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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Sfopeaaro Concert 60.

ON S%fobaoaro Concert Cos Sp'
trnben | @m Claire, @is., Srebas
Den 13be Oft. ffriper "Geform":
9e iom fom fit en- arinitnpoeIie al
lite Stang. Sc Sptr9benbe bsitebt
ct ftbligt 8ifalb % befsrneoe belts
meb flere ertranummere.
programmed par iammeniat al H.
Dig &unit % oelgisrenbe frit for 81
feftioseri. Oct lit pgIaa en- uonGr'
fet ~ltofereIie at fatntIige Se Sptra'
oenoe.
Sioliniiten Sfppgaaro er en- Ipar.
bpgset Manb men en- eanife feitet Sp,
tr9Sen men raar ban faar fin gtolir
/ 8oittion og faar iamlet fine itort
2emmer, iaa bill MAJ, bsre ct Sore
Drag, iom faa fan prpitere Woge til,
baaret, iom oct er, Of en- meiterIig Eef,
nif og en- parrt os poeI Gone. Ole
Bulls a~opIioeIiee oe tinise ufor
lisnelige "Spterientens Ssnoag".
@riegs "SoIpeigs Gang" og bans
egen &ompoiition: "Sereoans" inn,
tes at brinee BAN melt | 8ontaft mel
gnbIifum.
@leonore Slion erobreoe fulSit9n'
Dig Silbsrernes Sierter, ga Def len
paa Slutten al PROGRAMMED, meb eI
Bar irife Sange pg ben pafre "Ru
Iaf for alt ira pi bar iulaa." Com
@rtronltnmer lang bun "@g ier BEG
1T for 8Iusiin" %, ba bum enbnu en-
gang blep fremfaIot: "Sla, Ola, min
eigien Snge". Get iaa itpst no til
at blipe fire Sremfalbelier. Sun bap.
be iunget iparere Rlimere for, bpol
beubes meetige Alto fom mere til
lin Ret; men bet bar aaigeoel De
friife % parnne Sorebrag | bisie nor
ife Smaaiange, iom bar benbe bebi
frem.
Wobtag 8arslet, Rorai Oh bol
Ser oct "Seiam", iom bill aabne Siel
BET for big operalt | NorbpeIten.
apropo8! Miis SIion er Ell norif
amerifanif San9erinbe. Sun err fpo
og oporaget ret Der t 2anoet. 8t bal
lad ti6t beflaget, at Ri / fulturel Sen
ieenSe fan oppiie iau Tibet. Ssrit
oen iibIte Sib err bun bleoen "opSa
get" - ii aar eler ioa ienere, Ell
man tneo &ineliabeb fun6e oentet bet
81 bar Iogt neiesrtS for mango int
porterebe minbre gegaoeIier / bel
Sio.
9ep Ipenifc EtaniItinoe GbriItin
RiI8ion biSrog life minoit til at gisr
aoncerten bellpffet. Senbes ittIntlO
Iffcmpagnement 90 iipr benbes 10
fsrelie al @ricas TrpIloium bragt
benoc porm Splbeit.
Sfoogaaro Concert So. TfaI no pnt
Sourne / Better og De gap i'm terltt
| aoncert her. 8i baaber, at De pt
giue oen IfanoinopiIfe Guiif Ell frenl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
gtitupt8.

gctaI! SsieIteretS0ommer Seem
baum i Slinois osmte oen 17be Of
tober SSoiepb Better / Chicago til at
inbfri cit "promiiorp note" pna SOL,
707, iom ban | 1898 9ap 8iaiam
S. 3eIler, ba BAN forisate at oanne
ct Sisrne | Soeoe. Setter nnoIlog
iig for at betale, foroi bans 90 Gel.
lers SoeoeipefuIatior ifslge 2obcne
/ Saiont8 bar 9srSipil, % 8ielo,
iom itiftes oerpeo, fan life inobrioes.
9u Gommett falot, erflGreoe bans
Sagfgrere, at BEN oil blioe a~ppeaeret.
S~pcrippmmelic. llpeiret, .iom poe.
Ingoe 8pen Sprento iioite llge, blen
til ct Sfpbruo heo alton o. ooeriosm.
meoe 9peft. SHtet WenneifeIiu git
tabt, men 8pens 8aber bar ifum'
meltoe Strstnme. 2atbsbpen 8ruf-
ton blep oeion operioemmet. 81 Oetl
norbenior Ilton bar Sernbanen ifpt'
let pGf, 90 ct Gbicaass Georia & ct.
9ouis Sraettog renote, ubooer en-
Sfrnoning og neo / en- @rsft meo
Ter SOB @anO. acknowledgement,
Sprbeberen oa 9renrieren rebbeoe Jig
peb at ipsmme. Slere 2anoitrpggere,
iom fuIete me0 Soget, er antagelig
brufneoe. ct. Souls bopoe ct forfpr-
oeIigt Eorocrbeir, pg Oct lope 2ano
neoenfor Ct. 2oltiS bar iaa operipsm'
met, Of BoIitiet maotte reobe Soft fra
Sustagene, bpor DC bapoe is9t I'll
iliI9t MOB Slommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
apaTbiuptnu.

Gia Nattismanb. Stenhuagcr @iI.
liam @ilipn bsbe | @elingbnm | for
rise llse / inttige aoar; men Oa hans
efterIasenifab togeS i SieigH, oeoa.
aebe man ct Seitamente, boori Ell
9rcr, font npIig Ssoe / Geru, 9au
bam 100000, Scr Itoo % penteoe
poa BAN / en- 8anf i 9terp Yorf. Bro
oeren i%eitmncutereoe bam oeiaa
@rumoeienbom til en- gGroi al $500
900. Gn anben @ror. Tom boebe i
Srlano % ubgap 9eIfait "Worniug
GepS" eiterIoS BAN 100000, iom IL
eeIeoes itaar / Retp gorf. aiosoc
@iliam gSiIion bar Ell S9rIins %
bible aIbris giue SpIpsniuser ON line
private Sorbolo. San iagSe, at ban
oItio bapSe pGret Samiliens Spnoe'
b,sf,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
5fin1trTnto.

Rs Sane BaatGHtt. Get bar ofte
rpret poa Gale at br8Br en- eIertriit
@aue fgSoper ira 8iuoua, % III ct
fer en- IN 8Iau, iom ipnes al tuNnc
r~raliiereS. Get er 5aufen at 6tpGe
Ell eIcftriit 9ane ira @iuouo til IRA,
fon Gin, Soma. Tom IfaI gaa sieu.
rem Preston, 2anesboro % ancrc
Smadbper / isnSre Wirneicta 90
rorAige Sorpa. &c, ION fe~ycitaag
groiettet bar oPret omfring
Smdobperne for at iiHoe no, bptrIe,
les 8prretuiHssmGnS pna oisie Stc'
Der ier paa Sager, % be bar msSt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

trpoeioe gldbs pao tit Rrogram. Sc
nil oa fna en- Misiion at rofsre peo
Siben Of ben at aibe 5oH en- lite
Ronss annitnpoeIie. 81 bar pGret
bieuisst at faa mango Saroanser.
ipiIiemanb. 2no os Der | lloIGnoig.
beoen faa itifte 9~efienotifab neo bore
IfanoinoOiife Meitre eierinen SfoD.
gaaro Concert 60. Get piI pirfe for.
polen6e o. brin8e @auiIelanoene | BOT
&nrs babe blauot os o. gmerifa.
iierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

"Gecorob Goiten" Dor fsr meSbe!t
ON Seter auNcrions S~orioinoen ira
Smegnen Of 2aopimitb, @is. SroSs
cnersiif @iterieaelie er oct life Ipffe'
oes at fomme paa Spor efter bam.
Sans Suitru % imaa Born Ieoer alene
/ Sfopen % or. iom rimelig fan pGre.
meset befpmret / anIeoning al Non'
oenS og 6ooerens pIubielige Bort
blioen. Ter err 700 Dollars 8ante'
bejtelie / gienSommen. anoericn par
isbt / SeIiingsr % fom til arnerifc
i 1889. 9i er bIepen tilierbt ooel'
itaaenoe SiGebe al Ytr. anoerion til
SffeHiIiggisreIie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Ohio.

Gn pistis Sjeubclie for oGe, iout
bar 2iososiltranee / bentmelige Gel
ifaber, afgaucS forleoen Dag al Sbios
Spieiteret. @ilim s. !Serlpig til.
berte Incient Sroer Of llniteb 8orf.
men 2o8en / 9oun8stown og baobe
50. 900 2ip8n$iurance / Srbenen. 20
Mar efterat ban banbe toget Isiu.
ronccu, begif bou Selnmorb, og Or.
oenen negteSe Oerfor at betoIe asiu'
ral1een. Ibminiitratoren for Ser
piss 30 iugio0te Sroenen % lit Jig /
arehsretteu tilfienbt oct fuIbe BE.
lob. Soqcn bIcp appelIeret til Spie'
Iteret, iom MI bar ItaOiGitet timber.
rettenS Iom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

'SBofefsougsboS" tr IN. meaet trteresfdnt
IibrR 8oe. 5iI nGften bier ere'te DAG I aaret
firoer ri SeoIeIsoaaeu % SsbfeIsaaret for en-
cncr 70 rauuaietre Wt9ro % en- Gel f%adbunne
apiRSer ira Glore 90 rr"-- 1iS. De uoea!ete
Tom meobeIcs til Soer Dag, er en- reH Sub"
CRUDE for gisoonlsorS % fuuoe Sitttsbeoer.
>. OIfen. ct. Gnsadr. aofpa-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
3lpr6 pukotu.

GS. gnrflanS, en- ing 0Sano, ION
6reSag i iorrige ll9e itiaI Ell De-
alqber % @lii6itas for $500 ira
9etcrions @utif | Wooreton. er,
fienSte iig iieite SnsSas ifeISis
8pperiet % bsmtes III fire aar
Sta.siGngilet. San bap5e itrag iisr'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Anundsen
DEBORAH, Iowa.

.7ea bar mpDiaset TFDlrIsoasscpsen, Tor punrrN
lea Ratr DEN htertelis Eat. Sec Tan mso 1lrOe an'
bsiaIe ben til enbSer SaHtIis; ben ct baaos tHtsS
esiant % en- grpo for stbuert GUS.
Is. 8. Glitch Siafts. Mlnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

9erts Tile SSbicEscassbos bar leg rnootaset %
fscr 9em Saa mango Tat. Sts oil rneo SIroe anoe'
faIr ben til ,ubusr SamiIis. Tom snfer en- npttts %
cob ItOsu RrGmisbOs mcO ~9srurab'G asT-.
o. o. SCI glaf Sammer, TainH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

TpfeIsbassbuasu muhtaaet o. aicnHenfess H'ss
snteresIs. 9cns uSRpr o. 5nOhoIe sr uourrist i
fit efass. Sts ptIOs lite mite ben for nossn gris.
Bare bsrneo BOssn paa bet beoEe ~aabsfatst o.
birteIts 9af.
u. n. Q]fftroabL Cation. q. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

GsoItIsoausbrssn bar lea n~rcotaBet % Tea rWsr ben
uemurtst guot. Sea trOr, bet .r ben beoitt &rTrtte'
boo, Ies euSuu bar flaet nab BIaOet. % leg Tan trpgs
aHbeFaIs BEN til ane.
aIfreS Gtfo u. GsTfug. gts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
lumEo GRAIN CLEANER
Rio T0masopo
Sugar Co., Mexico.

Sette aompaai eier 5000 gcres 2ano, Tom Tiaaer
pse Wfgtfar &easral s3ernbanen. RIautaaet IT be-
ltagfnct ct a. Dc i~ntuffefte Etrgg af sRerirp, o. fnH
l27 Whl fra ben ifpre 5dnrpico Sapr. Diantaaens
meb Sitb.
7stte sr life bare ct ~Grperiment~; tbi bet e. en-
aanlHel YlantaSe, iom bieu fIebt az en- Rerlf lner, Der
naube burfet ben t0 liar. Ia ban beoe rtIoe efts
frnen fGiae % Yptte til gisrtrp @itu, ca iaalshss bar
bet altiaa al ben tom | SGRperue pda Be uup rrtnbe
0iere. Ser CT IT 8annf 10 paa Hlanta1en pna poer
1000 setes araft, buffet formin0frr ilbaiiterne bes
tnpeliat. Ser rnbss paa p~;anidaen ia 600 aafstrver.
1860 Grange Tr1er, IS ddr q mic. 5000 s3ana atrqer.
besHoen auIes bel en- gfasie Su3ar Gam, aorn, ga
6nbber 5r9er oorer Gtppene. NRuu bar paiaa laat
fe eftsr Rpsgaol. ps en- gasirmgle tRafes spisrt.
&c fsrfte Epuos fpIates for sos 90; ben u0fe gonb
isiue i'll 5000 [. o, ben lite Rppember Nal Erifen
lprhsIes til Sia5 90 fpr Inert Spnb. Nm CT nIiinn
otoenpe nm Iaret. % uaar ben npe 5000 Dollars
Snaar Gam Hiele bin faroig pit 9tptoenoen bltue
%betroslil ftsrre. Wanta9en beftpres al peperbetttae
Nnno, % aftieeterne ienotr hsert War en- Sntpeftor
III 9iantagsn. icut beretter huprleoes bet belle bripes.
Fetts er ct abiolut itffert 5uretassnpe. % leg raaper
mine sauesrnrnot I'll at flebe en- eIer Here altier.
Deen Tan ftsbe for tpntaut eler paa muenebIia aibes
falling. aftterne fofter Ru $io0.u0; men ben lite 9tua
bember bIir be sis5 90.
bet belle.
@l.m itts at ftee, at Sc iaa bette gO,rtiskmtnt I
"3eeprohsBoften."
A. III. ALLEN, Red Wing, MINI.
Raadgivende Medlem : Of : Board OF Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
WHAT DR., VILE
SAYS OF MOLOKAI
DESCRIBES IN THE WASHINGTON
POST THE NEED OF SCIENTIFIC
STUDY OF THE DISEASE.

The Washington Post of January 20
contains the following:
DR.. William c. Vile of Danbury,
Conn, who is at the New Willard, is
not only one of the leading scientists
of the country, but he has achieved
special prominence by reason of his
Investigations of that dread disease,
leprosy, i'm pursuance of which he has
spent a great deal of time of late in
the leper settlements of Hawaii.
THE unfortunate victims of the lep-
err colony on the Island of Molokai,'
said DR.. Vile. nov number about LOO
They are well cared for, and have
everything done for them that can allie
viate their pitiable plight. The thing
that now remains to be done is for
our government to establish there a
archaeological laboratory for the syste-
matte study of leprosy, which is "A dis
ease that has thus far baftled science,
and with which we are impotent to
cope. From the period of infection,
which occupies about two years, the
leprous patient may have his existence
prolonged from four to six years, rare
ly longer than the latter period. Gu
riously enough the faint of leprosy is
not always transmitted; a child of a
leprous father and an unaffected moth
er may grow up in good health.
"One noteworthy feature of the
colony is the heroism often displayed
by non-leprous husbands. who go to
dwell in the disease-stricken settlement
to be by the side of a wife who is
marked for oath; and of as equally
devoted wives, who take the same
risks. Indeed, / think the number of
women W o do this unselhsh deed is
greater than in the case of men"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
JOLLY DANCE
FOR THE FIST
HONOLULU SOCIETY TURNS OUT
TO MEET THE OFFICERS OF THE
REGIMENT AT THE HAWAIIAN.

Quite one of the jolliest functions Of
the season was the dance and band
concert given at the Royal Hawaiian
hotel last evening in honor of the 2lst
Regiment which is at present proceed
ing to Manila. The concert was pro-
vided by the famous band of the 21st
and the music for the dance was sup
piled by SolomOn's quintette club.
Apart from the people who took part
in the dancing there was a large
gathering in the grounds of the hotel
enjoyed The 21st makes a speciality
of its singing and the rendition of my
Own United States" and Soldiers"
were among the numbers particularly
appreciated.
The dance itself was also delightful
The full stretch of the Eva lanai and
the dining room was used the Waikiki
being utilized as a sitting out place for
those disinclined to taking part in the
more vigorous form Of exercise.
The red carnation being the regimen
tai flower many of the ladies present
wore the flower while among the many
officers present there were quite a num-
Der decorated with red leis.
Fred Church, manager of the Ha-
waiian, with Mrs. Church gave din-
ner before the dance their guests be-
ing Prince and Princess Kawananakoa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Deering, Mr.. and Mrs.
Halves, Miss Sargent and Miss Giffard.
and Colonel Williams.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
BISHOP & co.
BANKERS
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Transact business in all departments
Of mixing.
Collections car fully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters
of Credit issued on the Bank of
California and N. M. ROthschiIds &
Sons, London.
Correspondents for the American
Express Company, and ThOs. Cook
& Son.
Interest allowed on term and Savings
Bank Deposits.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees. collect Rents and
Dividends.
Safety Deposit Vault.
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT, 92S
Bethel treet
Auditors and Trultees in Bankruptcy
Books examined and reported on.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT., 924
thel Street.
Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, Acct
dent and Employers Liability Insur-
ance Companies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
THE AUCTION p1rFFRR.

However, the auction puffer has ex-
listed since the beginning of time, if
auctions started that early and will
be at it as long as auctions last.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
M ArII.n.s, ANTI-I ~ pI1I.s

are cheap, con 'enient. certain and
harmless. Cheap, as one dose is usual
ly sufficient to relieve the pain. Con-
venient, being little tablets, that you
can always carry and take as you
would a lozenge. Certain because they
cure by soothing the irritated nerves.
Harmless, as they contain no harmful
drugs. 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold in
bulk.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
NINE, MELBAS HUSBANDA CATTLE RAISER
MANY YEARS THE PRIMA DONNA AND HER HUSBAND SEP
ARATED AND HE WENT INTO SOUTHERN OREGON AND START
ED A CATTLE RANCti-A son WENT WITH THE FATHER AND
HAS JUST LEARNED or HIS MOTHER

Guilt
Australian with
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
TEMPERANCE RALLY.

There will be a big Temperance rally
at the M. e. Church next Sunday even
ing at 1880 r. II. Trent will preside
and Senator Dickey, Attorney With
ington and other prominent citizens
will address the meeting on various
aspects Of the temperance question.
There will be special singing for the
occasion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
LOOKS THAT WAY.

Now that the dangerous holiday sea-
son is a thing of the past it will be
safe to say that the manufacturers OF
Christmas neckties choose their pat
terms with the view Of making some
thing women will buy rather than
something men can wear
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
DID PAUL MORTON PRY.

Possibly the president had Paul Nor
ton following the rail I'D business all
the time so that he might discover their
inner workings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
CUTTING DOWN NAVY MONEY.

It remains 10 be seen whether what is
saved at the naval appropriation spi-
got does not run out at the river and
harbor appropriation bunghole.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
DOGS AY COMING.

The Vienna branch of the society
with t. long name is selling donkeys
at very low prices to people who have
used dogs to draw carts. 1t is hoped
in this way to put an end to the use
of dogs as beasts of burden.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10

JUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
THE
LIMITED.

Incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-10
so SLEEPY.

Some men wake up and find them
selves famous, but the majority over
sleep.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-19
Asked for a "Show-Dowu.n

However that may be. the woman OBJ
jected to dfsposing OF any of her money
In that way. Even when marrying a
marquis she said Il was not usual 10
make settlements on his friends. Then
in stepped the marquis solicitor with
The request that she should show what
securities she possessed She damurred
again, probably realizing that she could
- .I-:... irs.,1isss
are quoted in the matrimonial market
The solicitor departed with his curiosity
unSatfsf1ed and n rather dismal lunch
con party followed at which the mar
1quis, 1t is ayerred, despite his coronet
and his thirty-eight years, shed tears.
Probably she would have landed him If
she had been left TO manage him alone.
but the man of the law had had his
suspicious aroused and started an inves-
tigation at Somerset House where wills
and other things that reveal peoples
pedigrees and inheritances are filed The
result was the Marquis OF Tewnshend
broke off the engagement before the
eleven days were up. And TO soiace her
self for the loss Of a coronet Mrs. Shelf
Aeld sought heavy peeuniary damages
BY 8 breach ok promise susS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-19
Has Famous Ancestors.

He is a palefaced, Misunderstanding
man, who gives no promise of ever
amounting to anything, but he can
these distinguished himself in the fight
against the Spanish Armada. another
a. Cadiz; another was one of the twelve
delegates sent TO request Charles II to
return to England. Yet another served
at Dettingen. Fontenoy, and Culloden;
took over the command at Quebec after
the death of Wolfe, and later became
Viceroy of Ireland To another an
cestor- belongs the distinction of hav-
ing first introduced the turnip into this
country.
His Norfolk seat, Raynhain Hail. in
one of the finest in the country. and
it rejoices in an extremely wen-autheu-
ticated ghost. This is the apparition
of Lady Dorothy Walpole, second wife
Of the viscount who fou;,ished late In
the eighteenth century Her marital
life was such an unhappy one that she
lost her reason. and was confined in an
upper story at Raynham. Her an
pearance is said to herald death
either in the Townshend or waIpols
family.
With the lesson ne has learned it may
be assumed that the marquis will hence
forth heed Sam Weller's advice and
night Shy OF widows OF every descrip-
lon- he may try to capture an Amer
fan heiress- He needs a LOT OF money
III. o,oa-+,.-I = ----------7-@-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-19
On the Verge of Success.

One can well imagine that those eleven
days were the most anxious ones of her
me- She had played her cards with
consummate skill. As the Marchioness
OF Townshend her position would be as
sufed, and with the record In Burke, s
Peerage to sustain her pretensions of
birth there could be little danger that
anyone would ever discover-what the
marquis lawyers declare they were pre-
pared to prove-that her mother was a
domestic servant and her father a
saloon keeper.
But marriages IN high life rsuaI,v IN
voiVe monetary settlements. and tha
marquis apparently was more eapa- -
md out how much he was MARRYING
snah just Whom he was marrying. Ac-
coralhg 10 the widows counsel, it was
onty Few Gays after their mutual VOWS
OF anection had been exchanged that he
proacheo the cash question TO his be-
trothed. lie told her that he could make
no settlement upon her. as his titles con-
stituted his chief assets, but that She
would be assured of a jointure of 81 500
a year at his death. Then he wanted to
KNOW how much she was prepared to
shell out
he made the extraordinary PROPOSE
ton. Mrs. Sheff1e1d's lawyer aeclaras
that she should settle $4,000 on the Rev.
Arthur Gerard Robins, his private score
fary, and s50oo0 on Mr. Robins twelve
year-old boy. There is some mystery
here which the collapse of the case pre-
vented inquiry into. Noblemen-espee
laly impecunious ones-are not USUALLY
sohcftous about the financial future of
their private secretaries 1t was through
Mr., Robins that the marquis met the
supposed widow and it has been plaus-
IDLY suggested that the money which II
was proposed should be settled on him
and his boy represented the commission
for which he had stipulated in the event
OF marriage taking place.
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Perilous Situation of Two Hunters. From
Which They Were Rescued in the
Nick of Time by Badly
Frightened Animal.
Frightened Animal.
Bemidji. Mimi. March


Bemidji Mimi, March IL
IN R1FTING swiftly to the brink
Of roaring cataract, and
with death on the Jagged rocks
below seemingly imminent, two
hunters on the Big Fork river We're
saved few days ago by an almost
miraculous interposition of Providence.
IN the form OF a wild moose, whose
strong antlers dragged them to safety.
f. L. Naylor, of this place, and A.
ID. Greedy. Of Campbell township, Itasca
county, editor of the local paper. are
slowly recovering from the effects of
fourteen hours exposure In small
row-boat, and the mental anguish which
they suffered during the dark hours Of
long night, when their lives hung on
a small rope, fastened 10 a wild beast.
Each OF the men has a homestead on
the Big Fork river. Mr.. GreeIy's home
is at Great Falls, while that OF Mr..
MAYOR is eight miles I'D the river.
There Is no railroad within seventy
miles OF Great Falls, which consists Of
postofhce, store. and a small saw
MILL
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4 Sheffield II


All the statements that have been
made with regard to her marriage. her
connections. her birth and her property
end, said the counsel for the marquis,
after the widow - lawyer had made the
startling announcement that he would
proceed no further with the case
Society viii hear no more of Mrs.
Sheffield Even the fas est of the fast
set will close their DORIS against her.
She is remarkably clever, but bring
ing the breach of promise suit was a
fatal mistake It led to her being found
out She will never get a chance to
play the matrimonial game for high
stakes again. But il she could be In
duced to write the true story OF her
life it would have a great sale
The Marquis of Townshend, although
he owns some 5000 acres. is one OF
the most iE1pecunious membe.s Of the
British peerag1 He succeeded to the
title on his fathers death in 1899. The
estate had been heavily mortaged, and
two years before that the mortga ges
for a loan of $1,000 foreclosed, and a
receiver was appointed for his estate
Last year he obtained permission to
sell some of his ancestors portraits
and other family heirlooms valued In
all at 100000, that he might raise money
enough to sustain his title with some
then stated that his income was only
81. 0e0-just half what the official receiv-
er of his property was paid.