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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02

United States up from fifth to
fourth, and Germany from fourth
to third. The naval powers now
rank-Great Britain. France, Ger
many, United States, Italy. ia
pan. Russia, Austria. Practically
all that Russia has left is the
Black Sea fleet. Despite Japa-
nese losses in battle, she has in.
creased in tonnage from 227.055
to 232, ,66l, due to her captures.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02
Count CdSSind Calls On
President Roosevelt

discussed. The President will
doubtless convey to the Russian
Ambassador his information as to
the japanese position, obtained
from Japanese Minister Taxa.
hira, who has already made
known to President Roosevelt in a
general way the attitude Of his
government on the subject.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02
Spanish Anarchists Attempted
To Take Life Of Kin0

fOnse. Scarce for Fareias is be-
ing made with the utmost vigor.
King Alfonso to-day continued
his tour about the city with Presi-
dent Loubett,
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02
Peace Conference To
Be Held Sunday

for a demonstration in favor Of
peace to be held Sunday next.
The officers of the Municipality,
the telegram adds will hold a
meeting to-nigh; for the purpose
Of discussing the situation.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02
Sdntdrid Almost Wiped
Out Of Existence
Special to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
Santaria ALBANIA, June 2-Re-
ports received here in regard to
the earthquake which occurred
yesterday in Montenego state
that great damage was done, and
resulted in five hundred houses
being destroyed, and about two
hundred people killed ana wound
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02

Special to Daily Review.
Paris June 2-The police are
convinced that the Spanish Anar-
-ehist Fareias was the perpetratOr
of the outrage against King AL
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02
Young Allen Discharged

from Mrs. Fred Wells, which he
had pawned to her, under false
representations, was released on
account of the warrant being de-
fectiye.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02
Russian Transports To Take
Home Wounded Soldiers

port Lena to proceed 10 Asiatic
waters. The Lena will 90 to
VIadivostOck for use as a hospital
ship. She will then 90 TO Japan
to take home wounIed Russian
officers.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02

Special to Daily Review.
Valligo Coly June 2-The au
thorities at the Mare Island Nav!
Yard have received from Wash
ingtOn a telegram instructing
them to permit the Russian trans
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02

Young Al'en. who was arraign-
ed yesterday afternoon in Justice
G. L. Lowther's court, charged
with securing a diamond ring
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02
Special to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
Washington June 2-COunt Cas-
sina. the Russian Ambassador this
morning made an appointment to
call upon President Roosevelt at
two thirty this afternoon. 1t is
presumed that the possibility Of
peace in the near future will be
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-02

Special to Daily Review.
London June 2-Dispatches to
the Exchange Telegraph Company
from st. Petersburg say that the
Liberal Associations have called
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15

came on board Steamboat came and
took mail and passengers cff for Ire
land. All along the coast the people
are waving their handerchiefs Saw
Wild ducks. After leaving Neville. IL
ranea. The night misty
Monday. The morning very misty.
water calm. Everybody looking for
land. The mist cleared Saw ships
Everybody watching tho shore. The
merry going into Liverpool beautiful
Crowds on the wharf a yong man
ho had lett homo some thirteen year
ago. stood by my side. expecting TO
eel his brother. whom ha could see
in The shore. Although his brother
aw him from the shore he passed
I'M by, not knowing him. AT last my
friend shouted to his brother on The
ore. tie looked up and saw him. and
ran ali. ara. Both were soon locked In
each Other arms, weeping upon each
others neck Il reminds one Of cur
heavenly Father meeting His wan
dering child in the Prodt gan Son.
We landed 9 a a., May n, 1901.
The above is brief Sketch OF my
d airy from Montreal to LIVERPOOL.
S. p. MAHONEY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy p. Eichenberger
gave their son Phillip. delightful
party yesterday afternoon; a. being
his tenth birthday
In pinning the que in the "Chinaman
game the first prize, a bronze head.
was Won by Willie Rhine. The sec
cad prize was won by Marion Cassidy
and BOBBY by George Hediger.
The souvenirs we're bisquc statues.
The decorations were carnations and
asparagus.
Blaekmore's orchestra rendered mr.
sic during the entire afternoon.
After the games were over the
guests enjoyed dainty refreshments.
Among those present were: Her
man Come. Doris Hodge. Doris
Marx D0roJHey Candee Imez Meehan.
Geraldine Do0d. Lucille Habour. Jen-
Bie Stack. Rosa Wunderlich. Margaret
Staple on. Haze Kiley Marion Cassi.
dy. N0ia jacket. Ma on Stack. Sian
ley Marx, Eskman Kern. George HEIDI
ser. John Hed.e George Becker.
Willie Rhine Adoiph Sander. Frank
.schoembs. Lloyd Wessinger. Howard
Aeehan. Harry Green. Clarence Wun-
deflich. Irene Rhine AMI Gladys Shea
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
Collins Burn Before Burial.

The undertaking establishment OF
Hughes and Hardy, negroes, at Tenth
and Poplar street, and the Desmond
home at 9l2 Poplar street We're dam
aged last night.
The rear of the undertaking store is
used as ares dencc by the proprietors.
Fire started from a defective fue in
tae kitchen shortly after O'Clock
md had a good start when discovered.
Both fire companies responded to the
alarm and after half hours fight the
flames were stopped. The Hughes ami
Hardy building Is owned by Joseph
Solomon. a junk dealer Il was dam.
aged several hundred dollars.
The Desmond home adjoining was
damaged about $500. mostly from
smoke and water The fireman made
good fight in saving the handsome
home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
COURT T2AN ACTIONS
ank AIsup Found Not Guilty Of
Charge of Foreery-A 5ond
Forfeited.

u of esterday morning the cir
il court was occupied with the trial
vi the case against Frank Alsup OF Mil
Crock. He was charged with forgery
1t was claimed that Alsup had forged
he signature of Israel Caublc, OF Elco.
On a check payable to ~ L. Croft and
hat the endorsement of Mr.. CrOft's
name on back Of he check was also
written by Alsup. The check was cash
ed by Norton Renfro. paying teller at
the City NATIONAL Bank, and he identi-
fed Alsup rs the man TO whom he
had paid the money thinking he was
Croft. The case was sharply contest
ed. After being out a few minutes the
Jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
In the afternoon forfeiture wac taken
upon the bond for 5000 given by WIN
Horsnaw. who was indicted for bur
glary.
Ne other business was transacted
the rest Of the afternoon session be
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
Observation-Disclosures
IN SOCIETY
sssygsyssssssysssssysssyys
Miss Rule Entertained.

Miss Nettie Geisenhof and Miss Eva
Rule gave a surprise party FRIDAY
night in honor of Miss Carrie Rules
seventeenth birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent with games.
music and dancing and delicious re-
freshments were served. The prizes
were won by Miss Matte Mulyihili
and Henry steinei Those who al.
tended were Misses Esther Siapleton.
Filth Hill. Alice Crest. Vela Bondu-
RAM. Ella Weldon. Mable Langan, I'm
ma Herbert Mable Hickox. Cathleen
Becker. Sada Lewis. Gertrude Boren.
Matte MulvihilI. Alice Morse. Net
tie Geisenhof. Bessie Pettis. Clara Her
bert, Hattie Carey. Kate Redman, Ber-
Ia Smith, Marie Weiland. Messrs.
Charles and Dan Wood. Henry Steinel
Willie Winters. Carl Thies. Robert
Goldsmith. Pete Lind. Albert Lane.
Patrick Farm Robert Swoboda. Al
bert Hilburn. Davis Alien. Morton
Yale. Eugene Strong and Rolloa Rule.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15

In the cleaning, o my darling
When the boat Is heaying high
And you feel your dinner rising
And you wish that you could die.
Two whales were seen during the
day. The night is rougn. We saw q
steamer today. homeward bound.
Thursday Rough, windy and sun
Inning. Saw a large steamer. An
her whale sesn this morning
f. ing married man sea ick, | gave
him a lemon. Another vessel seen.
Had salt water bath and Went 10 bed
al $50. Night rough.
Friday. Had a walk as usual before
breakfast Windy stormy. raining and
showed during forenoon. Gave lemon
o a young man who was feeling sick.
Went TO my trunk, which was down
IN a place called No mans land, -
secured a book of addresse- on the
Carey Mission. etc Entertainment in
the evening Went 10 bed about II
slept sound.
Saturday. Took morning walk.
Water calm, sun shining, C erybo Y
'0otirg bright Read few ad lresses
on the Carey Mission, partOok OF
mon. More caps overheard Every
body expecting TO see land tomorrow.
Sunday. Land seen ar 2:2o. Tory
7 lard Scenery from Tory Island 20
r'oville is something beautiful. Pilot
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15

surprised at her new home on Tenth
street by an unexpected call from
the "Olmstead Stock Company" Friday
evening A party Of July young folks
wao came prepared with eatables to
spend the evening Although the party
was a surprise, the evening was thor
oughly enjoyed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15

Mrs. Meihsr Surprised.
AIRS Jean Aeiham vas pleasantly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15

sCARRlTT Died. Friday morning.
Oct l3, al o'clock, Mrs ]. A. Scar
fitt. aged ~ years
Funeral services will be held at the
First NJ f. church Sunday morning
at $3.50 o'clock Inteyment az Alton
Illinois
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15

4 defective hue at the home Of r.
II. Wing GIG Fifteenth street. caused
the department run al 9:30 a. IN.
Another defective ilue at the hone
of Mrs. B. r. Blake. SIC Eleventh
street, re. ulted i'm an alarm at 10 a. IA.
No damage resulted from either Of
the blazes
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
FIRE AT wlckLIFFE.

a section house Of the Illinois Cen
trail at WickliHe was burned yesterday
afternoon. The fire was witnessed by
many CaIroites who had been attarted
10 the river front b. the warehouse
FIRE. The loss was small.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
HARD Working fIREMEN
Cairo Force Experience a Busy Time
Saturday Fighting a Succession
Of Fires.

If ever Cairo ffireman experienced
. busy time they did that yesterday
Besides the big warehouse fire three
other alarms were answered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
Burglars Wear Gloves.

-Four burglars. arrested in the act
by the London poiice. were all wear
ing gloves in order Lot to leave finger
prints behind them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
s,ns.rs ceIIvIold Ineombus:ibIe.

hrA~Nto NIttN'|tN
A French chemist is said TO have
discovered a method Of rendering cell
luloid incombustible. HIS method
consists in adding perchlorile OF iron
an ether-alcOhol solution Of cellu-
lOid
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
TOURED THE OLD WORLD
Rev. S. p. Mahoney Details Pleasant
"Reminiscences in pleasant Talk
10 Congregation.

! The large crowd which packed the
! Calvary Baptist church one night last
woek to is utmost capacity drawn
thitler 70 hear Rev Mahoney's de
scriptive talk on his trip 70 Europe
weWe well repaid for their trouble,
! For nearly one hour the speaker car
ried his audience from one place Of
interest in the old world TO another.
frequently convulsng them with roars
of laughter
Here follows a diary kept by the gen
tleman on his "trip over the sea from
Montreal to Liverpool:
On Saturday morning, May 18TH.
1901. r. NJ. s. Tunisian Of the Allan
line, Embossed her mcoring lines, and
set sail from Montreal to Liverpool
Crowds Of friends lined the wharf 10
bid farewell 10 the passengers. who
lined the decks and bridges of The
palace steamer. The waving Of hand
kerchiefs, umbrellas, and hats, with
the booming Of rockets aenJ up by the
Tun sian as she cleared the wharf all
went 10 make the occasion an event.
ful one indeed After getting out in
To the channel we soon lost sight Of
the snowy white handkerchiefs. The
"trip down the st. Lawrence was a de-
lighTful ona, in spite of the inelemency
OF the weather, for il had already
commenced 20 rain before we started,
and never ceased to rain until night
came on.
The next day beng Sunday we had
services in the saloon cabin The day
was rather DUH although the water
was quite calm In the evening the
passengers gathered in the sitting
room and cabin, and sang hymns,
which was very profitable way to
close our first ocean sabbath One Of
he hymns sung was Jesus, Savior.
Pilat Me" Another, Jesus. Lover Of
My soul"
Monday. Fine day Everybody
looking and apparently feeling wei.
vening cold water little rough,
ond a few of the passengers are sea.
sick A number Of ministers are on
aoard. Four are going around smoA-
ing. and another Is taking his beer
Yesterday / road Row ", and was
truck with the words, And they
shall see his face" The boat Il heay
g qnd this table is moving We arc
pqs ng Cape Race The hull Of a yes
sci can be seen near the shore on q
I ck. The waves are dashiua over hf
ide. Had salt water bath Tuesday
morning. fine Saw and passed Cape
nace Saw flying fiji b. After dinner
We are losing sight of land. Saw
ship Water rough
Wednesday Morning. Rough. A
great deal OF sea sickness. About
ne cans have been blown overheard.
Feel on the verge Of seasickness my
self. A large number Of ladies are
nlaying cards. even with the clergy.
A man at the piano singing comic
ongs One of ihem was something
after this fashion:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
eettis-hioh WEDDING.

Gerge r. Belts Of Chestnut Bluff
Tenn. and Miss Cora N. High Of Cairo
were married last night at the
brides home. 1906 Elm street. by Rev.
s. p. Mab0ney.
Mr. Belts is q prosperous merchant
of the Tennessee town. The bride g.
3 popular and well known grl Of this
civ.
They win reside at Chestnut Bluff.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15

hg devoted 10 The exercises in mem
Dry Of the late Judge John H. Mulkey
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
MAY NOT PROSECUTE
POLES FOR RIOT
Archbishop Glennon Inclined to
COndOne Disturbance at st.
Casimirs Church-Trial Of Sew
en- Men Arrested Postponed.

The seven men arrested Sunday after
foo: IN connection With the dist tuI Ss,nce
II 81. CasfE,!r's Polish Catholic church
w.r. arYaign..i in the Dayton. Street k'O-
fce Court yesterday morning on u charH-
oi disturbing the peace. bG; their t.iaI was
postponed until mex; SATURDAY morning.
The Courtroom was packed with mem
i.ers o: tn. church. and there was som.
disappointment when il Wa explained To
them that the charS:s against thei. fei-
.o~s would not be ncard until later in
tho Week
They d-par.ei 20. ,h..r home, imnae-
i1G'ely after the Adjournment .. court
without rak!HH any demonstration
W hiIe neither th.. priests nor Archbishop
''i"iln.'n hav" definitely si2n!fi.! their in
s",tioii ar to what &ciipn they would
tih: In the cases sxa:'is' the men. IL Is
understood that they vii, NOT prosecute
nf."ss tae." "a a recurrence uf the iisos-
!-f- thar c:iss".. sh- arrests last Sunday
The u!.r"s: 4. che parish has ahassl Ard
,he NOR" c'ns.ivative among the mem
!srs s.Ay that the announcement: thar r.
'h": frniowski VIII remain Only nn;i, the
anai's of the congregation have be.,. ai-
frs;s'i vii gssulc III peace
Father Zicl:nshi wh". ls 10 understood.
"!"niuai.y VIII become pastor Of the Goa
cation. formerly held q caa.x. at fAon!-
nan. No. where h. l.Iilt us, a large con
e. rsi!pn an,. greatly improved. Tho church
property. u" - popular ana hts appoint
nent to n" FIRST place IN tho parish IL II
aid. will insure i~:manent y-.sc-.
The fact that Father rs!1!ov>ki is - ~
f"tH:t.1l 20 them has also caused general
rejoicing a. Hoy Trinity 'Slovak, Ctu.ch h.
7 ho'.AS not OF :hs same Nationality h."
hss learned the iarcvaGc Of hts va..sh-
toner's and has practically reorcan.zci -he
congregation, which was n a rather Pre-
ra-io1s financial condition when he A.
sumo! charge ats,U: tao years ago
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
WILLIAM G. ROCKEFELLER
SuBPOENAED IN OIL CASE.
ChPsstusaa Wight - Ne E0ters
AusoaoSSDe WSsh Ists ~ WSGe.

REFr BI.Ic SEE, iAi.
New York Dec S-Ors q: sh" Christ
y .!liam IL Rockefeller son of William
Ho .hefsli-r ard n"y h.~ o- JOHN l.. Rn-k.
f.Ii.r was a & ~ 10. winch ASIfrnyan ~
i,,s, In leaving IN h,s @ h"me. 10. - Mai.soa sv--
:ia. on Christina. nigh: wh";: a process
server har.ici 20 him a sihpnsna 10 ars-
par a; The 'ak:rS %! testimony IN IA.
case o. Missouri against IN" STANDARD p:s
Co,n;.any. IN N.r,y W"i,Iran's os. =. no.
= Broadway. ca January :.
NJ F. Palmer" hsI t~en ~a;.!.< outside
Rocke:el!ers door whoa. At 80 O'Clock
In tho evening ih- younv firanci-r and mis-
VIE no,h n evening dress. s'-pped "u,
ani sta-;ei DOWN u. si.rs 70 get i,i"
an AUTOMOBILE. M- Rocks:eiler Rad In his
arms several ra:SaS". ND H'h r.o:,"n.
IA aru.rc to-dny. .! .t.py~t VI and aske':
him 1. h- was not Sir Rockefeller
He replied THAT h. vas not. In q ra.he,
erS ton. ! WAS not In hts ray. but he
ss'" nc pu.h as he won't toward the
y>h!cl- ahead OF him. A. h. got 81
touched him with the subpoena holding II
on, - Ne couic. So :; vas The original or.
70. ~ .he supreme Cont juiG~. and
1-r,,,ed 81. with ;a. :. - ia MIS- lap"
E.a2-s T Be3fcr: also one o. the p.a-
-ir,l non IN che Standard '.l Company.
vss ss.yey! NTH a subpoena IaS Friday ~
his ho-1. -. iE Clinton SEenre- b-nrk-
fy-. He ~as going !" his rah.ion TOM
hi. s.at.i.~ ~hs'l the I.o-e-.-s~':", -terS'-t
70 and asked h.T:. IL he va. not NJ BED
;o,t.
= tn.i-' kno~." Re re:lii.:
We'll Iii take a .sarc" and serve you
xi.h tAis -Ibs,Dsrs sad the man ~hn
lad ~
"Yot.re mar. ~ very ca-':G. whom you
a.. .sryi-x ssi1 .T E~ier.d ". -
.,1e;Ar-Iy received the rsp--s however
ard accepted 'a~ = %
y. -. ,<s- s,a.,a .ha. r,,,, NJ she NOR
wanted have left ,h~ STATE. SsAyinG a'
their SSS York bones ,rfy cn Sunday
An~u thy carno, ~ s~r.e1. seven nave
been served airvsdy
III. .s eS,<cfet In SeS York Within sev
lays u,i~.s ~ 10. -aAnssf his CLAM. fns
attending 'he o;>rirg of che Hoqc?ia! q,
Bates Se has sn5ows-:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
REWARD FOR HEROIC FIGHT.
I.ah"rcr Gets Clerkship for Cap
turing Post -Ofllce Burglars.

Warrington. Dnc. 3-As a reward soY
tessn3:nS he Post crice 4; Ern..a- y g.
:oi!r y-afs aSc. aS..rst Four burglars.
President Roosevelt tss vsiy.-. ~. civil
servic- regulations on IN" r.cuIlmsnda
'tol o. Postmaster General Co::"lyru. ard
II. A!exe0ars Christmas G.f. Z
prom ct.o-. eror. iAi-or.- 20 = c's-k.hlI
In ~. department
No. only has ~. tras~ North caYoi'.izn
beer promoted. but N a-cNrfgs-c II. hon
%. AT Official s;Af~,nsrf was iSs-oS io-dAy
1a!ch gives full sscc-Gu: - the h~si
Tho attempted -ot.bsrv took ria = on TIE
night oS T-hr.a-y iar
them. ,oG~ths- with two ec~o.-y'!c~s
after t-isi. resolved the ~x:-~-,e r-rs!ty
.. tie Lac which. Srr 's~ 1Hsrs.. corr
m''.ei ~ North Carolina 10 death
Afterwards -. sentence uSs ro-rny.n|
" ;-s -ss~ 80 i1o ~ ~. firrE.A~s 80 ne
,-1r-.snrCrae TIE other -Wp Ws-s NsnC-ti
FehrEA.- > ieC Ai.xsn'.r himself eas
Shot. n -ss sbIc-l.a IN his se.' WIKI the
Msl
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
a TRIP e G'aDS6srasa TArosgh Pses0s-
es0Oe G0oOeaa0.

Is there any rclso!. WHY yci should NOT
enjoy q few weeks -: months amongst IN"
flowers and oranges In california tins
winter
In making The trip - 'te Golden
State you would naturally desire :" 800
she Graniest ana mos: impressive scenery
ro,te This you a!il % hy scicc'Es,
the
DENVER EIO GRASpE RAILROAD.
scenic Line Of the World
in ~ both directions. this line has
Two se,Arat. routes across tn. Rocky
Mountains ssrws-a Denver ami cx'ie1-
Tickets r-1i,rS Via this route ar. syslla-
Nlc either via .ts main Eta" through 'Ss
Royai ',5rS" i.a.ytli.. over Tennessee
Pass. '.rg I:Eh :h. Canon % The Grand
E:,er and 'ilenwo9i Sp..rss. or va the
IN. "Ser Marshall Pass s-f through ;he
Black Canon 81 'hc ';vH,.s"i, thus en-
shlins Nnu % use one q t's a5o." rou; :
S>inc Arr .hc .'he- returning
TEirs % This SERIOUSLY. IL there ~eA.iy
any rsa-HH WHY yuy snuula 10. go Tho
California climate Is delightful. yo; cas-.
avoid all 'he iareers and 1iS-o-nSo-.s ~
.he Eastern winters en-, yo; can &, IN
absolute -orlcr-. ard sAss
Thr-" sri.na!'!ly es1'rp"d fast ;rains ar.
operated 70 sns froI:; n. Pacific Coast.
r.irh carry through s,arSa-l; .Is~c~.s
tAil- h-.W~sr rhicaGn. q Louis Denver
AZ. Ssn fNsnc;s-r Dining .ars .s-rv.c~
a n -sTs, 81 a.! through .rai--
Write :or 'r.r illu<'rs'~I l. Ok 's.s De-
scrtn.Ige q: ~. ZIP TO
X HOOPER
General ra,serS". and Tirkst Agent.
rs.s0-.c t--tn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
SAYS SHE MARRIED YOUNG
FOR HIS CHllOREN'S SAKE.
sod Wife llerDases WedSsag Wss
Net solasDnssso0 - LoSe A0a1s.
Rtrr'BIic SyEs iAi.

ht ~ Bisi' S!ts iAts
Boston. Mass. Dec :s-Thomas e.
YoTrx millionaire architect. rp-is'y
leader. prominent politician and former
Mayor OF Webster .:.oyes. No. whore
recent IEarr'sg" to q sister ~ his divorced
Wiz. caused such sensation. II here r:1
his hon. yYn"pr. and Incidentally Ia make
arguments for the education and ear.
II his three children.
Tia: the m.rriAge vas nOs the c,Ilm.55-
zion ~ !oyc affair 10 lin. declaration ~
Mrs yUg?g who was seen at h~r apart
nen's IT the Tour;.!r. tonight Sh. en-
Yhat.caiiy tleIsss! the statement published
II Ct;raXo 10 the effect that she w,s des-
r..sfeiv IN ior" ..fh Mr.. Young. declaring
mat the so!. reason she ha0 for marrying
hin, was that she wanted IL look after his
children.
For yesfs NJ. YoLnGs three children
fay. not had the i.-os'on and love Of q
mother declared HT, Young and when
Z realized what tne:. future careers would
b@ wthou. that tender Influence. I iInrne-
a.A,s'y scce,.e! SIR. Youag's PROPOSAL 70
bscor.ic his wife.
.cr. reason 90, being q. BOSTON 80 soon
after our :nar.iaE. is that Mr.. Young and
pish 10 make arrangements FOR the care
and education of :h~ thre. girls. They
ara Ia thorough sympathy with the FAITH.
and me. having always come 20 US sor at:-
vice on important matter
SIR. Young could no, b seen to-day.
His three children. Dorothy. aged -:
Ruth aged is and Marjorie. aged ~. are
staying aiik aunt on Huntington ave-
rue. an! are pupils IN the Brston v'io!ic
schools.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CALIFORNIA HENS MUST
LAY TO ORDER HEREAFTER
A"srtst"e Cspess ~ State C0Gs ees0sy
t@iaas 0~ 0as fSoaA . Was
tee oasgO0 W0O0Gs0R ssPOreose0.
'iET'T TILr sTDrsf.

fl-i" FTLr SIE-ISf.
hi.rh' by. cal. loo. = With visions ~
NOD --Nt.U- ,..Nirg o. cents A dozen :o-
r3E Ir--h "Sss AT t.i.s SO son a! the
scar. all ta@,-iGs~ Mistress Hen declines ~
la. Professor Ia~a. nutrition .xy~r, a.
-" state iu!..r~Icg. smile. ~ he Az
'lo'5iisa a'! S,.ua rcsuiC- % .Np~.iri-..eS ~.
= '.a3urrJrE - induce '!l- i.rI. 20 lsy
'sNn according tn programme. ir II. Al uT
a. ''.-igS Ia E"T own will
tacs" -Ns.riru~Et- ~iIi no. - s,n.,,ti..
- EEtN tH" .ui ~ Ib-.>-,ut.r hu. f.~,
la.' lcNE-~~a.s srI''t. .-n;lv u .rra,:-,r-
tfsa fHT-f tuEG t'-"'rs~B. Jz~% tal solved
-" iiH'i-fn - h"w 'o i'.'n5" hens 80 lay
Sh'n they aF> II a. unwilling -.,ol-i
Hi'E~1t, tho t.u has siN AyS d.->l..si 20
f-ss31 firg.iFifix =! tho middle -" the S,,-.,-
me-. ard Es.- continued th- process i-ito
r~Ss' -'f:t--T 's-tr.s-- or November Will.
GA -,Arla~3 ~ a i.zly hsiSEt "a .,t~
si.s-S-'
Professor ca~s t~Saa experiment.. ;Hr-~
months sk.C ard the results jf..sv s.,r
81 proving rrrut-siiy th~ h~r> rrss.Siitt-.S L
Ssrcces7ts siH To- s;.h'cyt - human con-
trai