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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

CARACAS 1-Pesdent Castro has issued decree levy
ing an extra tariff thirty articles of imported merchandise TO
meet expenses crushing the Maos rebellion Much dssasac
ton expressed owing OF the high prices on the
life caused by the blockade The rebels are especially
active near the capital five hundred troops have been sent
to attack them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

NEW YORK, Feb. I7.Extreme cold weather is reported
throughout the Eastern Middle Western States There much
suffering in all the large cities owing the scarcity and high price OF
coal Production unable keep with the demand and the eN
supplies of coal makes the outlook gloomy 90 la
the winter has the coolest years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20
FRIENDS or The PANAMA
CANAL WIN A CAUCUS
VICTORY FOR MEASURE
Seizure Of Munitions of War Intended
for Chinese Reformers in
Doric's Cargo.
ASSOCIATED PRESS CABLEGRAMs)

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb 1.-THE Republican Senate calcus
has decided to give preference the Panama canal and will push
the ratification of the with the United States of Colombia The
influence of the being strongly
felt and unlikely despite the spirited opposition OF Senator Nor
can of Alabama building of the canal will be assured at this
session
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

PUERTO CABEILO, Feb. 1.-THE German naval authorities
have captured from the Veezeas during
the blockade taken anchor in the oaeads ana
others were stopped trying the blockade and enter La
Gavra with provisions military Most OF the venezuelan
vessels in coaswse foreign took refuge, during the
naval investment IN ports These putting to sea again
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

Theodore Mommsen born in Schleswg, Germany, in 1917
studied law and theology k and professor of Roman Law
Leipzig in S4S but dismissed for political He called
Zurich i'll 1852 Bresau 1854 and Berlin in 1858
OF Ancient History His work. Corpus nscrptonum Lanarum,
laid the foundation for the scientific study of Roman antiquities The
concluding volume OF his Roman History dealing with imperial Rome,
will not appear until after MS death.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20
British Steamer Sunk.

BUENOS AYRES, Feb IS1he British Kevnsde has
been sunk Para and ths captain and drowned The Kende is
vessel OF which has been engaged in the trade between
the Argentine republic and South Africa She LETT Cape Town for
Bucnos Ayrc, 10 December 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

LOS ANGELES, Feb I7For the fifth time in the history OF
Southern California crop has been destroyed by frost Dur
the last ten av have been covered with snow and
although the thermometer has ranged low at night
Extraordinary have been made the orange and lemon
crops but the injury is irreparable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

ITHACA, N Y, Feb. I7-An epidemic OF typhoid 1eVer mas
broken out in University and the hospital full OF pates
Three deaths Eight hundred students have gone nome
The severe and the system OF the campus
and city by it. The water supply comes from reservoirs w
always been considered good
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20
Day Succeeds Shiras.

WASHINGTON, Feb Is.JuN1 Shras Of rlo Supreme Court
retired today and wa succeeded by Judge Day Of Canton o. formerly
Secretary of stage 1hc ceremony Of induction impressive and
Witnessed by distinguished audience
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20
Cyclone at C,adiz.

CADIZ Feb sIn cyclone which occurred here today many
people injured and great damage done property
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20
Brazilian Riots.

RIO DE JANElRO, Feb s-Eecon riots occurred today in
which several people killed,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20
MOMMSEN INJURED.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLEGaAM1

BERLIN Feb 7Momsen, the historian has been injured in
cab accident
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

TAMPA Feb sIden wimao' a' been indicted for he fraud,
unl of tle mails.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

NEW YORK February 1.-THE sea
in gale. Eighteen lives were lost.
VIENNA Austria February 1.-THE Austrian and Russian
governments present government
demanding reforms in Macedonia The approved by all the
powers Germany
WASHINGTON d. c.. February 17.-Ex-Secretary John W.
Lodge OF Massachusetts Senator George Turner of Washington
will American Alaskan boundary board which will
up the matter OF the disputed boundary with Canada
WASHINGTON d. c., February I7-On oppos
ton OF Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama is believed that will
be impossible to secure ratification OF the Panama canal treaty at this
crossing for prolongng the option the proposed
WASHINGTON d. c., February 1.-THE United States Vene
zuen protocol has been agreed and signed provides for the
mission consist of American and Venezuelan The
non in Caracas In the OF their failure
the dispute be referred Queen Wiemna OF Holland for
settlement.
LONDON February 17As the failure of Turkey
reforms Macedonia congress of the European nations
has been called to deal with the matter.
The calling of this congress OF the significant things
that happened in International for In
overaows Importance Congress The Hague called
request Gar The last congress OF nations deal with
Turkish question that held Berlin following the Russo
Turks, in 1873 when Lord Bacon6ed secured the island of
Cyprus security for ran IN enforcing the provisions OF
the treaty of Berlin,
MAINrLNN McNico Feb rs.-Therc have been total OF
deaths plague unrepored deaths have occurred
side
PANAMA Feb. Is.-rho differences between me Central
American Republic, ~ san Salvador and Guatemala have been amca
BARCELONA SPAIN F,b rs-Ihe loca, anarchist organization
has developed German citizen who has taken an oath o k Kaiser
Nlhdm
CHICAGO l F,b islle combination Of Chicago packers has
been u"nI against uong upon combination contemplated In
rrsuan ol uade
hhNlA o. lleb Is Do ordp 20 place Americans % hs head
.o Hr uHutnl hr Mom. ~ Mniaaao ha'e mmoruA Captain
,p1f'H.H Ila0. or rAeuar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-20

NANIIINIION - = 100 - AW0mlI l1n1Ta Kn0N lal9l
Ie Panama Canal Company al chs United Ni accept h,
company onr se s nlsress n e Panama canal ior Soloo
fhrll lh lauheaion II he fay hfiae Senate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
The Entertainments Given in New Orleans in
 Her Honor. Her Visit to a Dying Girl, Breakfast at Begue, Morn ing on A. Bald-
 wins Yacht. Her Personality and Characteristics. Social Affairs and Personal
 Items.
MRS. J. M. DE COPIES. A BOX PARTY.

The visit of Ella Wheeler Wilcox to New Orleans which lasted from Monday evening until Saturday morning was full of interest to those who met her at the three large functions and the many small ones given in her honor.
 On Tuesday evening the distinguished poet with a party of eight occupied with her twb boxes at the theatre and enjoyed supper after at The Louisian," and the bright bits that fell from the lips of Ella Wheeler Wilcox made the occa- sion one of unusual interest In that 1t gave an opportunity of study of her in- diyiduality at close range.
 One of the men spoke of Mrs Wilcoxs novels and when I said I must confess to you, Mrs. Wilcox. that I have never read one of your novels" she said:
 ''Then don't. can't write a novel, I cant make my characters talk. I have always to talk for them. My bent in prose Is toward the 'ssay"
 In looking on the old-time picturesque costumes of the men in Robin Hood" she referred to the days when as a senti- mental girl she had engaged herself to man simply because he wore a cape overcoat." After the play. when at the table, one or two women were giving their experiences at matchmaking, Mrs. WILCOX toiu tne foiloWing:
 "I had a friend who was working hard at making her living, A man entered her life and l used my influence to make her accept him. He used my poetry in his efforts to gain her affection. The poetry was effective. I was delighted that l had made two more hearts happy-for life. In three months she left him and gladly returned to work to sustain life l don't any more advise the use of my poetry in matchmaking enterprises"
 MISS PITKIN'S RECEPTION.
 On Wednesday afternoon Miss Helen Pitkin of The Times Democrat gave reception from 1 to in honor of Mrs. Wilcox, when among the receiving party were some most distinguished literary people. She wore white crepe de chine. made princess. and held daffodils Her jewels were topaZes, her birthstone, of which she wore countless number from the famous thumb ring to the long fan chain.
 When the widespread dispute as to the author of the first two lines of Mrs. Will cox's "Solitude"-Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone-was filling much space. MT. Ros-
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 Friends are now busy trying to guess who Rex and his queen will be at the Carnival Ball to be given at the Audi torium Thursday night. This affair will I be gorgeous and brilliant masked bail. Rex and his queen and court will view from his throne the many novel, origi- nal and beautiful maskers. The robes and jewels of the king and his court have been purchased from the New Orleans Carnival, so the scene will be gorgeous. There will be beautiful tableaux and the courtiers and ladies of the court will dance the merriest before the king. Mont gomery society will be well represented at this brilliant ball.
 MT. and Mrs. T. Sloan Young and fam fly, of New York. sailed on Thursday on the Memphis for Savannah. They come South to attend the marriage of Mrs Young's sister. Miss Cassells to Mir. J. T. Rogers. which will occur early in April in Thomasville, Ga. While In the South MT. and Mrs. Young will visit Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Cassels in Montgomery.
 A tour through Europe en Francais Is the object of Les Tourists" Club, which held it's last weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. J. D. Carter. Members, among whom experienced guides and novces alike found welcome dispensed with an- moving details and embarked on a jour ney which promises to be full of incident and pleasure.
 Rabbi and Mrs. A. J. Messing and chill dren left last week for Selma, where Mrs Messing will visit friends until the return of her husband from Chicago. Dr. Messing has gone to attend the consecra- ton of the tombstone of his mother.
 Miss Lou Perkins, of Birmingham, act ed as sponsor for the Montgomery basket ball team which played in Birmingham Friday night Miss Mattie Broadway was her maid of honor,
 Mir. and Mrs Forchheimer, of Mobile, are visiting their grand daughter, Mrs. s. Griel. and their great granddaugh- ter, the little daughter of Mir and Mrs. B. s. Greil
 Mir. and Mrs. Ira Virgin have pur- chased the residence known as the Men efee place on lower Perry Street, and will remove to 1t shortly.
 Mrs. Isaac DeWeos has returned from a visit to friends in Pensacola, where she received much delightful attention during her stay.
 Mrs Bertha Schloss and Mrs. C. g. Loeb have gone to Hot Springs where they will remain for several weeks
 Mrs. R T Foote of Tt. Gaines, Ga is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs F. T. Tennille, 60 Fair Street
 Mir. and Mrs M. Solomon and Mrs John Solomon have returned from Pen sacola.
 The many Montgomery friends of Mrs
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08

number of little bottles were guessed. The prize. burnt wood plaque, was cut for by Mrs. Sidney Levy and Mrs Sheuer. the former winning. The guests were Mrs. Harry Sheuer and Mrs. Nose Sheuer of Eufaula. Ala; Miss Stella Hirsch of Columbus. Ga: Miss Stella Hirsch of Cincinnati Miss Gertle Kauf- man of Columbus. Miss: Miss Jasimine Bakrow of Louisville, Mrs. Godfrey Gold man of Birmingham. Mrs New of Cleve- land. Mrs. Henry Moog. Mrs. Sidney Le- ", Misses Aurelia Kahn. Miriam Kahn, Bertha Rice, Maud Steiner and Tessie Drum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
IN COMPLIMENT TO
 MISS HANCOCK

Mir. and Mrs. Frank P. Glass entertain ed at dinner Friday evening in compli- ment to their guest Miss Thomasia Han cock of Charlottesville Va.
 It was an American Eeauty" dinner The tone of the decorations was the tint of the rose. American Beauties in a crys- tai vase graced the center of the table and red candles in silver candelabra were shaded with red. Place cards were adorn- ed with golf boys and fencing girls and souvenirs were American Beauty roses in which frozen punch was served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
School children's Definitions.

Pacific Unitarian.
 Cleans from a recent examination in the San Francisco schools: Define fathom, and form a sentence with it."
 "A fathom Is six feet A fly has fath- om."
 "Define species"
 Species Is kind. A boy mast be species to his mother.
 Define odorless."
 "Odorless is without scent A man who is odorless cam Jt ride in the car,''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
AN AUXILIARY TO
 SOPHIE BIBB CHAPTER.

The Sophie Bibb Chapter, U. D. C.. decided at its last meeting to organize an auxiliary and the first meeting will be held on March 13. at Il a. m. at the home of the director, Mrs. l.. G. Dawson, 526 South Lawrence Street. A large at tendance of children under r years of age, is earnestly desired. as 1t is quite an honor to be ranked among the charter members. It is believed that this organ ization will prove both pleasant and prof itable to all who attend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
COURT AT CENTERv1LLE.
One Death Sentence and Two for I'm
 prisonment for Life.

Centervine, March 7.-tspecial)-The first week of the criminal docket of Cir cult Court has just closed with a con siderable amount of business disposed of. Ed Walker was sentenced to be hang cd April 24 for the murder of Mrs. S, Costeui. which occurred at Blocton last winter. The condemned man is negro.
 Will Thomas and Will food were sen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
AIaban1a.
IN OON1E I1IMLN T IO
 MRS. NEW AND MISS HIRSCH.

One of the pretty events of the past week was luncheon at which Miss Nell Hrsch entertained in compliment to Mrs. Ben New of Cleveland. O.. and Miss Stella Hirsch of Cincinnati. An interesting fea- ture of the occasion was q contest in which the odcrs of the contents of a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08

tenced to imprisonment for life in the penitentiary for the murder of another negro at Blocton last winter
 There are only threo criminal cases set for next week, those being water h' ShiIl, for the murder of one Bass at Eo- line last winter, and will Ilolliteld and Tom Holley. for the murder of Lee Rog- CTS at Blocton a few weeks ago. They were brought back from Ft. Worth Tex
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08

Regular meeting of Elizabeth Arm strong Chapter. No. 10, will be held at Masonic Temple. Monday. March 9th, at 7:3O D. m. Candidates for initiation will please be present at this meeting. By order of Worthy Matron.
 Ellen M. Austin,
 SacratarV
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MA ROOM AT
CONFEDERATE l

l &ON 11OG11k1 1 M v oL V M
 In reports for the past year of the | vice regents for the twelve Confederate States which have rooms in the Con- federate Memorial Literary Society at Richmond the following is found of the 1 Alabama room:
 A very interesting report Is submitted | for the Alabama room by its vice regent, | Mrs. James H. Drake. The regent of this
 room is Miss Mary Clayton of Eufaula.
 Mrs. Drakes report follows: The room has been visited regularly | and kept in order, and the vice regent is pleased to report gains in the collections | of Confederate mementoes from this | Southern State.
 Pedestals were presented by Mrs. Hen ry R. Shorter, mounted with the first | shells fired at Pensacola; these were pre-
 served at the time by Maj. Henry R. Shorter.
 The vice regent has also obtained the
 very interesting picture of Emma San son." the little Alabama heroine of Gen eral Forrest memory, who showed him how to ford the river at Gadsden when he found the Yankees had burned the bridges. This girl, in spite of family pro- tests, offered to be his guide, and mount ed behind the gallant officer to make good her word. The result was a vic- tory for Forrest. After the war the Leg islature of Alabama awarded her a large tract of land in the snineral section of the State. She died in Texas two years ago.
 A small picture of Gen. "Alpheus Ba- ker." one of Alabama's brave officers in the Confederate war, as well as one of the ornaments of the bar, noted for tal- ent among who nhe ranked as a most brilliant orator, has been added to our treasures.
 An album case has been put in the Ala bama room.
 Lastly, the vice regent has secured a complete account of the first inauguration of MT. Davis in Montgomery and other interesting historic records pertaining to Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
Home Mission.

The Court Street Auxiliary of the Home Mission Society will meet on Monday at SS0 at the Court Street Methodist Church
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
HER PERSONALITY.

Mrs. Wilcox is a woman of undoubt- able heart ard sincerity. No one could meet her and fail to be convinced that she believes what she writes. no matter whether one accepts her views or not. Every word she utters bespeaks honesty. She is quite pretty and very attractive, Believing in the power of clothes, her gowns are gorgeous and varied. She looks well to her physical being, and is diligent in work to retain a youthful appearance. She is quite an accomplish ed dancer, even in fancy dancing. which she indulges in for her own and the pleas ure of her most intimate friends. Speak ing of the living quality of her writing. she said: "I have met with such warm appreciation and responsive hearts while living-and I write for the present-that I take it as an evidence that my work will not live, but 1t is all right. I love to know that I meet with understanding hearts and can give them comfort while they and 1 live"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08

The Peter Forney Chapter D. A. R. will meet on Wednesday with Mrs Holt, 5O1 South Lawrence Street.
 Miss Annie Williams, Mrs J. K. Jackson, Regent.
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
Magazine Club

The Magazine Club will meet on Fri day. March 1S, at S:SO o'clock with Mrs C. L. Ruth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
V M C A. Auxiliarv.

Every member of the Y. M. C. A.. Womans Auxiliary is cordially invited to meet at the Y. NJ. C. A. parlors Tuesday, March 10. at II o'clock.
 Mrs. G. w. Patterson,
 President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
D. A. R.

The Tintagil will meet on Monday witt Miss Dolly Kirk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
The White House Association.

The regular monthly meeting of the White House Association will be held at the home of the Regent. Mrs. J. D. Beale on Tuesday afternoon. March 10. at 3:S0 n'c1nnk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08

NelI-Repentanre genera " comes too found out?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
By order of the Regent.
The Tinfapil.

MS. J. II' bUdIV' Mrs Alfred Bethea Recording Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
MIR. WILCOX IN MONTGOMERY


 MT Wilcox. who sha ed honors with his wife In New Orleans. is a splendid gen. tleman, who is evidently deeply in love with his celebrated wife as she is with him. He is a sterling silver manufac- turer. He spent last Monday in Mont gomery and visited the Capitol and sev- eral business houses. Mrs. Wilcox at one of the dinings said:
 Love and home life is all that makes life worth living. I never spent a sleep less night because of harsh newspaper criticism, but have, and wept bitterly, over the fact that I had not cook who could please my husband"
 She was quite mortified when some one referred to Mir. Wilcox as Ella Wheeler Wilcox's husband"
 Why should a splendid man like he" |" she said, 'be referred to as any body g husband! If I were a man I would not come within a thousand miles of a cele- bt a ad yo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
Ambitious Boy,


 Every ambitious and industrious boy and girl should remember that there is "section" in every can of GOOD LUCK" Baking Powder and should get his mother and his house-keep- ing sisters, cousins and aunts to save thcm for him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08
A MORNING ON A YACHT.

On Friday MT. A. Baldwin. the four times millionaire President of the Nation al Bank of Louisiana and commodore Of tn eSouthcrn Yacht Club, invited eight to take trip on his yacht and enjoy lunch aboard. It was an ideal morning At 10 o'clock the party got on the private street car of the President of the street car system which was rendered for the occasion and went to West End to take the yacht. Mrs. Wilcox fired the salute to the Commodore.
 After four hours trip on Lake Pont- chartrain and lunch on deck we return ed to the city. and the functions in honor of Ella Wheeler Wilcox were ended She left Saturday morning with Mir. Wilcox for California
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08

guests were entertained at Begue's by Miss Sophie Wright in honor Of Mrs. Wilcox. The place cards were souvenir postals of New Orleans and at the end of the breakfast Mrs. Wilcox wrote her name and line on each as they were were passed to her.
 Monsieur Begue brought forth his old world-famed book and in it he requested Mrs. Wilcox to write her name along with the numbers of celebrities whose names All its pages. Among the names saw that of Eugene Field. His brother, Roswell Field, was one of our breakfast party. Another book was passed and In it We all wrote our names before we left the breakfast of five hours duration at Begues in the ram-shackly two hundred years old building. I sat next Mrs. Will cox and discovered that she does not approve of the taking of lie and will nat
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Order Eastern Star.

Mrs. kate MOrrisette,
 Secretary.
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Richmond, Virginia.
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Continued on Page sixteen.)
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BREAKFAST AT BEGU E. On Thursday at Ii o'clock thirty eight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-08

Mir. and Mrs M. Solomon and Mrs. John Solomon have returned from Pen sacola.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22
KOIONIE POLSIll[I][]EE.


Gdyby Polacy calkiem zro 'zl
mieli prawdziwa warto6c tych
d6tbr gruntowYch, porzuciliby
wszyscy swoja prace v m niaasta,
mllynach, v fabrykach j ~przyszliby
tn, kupujac sobie MOVE Tub gotowa
farme. tn jest sposobnos6, = kt6rej
powinni6cie korzystac, wyblerajac
sobie tax dobra farme. Jeste6my
przekonani, lei. J. Hof " niedlu-
giej p~rzyszlo6ci bedzie mial nowa
kolonie blisko Krakowa iSobieski.
Wielki nowy ko6cid1 jest ma ukon-
czeniu " Sobieski ia jestem se-
kretarzem tegoz i z checia pokazee
fanny kazdemu, kt6ry sic zg{osi
do mnie.
J0ZEF WALCZAK
Sobieski, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22
~ZadziWiajace wynalazki.

Cudom ME ma konca. Wyna-
leziono maszyne kt6ra bedzie krajac,
kleic iprzylepiac papier ma 6ciane.
Pole wynalazk6w i odkry6 zdaje sic
bye nieograniczone. Do zanotowa-
MIA z pomiedzy wielu wynalazk6w
Jest DR.. Kings New Discovery IA
suchoty. Ono sprawi}o swiatu wiele
dobrego ola s}abych p}uc, i urato-
walo wielom zycie. Tysiace 60 uzy-
wa5o j pozbyfo sig Grypy, b6iu
gard}a,. zapalenia pluc i suchot.
Og6lny wyrok jest: jest to na,lep-
SIZE najskuteczniejsze lekarstwo
przeciw b6lu gard}a ichorobie p}uc.
Kazda SO CT $l.0O butelka jest
gwarantowana przez M. j. Kowa-
lewskiego aptekarza. Butelki ma
probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-22
Divine nerWy.

Przedstawiony przez wielu
czlowiek cierpi2cy bole6ci przez
przypadek skaleczenia, rany, guy
sparzenia, strup, bolace noggii,
5sztywne staWy. Lecz tam teggo. ME
potrzebuie. Buklena mast arniko-
va zabija bolesci iwyleczy choro-
:be. Jest to najlepsza mas6 M:
swieciie take M humoroidy. 25c.
q N. ]. Kowa.ewskiiego, aptekarza.