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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
DETERMINED TO DRIVE
ScALPERS FROM COLORADO
RAILWAY Protective Association VIII
Apply to Denver Courts for
Restraining Order.

Chicago. Aug. @.-The Railway Protective
Association has determined to try to drive
the ticket brokers out Of all Colorado COM
mon points.
Application Will be made to the courts
in Denver for injunctions restraining the
brokers from dealing in summer tourists
tickets. The plan of action was outlined
at meeting held to-day OF the passenger
representatives Of the Colorado lines.
Various attorneys representing the lines
interested have advised that restraining or
SeTs can be obtained under the laws of
Colorado. Action against the brokers has
not been taken before because not all Colo
RADIO lines could be induced to join the
movement.
Several Chicago passenger men will 70
70 Denver tomorrow to assist the attorneys
IN preparing the application for injun<dons
In Denver alone are more than twenty tick
ct brokers who have been doing a large
business all season. Tourists tickets are
sold during the summer from Chicago to
Colorado common points and return for
scalping.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21

/ was not very successful in the West, and,
besides, did not care much for the work.
I've read widely. having been withdraw.
at times form the activities of the world,
ana decided that my occupation was ad TOO
money and lots Of 1t, 30 decided to steal.
In order to rob the wealthy 1t was neces-
sary to appear to be one of them. 1 rented
rooms at high rates and never questioned
the price. had my clothes made by the
best tailors in Fifth avenue. In the morn
ings. I wore business suit; in the after
noon. Prince Albert coat and the evenings
never found me without my evening clothes.
Sometimes dined out. gave the i'm
preston that I belonged to clubs in the
neighborhood
Il usually waited till or o'clock in the
morning. Then l got through the scuttie
Of the house where I 1ived-and I always
had the top fioor-and went about my bust
ness. estimate that got $4,000 worth Of
3ewelry. but. as / disposed of the articles
hurriedly, realized scarcely $1,000"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
STEEL TRUST BUYS LARGE
TRACT IN MESABA RANGE.
Land Contains s0ooo,ooo Tons Of the
mghest-0fAde Iroa Ore-Deal
Long R1A0red.

New York. Aug. 3o.-The deal for the pur-
chase Of iron-ore lands on the Mesaba
range, Minnesota, b. the United States Steel
Corporation. which has been reported occa-
Gacna1ly since the nrst OF the year, and
which Vas accepted some months ago. was
verified to-day BY the local officials Of the
corporation.
By this purchase the steel corporation
takaB on the market tho last large single
block OF ore property in the Mesaba range
which was for sale It is stated that the
Importance Of the purchase cannot be
OverestimAtod
In an. about 100000 tons Of excellent
quality Of ore. much of II high-grade Bes-
Oemer, has been measured upon the land ac-
quired. and It Is estimated that an even
larger yield win be obtained.
The properties were purchased from the
holders Of the Chemung Iron Company OF
Duluth. The lands are mostly leased prop
critics, on . basis Of 3 cents q ton royalty.
lNhich Is considered to give the steel cor
poration an Immense addition to its ore re-
enves at no undue cost. Eome Of the de-
0Oeits measure uD to s. per cent iron and
down to Is per cent phosphorus.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
BURGLAR
MAKES CONFESSION.
Says he Found It Necessary to AZ
filiate With Rich, in Order
to Rob Them.
DECEIVED HIS WIFE FOR YEARS.
Declares She Knew Nothing of His
Calling-Lived in Stylish Quar-
tiers and Wore Best Clothes
Sold Plumber to Uncle
Sam.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPuBLlC SPECIAL
New York, Aug. 2o.-The United States
Government figures as a receiver Of stolen
goods In the confession Of Harry W.
Brooks, alias George Robinson, the bur.
glar. who operated in the Fifth avenue resi-
Dental district with rare success until
wounded and captured on the roof Of Or
lando NJ. Harper's residence, at No. Il West
Forty-seventh street. Sunday night.
By close questioning. Captain Langan Of
the Detective Bureau, to-day secured from
the prisoner the story Of his operations. IN
which Brooks said that he melted up In q
crucible whatever silver he secured and
sold the metal at the Assay Once.
Gentleman George" as the prisoner was
known, came to this civ from Kansas City
less than year ago
Gentleman George" arrayed in a claw
hammer coat, dined out early in the even
ing and robbed houses when the night was
old. He confessed to-day that, since last
September he had committed thirty-nine
brrglaries. This American Raffes had no
companion to act as foil to his brflliancy.
but his wife lived with him in expensive
apartments in houses which he used rs q
basis OF his operations. She II said to be q
woman OF excellent family. who knew
nothing Of the real calling Of her husband.
Where she is now is a mystery, and tina
police say that they have pledged them
selves to give no clew to her place Of aboie.
HAD POLISHED MANNERS
Everybody took me for q gentleman
said the burglar to-day, and therein Is the
motive which impelled George Robinson. or
Henry W. Brooks. whoever he Is, to his
career.
Not the least Of tho moro than ordinary
that he disposed Of much Of his plumber at
the United States Assay ONCE in this city.
Those who met him outside OF his capac-
s as a90
detect his true calling. He has polish Of
manner and his talk Is destitute OF all
lingo" His clothes were cut by the best
with care. He talked of books and men
and affairs and referred to himself IS q
member OF clubs.
speGtor McCmsky and Captain Langan,
smoking 2 cigar which the Inspector had
Il suppose" he said, that have what
you cail a record My real name Is Harry
". Brooks and was born in New Haven.
Conn. como Of good family, con.
s SeGning whom it Is useless for you to
his CRIMINAL CAREER
I was convicted Of burglary when I
eis @ daa :na e leaving sas ss.1e
married and. until I had the misfortune
to kill woman Of my acquaintance.
got along fairly we'll
Two years ago. I was visiting friend
Of my wife's. Mrs. Hbbitts At Long
Branch, and revolver which carried was
accidentally discharged. She died q few
minutes later and was tr1ed for man.
slaughter. Tho jury thought that had
been criminally careless, SO / went to
the New jersey prison at Trenton.
Il got out year or so ago and went to
Kansas City, where I worked as q baker.
had served my apprenticeship at that trade.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
H0N0RE PALMER WEEDS GIRL
FROM BALTIMORE IN LONDON.
Ceremony II Quiet, Because Both Fam
HES Are In Mourning-Aarried
Women for Maids of Honor.

London. Aug. 1o-Honore Palmer Of Chi
cago. son of Mrs. Potter Palmer. and Miss
Grace Greenway Brown Of Baltimore, were
married at st. Georges Church. Hanover
Square. this afternoon.
AZ both families were in mourning. tho
wedding was q quiet affair. only about g.
score Of persons being present. The Rev
erend David Anderson. rector Of st.
Georges. ofiiciated.
Contrary to custom, two married women.
Mines. Il. Carroll Brown. of Baltimore, and
of honor.
Princess Cantacuzene. formerly Miss Julia.
Grant: Miner. Potter Palmer and George
Brown Franklin Of New York; Mrs. II. II.
Kohlsaat and Miss Pauline Kohlsaat Of
Chicago: Ambassador Choate and Mrs
Choate. and Secretary and Mrs. Carter were
among those present
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
SALISBURY is NEAR DEATH.
End Of Former Premier Expected
at Any Moment.

London, Aug. 1-A bulletin issued at 10
o'clock tonight sold Lord Sa1isbry's con-
dition was critical. and there was little
hope OF his recovery.
The end may be expected at any moment.
Once in the course of the evening It was
thought that his Lordship had already
breathed his last. but he made a surrris-
ing rally, and at midnight 1t was announced
that his condition had not changed since
the issuance OF the 10-o'clock bulletin.
kilograms have been dispatched to the
King, the Queen and the Prince Of: Wales,
acquainting them with the critical condt-
"a. ~ the a1-Premier.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
Big o.tinx Mt Kirk.yille,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Huntsville, Mo-, Aug 1.-The ninth annual
ooun' OF the employees Of the Morrell Pack
ing Company Of Ottumwa, Ia, was cele-
brated in Oakland Park. this city. to-day.
Beside the employees Of the packing COM
pany, q great number of the citizens Of OF
tumwa accompanied them. Between forty
five and fifty passenger coaches were dlled,
making nearly 5000 people attending the out
ing. Mayor G. A. Cohen of Kirksville made
the address Of welcome, which was re-
sponded to by 7. q. Foster OF Ottumwa.
Tho Fffty-fourth Regimental Band came
with the visitors.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
ALLEGES MANY lNDleNITlEs.
Mrs. Adolph Schlesinger Sues for
DivOrce-Married Life Brief.

That her husband threatened to have her
put in an insane asylum Is one Of the al
legations OF the divorce suit OF Johanna
schlesinger against Adolph schlesingef.
filed In the Circuit Court yesterday.
The couple were married March u. 1900,
In Chicago. and separated July q Of this
year.
Mrs. gchleAnger states that for the last
two years her husband. fof weeks At
fHme. refused to speak to her: that ho told
1 her he hated her and did mot care to live
with hef. and wished she would get d.
vurce; mat no refused to properly care for
her while she was sick: that he offered her
many other indlgnities. and finally deserted
her, falling to provide means for her sup
port
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
Fort Smith Property.

I. r. Arbogast business manager and
owner Of the Fort Smith (Ark) Times, de-
several days in st. Louis on business. He
says elaborate preparations are being made
for the annual fall street fair and carnival
at Fort Smith, and that the city is pros
pering under an era Of prosperity induced
largely by the recent building Of the Fort
Smith and Western Railroad. the rails Of
which are now laid into Guthrie, Ok, and
opening large undeveloped trade territory
TO Fort Smith merchants.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
JUMPED THROUGH GLASS
DOOR TO ESCAPE ARREST

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Aug. T.-Louis Blattner was
arrested after chase of six blocks by Po-
liceman Heron.
John Leopold. q clerk IN . cigar store ut
One Hundred and Twentieth street. thought
he was being 'ffim-named' and locked
Blattner In the store. Blattsaer. however.
jumped through the plate glass IN the door
and ran up the avenue.
Blsttner. In court, asled Tor N ad5ouru-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
Through Sleeper Service.

Chicago. Aug. 90 AS q result Of. the
merger Of the Northern Pacific, Great
sleeping-car service is to be inaugurated
from Chicago to North Pacific Coast points,
doing away with the necessity Of changing
night train to Chicago, connecting with Pa
cific Coast trains, will be added soon, 1t IL
said. The matter was decided upon by
President Hill of the Great Northern and
President Harrison and Vice President NIL
Ter Of the Burlington.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
o. p. Arccarty In the City.

o. p. McCarty,. general passenger agent
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern,
with headquarters in Cincinnati, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. McCarty stated that
he was making one OF his regular trips to
st. Louis and would return to-day. With
other passenger officials. Mr.. McCarty spoke
in glowing terms OF the prosperous condi-
ton of the passenger, and especially the ex-
cursion, business this year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
WARNS CANADA OF DANGER.
Says United states's. Appetite Ha
Been Whetted by Recent War.

says Omitted states's Appetite Has
Been Whetted by. Recent War.
Ottawa, Ontario. Aug. 20. = Senator Nc
Mullen las raised scare about possible
danger to Canada from the United States in
connection with the second reading Of the
Grand Trunk Pacific Company ineorporat-
ing bill.
He pointed out in detail the places at
which Canada was open to attack. dwelt on
states and on the building Of gunboats ON
the Great Lakes. and warned the railroad,
which would be far to the north, could not
be built moment too soon.
The United States. he said, was anxious
Tor fight with a European nation and its
appetite had been whetted by the brush
with Spain.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
THEODORE. JR., GOES HUNTING.
Presidents Son Is Accompanied by
His Cousin, George.

Oyster Bay. N. T, Aug. 2o.-Theodore
Roosevelt Jr.. accompanied by his cousin.
George. has started for Deadwood. S. D.,
on hunting expedition. The boys will be
under the guidance Of friends of the Presi-
dent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
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.ANGLEY UNDECIDED
ABOUT AIRSHlP TEST.

Whitewater. Va. Aug. O.-Prosessor I
, Langley, when asked this afternoon
} for statement about the expected I
, test of the big 6s-foot aerodrome, re- (
} Piled that he could not say positively I
, that it would be launched In the near ,
, future. 4
} He said there might be no test at ,
, all. as he would have to be guided I
, entirely by Developments.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21

The following changes in the names Of
stations on the Kansas City. Memphis ami
Birmingham Railroad. of the Frisco sys-
tion K Rase VIII be Known as Kramer June
ton, and Helen. L T.. will be known as
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
POSED AS EkNs's som
A. G. Owen Arrested on Charge a
Passing Bad CheckA

New York, Aug. M-Alfred csossy Owe.
ington, D. c., was locked up 1t police hsad-
quarters to-day. charged with passing tWO
worthless checks on The WaldoEz-AsteG1D
and Fifth Avenue Aoeels.
The police believe thsy have IL naa
who has been Spending the last fsW Woe1eQ
in the West. chartering special trains anA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21

Eve talk Of drunkenness as q crime"
he continued, "but tea and coffee drink
ing at meals il more injurious than
liquor to some men,"
Tea and coffee drinking, Prof. - told
his class, 10 responsible for much Of the
rsst1esEness Of the American nation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
r.. n. Vaughan Elected.

AZ meeting Of the directors Of the Blue
Ridge Dispatch line yesterday R II.
Vaughan was elected general manager to
MI the place made vacant by the death Of
Don Alexander,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21

GEORGE Il NARxu
yarmington, No.. Aug. A-0eofHe u. 4RlR
g yeaFs Old. died At his hens ons mi,s non o
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
Think they will quit?


Of
yirdpie Of set by they quit
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
G. e. RULER Promoted

G. e. Fuller is appointed superintendent
Of the motive power Of the Chicago and
Alton. vice A. L.. Humphrey, resigned
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21

Professor Chicago University
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28
swan the Rapids.

T. W Glcnistcr. the New York ath-
letr. successfully swan the Niagara
river rapids Tuesday. thus accomp-
fishing a feat which has never been
performed before aud IN which the
world.fnmous English swimmer. Capt
Webb. ,ust his life 2O years ago. Glen
i~icr wore nn cork iJckct or prOtec.
Hon ~ any kind The man lenped Into
The lunclstrom. one of the most tel
rih'c loo the world. az the cantilev"r
bridge. and made his swim in constan;
danger of drowning or being dashed tu
pieces ou tn sharp. concealed rocks
Dr whirI CAPT Webb met his death.
he was pulled out of the water a.
Devils hole. dive miles down the river
from his starting point, having fough'
through th" marlsirom and The upper
AMI lower rapids t;lcuistcr sustained
% fractured rib. COMMISSIONS uf the right
side. uud terrible grucllIus. and lbs
condition iS SERIOUS
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28
A Nitro-EIyc-r.nr uorror.

By stroke ct fortune. 800 Detroit
Crs. capitalists. business men aud 0il
well promoters. who left Detroit sat
urdny noon To Inspect the oil held'
about bennington. ont. and see a
"gusher" touched Oh on the land op.
Grated 10y the bennington on CO.. Linn
ted escaped being blown % atoms.
\ lugaliOn can uf nitro-glycrrinr
which WIS being lowered into the oil
wei was exploded. The 12.foot high
derric'.. Tire engine house and all the
drilling apparatus were wrecked. Two
men lost their lives. being killed and
mangled 90 pulp Fifteen minutes
later the train bearing the Detroitcr'
arrived topping Ht a roadside cross
INK only a short distance away from
the oil fields ~ the crowd piled on
the train they were Informed of the
accident. aud ~ the fnct that two men
had been blown 90 tatters. The party
were only in time 10 see the remains
OF the i've victims gathered mp from
various parts ~ thr 2n-acrc tot
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28
Cleaning House

gh" invest CATION being made by
Fourth Assistlu, Postmaster General
Br.siow into the alleged crnuGrdu"ss
that .> SAID 90 have prryIdcd the dc
partWrut j. drawing near it~ vlos'.
~ result o. the disclosures that
have boon midr h. has decided tp
recommend the dismissal of about -
,ub-chirfs and clerks The eases "
these men. while not criminal loo rhur-
acrcr. are considered sufficiently irrr..
ulIr 90 call for prompt attention 40 the
hand, OF the department Among th'
cl~rs 90 this character j. that 81 w.
G. Hazard. division superintendent of
rural free delivery Tor the state of
New York. who. % = charged drew
81 per lay from the government %, u
ou active hcld duty while confined la
q hospital under treatment for gun
shot wound
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28

After a glorious contest over 10
mile windward ana leewHrd course,
the Reliance won her first race for the
America cup SATURDAY.. defeating
Shnmrock III. by exactly o minutes
elapsed time. aud minutes. three see.
onds. corrected time TIE race was
by no means n onr-s.ded as tn" hnal
figures would seem to indicate. rs the
challenger did remarkably we'll In the
thrash 10 wlndwurd The net result
OF the race shows that barring the
luke Shamrock III had held her Own
in the windwnrd Worl; and had been
beaten more than i've aud a half min
utcS to lrrward.
IL 8, expected the next race will boz
sailed Oh Tuesday
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28
CONDEMNED NEMs.

Caleb Powers will make q speech 20
the iury lu his OWN drtri'r in the
io"brl murder rial 40 Georgciown,
ky.
Ncsuvius u again Zoe eruption Sltur'
day uight frequent explosions were
heard AMI STONES were thrown 10 "A
hight 0f 'no feet ahnyr the crater.
\ cemetery for pets. animals aud
birds. II projected 20 BOSTON 10y the
Society Tor Prevention ~ Cruelty To
Animals one woman j. having a 5000
monument erected for her dog
\ negro who rlnfessed 10 cutting the
throat ~ little Mary Griffin. aged H.
az Halifax. y. g.. rfter he had ~.
saultcd her. was taken from Jail aud
hanged and his body rldilcd with bull
lets
\ sermon brought death IN Ellen. /.
7. Torn l.anham. catt.emau. crit.
clsed sermon ~ H. Rouch's father.
AMI Roich fired az him shooting amt
killing his own brother !. o. Ruac.,.
10y mistake
Nal Samuel Rrhrv signal corps
general stan officer. las been detailed
as scrr"tar% - the army war college
~" Is q ~lu-iu-llW Of Lieut.. ten.
Miles. retired. ana formerly was hi,
military secretary
Mis-, Marie Schrlkopor of Indian
upols lost the giit az Der danccr. 20
- uuD diamond sunhurSt 40 country
dance Zee Hammond. Ind lpiiir sill
son. a nyclr-old girl. returned %. and
her reward MS 4 >lu bill.
Chicago >ymplth.zcr> with Mace
donna held meeting uud framed rrso-
lutions druuuucing lhr sultan. govern.
mru,. which they VIII send Coo l'rr>i.
dent Rup~ry"l, The powers are asked
to Interfere tor the ,a.r 90, human.
ity
To Patrick sharpe ID ,raCcr 81 tine
miners 800 thr lamlgua Pa district
shot Joe \'>gu, huuiL- 20 wear ago hy 20
deputy o handsome monument II
Barre granite was dedicated los the -.
Iu~rph cemetery. summit lliIl ~.
I Tuesday
barefoot MONKS. ,1l lr rougu
brown. attracted murl Alteration ON
Broadway Nrw NDrk They are q
band ~ - 81 the Tuppi>t order. cNii"d
. from Franc" by 80" associations bill.
aud ou their way 90 Ui"th,"maur Ah-
hey. G"th~rWaur. Ky
/ Rev. Jrn Denny. of Georgia city.
I No. assaulted Frank schmidt. li au
. icc cream social administering q fear.
. rul beating bcrausr Schmidt had i'm
situated that IN" pastor intended -
I Use the funds 90 ed los The social to
give his daughter M education.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28
Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion. Ninety-rlns Of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when IL was simple indiges-
ton. I, Is a scientific fact that all eases Of
heart disease. not organic. are not only
iraceablc 10. but arc the direc, result Of indi-
ges,.on. All food tai en- into the stomach
which fails Of pertec, digestion iermenis and
swels the stomach. putting il up agaius, thu
heart. This inieriereS with the action o.
the heart. and In the course OF time that
delicate but vital organ becom.s diseased.
Mr.. D Kagb. n Nevada . says: { had stomach
srou5ls zni was tat STATE as ! had heart u0utl.
Niih u. took k'i7l Dyspcgs.s Cure Ter sbout fsIr
months ard d, cured me.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
and relieves the stomach Of all nervous
strain and the heart Of a.. pressure.
Bottles only. 500 Size holding 81 times IN. trial
sle, Walsh sells i-f soc.
Prepared BY {. o. DEWITT q CO.. CHICAGO.
Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28

Eleven Whitecappcrs. prominent
white planters 81 Poynsett county.
Ark. have been arrested for attempt.
iug 10 drive negro mill hands from the
vicinity.
Capt Clarence sharon. OF Topeka
kas.. WHO served In the Twentieth
regiment In Manila with distinction. J.
under arrest ia San Francisco charged
with embezzllng the funds OF the Kan.
sas National Guard.
Gen. Nelson 4. Miles has been
named a. possible nominee for gov
crnOr OF Massachusetts on the Demo
cratic ticket by Democrats OF that
state. In which he was bcyn.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28

The Steamer Carolina. with 81 OK.
curslonl~ts on board. mostly Ameri-
cans. went ashore In the Sagucnay riv.
er six miles from i.adousac. Most 81
the passenger. landed on the rocks Ia
their night gHrb. wrapped la rugs and
blankets. and suffered considerably
from the cold.
William H. Gross. proprietor % the
Lee Marls, Works In Lee. PA. and rat.
ed millionaire. II soon 10 marry his
stenographer. Miss Katherine Toby.
aged 40. lie has Just settled breach
Of promise suit In which Miss Helen
Potter. % New York. said now TO be
In a sanitarium, was plaintiff.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-08-28
NEWS OF THE WORLD
Brief Chronicle of ali Important Happenings


Great britain has offered the Jews
vast lrIrt or territory la East Africa
For colonization. 81 the Jews accept the
ofTcr Great Britain pledges herself 90
grant an autonomous government. sub.
jcct only to British suzrrainty. This
means that The Jews. for the trst time
since thu days ~ the Roman conquer
or. would have 4 country ruler and a
iiag of their own. with government
of their own choosing. The Offer of
the British government was made to
the sixth Zionist congress. which ns-
sembled M Basel. Switzerland. with
Jh delegates. representing nearly
every country in the world