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New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Another lor6ling who has until now been regarded
as z great matrimonial catch by the mstchma king
mothers IN England and who has been looked
uo7 as the most eligible OF possible sitors for the
hand Of an American heiress namely. the eldest
son and heir OF the Marquis Of Lansdowne, has
lust announced his engagement to Miss Elsie Hope
daughter Of Edward ( Hope Registrar Of the
E1-fyv Council Lord Lansdowne is the Secretary
of state for Foreign Affairs. Knight OF the Garter
and exceedingly wealthy. his wife being daughter
of -har late Duke Of Abercorn who is portrayed
The Duke bv Lord Besconsheld in his novel
..Torhsfr" in which Lord and Lady Lsnsdovne
likewise figure The eldest son. known the Earl
~ Kerry served with considerable distinction in
the war in South Africa. and is now captain Of
the Irish Guards.
Mss Hopes grandfather is old Sir John Leslie
eo--~e-lv Conservative member for County Mon
szhsn LADY Leslie being sister OF the late Lord
Fo-tsrlinerou while Sir Johns sister the wife
- the fourth Marquis Of Waterford The founder
o< the Leslie family was q Hungarian noble who
ATTENDED Queen Margaret 10 Scotland. in 1067. She
rode behind him on a pllion. and while crossing
s--es-, almost slipped of. Grip FAST cried the
noble and the Queen coolly replied, IF the buckle
holds This Is The traditional origin Of Sir John
Teslie-s family crest. a buckle, and Of the motto
Hold fast
TIE fancee Of Lord Kerry-that Is TO say, the
frrtr1-e Nsrchioness Of LansdoVne-is a niece OF
Mrs. lack Leslie who Miss Leonie Jerome
daughter Of Leonard Jerome. Of New-York. and
sister Of Mrs George CORVALLIS West Her pa
ternal grandmother. the Hon. Mrs Hope. was the
Youngest daughter of that Lord Montague who is
chiefly remembered Tor his intimate friendship
with Sir Walter Scott
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
Married.

MURRAY a LANNANs FLORIDA WATER
The Universal Perfume"
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

While at the present moment there is no British
nee- of the realm who is in holy orders Of the
church Of Rome. the last one having been the
late lord Petre who died IN 1895 as a domestic
--ela+a Of the household Of Leo XIII. there are
several British baronets who belong to the Roman
,-atbolic Clergy Thus the present head Of the
.-ossr- scotch house Of Hunter Blair, Sir David
Hunter blair who was formerly captain in the
.-r7, il now monk IF the BenedicIine order
and has done missionary work in the widest dis
trtcts of South America
Another is Sir William Heathcote. who has just
succeeded to his fathers baronetcy, and who is
--es+ ~ the order Of JesUits. one OF his sisters
ref,r 2 nru Of the order OF the Sacred Heart he
ss in remainder 70 the esrldon Of Macclesheld-
As however the present earl has no less than
ateh- tncles each OF them with number Of sons,
and the Heathcotes only succeed to the Maccles-
field honors in default OF the direct line, the pros
meets Of Father Heathcote. s J.. ever becoming
Far of Nacclesheld are TO say the least. remote
The Hesthcotes who must not be confounded
with the family Of which Sir John Hestheot
A-7o-v Is the chief are descended. like the Earl
Of Ancaster from an alderman of Chesterfield,
one Of the projectors Of the Bank II England and
Lord Mayor - London in tie reign Of Queen Anne
F-z+ber Heathcote vas for a number 81 years the
r-esido-r Of the famous Jesuit Beaumont College,
AZ Windsor. where Don jaime, the only son OF
Don Carlos of Spain and other Bourbon princes
including the boys % the Infanta Eulalie. have
been educated
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

For points Europe countries IN n. Cafver~s
Postal Union TIE TRIBUNE viii % mailed the fol-
1~F~1
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Sir Thomas Upton. in the telegraphie correspond
enoe between himself and Emperor William. which
has appeared in print. makes q rather odd mistake
in addressing the Kaiser as His Imperial Majesty
r--,-s-,r William II" Now Il is absolutely con-
---v 10 All the rules and regulations OF etiquette
in addressing sovereign TO add the Roman numer-
ais which distinguish him from his predecessor OF
the same IA ne Thus IL would be altogether wrong
10 address the British ruler as Kind EoWaro VII
Nor do rnonarchs rer use these Roman numerals
q signing their names and the only case on record
where this seemed 70 have been done was due 10
r-inte-s error. It IN the first proclamation OF
The present Kaiser's father. The late Emperor
had signed his name and had added in his cnarac-
reristfc straight up and down writing the letters
Z 81 R. standing for ''imperator' and rex
The printer u1istook this for the Roman nuH1eral
III and when the proclamation appeared ii bore
the signature OF Frederick III
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Mall subscribers IN New-Tors CITY 20 tn- DAILY ard
TRr-TEEELT vii charged one cent a copy sx-rs
postage n addition 70 the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
,.onncAzr roH ro-pAY AND TrEgDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY md TUESDAY.
~ Nev England rain to-day; rain followed
- la-,rv and colder Tuesday: winds shifting south
east and Increasing
r. the district Of Columbia Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia rain and warmer Today; clearing and colder
with urobahle hurries tonight Tuesday fair and
49,. Increasing south winds today.
r. Eastern Pennsylvania rain to-day: clearing and
= night fair colder Tuesday. high south to
southeast winds to-day
New-Yo-k rain today rain OF snow
sisi bv colder clearing tonight fair and colder
high winds to-day.
yvesreYn Sew to-day. snow nurrtes
- much colder night: Tuesday fair and cold with
. e4r-tes near lake high east shifting 70 north
winds
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

By EARI.T MAIL TRAIN
For ali points IN United canada and Aexics
q Narhatran and T1e 5ro1--
Cuba- Ricc. HaVau anG ne fnHiyS'@''
without expense for>ixn pos-ag~
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
A NEW CHURCH DOGMA.
Plus X About to Proclaim fbc as-
sum ption of the Tirgin.

Pone Plus Y is determined Il is said ,,no, ,bs
creation Of new dogma OF the Roman Catholic
Church. namely. that Of the Assumption OF the
Virgin Mary. White the Church has always en-
couraEed belief in the Assumption of the Mother Of
the Founder of Christianity IL has never until now
considered it article Of faith a matter
Of doctrine. but rather one Of tradition and Il
is such that IL has been celebrated festival
OF the Church. August Is.
II Is not certain where the Virgin died A pas
sage in a letter OF the Fathers assembled in the
General Council Of Ephesus had been construed
10 mean that she was buried in that city, while
according to other traditions she breathed her last
at Jerusalem. where her empty tomb was shown
pilgrims in the seventh century. Still. notwith-
standing the zeal % the early church in collecting
and generating relics relics Of the Virgins body
have been exhibited
The ernnty tomb al Jerusalem and this remark
able absence Of relics tend in the eyes Of devout
Roman Catholics to confirm the history which St
John Damascene gives OF the corporal assumption
az the Virgin that is 10 say her removal To heaven
without becoming prey 10 that corruption "hiCn
constitutes the common fate Of humanity af1er
death and St John- Dauaascene's testimony Is cor
roborated by that OF 81. Andrew Of Crete ana oy
many ancient rnartyrologies and missals
There is a large element in the Roman Cathonc
Church especially in France. Germany ano Eng
land which demands that this belief IN the cor
pora1 assumption OF the Virgin shoulo oe pro
claimed as an article of dogma and Plus y hes
resolved upon taking the necessary steps 10 acceoe
20 their views with which ne is in entire sympathy
Nearly fifty years have elapsed since flus IA
decreed the dogma OF the Immaculate Conception
and now Pfux is about TO proclaim the dogma
% the Assumption OF ths Virgin Mary. Indeed
the celebration Of the golden Jubilee OF the dogma
of the Immaculate Conception with great pomp
80 .a-s-,o-, Al Rome will be followed shortly by
the proclamation Of the dogma Of the Assumption
% the Virgin Mary.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Miss Marguerite Lemon. formerly a member Of
the Augustine Daily Musical Company, has been
engaged by Mr.. Savage for his English grand
opera forces Miss Lemons is perilous
tempta ton to the punsteTs. a name which profes
sors Of the Old English literature are never able
TO resist. 1t may fare better. however. in less
academic quarters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
A NEW INSPECTOR
OF IMMIGRATION

F. NJ. Bechtel of the immigration Sta
ton yesterday received notice tof the
appointment of an assistant for the
Chiness department. The new man is
Geerge r. Cullen who has been doing
executive work in the Bureau of Inrni-
grafton at Washington for three years
past. He was originally an Illinois
newspaper man. Cullen will take rank
as immigrant inspector. The appoint
ment is made necessary by the in
creased work of the bureau, due to
the closer attention paid to Chinese
immigration since the Department of
Labor took the matter in charge. 1t
is possible that Cullen may arrive to-
day on the Alameda.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
TOURIST TRAFFIC
IS BOOMING


:. Thomas Cook & Son excursion
party of twenty-five members, along
with Clark Company of Eastern tour
lists arrived on the Nippon Maru and
registered at the Hawaiian hotel, even
ing before last. A reading of the hotel
register shows tourists as coming from
many different parts OF the world, viz:
Cairo, Paris, Italy, Germany, South At
RIGA, England. New York, Indiana and
Ohio. Two more excursion parties due
by the Siberia next week, some thirty
or more, have written ahead for accom-
modations at the Hawaiian hotel-one
being a Cook & Son Boston party and
the other Collver & Co. excursion par
ty from New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Big books, little price at Lyons.
Stunning reception and travelling
hats are to be found at Miss Powell
millinery Parlors, Boston Building
Fort street.
Drs. Waterhouse and Judd, two isiano
boys, have formed partnership "itr
Office at the corner of Miller and Bere-
tania streets. See card published else
where.
Ask your neighbor about the cost OF
electric lighting for the house and II
she has incandescent lamps she Will tel
you they cost no more than kerosene
You know about the convenience.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
At Last . Now Open /.

A merchants place and a place for
merchants to get cup of coffee like
your mother made, with homemade
cakes. pies-assorted, buns. rolls, dough
nuts, and many other things that are
good to eat, including pot of tea-black,
green, Ceylon or mixed-chocolate,
cocoa and Lem-mo, ice cream to taste
at Miller's on Hotel street.
Will be opened from s a. m. to II
p. m Strictly closed on Sunday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
Nothing In It.

Apropos OF sensational war story
in the afternoon papers, Consul Gen
eraI saito, being on Hawaii, could not
have notified the Nippon Maru of the
existence of war between Russia and
Japan. The Secretary of the Consulate
denies that he did so and says that
ne has received no alarming messages
from his foreign Office or from any
other source.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
BURNT
LEATHER
GOODS


We have added a side line Of burnt
leather cushions. We have some Of
these goods on display and they must
be seen to be appreciated.
Amy design, photograph. or scene can
be reproduced. Special orders viii be
turned out at short notice.
The leather cushions displayed range
in price from $3.50 up. Initials will be
put on the back free of charge.
These goods are the finest ever shown
here. The prices exceedingly low for
such high art work. The first day they
were displayed three were sold. Re
member, anything you wish can be re-
produced on leather.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
PROGRAMME.

The program follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23

4So6Ihau
1. Opening Remarks by Noble Grand
2 Ode. By choir and Lodge.
o Lord of Hosts, whose glory fills
The bounds of the eternal hills.
And yet vouchsafes in Christian lands
To dwell in temples made with hands.
Grant that all we, who here today.
Rejoicing this foundation lay,
May be in very deed thine own,
Built on the precious Corner Stone.
The minds that guide, endue with skill;
Ihe hands that work, preserve from i'll;
That we, who these foundations lay,
May raise the top stone in its day.
g. Prayer. BY Chaplain.
Response. So may it be.
4. Address. Brother NJ. NJ Estee, P,
G. Rep.
5. Reading List of the Contents of
Corner Stone. BY Secretary.
8. Ceremony of Laying Corner Stone.
Noble Grand.
Response. So may it be.
Noble Grand
Response. So may 1t be.
Noble Grand.
Response So may it be.
Noble Grand.
Response. So may 1t be.
Noble Grand.
Response. So may 1t be-
Proclamation. Vice Grand.
Prayer. BY Chaplain.
2. Ode. BY choir and Lodge.
Blest be the tie that binds
Our hearts in ardent love;
The fellowship OF kindred minds
Is like to that above.
Before our Fathers throne.
We pour our fervent prayers;
Our fears. our hopes, our aims are one,
Our comforts and our cares.
A glorious hope revives
Our courage by the way,
While each in expectation lives,
And longs to see the day.
g. Noble Grand.
9. Grafton. Brother W. O. Smith.
10. Prayer. By Chaplain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
DEDICATION
CEREMONIES

The program for the Odd Fellows
building dedication on Sunday has been
prepared. The various lodges are to
meet, and attend the ceremonies in
body.
The program follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23

St. Clements Guild Fair is postponed
until November "a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-23
" hlINEI Il nIARSH
Great display commencing on
MONDAY MORNING OF
Ladies' Tailor
Made
Garments

just received from New York.
SILK SHIRT WAISTS SUITS
in Foulard and Shepherd checks
from $1,000.
Tailor made suits in all wool
materials from $Io.5o.
The latest styles of Waists,
metallic dot alpaca in Navy and
Cream silk trimmed at $3.a5.
Pongee silk waists, elegantly
made, open work stitching, in
lined at $3.50, also wash skirts in
Linen Holland, Butcher Linen
and Pique.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
NORGE.

6~j0rnson ON socialisterna. Den
danske "Politikens" anSstades narva-
rande Ignotus har haft en- intervju
med Bj6rnson, hvarvid han bl. a. skall
ha yttrat: jag ar icke socialist i den
m~eningen att jag tror pa de socialist
ska drommerierna, som kanske kunna
rs nagot innehall ON 100 ar. Jag har
alls ingen tillit till stats-socialismen
eller de stora kapitalsammanslutnin-
gar, trusterna, som skola bana wagon.
Trusterna ha annu icke bestatt slit
prof och pa teorierna ON den social
stiska framtidsstaten kan man icke
grunda en- politik. Men jag sager till
arbetarna: Kom med nagot, som kan
genomforas nu, t. ex. attatimmars-ar-
betsdag och andra praktiska fordrin-
gar, sa skall jag vara med Err pa den
betingelsen att | faren fran med mera
karlek och mindre hat. Jag har egent-
ligen lust till att slass med soclalister-
ma hvar dag for att u~ppfostra dem,
men jag far val knappast It'd.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02

HVad ar en- kyss? Donna hogvigti-
ga fraga upptogs nyligen till debatt /
en- krets af praktiska jurister, berat-
tar en- tidning. En- advokats definition
lod salunda: En- kyss ar en- pressak,
vid hvilken eftertryck Ell ar forbju-
det" En- domare ansag, att kyssen
var en- pressprocess, vid hvilken den
muntliga proceduren i och for sig var
given, hvaremot for det mesta all
offentlighet var utesluten derifran.
S~lutligen uttalade en- prokurator som
sin asigt att en- kyss horde till de deli.
katesser, ON hvilkas forfalskning ej
kan resas nagon %rattsgiltig klagan.
Den f0rd6mda alkoholen. l Lands
berg upptradde nyligen en- resanie
nykterhetstalare i afsigt att bilda
goodtemplarloge pa platsen. Sedan
han hallit EFT langt tai Oliver alkoho-
lens forderfiga v~erkningar, reste sig
en- hederlig handtverkare, som aldris
var van att forakta oil och brannvin,
och yttrade dessa missesvarda ord:
Den arade talaren har mycket
RAFT. Har l Landsberg ha vi riktigt
godt 81 och tillgang till en- ordentlis
snaps. Hvad ska vi da med den for
d0mda alkoholen?
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
DANMARK.

D6dsfall. Professor 1 0sterlandsk
filologi vid K6penhamns uniyersiteU
fiji. DIR Soren S0rensen har afidit.
stor eldsvada. Ed utbrot den 8
Dee. 1 byn TvenstruD mellan Aarhus
och Odder. Stor ~vattenbrist radde
och f~orsvarade hog grad ~slacknings-
arbetet. Imam eden blifvit begran-
sad, hade 5 gardar lagts i aska jamie
en- del NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ocl, yas-
mar SAINT ga godt som ALT losoret. II
ven en- del kreatur innebrandes. Man
antager, att eden uppkommit genom
IN exploderande Tampa.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
FINLAND.

c. A. v. Elk forfoIjes af otur. Natten
Kaukakowski bruksgendom j FINLAND,
hvilken forestas af den bekanto sven
sken v. haradshofding C. A. v. Elk, az
cid, | dte hela gjuteriet SAINT aera an.
Ora ~byggnader fullstandigt b'efvo Ia
gornas rof. Deremot lyckades man
isdda corps de logiet och sliperiet.
Skadan anses vara hogst betydlig.
Finska ! staIlet for svenska. Med
hansyn till att i de fiesta till jarns
vagsstyrelsens ambetsdistrikt horande
Eommuner protokollen vid de kommu-
pala forhandlingarna affattas pa inslia
SAINT finska spraket saledes afven Dor
anses vara for andamalet lampligare
sasom neutrality-suspicious. officlela box
foringssprak, har finska senator for
cIdnat, att neutrality-suspicious. oficiela
hokf0ringssprak, hvilket hitti'ls enligt
senatens f~orordnande af den 20 Maj
1888 varit svenska, skaIl fran den 1
Januar1 1904 Vara hnska.
Generalsuvernoren i stallet for Sc
naten. Senator's underdaniga franz
stallning ON assessor i Viborgs hof-
raft Fredrik Mortimer Antells utnam-
ming till hofrattsrad / sagda hofratt
bar af Observation-Disclosures for
Finland a~tersandts till senator utan
att densamma blifvit tsaren fore
dragon, enar enligt forordningen af
uen 81 JUL innevarande ar, angaende
andring af sarskilda stadganden Koran
de tjanster vid ci~vilstaten i Finland,
Visa tjanster skola besattas af b. NIT
efter anmalan af generalguvernoren
ON intraffad ledighet och icke pa franz
stallning af senaten.
"Plotslisa inspektioner ! tryckericr-
ma" Sedan 0fyerstyrelsen for press
arendena foresight, att en- sarskild
funktionar med ~stationsort i Helsing.
fors och 5000 marks arfvode skulle
med uppdrag alta pressofyerstyrel
SEM vagnar utfora atal, verkstalla
pi6tsliga inspektioner och Inders0hs
ningar i boktryckerierna, hos box
handlarna, & lanebibliotek och lase-
salar, har senator vid demanding at
arendet beslutit afboja f~0rslaget.
MaIet mot Yrjo koskinen. l malet
mot FORE senatorn Yrj0 Koskinen for
flask angifvelse har senator befriat
YIjo Koskinen fran ~afaggande af var
jemalsed.
Finske generalpostdirekt0ren Agar.
Observation-Disclosures Karl Hialmar
Lagerborg har ingifvit sin ~afskedsan-
sokan.
Rysk rattvisa. Till Taglische Rund-
schau skrifves fran Petersburg: Den
for n~arvarande i Finland h~erskande
modem gor, att stadsmyndigtGterna,
hvilka pa grnnd at att de icke full
gjort EFT val, blifvit d0mda till crimligt
h0ga b6ter, hafva mycket svirt att be-
tala boterna. l fold haraf ha de ry-
ska myndigheterna funnit sig f0ranlat-
ma att i de fall, der ingenting annat
fanns att ia, %forpanta de staGen till
hGriga ~byggnaderna bland dem fattig-
hus och folkskolor. l Tamela star t.
ex. fattighuset i pant for en- b0tes-
summa af $500 mark. Den 0kande
g~uvern0ren i Nyland Kaigorodow har
dock nu pa grund af den ytterst Ste
grade ovilja som dessa atgoranden
vackt hos befolkningen funnit sig nod
sakad att utgifva en- f0rordl!ng att
hyggnader for kommunala behof icka
ia b~eslagtagas for b6ter.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
lJuNcBY. Tyanne barn drunkna-

tJUNGBY. 1Vanne barn
de-. Den 0 Dec. omkommo genom
d~runkning / Lagaan. slyrifyes till Sma-
landsposten, snickaren Al. ID. Missions
/ Ljungby iva barn. gossen Frithiof 6
ar och 1ickan Helg 3 Ar. De bAda
smattingarne hade. f5raldrarpe owe.
tande. gait ner pS isen a den strax
nedanf1r Missions bostad flytande an.
der de rakat komma nj 1 en- med syag
isskorpa tillfrusen s. K. isyak. ia bar.
uen saknades. begaf man sig genast
till an. der foraldrarnas farhAgor. att
barnen rakat ut f0r MACON oIycka.
smart bekraftades I den 3ppna yaken
hittades genast gossens Xix. markvar.
digit nog fytande A yattnet. Liket af
fickan fanns forst dagen derpa.
ON en- nv Tank undantaoens sora-
liqa historic skrifyes till SIN. p. fran
en- liten forsamling / Sunnerbo. For
nagra AR sedan ofverlemnade der EFT
diQTlRL DHf IOT Gn Iln2d k"ODPSkilllHR
slit herman till sin son. bet skedde
sci pa alderdomen; men de gamle ha
blifvit hardt och kanslolost bemotta af
sin son och hans hustru, som icke
lemnat deras f~orbehallna spannmal o.
sofyel utan latit dem Ida nod. Den
ovantitet mjolk, undantagsfolket dag
ligen skulle ia, har blifvit utspadd med
yatten. De gamla ha dessutom som
sin formaga. Ock af fruktan for so
mems despotiska lynne vaga de icke
klaga sin nod for kommunalramden,
som har kunde ha stora skal att IN
gripa. M ! host hade de gamia EFT
stort praktigt lamm som dc kopt och
slappte tillsammans med sonens far,
nagot som de enllgt slit uncantags-
bref hade rattighet till. Da faren skull
lie klippas, tog ~nhust de gamies
mindre. Men har galde de som van
ligt for de gamle att tiga c Ida.
MARIEFRED. ofverkord och dodad
af taget. En- 22-arig drang vid Kumla
gastgifvaregard Johan Hjalmar JAMS
o blef den Z Dec. ofyerkord af EFT
godstag a Nora Sodermanlands jarn,
vag, mellan stationerna Nyqvarn och
Taxinge-Nasby. OGDEN var ogonblick-
lig.
MALMBERGET. Lappskan tiIIhor
numera de doda spraken, yttrade har
ON dagen till Malmf. Tidn. en- person,
som ar mycket val fortrogen mel
taIas numera nastan aldrig, lases icke
heller, utan har helt och ballet undan-
trangts af fnskan, hvilken numera Dir
savaI de bofaste som de nomadiseran
de lapparnes babe tai och skriftsprak.
NxSSJo. Eft ovanIigare silfverbrol.
Iop Trades den s Dec. af kommunal-
namdsordforanden, platslagaren c. j.
Gustafsson i Nassjo. Som hr G. pa
Eksjo lasarett soker bot for en- sjuk-
dom, kunde makarne Ell gemensamt
fra dagen. Men den fick Ell ohemarkt
forflyta. Nagra familjer fran Nassjo,
IL till antalet. hade inkopt EFT dussin
matskedar af akta silver med lamplig
inscription. Telegram afsandes till hr
G. pa lasarettet och vid 7-tiden pa
aftonen infunno sig samtlige ~gifvarne
i hans hem, och efter uttalade lyck-
0n%skningar till fru G. ofverlemnades
NoRRKoPING. Drunknade under
skridskoaknina. Den : Dec. intraffa.
de a Braviken, / narheten af Braborg,
sS,o, t;u EoI1Srar nohIgroo 4;
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02

HERNoSAND. Tire whistler pa sam.
ma lott. l Hernosandsposten skrifves:
Enligt spelplanen skall hvar tionde
lott Wilma i Dramatiska teaterns lot
teri. En- formogen handlande. hr Y,
vile Sc, ON delta holl streck, och k0p-
te for delta andamal ito lottsedlar till
forsta dragningen och ansag sig sale
des saker ON vinst. Men som hr Y.
var ungkarl, och hans h~ushallerska,
den sk0na och dygdiga froken T., utan
att hon sjalf visste Diet, hade erofrat
hans hjarta, sd skankte han henne en-
lott pa Diet villkor. att hon samtyckte
till hans forslag. att ON Fortuna gym
made henne. sd skulle hon 1 stallet
blifva hans maka. Gerna samtyckte
hon till hans f0rslag. Sedan drag
ningslista reqvirerats och noga stude-
rats, kunde bada gladja sig storliga,
han hade visserligen ingenting vunnit
pa sina MO lotter. men lyckans gudin-
ma hade varit henne huld, ty hon hade
vunnit tusen kronor. och han hade
vunnit henne. bet blef ju for henne
en- dubbed vinst. Alltsa tire vinster pa
Stamina hummer.