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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13

Many opportunities, for both large and
small investors. are offered in the Real
Estate" columns OF ,o-day's Republic
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
Observation-Disclosures

-Bya aReubln Photyra
Alexis Russia in ST. Louis about thirty
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
TEL EGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD,

CHICAGOAMore than 100 Swedish-Amer-
leans, prominent in professional circles,
gave banquet to Doctor Carl Sundbeck
of Sweden. Sundbeck represents the Swcd-
ish Government, and was sent to this coun-
try to study the progress and development
OF Swedisl-Americans.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13

CHRISTIANIA, NORwAY-The present
week has broken all records of Immigration
to America. Thirteen hundred Scandina-
vians sailed from this port.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
MADE her 4 WELL WOMAN,

i firmly believe that 1 owe my life to
warmers Safe Cure. For two years I s1If-
fered with kidney trouble. and 1 could find
no relief anywhere. I spent hundreds OF
dollars on doctors and medicines Some
would give temporary relief, and others
none whatever. / decided to try War
ner's Safe Cure as last resort and
wish / had followed the advice of friends
sooner. 1t was the only thing that helped
me-. and In less than four months IL had
made new woman OF me. / am entirely
cured, and give all the praise to Warner 3
safe Cure FRANCES W. GRESHAM
Secretary and Treasurer Higher League OF
Educational Society, Washington, ID. G.
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rosToFFteE NOTICE.

periodicals for the PhMbpine islands. via
Mludlal, via San Francisco, close here
daily at $50 y. m. ~ to May '-2, in
elusive, Tor dispatch per s. s. Coptic.
Mails for china and Japan, via Tacoma.
''22 inclusive. Tor dispatch per s. =, Glen
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tralia, which goes via Europe. and New
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REGISTERED mail closes at 600 p. m. pre-
Postomee New York. N: Y, May Is. 1902.
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Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
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Norfolk, Lincoln and --
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Missouri Pacific. t,"
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Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis q
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Foreign mails for the week ending May
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at the general postofflce as follows: Par
closing time shown below. Parcels post
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and Wednesday.
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eel
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Tea, West Indies, Etc.
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Horace; at 5 a. m. for BERMUDA per
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a. m. for BRAZIL. per s s.. Eastern
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for Cuba. per s. $ Monterery' via Ha-
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Transatlantic Mails.


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per s.. S. AlleF. (mail must be directed per
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LANDS direct, per S. s. Staatendam mail
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be directed per 5. s.. Norgs'(; at 1880
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ROPE, per S. S. Campania, via Queens
town.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
n Samples for Germany only. The same
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Europe will not be sent by this ship un-
less specially directed by II.
After the closing of the supplementary
transatlantic malls named above, addi-
-tionat supplementary mails are opened on
the piers OF the American, English,
French and German steamers, and re-
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hour Of sailing OF steamer.
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sTENOGRAPHER, one years experience,
references. Address B l. Bee.
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AN EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes
Situation as cook. 44 s.. 18th St
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WANTED deserving young lady or GENTLE
man TO take life scholarship IN Omaha's
pay for, II when course u finished and
position secured. Address A /. Bee.
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WE HAVE q number Of agencies In Ne
brake and western Iowa where we use
good" men selling our StAhdard Stock
Food TO farmers and feeders; they must
> have leans and give full time TO the
business; they must be men OF high
standing, have some knowledge of live
stock and good business ability; we fur
nish wagons for such men, and offer ex-
ceptional inducements to permanent sales
men; pond required; send for application
blank The +. Z. Sanborn Company,
Omaha, Neb. MIST ms
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and trees; pay weekly; outfit
free. Lawrence Nursery Company Law
renee, Kan. .i $50 Jl9'
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For illustrators, ad writer's, journalists,
~bookkeSpers, stenographers and proof.
readers, provided they are members of
our institute; pay us no tuition fee until
WI have secured for you a position; write
at once. mentioning the subject you wish
America, Box GAG, Scranton. Pa. B.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELr.

no Girls, Call Canadian once, 18th g Dodge
Csc
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PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur
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Burdette. Mrs. Burget U-Mzl6 Jl6'
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VIAVA, woman's way to health. Home
Omaha .U-S34
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lFOR sALE-hORsEs, wAGoNs, ETe

SECONDHAND D carriage, hand
made, for sale for t5s aisS coupe-rock-
away for ts@. az simpsons. omaha, Nsb.
P-AE-As
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24

FIRsT-CLASS waist and skirt makers.
must be experienced, no other need apply.
Address Seebick's D~ressmaking Depart
ment, Deadwood, 8, ID. !C--lO7. Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
S0RDID DIVORCE TALE
SHOCKS THE SMART SET

London. March 22.-The great charity
oazar arranged in celebration of King
Edwards coronation viii be opened
about July I. probably by Queen Alex
andT7- Mrs. ChOate. wife OF the Unit
ed states ambassador. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Adair, viii have charge of the
American stall and bar, in which many
novelties viii be introduced. Most Of
the leading society women here are
Interested in the baZaT. which prom
ises TO be one Of the most Interesting
functions of the coronation festivities
Society is much excited regarding the
probable action of clubs toward Lord
Rodney, whose wife when she obtained
a divorce from him on Thursday. tes-
titled that on one occasion he struck
her in the eye with his clenched fist.
There are rumors that his resignation
viii shortly be handed in at the Garlic
ton and other aristOcratic clubs to
which he belongs. One paper. referring
TO the details revealed I'm the divorce
court says:
No more sordid tale was ever told
in a police court than the story Lady
Rodney related Of her husbands con-
duct toward her
The latest London novelty is the
"sOmersault cure" for fat women. A
west end surgeons house has been fit
ted up as luxurious gymnasium.
where eTistocratic patients turn somer-
saults on Swedish principles. in the
hope OF reducing their Obesity. The
cure" is said to be most ef1caciOus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
PRESS CLUBS OPENING.
Housewarming Of Newspaper Mems
Quarters a Happy Event

Housewarming Of Newspaper Mems
Quarters a Happy Event
With a hip. hip. hurrah plenty to
smoke and eat and pink cider to wash
it down. the Press club opened AID ded-
iCated it's quarters in the Crane build
ing last night All the newspaper men
and the friends Of the press were pres
ent and everybody had a joyous time.
The comfortably fitted rooms were dec
Grave with pictures and flowers for
the occasion. and presented an attTac-
tive appearance. With music furnished
by a string orchestra, speeches apropOs
To the occasion bv prominent persons
present and songs by those who sing,
the programme was one worthy Of the
organization.
Lunch and refreshments were served
during the evening The lunch was
furnished by Young's cafe and the
liquid refreshments came through the
courtesy of the Lsmp Brewing com
pany. the New Resort. Hewlett Bros
company and Joe Enzensperger Of the
oxford.
Among those who made spicy ad-
dresses were Judge O. W. Powers, Pro
fessor J. T. Kingsbury, Fisher Harris.
3. :. Y0unE. J. c.. Leary, G. o. Whit
temore, Colonel MazOuma' Lippman.
Dr. West and Bishop Whitney. George
Pyper and Judge Dana Smith con-
tributed to the vocal part of the pro-
gramme.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23

in the sand bank where wOrkmen had
been excavating dirt Arriving at the
place. they leaped from the embank-
ment into the soft earth below.
The bank is about six feet nigh, and
has been made soft and unsafe by the
recent rains. Needless of the danger
lurking in the huge bank of earth over
head. the boys at last were diverted
from their sport by the suggestion to
dig a cave into the embankment. Dill
gently and happily they began their
work and burrowed with sticks into the
sand.
Bank Caved In.
Suddenly. without noise and without
warning, the bank gave way and top
pied heavily to the ground. Connolly
was caught beneath the falling mass
and piniOned, head downward. beneath
it's weight Willie Griffin leaped TO es-
cape the danger. but was caught and
covered up to the waist in the debris.
He was held firmly. Beynan. who was
farther away than the others, escaped
injury and at once began the work Of
rescuing his comrades. Selling Griffin,
he at last succeeded in pulling the boy
from his perilous position, and together
they attempted to remove the huge
Gu , liUAll Tie ROtAf VI N.IAlAE4lg
Frantic with the fears Of his death.
they dug into the sand and dirt with
their fingers, but they were too feeble
to remove the earth which had crushed
the boy They left him at last to his
fate rushing wildly toward the city in
the hope of securing aid. The ditch is
100 yards from the nearest residence
and the boys dashed up to the door Of
Stephen Jensen. $50 Central avenue.
Breathless with excitement, they at
last related their story and Jensen
with a shovel, accompanied them back
to the place. He removed the dirt in
a short while and took out the lifeless
form of the boy. The body was covered
with a coating of mud and dirt. and
was horribly crushed He was removed
to Jensen's home. while the other lads
hurried to inform his people who live
at S43 Cannon street.
The body was taken in charge by I'm
dertaker O'DOnnell, who has not made
the final arrangements for the burial
Connolly would have been 70 years Of
age in June. He is the son of p. j.
Connolly. a machinist in the shops Of
the Rio Grande Railway company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
COMES HERETO FIGHT.
English Tobacco Company Is to Com
pete For American Trade,

New York. March 22.-In retaliation
for the American Tobacco companys
attempt to seize the English markets,
the Imperial Tobacco company of Eng
land will. according to the Herald, car
~ the war into the enemy's country.
Plans are being perfected, and are
nearly consummated, as a result Of
which millions may be spent in this
country in a war against the American
company that will be stupendous-
It will be through the Universal To-
bacco company and its allied corpora
lions that the war viii be waged here.
This alliance it is learned is now al
most ready to begin an aggressive
campaign. one Of the main objects Of
which will be TO keep the American
Tobacco company SO busy at home that
il viii have neither opportunity nor
desire to further continue its foreign
expressions. so far, at any rate, as
Great Britain is concerned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
81 Estate Transaetions.

Estate Joseph Horne to lions Saw
ings Bank d. Trust company, 3X1d
rods l0t 10, block / .-..-...--........S 500
HOyt Sherma et al. TO E. W.
Druce, south half lot 8. block S..
plat ID .-...-.......--..-..--.. 500
HOyt Sherman ct al to +. J. Bench.
north half lot 3. block SIS. plat D.. 80
William Jenkins 10 John ". Jenkins.
I. acres northwest quarter section
g. township ! south. range west
Estate of Samuel I. Sprague to
John r. Winder. jr. 54xlS5 feet
southwest from % feet north Of
northeast corner lot !. block -.
plat 4 --.....--- lV6vu
Anna W. SpraEue ct al. TO John r.
Winder. jr., SKIS feet southwest
from 36 feet north of southeast
corner lot e. block g, plat A.. 1880
1ohn R. Winder jT.. TO Dora y.
White Skis feet southwest from
IS feet north OF southeast corner
lot :, block =. plat A .--.....------- 1850
Josiah Barnett to Jake Suniville
lots 4 to AZ, block s, Arlington
Heights o.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Jake Suuiville to Samuel II. TrelOar
lots a to a, block s, Arlington
Heights ...---------.--.-.---.
Margaret Jones to David ]. Cook,
] acre southeast quarter of north
east quart ~ of section s., town
ship south range I West.-.--...---. 2l5
:. S. Walker Estate company to
William J. Williams, lots ] to 80,
block o So allcer subdivision block
plat 4 .--.-.--. cjl
Thomas ii Woodbury. TO George X.
Scott, part Of lot s. block 3. Five
acre Plat 4 ------.--...-- ... ...-....., 4ls
Ernest ~ Fowler eI al TO George
+. s. SaXtou, part of section ).
township J south. range ] vest 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
FROHMAN AT THE TOP
LOndOners Take Kindly to Amer
lean Manager and Provincial
ties Offer Theatres.

London, March 22.-With the excep-
ton Of The Girl From Maxims," first
presented here at the Criterion theatre
Thursday last, no new productions
marked the theatrical bill, although
several changes occur tonight. IN spite
of its popularity in America, THE Girl
From Maxims' has utterly failed to be
appreciated in London. Seldom has a
piece been so numerically criticised by
the press.
Are You Mason ?" finishes its run
at the Shaftesbury theatre tonight and
viii reopen March 81 at the Royalty
theatre. Tonight also marks the last
performance at the Old Globe theatre,
which win be demolished. Julia Neil
son and Frey Terry viii tour the prov
inees with Sweet Nell of Old Drury.''
Kitty Cray at the Apollo and "A
Chinese Honeymoon" at the Strand
viii both celebrate their 200th per
Torrance next week Charles Frohman
has secured the Garrick theatre for
Sarah Bernhard and COquelin in June.
Mr.. FrOhman now has an interest in
eight leading London play houses. AC-
cording TO the Daily Chronicle, be viii
soon acquire another. His success in
London has induced several provincial
mana gers to offer him complete con-
troll of their theatres. These offers
have been declined as just now Mr..
Frohman has as much on his hands as
he can conveniently manage. But it is
quite within possibility that before five
years have elapsed Mr.. Frohman viii
be directing a string of provincial the
aires extending as far north as Aber-
deem. Active preparations are being
made at the Lyceum theatre for the
production OF Sir Henry Irving's
Faust.
George l. Meredith's The Egotist'
has been dramatized and is likely to
be produced this year. Beerbohm Tree
continues to do excellentiy with "Ulys-
ses." He is not at all disturbed by
the Mrs. Brown Potter episode, and
said to a representative Of the Asso-
ciated Press:
Il am so accustomed to her .caprices
that nothing surprises me now.
thought L was very gallant in my
statement that believed she could
not have uttered the remarks attrib-
Uted to her I have learned to laugh
these things off. It may seem pom
pOus to compare the episode with the
Bernhardt- Catulle Memo rs squabble,
but 1 always knew that when Sarah
take to tears. she is going to
that minute kiss and make up with
the public"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
weeks building Permits.

The following permits TO buiia and TO
make Improvements were issued last
week by Inspector Timer
Mrs S. 3. r. Holmes, guardian cor
ner State ard First streets. brick
apartment house e.. .-.-.......--, ... $ 600
Kate r. Farrell Fourth East street
between Third and Fourth South
two brick dwellings ................. 690)
Anderson Real Estate Investment
company. corner --cEicllan avenue
and First south street. five brick
cottages ~ ................. -........ 800
Salt Lake Brewing company corner
Tenth East and Fifth South
streets. brick addition to brewery. 209
p. O.. BasSett. Ga East Fifth South
street. B-iCk addition o.. .-,..--.-.--- 900
~. s. Witzeu. o. Jeremy street
brick cottage ---,----.,,. LOW
james White. 9l5 South Eighth
East street. brick cottage -------- 5000
William Green, 40 West Seventh
South street brick cottage ........ 900
Seven minor permits ----..-..-....... 200
Itldi ---.ssrsss s-alA s1lu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
FRENCH SUBJECT EXECUTED
International Complications Nay II
volvs the BLACK Republic"

Port au Prince, Hayti, March %
Gaspard Gabriel was executed today.
Gabriel was a French citizen and came
from the island Of Guadeloupe. Seri-
Gus complications with France are
feared The body of Gabriel vas
claimed by the French minister ami
was taken to the French hospital The
French colony is much affected y. the
pEnnr
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