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The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
AN EVENING WITH
THE MAND0L IN.
To he Given by the Pupils of Miss
TensdaIe mt the studio.

To he Given by the Pupils of Miss
TensdaIe mt the Studio.
The pupils of Miss Edith Teasdale
will give "An Evening With the Man
dolin" at the studio, No. Is Oglethorpe
avenue, east. Wednesday night. The
class is a large one, and the selections
played are of a classical as well as a
popular nature. These evenings" are
given once month. and are enjoyed
by both the pupils and their friends.
The programme follows:
Concert waltz CNeidtls ensemble.
Selection, Martha (F'lotow). Miss
Marguerite Oliveros.
la Serenade" (Schubert). Mr.. John
Cannon
s.Vienna Waltz" Diescher). Misses
Wolff. Harms, Englerth, Oelschig,
Lynch.
''Narcissus' &c. Nevin). Miss Julia
Frankenstein.
Pandora Danza" (Pomeroyy, Misses
Beach.
Contest March," Messrs. C. Aveilhe,
c.. Connors. p. Jergurson, j. Cannon,
G. Kuhns.
Contest March," Messrs. r. Tarver,
J. Frankenstein. e. Harms, M. Silva,
"serenata" (Alexandefo. Mr.. Clau-
dian Aveilhe.
Simple Aven" IF. Thomel, Mr.. P.
Jurgerson.
Intermezzo, C"Cavalleria Rusticana"),
(Mascagni), Messrs. N. Kessell C..
Aveilhe, C. Kuhns, P. Jurgerson, c..
Connors, s. Hussey.
Spring Song (Mendelssohn), Mr..
c. Kuhns.
Electric Valse" Pomeroy). Miss
Rochelle Tarver.
Solo, selected, Mr.. Chris. Connors.
Wizard Of o." selections, ensemble.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
The News al stntaahoro.
BY r. M. Larner.

statesboro. Ga. Feb. 2O.--The States
boro Volunteer Guards will leave for
Savannah tomorrow morning to par
tfcipate in the sham battle exercises
with the First Regiment on Monday
at Fort Screven. The company has
been in regular practice for some time
and expects TO show up well In the
field OF action.
Rural Free Mail Delivery Route In
spector Calhoun, from Nashville
Tenn, has been In Statesboro nearly
all the week going over routes sought
10 be established In this county. He
sees no reason why the four routes
leading out from this point viii not
be put IN operation.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21

Washington, Feb. 20.-"Uncle Joe''
cannon makes more unique and origi-
raI announcements in the House than
any man who has previously occupied
the Speakers chair.
A day or two ago Mr.. Barnes of the
White House force appeared in the
House with a message from the Pres
ident Assistant doorkeeper Burt
Kennedy made the usual announce
ment.
Mr.. Speaker, a message from the
President of the United States"
dead silence followed as Mr..
Barnes stood waiting to be formerly
recognized by the Speaker. The usual
form is, "Mr. Speaker" Then the
Speaker is supposed to respond Mr..
Secretary" and the bearer of the mes
sage announces that he is directed by
the President of the United States to
deliver to the House message in
writing. Without going through the
usual dialogue Uncle Joe" shouted
out:
IF you have a message from the
President why don't you deliver it?''
This departure from the formality
in receiving a message from the Presi-
dent completely disconnected Burt
Kennedy and Mr.. Barnes.
Representative Scarborough of South
Carolina has two promising boys 1t
and Is years old. respectively, who are
attending the South Carolina College
Mr.. Scarborough and several of his
associates were discussing the train
ing of their children. Mr.. Scarbor-
Ough said: I'VE may expect our chill
dren to become models, but expert
ence teaches us that our expectations
are not always realized in the educa-
ton and rearing of our children
NY two boys are full of life and en-
ergy and 1 have sent them to South
Carolina College because it is near my
home. 1t is a secterarian institution
of a very high standard. cannot tel
you how my boys are going to turn
out. 1 suppose they will come bach
to me either preachers or devils. There
is no middle ground with my boys Sc
far as I can discover"
Talking about raising children,
said Representative Adamson of Geor.
gia, reminds me that we have al
old preacher in our town who is 81
years old, and who has been married
over a quarter of a century. He has
no children of his own, and never
had, yet he seldom delivers a sermon
without telling the members of hi
congregation how they should raise
their children"
Members of the New York city dele
cation are very proud of big Tim
Sullivan's skill in playing pinochle
All of the sporty boys in the present
Congress are aware that Representa-.
tive McAndrews of Chicago was thu
recognized champion pinochle player
before Big Tim came to Washing
ton to represent the Bowery distric
in Congress.
A match game was arranged be-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21

SAFE CURE is purely
vegetable and contains no
harmful drugs; it does
not constipate: it is a
most valuable and effec-
tive tonic: 1t is a stimu-
liant to digestion and
awakens the torpid liv-
err, putting the patient
into the very best recep-
tive state for the work
of the restorer OF the
kidneys. 1t repairs the
tissues, soothes infiann-
nation and irritation,
stimulates the enfeebled
organs and at the same
time heals them. 1t
builds up the body, gives
it strength and restores
energy and vigor. Sold
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
BALDWIN COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Candidates for the County 0mces
Have Announced.

MilledgeviIle, Ca, Feb. 2O.--At a re-
cent meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee for Baldwin coun-
ty, G. w. HolIinshed was elected chair
man and Col C. T. Crawford secre-
tary. While no definite action has yet
been taken,it is intended that the coun-
ty primary will be held on, the same
day as the state primary. The fol-
lowing is the committee: G. n. craw-
ford, Richard Ivey. George Hollinshed,
j. c. Whitaker. DR.. T. u. Hubert, r.
r. Brown. DR.. o. r. Moran and @. w.
Underwood.
The candidates who have announced
for county officers are: For sheriff,
G. u. Prosser and j. l.. Barnes; for
tax collector. ID. s. Sanford and Guy
Mckinley: for treasurer. John NJ. Ed
wards and Otto NJ. Cam; for coroner,
w. s. Scott and T. II. Corker; for or
binary. w. "A. Stembfldge for tax re-
ceiver, g. L. Moran and Ben Cause,
Tor the Legislature, y. Il. Hines.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
DEWEY TO WITNESS
NAVAL MANEU VERS.

Washington, Feb. 20. Admiral
Dewey, Assistant Secretary Of State
LOOMS, Rear Admiral Taylor and
Lieut.. Reginald X. BeikBap OF the Bu-
reau OF Navigation will leave here
Monday for Charleston. 5. O., where
thew will board the Mayhower and sail
for the West Indies to witness the
maneuvers Of the combined fleets in
tnnqa Wafars.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
HEALTH OFFICERS MAY
VISIT MEXICAN CITIES.


n
Exchange Inspections.
Mexico City. Feb. 20.-It is probable
that arrangements will be made by the
superior board of health, whereby
American sanitary inspectors will be
permitted TO visit cities and towns here
in return for similar privilege in the
United States.
The Board of Health has organized
an expeditionary medical corps, which
is now at Tampico engaged in tracing
the path in past years the yellow fever
has taken In spreading from that port
to interior towns and cities. At all
points visited by the corps, it's MEM
bers will conduct Investigations and
make observations.
DR.. Licaeg. chairman of the Superior
Board OF Health, says that during the
coming summer yellow fever will not
appear anywhere as epidemic.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
Mith Marl.. shoe company.

Mr.. sig Lerrs. for twelve years con-
nected with Byck Bros. in Atlanta, has
accepted place with the Charles
Marks shoe Company. Mr.. Lerrs has
friends IN Savannah. and they win be
glad 10 learn that he has determined
10 make this city his home. Mr.. Lerrs
"a a thorough shoe salesman and has
had years OF experience.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21

r EFF USE SUBSTI-
TUTES. There is none
Just as good as" WAR
NER'S SAFE CURE. 1t
has cured all forms of
kidney disease during the
last thirty years. 1t is
prescribed by all doctors
and used in the leading
hospitals as the only alb
solute cure for all forms
of disease of the kidneys.
liver, blood and bladder.
Write in confidence to
our doctors for free adj
vice and counsel about
your own health or the
health of your family
Medical booklet free. Adj
dress :
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
THE OCEAN WAY no NEW YoRI0
AND THE EAST

Ia via the Savannah line. Low ratesl
Improved servicel Evening dlnneral
New shipsl Full information iO7 Bull
Otreet.--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21

warmers Safe Cure is the most re-
liable and therefore the cheapest medi-
cine a man can use who is suffering
with kidney and bladder trouble. Sew
eral years ago 1 got a good drenching
while out in the rain and 1t was sew
eral hours before 1 could change my
clothes. The result was that caught
a severe cold. which laid me up for
weeks, and finally settled in infiamma-
ton of the bladder. Only those who
have had this disease can know what
l suffered. At times it seemed that
must scream with pain. l was a physi-
cal wreck and unfit for the duties of
life. The doctor could not help me,
and l found no relief anywhere until
1 took Warmers Safe Cure. 1t is high
ly praised, but not half is said. 1t is
so different from the other medicines it
seems that must tell every sick man,
stop spending your money on useless
medicines and take Warmers Safe
Cure 1t cured me within eleven
weeks. and l have not had q particle
of trouble since. am strong and we'll
and in perfect health to-day" John
Moran, GIL Washington street, Boston,
Mass.
us,-oo -,,,-o,. Vxyoo5,,.1,. - 49, Vxyo~I5
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
n TN DOUBT TEST YOUR URINE.


reddish sediment
be
once.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DISEASED?

Make Satisfy
of
Disease John Moran Made Well After Suffering by
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21

BOTTLE Warner Rochester,
a
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
HANNA'S FUNERAL
COST THOUSANDS
GOVERNMENT TO PAY FOR 1T.
EXPENSES IN WASHINGTON PROB
ABLY NOT LESS THAN $4,000.

Uncle Sam Has n Lot of Bill Cutting
to Do ON state FuneraIs-Under-
takers and Singers Not Tender
hearted in Their CharGes-SenntOr
Hanna's Doctors Bills Not Likely
to Be Small Items-To Be Sick in
Washington Is Expensive.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-21
WASHINGTON WHISPERING CLUB
BY R. M. LARNER.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-04

10
bts MobapttbaIs geleeenbeit fanben,
IN ben Gang bes Rrieses ein5ugreifen,
CD tpar 4nfanss Quguft bes Sabres
17T, als Der enslifhe Dberit ct. Qes
ger NIT 750 britifden nnb befff9en
3ruppen forpis 1000 unier Der Ssibz
runs bes 9duptlings 9babenbanega
jtsbenben Jnbianern bonn Weiten Ter
tn bas Mphatpttbal etnbra9 unb fd
anfhidte, bas fletne, pon 750 Mmeris
ianern unter SberIt Ganfepoort ges
!haltent grenafprt Gtanptr gu belas
germ. Gum Gntfabs bes Sorts traten
fofort sesen 750 Mann, 5u neun 3ebn>
theilen aus pfdl5ern beftebenb, aus
iomnea unb sosen uuter benz 8efebl
Asrtimers benz Getnbe eatgessn. I'm
BITE TN Sort Wtlugerten bon ibr.m
4erannuben au unterridten unb au
gemetHfamem 9anbeln ,su beranlaFen,
fanbtt 9eriimsr einen Botea an
@anieboort, bamit btefer am foIsenben
Worgen einer Ausfau segen ben ssinb
u~nternehme, Der our ielbigen s3eit bon
ben Geutf9en I'm Riidtn angefauen
tperbsn folte. Drei idnea oufeindnber
fols.nbs aanonsnfdife BPM SORT
aus folttn ben Deutf9en bos Signal
au BEN gemetnfumsn Shlase geben.
Dem Goten eeluns ss unslidlidsr
Meiie erft am Mtttas bes betreffenben
Sagts, bte fetnblthen Reiben su
burh19leiden unb In bas Tprt au aes
Ianeen. Wittlsrtpeile batten absr aud
BITE Gugldnbsr bur9 ibre inbionif6en
aunhf4after bon BEN 6erannaben Der
WfdIter Ra9ri4t erbalten unb In
a[ler Gle on elmer bon ben Deutfden
au pdfffrtnbtn ensen MaIbfaludt uns
fern Drisfanp einen aus 5ablrei6en
S9dsHnIben Rnb mebreren bunbert
Jnbianern ~gebilbsten 9int.rha!t ses
fest. Raum mar bic Webr5o6l Ser
pidlaer in bic Malbfatu9t sinsetre>
ten, nls bon alien Geiten cine mad
ttse Galpe anf bic in benz Soblneg
3ufammengebrdngten trd9te, unb
bayn taudtsn binter iebem 8aume
wnb binter chem GeIsitiid bic f9duers
It'd bemolten nadtsn 2etber Der Mils
ben ouf, bic ft9 nit getpaltisen S6ben
auf BITE D6nis iiberraf9ten Seutfden
ftiiraten. 8tsienigen Der leBteren,
tptl4e fi6 nod auberbaIb Der @6lu9t
tsfdrbsn. ergriffen bic Glu4t, tpurbsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-04
Die ,,s0bne Der aaeuolutiom.a
patrtpttf@e @eretntsuns sar Grinnermme aa
&eIoen In erober Set.

patrtpftfbe WeretntgunG sur Grinnetmne am
&eIoem In erober Set.
Inter ben patriottf9en @eieuf9af.
ten bieraulanbe ntmmt Der Orben Der
.SDbne Der Qmertfanii9sn Repolue
ton" eine Der eriten @telen Elm. Oie
Wteee bes Srbens bat in 9an Sran.
cisco geitanben. On Der bort am 4.
Juli 1876 ftat~tsefunbenen gentenarz
feier bstbetligten iid untsr 4nberen
ettua 80 9erren, M6f0mmlinge bon
Observation-Disclosures in 3oitiimsn Der
Rebeltonsaeit; BITE 9erren binirten aml
@benbe %aufammen unb bef9loHen bic
@riinbung elmer @ereinisung, Der iie
ben Namsn Sons of Revolutionary
Sires" saben. Mebnli9e @erbdnbe
enttanben in ben nadften Sabrsn in
5ablrei9en anbersn unipnstaaten.
Gm 80. Npril 1889, benz 100. Sab.
restase Der EMANCIPATION Wafbins<
tons gum eriten prdfibentsn Der Ser.
Staaten, traten In Sraunees Saperne
IN Netp 0prt, mo Der ,9atsr beg Wa@
terIanbes" am 8. DECEMBER 1888 4b>
f9tsb bon fetnsn Offt5teren senpmmen
bate, Deleeaten bon 90 biefer Der
bdnbt sufummen unb g~riinbeten ben
Orben Der Sobne Der Qmerifanif9en
Repolution. 9eute bsiibt Der Srben
BfpeigDerbdnbe tn 81 nnionsitaaten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-04
Die sc6tao6t Don Oriseonp.
Scr 6sloenmnt6 Der PfaI3er uub
ibres Slbrers 9erfimer.

Hanse ber 9eutfGen-Se Raa,pf tn SeY
MaIsf6lu6t &ertimers 9bdtisfett umS
Gmse at. eeeees SIuAt-9ie @falser bet
earataea.
Sn ben Rampf, ben bic Qmeritansr
UNI tire 8efr.iuus bonn englif9en
SoGe fibrten, tpurben natiirli9 uu9
bic III ben 8olpnien lebenben Oeutf9en
pertpidelt, adum mar nit benz BLU
tigen 3uiammenitoBe BET 2erineton
am 10. aprtl 1775 bas 3ei9en gum
@ufitonbs segeber, 10 bilbeten uua bic
Deutf9en i'm Mobapttbale, 81. g., in
penniplDanien, Marblanb unb 0trs
sinien 8unbe CUR 4bperfung Der bris
ttf4m 9srridaft. SIM Mobafpfthale
formirten bic bort anseiiebelten pfdl<
ser i'm 8ersin nit ben anberen Shat
bstpobnern 9o1dnbii9er unb enelifder
4bifammuns bier 8atatlIone, an beren
Gpfss Ridolas 9ertimer (Rifolals
5eraheimer) trat, Der bereits 1853
TN englifdsfranaDfiiden 8risss als
Gibrer elmer S9aar pfdlser eiue Qtb<
tbstlung G~ran3Ofen unb Snbiansr uns
ter Rapttdn 8elIstre nit blutigsn
ROpfsn beimgef9tdt bate. 6srtimer
mar eth Ills i'm Mo6apttbole ssborss
ner @ohn beg i'm Sabre 1909 nit
5000 2anbsleuten nod Nmerifa s.>
sOmmenen pfGlaers Sobann Soft
6erhbetmer.
@tltfamer Meife beritriden aber
5tuet pple Sabre, bebDr bic Deuti9en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-04

ober BON ben na91eBenben Wilben Bis
auf ben lebten Mann nieberoema6t.
Die in Der S3lu6t Gingei9loFenen
~begannen, nit Der Mutb Der 0eraneif=
lung gu fe6ten. Na9bem 1ie hire
8ii9fen duf bic @eener entlaben bat
ten, i~tiir5ten fie nit sefduten 8aionets
ten ober nit ben Sagbmefern in ben
Sduiten ben Nngreifern ent9egen, unb
es entfpann ii9 i'm llrpdlbbtdi6t Elm
tpntbfnirf9enbes Rineen, in benz beutz
f6e, bur4 barte 9interfpGlblerarbett
9eitdblte 8raft nit tnbiani16er
S9laue unb @etpanbtbeit UNI ben
Siegerprets Itritt. t6erfimer fpar elmer
Der eriten, bic in benz @emeBel Der.
tpunbet purben, Cine 8i6ientugel
aerf9metterte fetn lintes 8ein unterz
balb bes &nies. Nber sr berlor ni6t
bic 8eiftesgegsnnart, Tpnbern feuerts
NIT lautem 3uruf bic @einisen aa
INNER beftigerem Wiberfanb an, bis
es ibnen gelungen tpar, ben erften Nn<
prau Der 6etnoe abauf9loeen.
Sn bieiem Nugenblide erbielten bic
8riten eine uniebuli9e 0erftdrfuns
burd etns Mbtbetlung uR0niesjdser,8
unb has morberifde Rtngen beeann
BON Neuem. Gnblt6, na9bem bas
@emebel fdon mebtere Stunben gsz
bouert bate, erbrDbnten BON Sort
Stanipir bic BON ben Deutf6sn lGngit
erfebnten bret Sanpnenf6uHe. Sic
srfiaten bic pfdl5er nit neuem aams
pfesmntb unb ma9ten ibr Aftermath
sss 8orbrineen ou einem 10 untpibsrs
itebli9en, bab bic Snbidner in ptlber
Gla6t ben aampfplaB osrlieben unb
bic euglif4en 3ruppen NIT ii9 riHen.
Ser Sieg Der pfalaer mar fdner
e%rtauft. ne6er 240 Der Shrigen tpaz
rem eefoQen; BON ben llsberlebenben
batten ptele 10 f9pere 0erpunbunsen
e~rlttten, bab man an etne 4usnuBung
BEG @ieees nt9t benten fonnte, fon<
bern auf ben Riidtranspprt Der Sob
ten unb @erpunbeten beba6t isin
mubte. 9ertimer felbit erlas in Solse
beg unssfdids zines iungsn unsrfabz
renen Munbarates neun Sage fpdter
fetner Werfpunbuns.
Sid BUMPER Srauer binaugeb.n,
bdttsn bic pfdlssr tnbeB feine 3eit,
bsnn nod mar Sort Stanpir ni6t
entfebt unb Der getnb nidt aus benz
2anbe gei9ldgen. Ndnbem bic Sob
ten begraben porben, faIofsn bic nod
tpaffenfG1igen Mdnner ftd auf's 9eus
sufammen unb aosen, bur9 etne Mnz
sabl resulGrer Sruppen berftdrft, un<
ter benz 8efebl bes Generals Mrnolb
gum speitenmal Ct. 2sger entgesen,
Der aber, als feline @pGber bic &unbe
BON benz abermaligen Nnmari9 Der
pfGlaer melbsten, BON S9reden err
flint, NIT feinen Sruppen fein Sell in
Der 6lu9t na4 8anaba fu9te. No9
TN felben Sabre betbeiligten fi6 bann
bic gfdl3er an ben 4dmpfen gsgen
8oursopne. Der nit fetuer Mrrnee bel
@aratpga bic Maffen ftreden muBts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-04

fotDte ie einen in s0aipai, auf ben pbt.
lippinen uub In Srantrei9. Die Ges
fammtmitslieberaabl belduft i9 auf
ibsr 10000.
Qufnabmebersdtist in ben Srben
TT ieber iiber 81 SABRE alte Mann, Der
pom einem Qrmee> ober Marineoffis
5ier, Solbuten, Matrofen ober Beam.
ten obftummt, bic In Der 3eit bonn 10.
@prtl 1775 Biz 10. Mprit 1888 in
Otsnften Der urfpriinsli9.n Is Staa.
ten s.ftanbsn baben. Wdblbar in ben
Drben finb ferner mdnnlids Ra9toms
men bon putripten, bic fonftpte fir
bic Sadie Der unabbdneigtett s~etpirtt
hab.n. Der Sauptspsd bes Srbens
bsftsbt in Der GrboItung. Der grinnss
runs an bic WGnner, Bic bur9 ibrs
0isnite unb Opfer Die am.ritantfde
lnabbdnsisteit srrong.n, fptpie In Der
pflsge treuer Ramerabf9aft unter ben
Na9tommsn isner patrtoten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-04
Nettn1He1t s n, Nute.

eestere Tam bic ainber nift BON 8ettndieu beilen.
gbeia 70, baum iDdre bieies rebel uiht 10 angemein.
se III eIne &ranibeit uno beodrf oesbolb elmer NrSnet
ofau 20. 9lraTsrs, Sept. 174, gtotre DAME, SHe,
9egen oleles uebel tret s~lfenben. SfreibeH Gle 10.
glein psna SIC Elm Sinh baben, peltbes an llnentbolts
uiht nHaerehter Beiie, ipenrt es franz III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-04

8elepbuniert an Obs y 0lIdb.
bader fir iraeno melhe Grt bon
Spoauaiier. Wp. 5O4,I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-02
QUEEREST OF
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence;
y London, De, G.-Thcrr is this TO Ia
said for the latest fad Of London 81.
cicty w%omen-the giving Of small par.
tIcles Of rtdium as Christmas presents
that none of the recipients can com
plain Of having received a cheap gift.
70 give radium In this way costs from
ten to nifty dollars, the outfit necessary
therefore consisting Of II "spinthari-
scope ana q speck OF the new metal
hardly big enough 10 be seen with the
naked eye.
Sir william Crookes, the English
scientist invented the "spinthariscopa %
which is a Kind " microscope through
which small quantities OF the precious
stun can be- examined To better ad-
vantage, The spinthariscupe. sold by A
London chemist who has the radium
monopoly. Is about the size OF a finger
ring case, and has an opening for thr
eye, something like that In a chlld's
Kaleidoscope. ny taking the appar-
atus into a darkeued room, ana Aauint-
Ing through the eye-h hole. one can sea
flashes Of constantly varying light
shooting In all directions, like miuia.
turc fireworks.
The idea Of making Christmas gifts
OF radlum has proved uncommonly IN
fictitious, and the run on the chemists
stock has ncCessitoted haSty communi-
cation with the firms In Bavaria ami
Austria who supply most NJ the rad.-
um that reaches this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-02

because Of It, Mrs. Leslie has been prac-
tically lady-in waiting to the Duchess
OF COnnaught. and the favorite chap
eron Of the pretty Connaught girls,
Princess Margaret and Patrlcia-the
first American women 20 come so close
to the royal family. Ever since the re-
tuIn from India, Mrs. Leslie has
luuched with the duchess In the uncon-
ventional outings her royal hlghness
likes 90 Well, ana people at Princes
ard the Carlton have grown accus-
toned 10 see the two together. While
on shopping expeditions the duchess
viii have none other than Mrs. Leslie
with hcr, The young princesSes also
demand much Of the American lady's
time. At the Stafford House concert
twheu the Duchess OF Sutherland
loaned her historic home for charity,l
the daughters ~ the duke sat one on
either side ~ Mrs. Leslie.
Mrs, Leslie has accomplished an this
by telling good stories. The duke and
duchess are said to have voted her the
most amusing woman In England She
IL sometimes rather daring, hut on the
whole her Wit Is considered Charmlngly
light and wholesome. Until now, Mrs.
Leslie has been thrown somewhat into
shadow by the samc Of Lady Randolph
Churchill, but not even Lady Ran
dolnh ear approach her now Nor yet
Mrs, Moreton FreWcn. the third daugh.
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to ST. Petersburg, q fact which nat
urally viii greatly help the bride SO
cially, Both she and her mother VIII
be greatly missed In the American and
English colonies this winter in Brus-
sells.
our Brussels correspondent also
sends the following budget Of American
notes.
Mrs. Laurence Townsend, wife Of the
American minister to Belgium, Is at
present staying with King Edward and
Queen Alexandra at S~andringham.
This Is the second or third visit she has
made to these royalties within quite a
short time, 30 1t Is evident she is as
great a favorite there as elsewhere.
Her bright attractive manner fascin-
ates everyone. while her s~traightfor-
Wardness enables her 20 keep the many
friends she makes. She has a lovely
pale creamy complexion, with beautl-
full dark auburn hair. a fine figure and
is always noticeably well dressed even
In Brussels. where so much thought IS
given to the toilet, Her taste and tai
ent for music make her thoroughly an
] JOY the advantage Of such a musical
center, and she is extremely good In
befriending struggling musicians, The
| diplomatic duties of Mr.. Townsend
naturally keep him a good deal tied
TO BelgIum's capital
James Courtney, "A paper manufac-