her griT
had stranded her. But she had an un
Gle. rich uncle with large herds o
cattle. somewhere in eastern Montani
and he would help her If they coult
find him. She had come all the wa.
from Dawson, in the cold. cold Klon
dyke, to see her uncle and tell hin
how she lovd him. His name wa
Hicks. He was not the weathe
prophet. He got no profit out of wetf
ers of any description. He was cat
tleman-a big one. w. ID. Smitf
Skew johnson and other men prom
nent in the cattle business aroun
lilies City interested themselves !
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
WILL TAKE SHOT FROM HUGHES
Several Operations Will be Necessary
to Relieve the Belt Freighter.
Great Falls Tribunel.

Great Falls Tribune).
John ID. Hughes. the Lewistown
ireighter who was shot by his driver.
Rose and the stock tender at the Moe
casin station near Lewistown three
weeks ago, arrived in Belt yesterday
on his return from the trip which
came near costing him his life. The
first thing he did was to call up E. b.
Judd and let him know that he was
still in the land of the living.
Hughes will not be in Great Falls.
he says, for several days yet. Ever
since the shooting he has been weigh
ing more than usual owing to the
large amount of lead he is carrying
iir different parts of his body. He
says that ever since he has been able
he has been picking out the single
shot. but the lunches he will leave foT
the doctors OF Belt to operate upon
He is feeling well and in fact none
the worse for his experience. How
ever. he says. il will be some time be
fore he will be able to get all the shot
out of him and all the wounds have
healed.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cnthartic, cure constipation forever
t0c. Csc. II c. G. c. fail, druggists refund money.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
MRS. SToUGH DEAD.
Mr.. A. T. Slough First Learns the Sad
News on Arriving Home.

A letter received by Cook G. Hilger
from A. T. Slough, who IS now AZ Dun.
kirk, Ohio, states that the aged moth
er of Mr.. Slough died before the 18th
Of the month.
Mr.. Slough stated that the first in
timation that he received of his be-
leavement was on arriving at Dun.
kirk. where he went for a visit the
first part OF the month. A messenger
met him and informed him that his
mothers funeral was then taking
place and he had to hasten in order to
be present at the sad ceremony. No
particulars of the death were given.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the citizens of
Gilt Edge and especially the officers
and members of the Judith Mountain
Miners Union. the Modern Woodmen
Of America and the Knights of the
for their generous assist
ance rendered and the many kindness.
es shown us in our bereavemnt.
MRS. w. A. POLLARD.
b. +. POLLARD.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22

All we'll bought and not in stock over four
months. The new styles and coors. The
greatest bargain we have offered for many day
One third off the market price.
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22

Only ten of each. Good sizes, good colors
Newest patterns, latest styles, and at reduction
Of 3 per cent. Make your selection now
They won't last long
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22

HERMAN OFTEN, President.
DAVID HlLGER, Vice President,
GEORGE J. BACH. Cashier,
W. b. MINER, Asst Cashier
Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22

Short Cloaks, three-quarter lengths, and New
Markets; colors black, castor, blue and brown.
Price from $500 to 5000 each One-third de.
ducted from the marked price.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
POLICE CAPTAINS
MAY Be SET BACK.
CIVIL l.-SERVICE COMMISSION
MAKES A DEMAND.
Charge Made 10 pnrtrIdu. Tim,
York n"d SEXTON Wrong
fully Promoted.

The Muri.u7' Ciyu-Se-.l., c,~,rn,,
sion demanded ~ rnmr.-..aaa- p,--
teIag, ia.t.s ,H,, ..,.y ,
tm7u's ~ .Bc following po.r. an.
i7in.
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lnr" Nru 81 rv.. u.-n4n rl,.rl
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The evening world., 1902-04-17

by the company was that her husband
had deceived the company when he ap-
piled for Insurance. giving his business
rs hotel-keepcr. while mis- real 5usiness ss
was different. and alleging that Thiess
died from an ai.m.ut which he had
concealed In his application Later the
company pat in a -upilrm'Hta! answer
setting UP that they had already prid
ne amount of the policies - Judgment
editors
Thes" creditors w'-o Herman aud m"
ate Abraham Fromm.. ,ap got Juds
n'nt IN iAr SJprcnc Court. Ia-tf1rI.
.'f No.3's- cot legal service. - George
and Henry Thi,ss and garrishecd tho
policies: Jane. Mcclure sslisS. aud
Bridget VI. Kelly. asa97g
-'r. q Hare claimed that these suite
were a begun after MIS- Thiess h~slu
nor suit to recover the amount pi the
policies In this state. and Will. IL
might be LAWFUL to Earnishee Insurance
policies In Connecticut. u IL not lawful
IN New York
The evening world., 1902-04-17
BOOKKEEPER AND
$4,000 MISSING.
ALLEN HEDGES SOLD STOCK
AND DISAPPEARED.
Woman HAD Just Had Long Con-
ference with Him-Migbt
Have Taken sI!.O1O.

pete r''ycs are today watching IN.
hon" - hI'u + Hedges az ~ 72i
Prospect place 20 arrest Mr Hedges n
appears there A. ONCE h.y from
I'll" once % Nmo' swan a 60 who
knows Mr.. li,!sa- Is with rhcm TO
ii'a''s Heigos Wgp ls accused ~ steal.
Ing sioaSa WON'T J'f'). pu Rhirh h..
secured -" an1 'h"n disappeared
In the homo - tho Hedges. which Ia
on the top moor ~ a cheap double tsne-
rr'nt, Mr. n'rvrs awaits her nus.
bands return She SAYS mat an" fears
that an accident has b-raiIen him and
refuses to believe that Ir has been
sullty OF any dishonest act
George Is Manning. OF the deirauird
1rm. said to-day that 50 far the investia
cation u Hedges hooks had not dis
closed any other populations
II Was, apparently ne said, lust n
sudden Impulse on the mans part 1
wouldn't wonder " there were another
woman In the case The boys tell me
that "oman called to see him y.ster-
day morning. This was an unusual cir
.umstance, nnd II In possible thnt IL
had some bearing on his conduct. He
could nav" taken more cash than S.O1O
" he had wanted TO. but / suppose h.
thought there was less chance OF being
caught In stealing the stock.
we had no IDEA that Hedges was
specuiating. The loss vii, afYect us in
no way, and IL In our opinion that IL will
fall on zimmerman d Forsnsy.'
The evening world., 1902-04-17
MASSACRE AND RAP|NE IN PHILIPPINES
DIRECTED BY AMERICAN OFFICERS
Horrible Story of Abuse of Flag of Truce Mis-
treatment of Women and Rowdrism ToM bv
Returned Volunteer, Who Is Read, TO Tes-
tify.

hate Americans w'rs" 'hru the, did the
spHnnrHs lnet HlN" rra-uI . .r
ihe island. 'rc covered wHl me l.pYf
literally u' tho natives who have died
t'h'i'U ~ 'hci' hatred c1u'I tell m
bu' t4.s one instance y.II slffre a,
I'i,l1n iH- native lug HT .4a 5Ddi..
killed .n .t'u. a.i fastening ,..,
nprls"t 90 s'ek"- Htilt rres 'r,ani no,
Gaynbal An-rsnr ari-.-. a.
.rhib .suUt. InHH'l The D.H-ai.ag ~
nriNe 90 public Sy, The 81, rr,,n.r-
d. rr' CARRIED lIf simply 5,.I.s.
lpp0."''i 'N"sl.inrer Jcram, -.c.54s
sri d.l .'t pi'lI ir.. tDIa ,-,.,-r.. rn.
81. ''w WIS Fa'rH Garg,u.rn s.. ,..
called q bandit bar alto eas hose.
% .rHfr'i u1- Ia 10 ..,r Poo D.
o. t1" 'owa. and was rspuf.I o., ar
Tie was tr7 used ~ -s,tHE
u. Wa r1r'srcd s~ Nm.-'-,r sol
4 f"r7 nni given drunh.ud ,r,sI ur!
sentenced - death lie ~. ,-a' a.
y -'1'r ''r three weeks 'n .f.r-..
pa.u s~ateu-. sas u ba If.fei aa.
was taken '1 %, r'.u.tsrt aver .r..
lHr .1r'rsslnf q. 'Hs priest .r wrIHr.
ff t"1i'h hll''ag iA' Dos Ii. was -I
iF SIuHi OF soldier. - 20. .--rr.,....
was hlHd'old"l lrd ..rrrH Z, ..l. t.--
Tl'u. N!th H1N'd u,4! rs awaited
'h" FAN - The blod" - 'ge au', wH
% DO Wh.'h Hr vas To H" urHu pitatsd
'' F't'f. ." n'il "ags and anU stool
around with the crowd Cap, Rlari
man who va once prH n neu' lr a
i!nrNgrd 'ol.Ds. athlete wee anon. m.
officers T1' man appointed - a. ~.
execution !n he anxiety smote ne
condemned man with ~. unsasrn.,.d
de u. tao 1lIH. tgI - M. u1s f.I
PROSTATE twice 0Fain struck him wirt
'g' -~variuE th" head CAPT Ron rd-,,n
Itn GaN" 'h' uri.. 20 shoe. tho .r-
Fortunate man The s.rI|.r.
about - obey when Dr 81 Hr.sf .-
surgeon. intrpos-d. say ing Let on. or
he Flliplnps do tlr shooting A...r
ngly. one ~ ~" natives was provided
s''h revolver and he emr' q 10
contents into the body o. tro d,inr
m m
The evening world., 1902-04-17
SUIT ON POLICIES
BROUGHT BY WIDOW.
MRS. THiESS DEMANDS PAY
MeNT OF S12,50O.
tomprn, 'tnim. to Have Paid.
Nonr, to Late concert Hall
owners Creditors.

Alic" Nrulc Thle~s widow - George
Thi"sa who owned ~" famous Niham-
bra Nusi7 Hgl IN Fourteenth street rpr
v"ars Is suing the Travellers f'yyr-arce
compaHv fa- i'2.5o" the amna .t ~ two
policies ou his ife
Tho csc" Re on trls' before Justice
l"v"ntrl'f and jury ~ 're supreme
count
Tho def'r~" Sc That tho amour, du.
or ~" p.lr.rs has ALREADY bscr pah
upon cogr' orders under Cannerticu,
avs ard hat nothing Is iu.
Mrs Tn"'s tostiTei iu answer 10
stephen H'res question. that IN.
insur'ur" policies were taken out in
l'H3 and mat she had ralthAilv rah
n" premiums t'll hrg husband died In
January. lSsS This suit wns imrnedI
at"lv instituted. md the nnswrr pu, I'm
The evening world., 1902-04-17
TELLS OF TORTURE
IN PHILIPPINES.

WkSIHNGToS hpri' l- ElVard J
Davis ~ Greenfield Mas who vps n
sergeant % cumpaut VI Tv,riF-s.N. .H
Volunteer trrantrs vas 1.'ar. th,
senate Committee 5u 80" Philippine
'N ll' HH pro~su. l 't. ON.
v'4t a. lEHlras N1r =; lun when
the rsf't ,Y-o was ADMINISTERED -
trr Ir't l,-'s u' 20" rupu ,' Igha -
- testified 10 los s-rgt Hu. aud
Priya', smith
lie was sworn t-fnrc being examined
7nl N's questioned Ds senator Raw
WHO gavc 'he command fo- o.
H'usn'- Do va, arkei
.r' G'.sr vas ,hs acnl,
N. DAVIS -'.I .H r"p'' tr ps s.stsnr.
Na 20 t., pn -I.l. 80 ~ -. pr. ..
THAT tl' man spu,li.,i terribly AMI
hat his ewes wor. hrb.Gahpr bur that
mo next day he wa- ,hle 90 mount hl-
horS" sni lead the scouts to the noun
tain
VI Davis asn gave ta" dc.ti.. u ~
harninr W. i1o 'nrn ~ iEbnras r.,
'N,mill'iou ,ts continued
"H' ssH" tns ari.. - burn 'h.
Cant G.euu
T. Hhom dil ae slye IT,,
70 li"I' 'unr"' a, ,o'd ~. Lieu
~ YOU honr hlm7
dli
m" vl'ne- ais, .aii ,ha, -e.sn
20 'i's i"Nn .nH'a'.'uE about l-'s' r"H.
p.. htl '""H .Hifu' ]. HI' that r' 4
SHOW y .ai giF" Ga. n-isr 'rr
The evening world., 1902-04-17

and told them that I had no poele9oD as
a city official
when said &" the reporter for The
Evening World thar believed that
when the Md -men advocated = GER
tain mcrsur, In thought II was q,
gnIs- 20 'ham did not mean 10 i'm
pv rhat rs,y wolil tar Jrihe
meant tnnt believed that they would
10 what they ,elie, cd tp %. beneficial
% ;h,m Is ,it.z"ns 90 ss patt!-aus.
i du % believe That there ls a sin
grr Alderman who has his price. Tho
only danger to nc f.rr,d is that they
may r~ influenced hy political motives
and haga their judgments thereon.
regard Ma, ,.r Low is the senior
mes uH,r sf 70 irm lu StiCu ! tm ju-
glpr partner. Materially ! do r't wish
.. md have uo reason q critic!sc his
90 tipns and trnN that hc l. working
.pr the b"st interests ~ the people.
20 accepted the nomination for my
present nfilr" t- business man. and
AIR 'ry IN conduct IT. 1nairs as
uus siurfs man ana without being
sN tycd hv political Influences.
"hs 10 '0mniSslouar Partridge ! cam
not % an tha' his name was us"d dur
Iug IN" Interview Therefore | made no
comment regarding nim
The evening world., 1902-04-17
HAIL COERCION REGIME.
Irish Nationalist Paper. Welcome
New Government PoIIc,.

DUBLIN Apri 1.-THE Nationals,
pnprs vii han tho return of the coer-
ti1u regime as boon.
Wc are Riai Let the Irish IN Amer
lea and Great Britain note IL. The
Castle people nave declared war on our
rights. Let there he war. Gays one
leading Nationalist organ.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
Manchester VIA, 1T In Lord. >ow.

I'$upN ~ - 'u 20, % Ise or
l.a.d r.a,. Hn.i. lunalu emen, was
mad - 90" hunIIm'n' we bankrupt
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The evening world., 1902-04-17
GRAND DUCHESS ELOPED?
story In Sirpnn Of sn Adventure
OF Helena of Russia.

VIENNA April i7-An unimrrriAn'
newspHper hon" report, thht the Grand
Duchess Helena of Russia recently
elop"d with a student. that they were
arrested AZ Warsaw and taat the stu
dent was sent TO Siberia. The rcpor, Is
discre editod here.
The Grand Duchess Helena ~ Russia
IN the only daughter Of the Grand puNc
Vladimir. uncle ~ tho CZar.
She WIS born Jan - iS2