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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13
A. II. rArrnRsoN.
tArToRNnY aAr LAW, =.
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First Natidaal Bank Bsosk
sEcREI;'T 50 cIEIlES
MASONIC

=. MASONIC
BISMARCK LODGE, "a. r. & IA. M, No. Is.
Meets FIRST and third Mondays in each
month At Masonic hall w F.. Eochrane, w.
M, Burt Finney, Secretary. IA
TANcRED coMAlANDERY, KNIGHTS
Templar, No. ]. Meets third Thursday in
each month at Masonic hall |, Dakota block.
". A: Dillon, E. c. Murdock Mckenzie,
Recorder.
Meets first and third Fridays IN each month
iat, Masonic Hall, Dakota block Emma b.
Falconer WIN !; Hattie Shelton, Secretary
BROTHERHOOD or AlfRRreAN fYEo-
MEN.
"A IFRAsfRRNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
and last Tdssdays sof each month in the Odd.
BsG, soi as }sfss jaei.ea n San
y. Al. %. sssUf W.
tBfSMARcKaLoDGE:NO. leo. MEETS THE
ist. ahds sd, ppuesdayssat.I %, o. F. hall, at
ss!ssl sag iess4s ssssl'H' Y W. Brad
Fl - : - - .f3* Y. IS &
& G. n. II.
JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO. 9, DE-
partment of North Dakota, Grand Army Of
the Republic. Meets every second and
fourth Thursday in each month at G. AIR.
mander; E. S. Pierce, Adjutant. = 80
/ MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA.
MEETS EVERY SECOND AND FOTIRTH
Thursday Of each month IN Oddfellowss haiI.
s g. A. Hess, president; Mrs. Id White, Sec
.s.5 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
ST; ELMO LODGE NO. i. MEETS EVERY
Wednesday evening at K. p. hall. new Webb
block. Frank lawrence. c. C., G. w. VOL a
bert, <. of R. and S. IS 81
NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. 10.
MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR-
Eyarts, Secretary. z
RATHBoNE SISTERS
TEMPLEANO. .. MEETS EVERY
ataK 2; hall, Baker block Amanda Law
renee. M. z. G; Mary TURNER. n. of G. r. I
MAcCABEES.
K Q. T. M.-MEETS EVERY FIRST AND
.a',a Is y q s.sh s %Gph 4 scos
ssds1 fsef Tf'sSass record sss ssp
I. O Or.
CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. d, I. o. q. i.
Msets every Friday evening. Il L %. OF.
invited @ s.ii n G.. John Fol DpcIneri W
Heajy, secretsry. 3
'RRA7ERNAL ORDER OF EAcLEs.+.Brs. 4
Wssh;. 49, Ssc. ~ IS r n taeir h.M over
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KNIGHTS OF PyTHT1S

ST: ELMO LODGE NO. 4. MEETS EVERY
wednesday evening at K p. hall, new Webb
block. Frank Lawrence, c. c., C. w. Vol
bert. K. of R. and s.. = -
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I NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. 40.
MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR.
Gays Of every month in Oddfellows' hall at
Evarts, Secretary. h A. &
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cdr.

JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO. 3, DE
the Republic. Meets every second and
fourth Thursday in each month at G. "a. iR.
hall, Bismarck, n. d. Jos. Hare, Post Com
mander; E. S. Pierce, Adjutant.
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BROTHERHOOD OF 4AMERIcAN YE0-
MEN. Ne.
"A, lFRAfERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
\ yinsnranGe organization. Meets the second
and last Taesdays of each month in the Odd
Be1k coITespo ndsnt; = p. Jackson. NJ. A.
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RATHBoNE SISTERS

LINCOLN NO. o. MEETS EVERY.
second and fourth Thursday Of each month
IL. hall, Baker block. Amanda Law
4 renee, M. E. c.; Mary Turner N. of C. r.
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MAccABElEs,

x g. q. M@-MEETS EVERY FIRST AND
third Thursday Of each month st 9 o'clock,
bers cordially welcomed d. c. Ramp, CONE
mander; Efick Erickson, record keeper.
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MODERN BROTHERHOOD or AMERICA.
MEETS EVERY SECOND AND FOURTH
Ihtrsday Of each month in Oddfellows, hall.
rotary. M TsI m IN .2s - - as
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4. O O..F.

CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. !. L o. D. II;
Meets. every Friday evening at !. o. OF.
inyited 10 ssii. N. G.. John Foiioci: I ~
Hea1y, secfessry. 8 s. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
LIBRARY | :| 1! [ !! Il:
ON alpine PEAK !. {,
Is iii II ol 81 Of King Hul1lbert OF
Italy and is Worlds 4, III
Highest. 5
GENEVA, Jan. FL.

rs 81 81 # GENEVA, jan q n. I
Queen Margherita Of italy has had rs an an
Alpine library erected to tho memory IF
her husband King IIumbert, on the sum- I'M;
NIT Of the. Pic d q len. 1906 fee high, IN
tho Monte Rosa ran go, amid eternal snow.
The library. which Is the highest the the
world, is completed, and will besopenedl " by
tho Queen herself, who will climb 70 the ne
summit for he ceremony as soon g he
feat is considered feasible 81
4 Volumes on Alpine literature rhotoe-
graphs and a3rellefs Of moun have y
been contrihuted3hy the best5knownl scl 9l'
Ills Is and AIplnists in Europe and Amer t
ica, and the library will be he most per
feet OF It's kind. y, \
Abroad path is ia he constructed ITO he
summit OF The Pie d cllen for u he cor
'yeDience a Yisitors. u q, 3,
Queen AIargherita. y Who As M ent'uslasr
tio'Alp!nlst, and wns fan ardent q inner "
her youth. has been great aided sny ne
italian Government IN CARRYING nutSh FN,r
novel prof ct II ~ 5 tsss 4, 9TH g
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.ENGL landau Lows HER
HEROES TO STA.RYE.
Pathetic Death#of Man Who Was
j. in Famous Charge at
Balaklava.
LONDON, Jan. 81.

5. LONDON, Jan. 81.
The remnant ofheroes who survived the
immortal charge OF the Light Brigade"
at BalakIava has been lessencd by two.
Ex-Sergeant Charles Macaulay. OF the
Eighth Hussars. died suddenly at Leeds
yesterday at the age Of. II years
An inquest was held yesterday also on
Edwin Hughes. OF Bcthnal Green, once a
private In the Seventeenth Lancers, whose
death took place under pathetic circum-
stances.
X lie was "A years OF age, said his wife,
and had been unable to work for the last
five years. u
They We're in sore straits, she continued.
and she had to keep both on her earnings
of $k50 n week as a silk weaver. Last
week she made only 50 cents, Of which
70 cents went for rent,
She added that her husband had made
Christmas pudding for eating on New
Years Day. rcmarking: ''Well, old girl.
we shall have n bit of pudding,I5if we
don't have any meat" She managed To
get a bit Of meat. but had to take 1t back
again, as she was too broken-liearted to
eat. s,
lie kept list OF the survivors of tho
charge, and used TO tick off the name Of
an old comrade when death removed him,
IT was stated that the man died from
shock consequent on falling out Of bed.
and the jury returned a verdict accord
ingly.
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1 LONDON,8Jan1 e.

3S LONDON Jan. 21,
rhe King has conferred e haronetcy on
Sir Edmund I'M onson, N his retirement
from the post OF ambassador at Paris.
The Thatched Cottage, Richmond Park.
has boon placed at The disposal OF Sir !
Edmund, ri u n 8sS IF u 5.
Nj Sir Edmund was born on October g., 1894,
and lassoccupled the position Of British
Ambassador to the Frencll Republic since !,
1896 Sir Edmund Monsoon Is tho third son
Of Tho sixth Baron Monson, and ieir-pre-
.sumptiYe to I The speerage, lie has served
In legations and embassies In nearly
every quarter Of the old and new. worlds
He acted as private secretary to the late /
Lord Lyons from 1858 to 1856, when i,e was
iappointed nttache to Hanover, being aft-
erWards transferred to Brussels as third
secretary, In 1860 lie became Consul In s
fthe Azores and Consul General In Hum (
CORY two years later, receiving local ank 4
as second secretary in the embassy az
Vienna In 1874. After acting ON special
service In Damati III and Montenegro. Sir \
Edmund Monson went, Z n 1873, to Uru-s5
quay as Minister Resident md III Consul
General to- the. republic being promoted
Minister Pl en!potentiary to the Argentine 4
Republic In 1854, He afterwards acted AS
Minister to Denmark llSS4) and Greece !,
1sSS) His last service, as Minister wa
In brussels, nfter which Sir Edmund wa
given the rank OF Ambassad dor, and aprs
pointed TO the Wan E,nb asAy (lllS9S) ,t
whence he was trans feryed three years I
later to 70 rlEt Y 53 NJ
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LEAVES A PRISON ].
10! ENJOY A FORTUNE.
The Law Penalty ghtened BY,
! Contemplation Of G God ss5
Luck.

LONDON, Jan. q.
When the heavy ca ties o. Cardiff jail all
were thrown open csterday morning i, i;ntlg
there came out a smart looking young
seaman, II named George Relll .s5 and the he
place he had left behind HIM mil htf f1 4aN'
been one judg 1ihn.e
smile upon his face. 4 y q i, M
slx. weeks Imprisonment was the pun
ishment meted out to him a. III 9 Wansea
AssIzes for forging a seanna ms! advance
mote, but the stern face Of Justic 70 oniy
made him smll IL. ForsW lie he was q walt
ing his trla l y he received the news M Y g
snug little fortuneahad been left ~ IN .II5st4
Bat ReiIly5@is the son Of ia tenant farmer
WING lived ana died at Passage, near Corlsr.
iHo has led "a rowing j &c, and "a I the time
OF h!sSar rcst he was practical " Pennies,
During his Incarceration he learned y nat
;25, 900 had been left him, but the exact
amount was nucll less "a ", 81
4 So tie penalty OF the Law fell as Jig "
SuponShia shoulders as q lea E upon q river.
5SS.G "I'm afraid G5OO0 Is q Sigh Z cxa ggera-
ton or the sum duo to me, "i ne 4 saltl !,
when the prison gates had closed behind
him. ,As d matter Of fact the amount 3ls
3GCar-e ESQ In cash and the remainder. ~
property in Ireland. ,,l{,
"Snrpryed 2 We'll, yes. my father died
two or three years ago, and, for. az
knew, 7 had already squandered all thai +
i was eyer likely to be ent tiled to under
5hisswill, Ny sister, however, II good soul
that she 81, sldlfully Il kept from " me
tho knowledge that this fresh am was
due. fearing II SHOULD spend Ina T q ls
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a5lSo1Tsgs y3s1Ss# #sH
zNAGNIFIGEN,7 gll7''12!''' 4,5I .55
FOR5INS77l7'LI7sE or FRINGE.
Historic Chateq1s az ealh rench-4
5ass sMal.aud y P1sssatsd Mation

tfrancs) fled has followed the !exs
ample Of the Duo d' Aunale in the case, 81
SChanti lly. ii nd pfase nted the cha and
lives. III so ding, they hope not only.Ito
EtoRs Si}i i a
for st,ll Ct lfteentn hna
On iputartehasihg I'll fis
VERY ia far state ton, many
saId hays @aad
sas ahe aanie
sna
I eaustl ~ search forss ccurate ,4information
as OTIS appearing II 1465: Vhile he was
on the side l. of<fea e.
restoring the interior of the: chateau to
It's ancient a:splendo r. The former white
With " ,'e beautiful decoratlve; paintings, in
ln.the book Is Hours ~ Anne rl
sof Brittany. 3ss
ground oes casS des S
us a very effective piece 81 5Inural lec1ra.
ton by M. Lemdtre represe' ting ImalloW
h ar, and in,the magnificent Sale DIES 6 ardes.-
Ing il 3 1850 metfes by5Ts0S metres-is q frieze
oFi GstG eaeh
room roof las it's special fornnme ntation.
Ono of the most 1impor,tanlt8t re lures q
The most curlous arg. the series known j, as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
n! d MILLIONAIRE
MAYBEC0M PRINCE /. I.
Rare Cllarces fol Snobb Alnseri-
4 can toS Secure Title il. si..'
&. Europe 4. :.ss

LONDON, ian. e q .3;$
An offer to IA llonaires and O hers the g
.genuinencss Of which Is a most beyond.
dispute appears In The current issue az q
3Y,anityslFair N s
was contained Ina letter to the edi-
ltor. who suppresses the name OF the writ
ser,5lwhile printing the following details: 53ss
l55 6 rince &c II royal house Of Europe.
who Sis8 l72 pears Of age esires to q dept
d son, with the object Of $hs adopted son
taking his name and titles before and
after his death. {s. 81 h g
5"Of course, tho Prince desires large
sum sof money do wn in the way Of pur-
chasing his titles. ~ .55s n
a. careful study Of the pa ges OF the Al
manac de Go lln makes It nearly certain
that tho offer comes from an Austrian
royal personal &c. who wis hes thus to MI
his empty co ffers and empty home. v.
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HIDDEN i |: AI|.R|'.-::..'TU.B.E:
|MPOST!0R''S {; SPIRIT (
ga M oman Spiritualis5t@:
Nets .Her5a a. Large 9, 81 81
W tune. ,.s
BRUSSELS: 81 Jan. q. Il

* 81 F BRUSSELS,,'J Jan. q. EN-
anne Huling, q spiritua1 list st, was was.
charged at Llege yesterda Wit ain
ing large sums Of money by fra I'd ul leA1
means. # i,}! VI rs al.
she pretended to be bio to cure az
diseases by the aid OF q spirit which s sas'
said inhab ited% her bod
M Before beginning her cure Aia dame 5tiu-
Ing told each Of her pa tents that she e
should first ask the permission Of heaven ven
to begin. II u II .
s. 81 AS she made this statement, her body
appeared to shrink and grow fla This !. Is
she explained by saying tina tStho sp!i Frl1
had left 1t for heaYe q. 4 ca
n "a few minutes later Madame 81 ulling's
body took It's natural a form be fore her 'elr
patients eyes, and The cure be gan !.
The trick was carried out by means. q
an india B rubber ca sing, sifwh ic b she ln-
Hated by an air tube hi den under he ei.
clothing. l t5S
Madame Eullng is said 70 have am m!
a large. fortune by her trl ckery. fssS over
sixty 81 her dupes were CANNED by. the
Magistrates, who postp oned theirS d Tyog'
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Special Corresp ondence
NJ PARIS. jan. 10.

Special Correspondence,
Fl PARTS, Jan. 10. Il,
{cTSHE Chateau de Langeais. presented &c
TO the Institute Of France by N.
AZ Jea N. j Jacques siegfrled is one, Of
the masterpieces OF military architecture
OF the fifteenth century.
ri In its simplicity and severity there IS I: an
air Of ma jest "; and sincerity which no
other cha tehu bf 3Tourane possesses fBu t
.fsits exterior be unique no ~ much more
SO isits interior!s Crossing the draWbridge
al tile main entrance IN the Rue Gambet-
ta,fand Visiting It's thirty halls and rooms
superbly restored and furnishe ed. i the tours
istsWlll at once admit that here is some
thing the like Of which he mas never & sc
James, Little TourIin France, II says
that the apartments jofs he Chnlteau de
Langeas, though they Il contain many
curious odds and ends of antiquit n re
not Of flrst-rate interest, t IL
1 But TIM was write owe r TWEEN ty rs
ago. lin the ayss OF w hit washe va lls
and deal flo rings and sir hen che -
terror of th4 castle as regards FURNISHING
complete change, Since then the Chateau
de iLangeais has come into the possession
of M can JACQUES Siegfriedi q. =, wealthy
man OF commerce inspired with "a deep
love OF ancient. art, and he: has $50 trans.
formed it., with the collaborpt lontiof
Madame, Siegfried, an equally enthusiastic
lover OF the past, that the fifteenth CEN
fury lives over again In Its ancient$a part
nents. S. 81 ~ ist b ss3
Seventeen years., patient sea rch for
formation of Hcrita bic IN tseun, ;of tflf-
tenth century art Anxlgus oIt
\ be preserved dhel Langeais s tapest rics,
furniture. etc, not ITO speak OF the work
OF restoration, have cost millionyss Of
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MS DIVORCES COSTLY
Englighrnen Pays ia Former Wives
b Over 100000 a Year. \.

PARIS. Jan: q. "a wealthy Englishman
i,S,fatt: T. ~ ,7s.b sued yeEterday BY q
for payment oi d sun 81 saI ,9ol for jew
elry supplied 5s q Il 5T. Is,
When asked ~ pay for the articles he
stated that the price asked was q pito out
OF all proportion 10 their Yalue, ana want,
ed II reduced by 1850.
~ me confre of tho peiiesdingis I was
chased ibe articles dlyoree proceedings
wifs ii niso transptred that Mr., Eyres
had been twice Divorced previously, and
iha, he allowed his fprrnats Wiyes pensions
Whieh !nt the US gre:.;ate Up 8l4ti ted 10 oyer
1lYD,yJ0fa gear, 8B.9}s 4llM q yis5i efii
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MORE 4 s., ANa !; i TREASURES
Magnificent Silver and Crystal Ever
Discovered by Trustees. N

LONDON. JAM. q. While engaged IN
sorting, ARRANGING and cats logllng the
effects al Beaudeser,t, the MARQUIS +; Of
t mns '1 have found "a Smagnifcent liver and
crystal ever dating 70 the u lzabeth IAN
il ia dlhlcplt to appraise Ats value but
5000 "a $4,000 whenjt iataken 70 thea ues
ton room There Is also. a qlnnti " g OF
furni tnsladlng Z 9 s is
may realize 7S2i00 Tho Beaudcsert effects
fyviII ha sold IN London. syiss y & st
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ROMANCE OF IA FORTUNE
Estate Of $500, 900 Left Man Under
nv a Ia l, cr al III IA, ST n lCaa sl

NpCN Jar q. ~ n tcquain tal'ce g &
nine has just come into fortune ~ q
rather interesting way, writes 9l@osT
berry, In the City Press, IS Il i.s Z. q
"a few months ago. While seaIenlns Stle
records Of Heralds' College for the pur-
pose Of tracing the 9senealog yi of the fam
lily, lie ascertained that q isd Y pt tfe
same name was using thee est | hat ms
father regarded as his own
G5,'A correspondence vas q = once pe gulls
The Relationship between the I Ro bra cl es
Of the ,faTally was estuhlishcds and ylsi -
were exchanged, vi, rs :sts
.ITheS long lost, or at an: ra te SlongT o. nr
discovered, ousn has NOW g 20 8hs "
4 earcher among the records. The sestat
irrenarescnts at The. very least ~ ilyYag ~
iuyvS l,un dpsd &tlsousand oll ass,
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MUr1NY ON GERMAN CRUISER
Guns and Other military Appliances
M Damaged bY the Grew.

BERLIN. Jan. a--1he Tpgeblatt states
that Il mutny has occurred on the Ger
man frst-class cruiser Prince Henry. and
that the mutlneers have damaged guns
and other appliances on board
This act Of nsubord!nation was Intended
as augmentation against ono o ( the off,
cers.Whose severity had excited the crews
resentment, itR
An investigation has been ordered, and
meanwhile the decks Of the cruiser arc
held by armed sailors ready 10 shoot down
mutincers IN case Of q further outbreak
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WOMAN EXPLORES
DAAAUAKk0W'Ny.ll|.Ah.D||.'
Z emotestsC Corners Of # Congo Free 'e1''j
SiSls5s State Visited by Mrs
s.ssss French Sheldon. ri
EsTEEME d B By /. NATIVES, ~. I AZ!
No White Man Ha TraveledSSo1
Ear Into2s State Controlle Hby5
!. Belgian King. u b.

Y, n ~ ;B LONDON j an u. Bg3s
" Mr.. French Sheldon has Just returned I
from one of tho most remarkable and Estc-.S$
ccssful Journeys through the Wilt eat dis
tricts 81 the Congo ever und ortaken. iG
During fourteen months che has Sltrav y.
clod through tho length and breadth of Y
the Congo state being mad g free Of the
country BY the King Of the CLANS. $$s .3a3
M Among, a people who are accustomed TO Il
treat their women ns mere chattels she
was Held IN the utmost respect. enjoy ing y
all8the privileges which would have been I
granted to ID white man. indeed, II q man i
would mot have been allowed TO visit
among tho children us she did. Tho ma !
Itlves cnlled her Bib S2 Baana Pembn,l
which means white wo man maste ,'' ana
solnetimes Bib Bulag Mntari, q name given
to all onlcials Of State, and which means 4
Ii""rock- break or. Nh
Waist Deep Through swampo.
TENDED only by native bearers, enc 9
travelled many hundreds or miles, march; 81
ling through swampy districts, the water
often waist deep, not resting q single day.
I Yet she was never attacked by fever or
laiiyEof the Ills which form ste b Rdan ger \
I o%travelGrs IN rica. u 3
on one gocca sion d Turing the ight,3 when
IallEthoS bea rcrs were asleep. M rs shcld on
BileHt I'm
| rain ont lserstent {. Putting her head be-
tween 4 the mosqu to q cur ains, she found \
lthatiIthe supposed rai II wa s an enormous
E.'cnraYan. 6of ants, thuuaand upon thou
sands of which Had invaded her tent and
were \ now i crawling into n the bee. NS They
took complete possesslo lon Of the 3unfor--#5
ItunateStraveler,s gel ting Int her hair i,
a. mos {uncomfo Portable way, and 1T was q
work sofS the grea test di hculty to remove
them.
On another occasion, as she was ting
near a window ii q vi lage q yelling, a
wildcat, or y leopard cat J, Jumped in and
became sentangled iir,f her b Mrs Shell
don 5succcedeA 3insshoo Ting its tall on, but
before she could 4 fire another and more
lercctiYc shot the tntrtdc or NJ had dlsap-3
pear red. s
{Ss sustains 5serio Injuries.
An unYort unate S nccid ent shortened the
bravo swomnn's Journey ingss byf the space
| OF two months She was \ crosslng some
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. slipped on q loose stone
(which resulted such SER ons Injuries
that she was comp a to 70 bandon that
days sund ertakin 81 and FINAL tosretu urn !
I 3ss MRS. Sheldon hng succeed "a Inc doing
more than any man n j as yet dor for she
has nenetrated into II ID rem test corners
I of q the country has sjourneyed 81 further
ana earned more Of Vi he 4, tiycs ithansan
other traveller. v al A ii
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FIVE L|YESSIA!YED|
BYaALP|N..E DOGS.

i ROME Jan 2l,-Th be dogs OF the monks
of ST. Bernard have been the means II. q
saving the lives of five men belonging TO
n caravan which was aoverWl elmcd In the
Mont ST. Bernard Pass during the Il. recent
snowstorm. 81 IN }9 IA
They found eleven dead bod.es In tbs. the
snow.aand the monks, who proceeded 70
tho spot discovered FIVE more men s. stu
alive, but In 4 serious 5condit ton The sur :.
'yivors were removed to the hosplces and.
cared for, II ,isg }}ia
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Ex-crown Princess, Request,

N ROME. Jan. 2l.-,rhe Countess OF Mon
tiguoso, THE ex-CroWn Pripcess Of SaNony,
has wrIttena letter TO the newspa pers
asktnR them To refrain from chroMicling
ilsr movements Her only desire. She says,
IA ID lttss III peace and 0hseurity. Her
isole cor, fort 10 thar ths Saxon people
y5Gyer love a II occasion. NJ tsstlfytnE to
tbah Great affeGttoll fpF llsF. "a 4.
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TWO WOMEN FIGHT
DUEL ON . A Street ID I. /
IIatpiirls Are Their Weapons al 8, and and
the Result is the Death
of One, \

FL II N PARIS, Jan. Fl. !.
In the Rue dc Rondy yesterday terri
BILE tragedy was enacted by two women,
who fought duel. with the result result IL that ma
one Of them was stabbed to death, while
her antagonist escaped. The cause Of the
encounter is at present eryeloped in n vs.
terry. 4 3 u "a Il, ils 3ils u ss
1t was about S o'clock in the afternoon
when two cabs, driven at a furious pace,
street, and stopped abruptly in front OF
No. q 30 Immediately two ss elegant y-
dressed young women stepped out out aa a !,
closed in combat, decorating each $ot hers
faces terribly with their nails
L A large crowd quickly collected round
the two complaints, but nobody inter-,
fered. Soon natures weapons proved 5in-
SUFFICIENT, whereupon the women stabbed
each other with hat-pins. Eventually one one
of them exclaimed, Nv must max max an
end Of this. One OF us will havoEt to dle,,,1'
and In the twinktng OF an eye they pott pom
drew small daggers.s
XII After a few savage thrusts, one OF the
antagonists suddenly shr! eked, N" She has
xii led me, land sank to the ground pierced
through the heart s Sa
"a bystander who wished to come to her
aid, was received by the murderess 18th
two stahs full In the chest. Then she
ped into one OF the cabs, which had
been waiting, and before anybody Il could
baratheir way both vehicles had rapidly
driven off. lt3i SRI u 81 3fB
h The injured woman. who had no pa pers
OF Identification on her. was carried to a
neighboring chemists where she shortly
afterward expired, while tho man who had
been stabbed was ken to the hospital.
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would Not be Hurried.

81, LONDON, Jan. Y q ---.. r turned with
thanks. Will think about This IfI, is
d hostle sent back 4 no tice to- by, for
the maintenance q Fl his vii 70 4 nd schildren
in the :workho q i stm!nstersP Police
n yn Tia 'workhousse $fimself IN and thought
every one bett or there, He was sent to
jail for a onth f g
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sahbatarian HelIntli

{ EEIFAsT. Jan 2l.-rhc Corporation ot
Belfast having aeqlired The local lram-.
Ways, the Belfast ltrenbytery HAS met
anu passed resolution declaring that q
SUNDAY service Of trans IL uncai!ed for.
a ,deputatlon u 10 impress this View on
lEeI.OrH May0ran COru0ratlnn