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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
ron A pUHtIc PARK .
Commercial Clas waa,. Tsr, sherman
said.


said.
AZ meeting If the Commercial
club Monday evening at the Office Of
the Occur a 'Alene Rank 4 Trust com.
pany the question Of disposins Of the
land embraced within the limits OF
the old Fort Sherman military reserve
was fully discussed and decision
reached that united effort should
be made 10 have = bill passed by
congress setting aside and donating
20 the town the eastern part OF the
reserve. embracing ave forty acrs
trnCta extending from the lake TO the
north line Of the reserve for park and
cemetery purposes. The balance Of
the land is then 10 be appraised and
put up at public auction to be cold
| 10 the highest bidder, u the wishes o.
the club are carried out. with thiI
end In view, William Dollar, J. II
Harte and A. v. Chamberlin wer'
appointed = committee to take chang
Of the matter and push u to compile
tlon. Petitions will be sent TO GU
members In congress asking them :
carry out the wishes Of the people.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
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r~spas.

NaoG - fasetAA - - 1922 - W
r~ssa..
May democrats are In Feceips Of
srvulays boosting che candidacy q
william Randolph Hsarst, proprietor
S,hs Mes York JoarSsai, The Chicago
Anasican and the san Francisco ~.
1nibsr Tor prusidsns u The United
sss,sa The eirvslsrs ste seni out
" tho Hearst League o. Neu
fesh. AMI beaE the signature 81
Ossn kiDdeIoa. president ~ that
wEAbt'a'lon They are ptiutssi on
he letter head IT the league uhich
soa,alBs a photograph Of Mr.. Hearst.
sisA bright American aaa In the
baek ground
Many points are urged Ia behalf Uf
NJ. Hearts, candidacy In the cir.
sslar I, is coutended that he can
arr New York state. that the fac,
iaat b sac loyal 60 Bryan In 1890
md 1900 vill aid him la the cam.
lAign ,hs, it vas due 10 his efforts
lsas Bird s Golfer received such 9
asavJ vote in Greater New YoFk lasl
hh Tor governor. and almost defeat
@uovsruor Olell for reelection.
The circular declares that 30g
.sSspaPers are supporting Mr.
asais, that 100 Hearst clubs have
ssa organized to boom him foI
''asdent; that 81. 600 letter carrier,
e declared for him; that HE can
saAoy has been indoFsed By th'
s'hsd Printing Trades council o
England, and that the Printing
council Of New York be
soOs likewise
y u declared that the virgins
-. Federation Of Labor, the Inter
..,'oaal Printing Prsesman's union
We Building Trades council o
ne have swung into line "a
~ III all employers of labor,
'ss circular, would take hl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
SONS OF FAMOUS FIeHrEaS

May Are Now in the Army u UaSls
sam
Il 10 surprising to find how numer-
Gus these cases are, whore the scions
Of men whose fame as makers Of
American history can never die have
themselves embraced the profession
of arms and proudly wear the uni
form Of Uncle Sam.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
Movil Sc ignora

New York, Enero Is ll.3O A. M.
Aun no SO tlene notieia de 10 que
haya impulsado a los alemanes 4
bombardear por segunda vez q Puer-
to Cabello. Circular rumores de
que Alemania, en- vista de la de-
manda de Castro de que Sc suspen-
dlera Ell bl queo antes de empezar
las negociaciones en- la Haya. ha
resuelto emplear la fuerza para el
cobro de las indemnizaciones recla-
madas. La opinion pdblica en- Ve-
neznela esta dividida. seelin ot,as
notlcias de Caracas, por L. conduc-
ia seguida por ell Presidente Castro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
Otro bombardeo
en- Puerto Cabello

New York, Enero l6 | 80 A. M.
: Ayisan de Caracas que Puerto
Cabello ha sido de nueyo bombar-
deado por los barcos de guerra
alemanes. Este hecho ha causado
gran excitacion en- toda Venezuela.
Han tenidC lugar otras manif. sta
Clones del pueblo pidiendo la guerra
contra Alemania, En- Puerto Cabe-
lilo la ind 'gnacion pdblica es gran
dc y SO teme que surja ALI otra
We c.nflcto que agrave a1n mas
la situaci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
Information Local

Ell artfeulo 20 en- sa secci6n aa.
gnndA del reglamento de ls Policia
1nsular dice qae 10 comisi6a ! del
euerpo designArA 8 miembros one
spirandoae en- los informes de- los
capitAnes de Distritos, sdjadio uen
ana eialla de ofo Y dos de n,ata
. los policias que 10 mert q .ap: nero
aun no Sc ha dssig /. do esa comisi6n.
~ es tempo q ae 90 eumnla esa
mulc. ''A
-Hsn entrado & cumplir eonaen,
en- el Ffesidio Departmental Juan
FenAlver acuaado del delito de AGO,
metimiento. o ~o ~0o
-Hs lngresado en- la carcel do a
60 cladad Ramon San tisg condeu
40 . 2 meses y 8 aias ae arresto Dor
acomt tlmiento y aggression.
han entiado en- sumario en- Mn.
ysguez las causas que ae siguen &
Ffanclscs CArri6n acusado de ana.
TRACTION; Pedro Duardeu de acome.
slmlento; Francisco Eshandfs ' IN
mon Rojas acusados de resistancia
-Por haber cumplido condena
iueron puestos en- libsrtad aver loe
individuos FAustino Cor zalez, Juan
Oit.z, Anicsta Fonseca y Nievea
SantOna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
Hambre en- Suecia

New York, Enero Is ll.3O A. M
D!cen de Estocolmo que Sc deia
sentlr intensamente ell hambre en-
Suecia. Las frecuentes neyadas han
causado considerables daiios en- los
cultivos. Los agricultores Sc hallan
en- la mlseria. AL Norte Ia situa-
cion es terrible y los habitantes de-
esas regiones estan desespera@os
ell hambre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
N0TICIAS

CONSEj0 l. AS MADRES. - FL iarabe ca!mante
lie la sehI Wmslow debe siemprc que los ninos
el per!o de la dentcion Proporciona aliv,o
Immediate al equeno paciente. produce suefio ma
muy vivo alegre rs muy agradable a. paladar cama
al no ablahda encias, alivia dolores hace f&
Giles las funciones del estomago regula los estinos
Es ell mejor remedo oonocdo para Ia dianea va pro-
venga esa de la dentci6n de cuaquiefa otra causa
Tengase mucho cuidado pedir el Jarabe Calmanta
de Ia Se6ora Winslows es el meior de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
Causas del hecho

New York, Enero Is ll.3O A. M.
Otras noticias dicen que Sc ase-
gura que el senior Gonzalez, agre
dido per ell gobernador de Carolina
del Sur no es cubano, sino espaflol.
81 periodico de que Gonzalez es edi-
ter crlt'co acerbamente al goberna-
dor, haeiendole tremendos cargos Y
acusandole de inepto en- la admins
TRACTION pnbl:ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
NUEVA YORK.
Or. Leonard Eandes.


GARANTIZA LA OURA PERFEOTA.
male y 10 y
Antulas
n Gpuodoc MOI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
ClDlEaRlMls
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
-
DIRECTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Altercado
Entire un Gobernador Y
un periodista
Altercado

New York, Enero 16 ll.3O A. M,
Tillman, gobernador del Estado
de la Carroll a del Sur, disparo un
t'ro de revolver contra ell seflor
Gonzalez, editor de un periedico de
aquel Estado. Com6ntase mucho
en- Carolina del Sur este atentado,
Sc dice que ell senior Gonzalez es
cubano de nacionalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16

ESPECIFICOS HOMEOPATI
COS DE HUPHREYS de vanta n r
R f.el Ctst-o G1rzslez, Fo,tsl a
81. Sc regals u maru.l para So o
en- esps mol 6 ingles &squellos que ~
spliciten.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
Baquero y Gandara.

Comerciantes importadores de
provisiones de todAs procedencias.
San Justo 13 y 1b, San Juan
Pto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16

Para Curdr un RefrYQdO en- Un dfd
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BROMO
QUININA. RI boticario le devolvera 81 dinero 81
no Sc cura La frma de Il. w. GROVE se haEa
en- cada cajta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16

Este nho nac6 raqutico. Sus prmeros ahos los pas6
entire la vida la muere. En- su sembante entrstecdo
puede la huel1a de argos sufrmientos Su
madre escribe que ho vive hoy gracas la Emulsion
de Scott Por exrana cas magrosa que la curaci6n de
este nno parezca aegados parientes para nosotro
tene NADIA de particular pues la Emulsion de Scott esta
hecha precsamente para convertir ninos endebes en-
rollizos El raqusmo el escrofuismo estan
medicos saben que cuando no enaquece esta siem
pre- enermzo necesa fuerza los huesos sangre RIGA
pura nutrc6n Recean sin titubear la Emulsion de Scott
porque cenca les ensea que nnguna ora prepara
cn pueden lograrse resado tan ecazmente Tanto
en- como adutos el eecto de la Emulsion de Scott
reconstuyene productor de uerzas 6nico de los
nervos, sorprendente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
THu1TITlEIrUu1E1ru7nurU1rl

g
4 Un "Iigero resfrfado i" tos 8
4 1rritaciOn de la garganta, 81 Sc des-
/ cuida, produce con frecuencia una incura- /
! BILE enfermedad pulmonar una irritacion /
\ croniea de la garganta. Sc cura efectiva-
mente con las Pastillas BrOnquiales
do Brown.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16

Estando padeciendo de catarro agudo determine
tomar preparado que nombre parecdo al
de emulsion anuncia esta capital preparado
produo gran rrtacon ell tubo digestive por cuya
me vi obgado suspender uso Por conseo del
Dr. Don Delfn Guerra empece tomar la Emulsion de
Scott, hoy encuentro casi restablecido. :
Y para que conste irmo el presente la Habana
de Agosto de 1902. .-.
FEDERICO ENTRALGO.
Resdenca, Gale del Hospital, n s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
LAOORRRSPONDENCA DR PUERTO IS DE ERO DE- 1908
Una maraViIla..

iC6mo Sc explica que una cucharada de la gen
Emulsion de Scott tomada despues de cada comida
duzca varias ibras de peso pocos d1as ? Los mee
saben por que por ESQ recetan La verdadera Emu
de Scott. Las emulsiones baratas que Sc regala1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16
SCOTT & BOVINE,
Ell PITIRRE Y Ell TIMONEL

Cgarlos actuaiaa lde
por mayor pidaue Ses Freira Alfonso
de Lonba Lga de detata Sues de
Hario Santos Co., Barce6 Co Fenandes Hermanos
Dep6sito agenca general en- San Juan.
Sues. de Lopez ,Vilami Co.---Marina. -
Fabricantes: Compana Industrial de erto-Rico.
Playa-Ponce, Puerto-Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16

In esta tip0grafia 20 haesn to
Q 90 Do trahaios { prssios m6sieo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-16

<porque estan hechas con in-
gredientes baratos, adulte-
radios, sin .virtud nj eficacia
ningunas, a prop6sito para
regular 8 para yender ba-
ratio.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
STRANGLER ABROAD IN PARIS
DefenseIess Women Are the Victims
md Several Have Been
Found Dead.

Copyright, 1908. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, April Anew York World Cable
gram-Special Telegram. )-The strangling
OF defenseless victims as practiced by
Eyraud more than a decade ago is startling
Paris at the present moment. The latest
victims are two women. One of them, Mrs
Mervelet was found dead after midnight,
strangled, in a hall behind the cafe she
kept at Charenton, which is to Paris what
Bloomingdale is to New York. Passersby
heard voices. Some say the voices spoke
German, English, French Italian Russian
and even Greek It is thought the stranger
was an escaped lunatic, who chattered
while he was killing. The only person ar
rested is a woman who is addicted to NOR
phine and alcohol. But the victim was a
powerful woman and as no outcry was
heard 1t seems Impossible that the
prisoner could have perpetrated the MUIR
der
The other victim was a widow named
Lagezi, who lived alone in a fashionable
quarter at Neuilly. She was rich. but
miserly. The thieves missed $4,000 in
securities which were hidden in a pile OF
rags, and $4,000 concealed In a tomato
can. The safe was not opened In It was
found Goldfish, wrapped in a roll Of 1000
franc notes. Altogether the police found
about 100000
The house, which had always been kept
closed, was found to be in the utmost dis
| order. Two thousand candle ends and
5000 empty mineral water bottles were
scattered about. The woman's two son,
are prosperous.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
ART EXPERTS WcTIMIzED
Supposed Works of Masters in Louvre
Collection Known TO He
FOrgeriea.

Copyright 1903 by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, April Anew York World Ca
blegram = Special Telegram.) - Several Of
the Velasquez paintings at the Louvre have
been pronounced copies by no less an au-
thority than a we'll known French painter
who will be a member OF the jury for the
salon of 1903,
Some thirty odd years ago a Spanish
painter named Escossura appeared in Paris
with forty paintings. which he declared to
be works Of Murillo and Velasquez The
amateurs Of that time. including DR.. La
Gaze, paid large prices for them. But one
Of the amateurs accidentally scraped his
! thumb on his "old master" and found the
paint suspiciously new.
Investigations were made and it was
found that all Of the paintings were copies
! by Escossura. DR.. La Gaze, IL appears,
never knew that his Velasquezes were not
veritable ones, and presented them to the
Louvre which has now passed them on as
being from the hand of the great Spanish
master. 1t is even said that some OF the
| Velasquezes in the Spanish collection proper
OF the Louvre are likewise copies.
| Israel Rachoumowski of Odessa is hourly
expected in Paris to tell OF his connection
with the manufacture of the Salter Pharnes
tiara. The minister of fine arts furnished
| the money for the trip. Clement Gannean
\ is in charge OF the investigation. II is not
\ believed that Mr.. Rachoumowski can speak
positively until he has seen the tiara to
| Identify 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
CATCHES HORSE, BUT NOT CASH
Dismounted Jockey Finishes Bad
Third, but f. Not
Placed.

WASHINGTON, April 4-Desplte the un-
seasonably cold weather. a feIlenuous
crowd attended the races at Bennings 10
day An excellent card developed some me me
snort Notwithstanding a heavy track que
to last nights rain. Three iaV9Il.es al, arN
two heavily backed second choices won.
Interest as usual. centered In the steepie-
chase, at two miles and a hat. seven
horses started. hve of them fell and only
three finished. The favorite, Charley y M, NAL
lev after leading for nearly mile anu a
half. fell. After r. B. Sack ana Monrip
had finished Donohue, O'Mallev's Jockey,
caught him, remounted him and went over
the course. but the judges refused TO sllo"
him third money. -
The sixth race, with fourteen ~ ~sntIles go
reduced by scratches to a four-horse analI,
with DAILY a slight favorite over Loru
Badge The latter won handily A feature
of the days racing was the sixth consecu-
tive winning by Mrs. Frank roster
First. handicap, 51h furlongs: Mrs. Frank
Foster ia (Redfern), l3 to ., won; lmyrla,
III (Odom) l3 to 5, second Tugaibey, lVo
G Burns to trT6nss thlTG Ims Hde II Trebia e
112 (Redfern), to 9, won; Pleasant Mem
! ories, 112 lewis, to !, second sever. sever,
berate. 1O9 (T. Walsh, to l. third. Time;
Third. steeplechase, about 2h miles: X.
! Il. sack, i5S tHolloAay), s to 1, won; Mon
/ trip. 1853 (Finnigan), 2 to /, second; no thlrd'
Fourth. four furlongs: Greclan Maid. los
! tNInTTyj, to /, won; Ora Mckinney, ss
! fRedfern) 4 TO 4 second; Tne Brown Mon
/ arch. lOS (Rice), to 3, third. Ilme'
VISi Fifth one mile and forty yards; Bonnet
/ 113 waterbury, Z to /, won; Dark Planet
! i05 tBurnsJ. 4 to 1, second; Lady RadnoI
! 9S III Callahan), 6 to l, third. Time: l;4s
sixth. seven furlongs, handicap: LorG 119
/ (Odoml to s. second; Bar Leduc, "
| tSheehanl to 1, third. Time: 1852 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
POPE GETS A FAMOUS CLOCK
of King Philip of
Spain.

Copyright. 1903 by Press Publishing Coz
ROME, April Anew York World
Cablegram-special Telegram.) )-one Of the
most precious of Pope Leo's gifts is the
famous Farnese clock, presented by the
count OF Caserta of the house of Bourbon.
This clock was made in 1928 at Plaisance
by a noted Italian mathematician, Bernard
Facini. 1t was first presented to Elizabeth
Farnese on her marriage to King Philip of
Spain. The octagonal case is Of ebony and
crystal. incrusted with precious stones, and
the works are ornamented with magnificent
sapphires. 1t bears Latin in
scription to the glory of Elizabeth Farnese
and the name of its maker. To make II
an appropriate gift of the pope 1t is to be
surmounted by two silver angels supporting
Leo Kills coat Of arms
1t records the duration of daylight and
darkness according to the season. the posi-
tion of the sun in relation to the constel-
lations. and is wound only once in fourteen
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
STUDENTS WAVE BLACK FLAG
Public Joins with Mob in the Streets
Of Madrid.
POLICE CHARGE CROWD WITH sABERS
Republicans Become Active, Hoping 20
Take Advantage of the situa-
tIOn, Especially ~ the
Disorders spread.

MADRID, April 4.-The rioting here was
continued until a late hour last night. The
public Joined the mob Of students in
parading the streets, a black nag was
raised and there we're cries Of Long live
the republic" land death to the minister
OF the interior" The police charged with
drawn sabers and fourteen students and six
policemen we're wounded seriously Many
others we're slightly injured.
The republican party is active, hoping to
take political advantage Of the situation,
and especially IL the disorders spread.
All the universities of Spain will hold
memorial services for the students killed
at Salamanca. The prefect Of Salamanca
has been dismissed.
Collisions between the police and rioters
we're frequent during the afternoon. Groups
Of students incessantly paraded the streets
shouting Long live the republic!" and
Down with the government" and singing
THE Marseilaise"
Women Joined a number of rioters in
stoning the police who charged the mob. A
woman was fatally injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
Hnrres Keen Far Apart.

MEMPHIS. April 4.--The Ardell stakes,
sweepstake for 2-year-old hlliesi was tne
feature at Montgomery park TO-DAY VI
the nine named TO start only TOUR &C -eptsu
the issue with the Schorr pair, Walterln
and Mordella, with the extremely shor
price of / to 20. The start was good, put
IL was apparent i'm the first 200 yards that
the local turfmans entry would nnish nIst
and second Bullman sent Walterln TO the
front and closely followed by Mordeila'
the two made the running to the wire,
the latter beating Bernice by half dozen
lengths for second money. Codex hnlshed
third twenty lengths away.
First one mile, selling Count Emout 10e
| CRobbinsJ, 10 to /, won; Ernest Parham,
| lO6 (Fuller), is to 8, second; Alfred =, lO6
| CMatthews) to /, third. Time; l;44
| Second, hve half furlongs: Foxey Kane
! lOl (Wonderly), to 1, won; Benson durst,
! ia (Bullman). to 2, second The Don III
! Q'hillips) 80 to l, third. Time; l:Os;
1Oi CF1iilerC, 6 TO 5, won; Rightful, SO (Reed),
| & to 5, second Rankin, SO (Robbins), to
/ /, third. Time: 1:55k. 90,
Fourth, four furlongs: Walterin' III
! (Buliman), to 20. won; Mordella- ia
| (Hoar) / to 20, second; Bernice, 10 CHel-
| gersonj, Il to l, third. Time; O:5Oh.
| Fifth steeplechase, about two ana one
! fourth miles: Ceylon, lA (Owene), 10 l.
| won; Ada s. G., 125 (Corbley)i 30 to l.
! second; d4ord Radnor 126 (Heider), even
| third. Time: 439 -. -,
! sixth. six furlongs: Squanto, 9S (Fuller)
/ 8 to 8 won; Louise Collier, 80 CHelgerson)
Q TO q second; Daddy Bender, lO2 (Mcln'
/ tyre) 20 to /, third. Time: l:16&.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
ORIGINALS FIRST VICTIMS
Papa Bill RourkSs Congregation Makes
Initial Killing Of 1908.
GETS THE HAPPY HAND At THE POST
Cordial Crowd Turns Out 20 cheer the
Seasons First swattinE mt vintOn
street Park-scOre -Four
20 Three.

.ts all over and Papa Bits boys are the
real thing. They let Fred Bradfords orig
inals monkey along for seven innings and
roll up three nice scores and then they
fell on Mr.. scully's collection Of curves
and took three runs out OF him In the
eighth and another in the ninth and cinched
the game for their own.
There was a nice crowd for the opening
practice game and It cheered the boys
when they came onto the field. The weather
was a little chilly. but the bleachers cared
not after the game began.
For the FIRST four innings Henderson was
in the box for the Rourke family, and after
the hrst inning, when the Originals made
a single and a two bagger off OF him, he
settled down and held them down nicely.
Then big" johnson from Sioux City took
his place, and with Thomas catching started
10 do things to the Originals-and he did.
He gave them bases on balls and then
struck them out so as to save the inning
when he had spoiled it. Altogether his
work was erratic and he seemed soft
Preston made his debut on the team after
having played against II for three years
with the Grizzlies, and he made good. A
single and a two bagger, besides a run
we're credited to him. Wright and Stewart
also celebrated the opening Of the season
with two singles apiece when they seemed
TO be needed Creighton succeeded O'Keefe
behind tue bat in the seventh inning. The
ecore.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
MARCHIONESS is ENERGETIC
Has Much Accomplished Before Most
of Her Friends Are Out
of BED.

Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, April 4.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.)-When the
marchioness of Dufferin formerly Miss
Flora Davis Of New York; is in London
everybody knows it, for she is one of the
most energetic of all the great women
Out every morning early. driving shopping
or motoring she has a good mornings work
done before many of her English friends
are out of bed. Lady Duffern still takes
singing lessons, as her charming voice
clearly shows, and by II o'clock has had an
hours practice daily, as we'll as a lesson
from her singing master. Lord Dufferln's 3
two little girls have sweet little singing
voices and perfect musical ears.
Now that Lady Dufferin is out of mourn
ing again she is ordering some beautiful
clothes. Among the newest is a little
suede coat In her favorite shade Of faint
gray, which is becoming to her fair beauty.
| Other exquisite dresses are being made for
her in the Dover street shops. She is going
to Paris to give the French filters several
| fittings for dresses she means to wear
when the London season is at It's height.
after Easter
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
BRITISH OFFICIALS OBJECT
No wireless Telegraph station Al
lowed on Their size of
Channel.

copyright. 1903, by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, April Anew York World Cable
gram-Special Telegram.)-Th Northern OF
France Railway company has decided to
install wireless telegraphy on its Dover
Calais cross channel steamships Nord and
Pas de Calais. A land station will be erected
at the harbor station, Calais. Some time
ago an effort was made to introduce wire
less telegraphy on all the packets running
between Dover and Calais. but the OBJ
structive tactics OF the English postal au-
thorities prevented a receiving station being
erected on their side OF the channel. Even
now the French mail packets, like the
Belgian boats. will not be able TO com.
munieate with Dover. however necessary a
message may be.