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Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
A psr,ian phlIosopher.

A traveller In Persia tells the fol-
lowing: MY huntAl walks into the
veranda. He is an aged man, wrapped
in a long black cloak and wearing a
green turban. denoting him q seyd.
or q descendant OF the prophet He is
very polished to-day; his beard is
dyed the brightest orange with kenna
and he tells string Of boads whlle
he waits. We plunge into stories OF
the CaIlphRt ard dittation written
from left to right with q reed pen and
presently the reason OF his smartness
Is told. He has a favor TO ask. Would
II please me to advance him three
months pay In order to buy q wife?
He ls old and he is poor. yet he has
fallen victim TO the moon face aud
stag eyes Of a damsel OF IA, but her
dowry is large. why do you not
SUPPORT your old wifef' inquire
sternly. She is crippled and nearly
blind: you do not givo her sullcient
sustenance and | send many things
to her. She is too old, he replies,
with shrug. She 10 ugly as an
afreet: added thereto she has no
money. nor children. and Of what
good is an old woman unless she Is
rIch2"
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
Autographs q, auction.

A remarkably interesting autograph
manuscript Of John @. Whittier was
sold at auction In New York lately.
II consists Of twenty-five vsrses OF
four lines each Of his beautiful poem.
Another interesting item In
the same sale was q hne
four.page letter OF Oliver Wen.
dell Holmes. dated Dec. 20. 1865. re-
lating TO his address to the New Eng.
land Society and discussing his views
Of slavery. still another item Of great
interest was & letter of three pages
written by Warrington Irving 10 Dan
lei Webster In regard to the formers
recent appointment IS minister to
Spain.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
WIT. Wisdom ANp PHILosopNr

some people think they look very
wise. when they only look disagree
able.
Put Yale lock on your purse when
q fellow slaps you on the back and
calls you his best friend. It's touch
down.
The editor Of q newspaper is, gen.
eraily speaking. moral man. because
ne hasn't time and Is too tired to be
anything else.
God made man on the spur OF the
moment, but he had to take time to
tnink when the woman problem con.
ronted him. Girls. please make q
note Of that.
woman. according to the creation
seoFy. Aas always been more perfect
tsen man. Adam had 9 rib pinchsd,
eat Eve got all that was coming to her
kate Thyson Marr.
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sob EIu.h Los. % soo.

10 q game some years ago In Lex.
ington, KY, Henry c. White and ex
Congressman w. c. Owens, now prac
tisIng law in Louisville. were the
players. After the draw, White tax.
Ing two cards and Owens one, tho
former bet the latter $500. Owens
raised White $500 and White called
the big bet with three duces. The
ex-cOngreasman only had q bobtail
and White Of course raked in the
money.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Dr T. Hiilingsworth Andrews. sor.
@ mef police surgeon. is credited Win
teiLing OF a newly-wedded pair whose
honeymoon trip took them across ,be
n.Ish'ie' says the Phfladelph,o
ZINES The bride had been some.
lnihs OF yaehtswoman, and waa M,
anected by the swell: but her mato
was bad sailor and took to the rail-
,A'e on the Arst day out. she ,ooI
hef appetite to the dinner table losv.
ing aim pale and unhappy ON n.
.i oeek' When she returned. he vss
sun uncertain, with little Intsrc., 4,
sh!tning ~, except the problem: ~whv
S,a S J ever propose q trip by sas =.
She did what she could 10 eomscr,
n'm' but he was diffieult. sha Ihoasn.
~. : .'uch Of the rOmAatic might ses Mn
". &c, oI bis mood; so she tried th,,.
.y ne moon is up-Isn't II, darlln,,.
., . ne said. languIdly---that !.
" swallowed IT. a.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
PEOPLEAND A
EVENTS
AAKG cAANoEs lR PRETORIA.

-
rrsngVsal city Beginning to Take on
an gnullsh AspseL
Pretoria "a beginning 10 take ON an
Ensiiah aspect The bronze ngures
of the typical voortrekkers. which
were Intended for the base Of the
Kruger statue IN tlovernment SQUARE,
Pretoria. have been presented to lord
Kitchener, who has had them shipped
10 England In order that they may
grace a. a vAT trophy. the Royal IN.
sineerS' quarters at Chatham. On the
site Of the Kruger statue Samuel
hATlu. who has given the bronze
hEures. has offered a large sum TO
place q statue Of the king. and n IL
further statedina letter 20 the London
Telegraph that this royal British sub-
Ject is wiling TO place q statue OF The
late queen on the opposite side Of the
square Already the faces Of the GOV
sTument buildingn displays the royal
arms cut In the solid stone.--Nev
York Tribune.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Mrs. Allns u. o'Malley and Wlluam
EIearin both were beld for trial Al
Philadelphia. the former on : charge
Of larceny. the man to face an 20
eusation OF conspiracy, The wife
Of the Notre Dame professor was Ad-
mItted to ball IN the sum Of ti.fVo.
the bond being signed BY Thomas n.
DAILY. president q the Continental IT,
tie q Trust Company. Hearln'a bonds
were placed at the same amount, but
no friend appeared 10 sign for him.
HeariD 10 q handsome. boyish.look'
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
Actors First Anpearanee.

Sir Charles wyndham. the English
actor recently knighfsd. came to the
United States IN 1859 and, being a
young doictor. entered the medical
department Uf the federal army. Be
coming acquainted with John wilkes
Booth. the actor who assassinated
President Lincoln. he vas Introduced
to the American stage. and made his
frst appearance in New York as o
character who had to declare. 4 am
drunk with love and enthusiasm" !"
Having uttered the first three words
be was seized with stage fright and
said no more. The criticism Of one
newspaper was curt and uRkiRd: "A
Mr.. Wyndham represented . young
man from South America He had
better 90 there himself"
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Arizona has an ice mine about SOW.
enteen miles north Of Flagstaif in a
cave As rule visitors to this never
penetrate further than about fftv
zee. and this short distance is done
with great difficulty, because Of the
i narrow and tOrtuous opening, but dur.
ing isst summer 3 young man from
~ SsM -. Iorl succeeded in getting abous
~ zee. from the opening and he re-.
pCs.eo mat At that point the cav.
w,csned into an immense chsmbsr
.l'n walls Of sOlid Ice. The ice ~
ne cave Is said to be very desIrsbls
Iot commercial use and II Il rs,hs.
remarkAble that this has never 49,
nae use Of The ice supplla6 -
ms portion Of the country comes Sro.O -
eAt distance and is xery eInsn'
sase. a company Is being formed -
@'ns @e Ice and market Il locally
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
oovsrnor onnosod 70 ErilIa.

ExGOv. Pattieon, who is once more
the choice of Pennsylvania Demo.
Gratis for governor. ls utterly opposed
to parade Of every kind. At the Har.
risburg convention Of 1890, the year
when be was elected, 1t was dstermin-
ed to give him . royal reception on
his arrival in the city. A splendid
carriageand horses we're awaiting him
when his train pulled in during Q
raingtorm. Pattison looked the rig
over and said: That's too rich for
me to ride in; take 1t away. I'm go
ing to walk up under this dollar
umbrella.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
HAS LEFT BRITISH cAsINET.

Sir Michael Hieks-Beaeh Gives Up
Post Of Chancellor Of ESehequer
Sir Michael Hicks.Dcach, who has
Just resigned the portfolio Of chan
cellor Of the oxchequer. has held that
position in tho British cabinet for
seven years. He is IS years old and
has been prominent in British poll
tics since 1864. when he became an
NJ. p. Sir Michael has at various
times served as under homo secre-
tary, secretary Of the poor Law board.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
BEFORE THE
PUBLIC EYE
WHOLE PARTY MIXED UP.
Curious HappsnIha That EnIIyensd
Nlall Of Prince Henry

Curious happsnIhn That iinIIvensd
Walt Of Prince Henry.
Whom Prince Henry visited hnng.
kok about two years ago. says the
Straits Times, he was entertained ON
BOARD the royal yacht Maha shAkkri
BY the otiicera q the MAnAthai NAVAL
Oepartmentl. Seated next TO the Ger
naan prince was a siamese Of high
rank. q miniHter OF state and half
brother Of the klng. This gentleman
had been indulging rather freely. and
he suddenly remarked, five got a
tiger In my compound which speaks
German. lie says 'Yal yal'" Primes
Henry smiled and said: "0h. I've q
big boarhound on board the Deutsch-
land who speaks siAmese." And iuH.
Al that moment some one proposed
the health Of the kaiser and the band
struck up, of all airs. The Marseil
lalse."
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

the dowaser empress continues 10 rs.
sard the diplomatic service as unin.
portant None OF the appointees d
oL higher than the blue button rank.
fee. "' 'an' VI
LANG Chen Tung's appointment
pieases the American state depart.
ment: The newly appointed dIplo.
mat is a graduate of Yale uniyersity
sha Is able. dignided and houest. IA
- tne nrst OF the body Of students
sent to America In the f7O's to rsceIvo
reeosnltion behtting their accomplish.
ments' the Chinese ohicials hsvIng
un u,slked them because Of their prC.
gressiVe views.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

sir Liang Cheng, formerly secra.
tary to Minister Chang Yen Huang
who was beheaded in 1900 after belro
exi'ed to Turkestan. has been appoint.
ed Chinese minister to the United
states In succession to WI Ting
Fang.
The new minister is at present sec.
retary Of the coronation embassy n
England. He probably will remain n
London for the postponed ceremonies
ana not go to Washington until The
ialI or winter. especially as the presi.
Gent VIII be away until October.
rev ministers to Russia, France
ana Italy have also been named. Ths
seisct'ons for these posts show tina.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
JUST INSTANCES.

Few men ever reach the poInt where
they are able 70. look down on them
MOST Of as would much rather see
ne others allde back 9 little thaa to
axe tie trouble to climb ourselves.
one-hsf q the world can't foF the
NE e e So hoW the other half nsn-
49, te have such styIs a r iaconA
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Delaware courts have treated some
corporation officials to q somewhat
disagreeable surprise. About three
years ago the Thomas & Davis Wall
Paper company was formed. John
Thomas. the general manager, was
voted salary Of s10.000 = year by the
directors, other officials also getting
handsome figures. Dissatisfied stock.
holders In tho concern complained
against such extravagnnt salaries, and
now the courts have decided that Mr..
Thomas is TO. have s1.5cO q year. other
salaries being cut in proportion.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

is 1t not q tride late to worry over
the religion Of George Washington?
George was rather useful and re-
spectacle citizen, and the chances are
that he has been well taken care Of.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
MRS. OriALLEY RELEASED ON BONDS;
FURTHER PROCEEDINGS NOT LIKELY

lnk young fellow--prelty boz blond.
with regular features and a gFsceful.
allrht hgure He leaned over the
rall and whispered eagerly TO Mrs
O'Malley. talking with animation, a.
Il he were trying to comfort and en-.
cournEo her. but abe llatened with 10
ardent smile and sat with her eyes on
the floor. tvlrllng an envelope around
and around In her hAndn.
II 10 not thought any further action
win b. taken Ia the matter. and trial
OF the cases ls unlikely.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Frankfort. Kentucky. is somewhat
alarmed over the wonderful prepon.
derance Of female babies there. This
Il the first intimation ever given that
such thing az too many Kentucky
girls could be possible.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
AN INDIAN MILLIONAIRE.

Unveiled His Own Monument and
Spoke the Farewell words-
Probably the most unique Fourth
Of July celebration In any part Of the
country was that witnessed by the
people Of blackwell. Okla Col Black
well. who practically owns the entire
town. had invited and paid the rail-.
road fare Of friends from al parts
Of the territory TO assemble near his
prospective grave In the Blackwell
Cemetery. Here he not only unveiled
bis own monument. but also delivered
a farewell address. during which be
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
TO comMAND IN the wssr.
sdO-O.". s.,.. WIN H.v. Depart.

Brig Gen. Bates VIII Have Depart.
ment Of the Lakes.
Brig. Gen. John c. Bates, who Ia TO
succeed MAI. Gen. Macarthur in com.
mand Of the department of the lakes.
is most famous for his successful
negotiation OF the treaty with the
sultan Of sulu. He has been in active
service continuously since May !.
1861. He entered the army a. first
lieutenant. and was a captain at the
close OF the civil war. becoming
major In 1854. lieutenant colonel In
1855. colonel in 1892. and brigadier
general At the outbreak OF the Span.
ish war. He served In Cuba before
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
HEIR TO ANCIENT TITLE.

Lord Talbot Now the Successor to
oukedom Of Norfolk.
By the death Of the duke of Nor
folks son, who had been an invalid
since his birth, the dukes brother,
Lord Talbot, becomes heir to his
title and estates. An heir to the pre-
miar dukedom Of England, Lord Tai
bot is also heir to th7 earl marshal.
ship. position which is at present in
great prominence in connection with
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
CAUSED sER,ATIoN AT ROME.

Vatican Refuses to Recognize Mar.
riaee Of Princess RaspigIIosi
A sensation has beca caused n
Rome by the. action of the vatican in
prohibiting a Catholic sistc- from at.
tending the Princess Easpigios!, on
the ground that her marriage to the
prince is not recc EniSed Sy the
church, It having been civil cere-
mony, owing to the princes inability
to secure church sanction. the prin.
cess having been divorced from her
first husband. She =ss formerly the
wife Of Col Parkhurst Of Bangor, Re.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

The New York state minister who
sued for q 80 funeral sermon fee and
proved that his effort was worth IS
must have put on the pedal when he
used the adjectiyes descriptive OF q
deserving life.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

The Chicago miikman who dis.
proved the charge that he sold poor
milk by exhibiting In court half doz-
en- fat babies fed from his dairy prod
uct knew the value Of circumstantial
evidence.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Chaillu has done. according to 70
cent cable from St Petersburg and
the czar has willingly granted tho
privilege desired. Du Chaillu's move
ments are rather mysterious TO all
except his intimAtes. He has a habit
Of disappearing for years from the
public view, then suddenly reappear-
ing with some startling proposition
Of exploration Of the dark places OF
the world.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

We are not likely soon to forget
that King Edward remembered the
poor Of London even while the sur
geon's knife placed his crown In the
balance.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

A judicial Solomon IN Brooklyn is
q sAe opinion that > leather strap
ehen alternately raised and lowered
i - admirable punishment for boys
ssho smoke cigarettes.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Now that q learned Judge Of Jersey
City has defined the making Of goo
goo eyes as an attention without in
tentions the world can go on with
new sense of security.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

An Englishman travelling in Siberia
was astonished to iind that "all Ir-
kutsk should have gone out Of town
for the summer Just as II It were New
York or Naples"
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
state without Executive Head.

For seven hours one day recently
the state Of New York was without an
executive head. Gov. odeiI and sena.
tor Ellsworth. president pro TEN. BE-
ing in the vest. Lieut. Gov. Woodrun
In Europe and Speaker Nixon in
Ohio.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
New Amy paymaster cener.I

The next paymasteT general Of the
navy will be John Niniger speel Of
Minnesota, at present feet paymaster
Of the European station on the flag
ship Illinois. Speel is 80 years old, q
nephew Of Alexander Ramsey of Min.
nesota, formerly secretary of war, and
has an excellent record in the service.
which he entered in 1875.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
santes.pumons . Teetatalsr.

santos-Dumont. the airEhip invent.
or, Il said to be q testOtsleF, and q
wag says this fact accounts for bis
taking to the water when last be ct.
tempted 70 ~.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Visitors TO the grave OF the most
famous violin maker In Cremona are
aaid to experience . peculiar sensa-
ton. II 10 one of gratitude, no doubt.
khat be made 90 few OF them.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
Rockefeller Shows His Ace.

II was noticed when John d. Rocke.
feller was bidding his son gOodby at
the steamer dock In New York a few
days ago. that the Standard OIL man
looked eareworn, Wrinkled and aged
to On extent not generally dreamed Of
By those who only see hin occasion
ally.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Patrick F. sheedy has gone abroad
TO form a company to engage in the
mining Of emeralds. He cannot break
himself Of the habit of working with
green things.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Denver has adopted the word For
Nafd" AZ Its motto. Tie leading peo-
PIE o. Denyer must have started In
llfe as street car ooadnctors.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

There Is something TO be said n
favor Of the automobile. It never
runs away when small boy explodes
; bunch Of frecraekers under II.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

The pessimist who reads Of that
stabbing ARRAY between two OF our
schoolgirls may be pardoned for ex-
claiming. whittier are we drifting?"
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
go b Nllaon..I. ll-.

pro1 VHIFtFoIty.
-. - z =. saadsten, assistant n,o.
49,. ss,s..',, o. aSrtiesi'ure q, the MaryisDs %
= ths - eollese. has been chosen
!, - ss.,.a, sSns position in The eoII.ss
: ssrieuiturs Of The Uuivsr'I.w Ssnsss 8
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

They say II was oFerwork that made
King Edward sick. but he may have
had look at Alfred Austin's ode be.
fore It was given cut for publication.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

That Cincinnati woman who is urg-
ing her sisters to adopt a reform
dress that costs s1.25 Is in a fair
way to become very popular with the
Bterner sex.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

ID. II neAbes, state fastoFy n.
speetor q Indiana d urgiag tkaf q
IaE Be ezactsd requiring arehItsess
70 pass 80 ezsninatioa In VsntIiatlsa
appliances He says that most e d.
school hoases IN the state have a.
ysntiizston ezespt thrangh tie "
d0EA Which : vholly unantisfaas.ry
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
ttaopv Family h ; pioeon eoy

HapPy Family In . PigeoH Box
Five kittens, their mother and two
yoang pigeons are sharing in perfect
sHiu ne occupancy Of : pigeon box
sf EestonSupsrMare England
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Emperor Williams yacht Meteor
maas Eood IN lie aEst race. He
aaght 70 send . nessags Of congrAtu-
skioa . is AmsEsesA sponsors.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

q, Ssali so has . population Of leooaa
Sso C,ea SSa 5000 ars JApaasss sns ys. ~
~ 81. Chinese Thsrs sFs sS.s - 30, - I,
~ and Likewise sons Hsx.Hs.-
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Gen. Miles viii reAcs the age Of re
tirement In August, 1903. and the
presidents plan Is believed TO be 10
name Gen. Young as his successor.
Gen. Young has been one Of the
distinguished fighters Of the army.
and the president desires to give him
this promotion before he retires.
which will be In 1894.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Richard Harding Davis says the
Spanish empire is not tottering. King
Alfonso's legs must be a good deal
stronger than they look.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Il il not dlficult to trace the Origin
Of King Edwards ailment. He was
. member Of twenty clubs. most Of
which had men cooks.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

The combination Of a Kansas farm
er. = shotgun and a harvest field ap
pears to have solved the tramp ques-
ton.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

read his will. the contents Of which
would eenote that much Of his wealth
win 90 for charitable purposes.
Blackwell IL an irdihn and is well
liked throughout the territory. De
sides the town that bears his name he
owns l1.0OO-acre coal feld In Indian
Territory. and IL said 10 be worth
about s2.00O. 900.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Tho crown of Great Britain is like
King Edwards yermlform appendage
In q detached state
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

The automobiles In the Kansas
wheat district cannot pass each other
In the lanes on account Of the now
ing machines.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
sllk From wood pl,ln

silk From Wood Pulp.
Silk is to be made from wood pulp
by a Philadelphian. who will use
electrically made carbon bIsulphide
as a solvent.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
AS THE WORLD
REYOLYES |
NOT TIRGD OF EXPLORING.

AZ slxtyesven Du chaIllu Would
Undertake Another Tour
How many men At the ripo agc pf
81 would seek Imperial protection
Tor an exploring tour that u 10 last
ave ysarsf That is what Faal du
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

KiPllns has reseinded his sift OF q
drin hall to rockingham. Perhaps the
villagers were using u for ping pong.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

The first winner at the interna-
tional yacht races at Kiel was the
Uncle Sam. There's something in 4
name now and then.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
Persons, Places
and things
PRoMoTIoN FoR CEN YOUNG.

Belief II Washington That He VIII
Be Head Of the Army.
MAJOR 0eneral 8 NJ .. Young. nov
preaident o, the War College board.
wfll probably succeed Gen. Miles as
the lIeulerant genera, OF the army.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

around her and begged her to whistle
another selection. She gave them
the "Mocking Bird. and in the even
ing whistled THE Flower Song" by
Mendelssohn. Miss Truax halls from
Detroit.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Probably q was remone that drove
he anthOr OF -0ooGoo Eycs- 10
irink
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

II Il a fortunate reformer whose
premises are not followed by heavy
crop Of apologies
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

The postponement Of the corona
ton was a great blow 20. the peeresses
vAo had provided themselves with
new gowns.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

A pickle trust with $4,000. 900 CAPT
tal has been formed. This is one Of
the sOurest doses Of all.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

II will be by no means an insignia
cant accomplishment for the king TO
disappoint the superstltiOus
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Mary MaeLane is going direct from
Butte to BostOn- Is this from the
sublime to the ridiculous or vice
versa!
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

No matter what the scohers say. the
fact remains that the girl graduate Is
~ clever as she Is pretty, which h
saying q good deal
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

A New York merchant Advertises
real pseudo panama hats" The ca
pablllties Of the language continne to
be lmmeasnrable.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Probably you think you know what
perityphlltla is. but do you know how
10 pronounce ~
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Horace White. editor Of tie New
York Evening Post. has been nsd,
. trustee Of Beioit college. He Ersaa
Htsd from that institution. soon after
ward s0Ing 70 Chicago to engage /.
newspaper work.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

The largest lOaEes Of bread n the
world are those baked IN France and
Italy. They are often as mueh q slx
fsee long.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

King Edwards coronation. Lord
Talbot. like bis brother, 10 Q Catho
lie. If he SHOULD die the aukedom
would go to a Protestant cousin, and
the Catholic church would lose its
most influential lay member in the
British IgIes.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

A nation that becomes drunk with
prosgsrity is sure to wake up with q
headache
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30
Rsd I4aIg lIIed a TurteY.

In Turkey red hair : coantsd
ersat hsauty. and The someD dye
ehsar hair that tint.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

WIZ the yachting experts kindly no
tioe THAT Il was an American boat that
won In European waters alsog
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

Paris is stiii patiently waiting fof
Simon Sam 10 unpack bis Sio.ooo.ooo.
Marble Hill press., 1902-07-30

She was born iE New Orleans and is
> Granddaughter Of Capt. Reid. a
noted figure in the Revolutionary
war. Her marriage TO the prince was
attended by romantic features.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-20

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