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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
SHARES GIVEN
FOR NOTHING

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Pur-
chasing Agent Newhall of the
Pennsylvania railroad testified be-
fore the interstate commerce COM
mission to holding $4,000 worth Of
coal mine shares.
Chief Ely of the motive depart
ment and Chief Clerk Puruaince
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
INACCURATE
CHAIN GANG

Chief Of Police Leroy c. Waller
will inaugurate his rock pile once
more and the first chain gang will
probably be made up of the fol-
lowing Migrants, each fined $50 and
costs by Police Judke Hinkle this
afternoon: ]. Huston, AL Blachn,
John Maloney, John Martin, Joe
Ryan.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
Think PATRICK
WILL LOSE
(Scripps News Association.)

(ScrippS News AssOciation.)
NE WYORK, May 23.-Lawyers
who have followed the Patrick
case believe that the defendant
will lose. District Attorney Jerome
impugned the Texas witness tes-
timony, who swore that Valet
Jones told them he committed per-
jury in the first trial. The medical
testimony has been directly
against Patrick.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
CONDEMN
P0L|CAMY
tScripps News Association.)

IScTlppS NEWS ASsociatiOn.)
DIES MONIES, May 23.-The
Presbyterians condemned poligamy
and favor a prohibltory amendment
to the constitution. The fight on
Vandyke's prayer book will be re-
sumed at o'clock this afternoon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
SISTER SHOT
BY BROTHER

PITTSBURG. May 23.-Cather-
inc Clutter, age 4 years, was shot
and killed at her parents home by
her brother, Wiley, age 6. The
children found an old revolver,
which the boy playfully pointed at
his sister.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23

fidavits have been obtained In Can.
yon county to the effect that pre-
1udice against the defendants ex-
sists In that county. Defendants
attorneys say this insures the Sc.
curing of change of venue. The
trials may take place at Boise.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
GOVERNMENT AGENT
ACCUSED SMUCGlER

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Secre-
tary Shaw has been advised from
Nova Scotia that special agent
Joseph T. Wheatly of the American
customs service has been arrested
and charged with being implicated
in smuggling.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23

err, still hangs fire. The matter of
confirming Mayor Daggett's APP
pointment Of Mr.. O'Shea was re-
ferred to the committee of the
whole by a motion of Councilman
Pratt and there it will stay for am
other two weeks.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23

admitted to holding coal shares
which they received without any
cash payment.
No cases Of rebates were dis
closed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
AT The BARRACKS

The Salvation Army plans to
give a large ice cream social to-
morrow at 700 Front avenue for
the benefit of the Rescue Home.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
SENATE FAvORS
ALCOHOL BILL

WASHINGTON, May 23,-The
senate finance committee author
lied favorable report on the free
alcohol bill.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
APPOINTMENT IS
STILL HELD UP

The name of Edward O'Shea
was not taken from the committee
Of the whole at last nights meet
ing Of the city council and the mat
ter of selecting a successor to F..
K. Weymouth as city commission
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23

IS ENDED
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
NEW YORK, May 23-The hear
ing of the motion for a new trial
for Albert T. Patrick ended today
by the recorder directing that the
briefs be filed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
CHANGE OF venue
i ALMOST CERTAIN
(scripps News Association. }

(scripps News Association.)
BOISE, Idaho, May 23.-F. e.
Richardson, chief counsel for the
Western Federation officials who
are charged with the murder of
Ex-Governor Steunenberg, arrived
rom Danver today. Over 800 az
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
THREE KILLED
IN BATTLE

(Scripps News Association.)
WARSAW, May 23.-Revolution-
lists and Cossacks clashed at Put
away and three were killed. Many
have been arrested
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-23
D0W|E IN BANKRUPTCY
COURT

CHCAGo May 23-Federa stipulation will be
Judse ands To-Day entered the to decide
bankruptcy n the Dowie Al 1922
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
Handeurea Pair Parade Streets.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Feb. I5-A
shaCll"d pair. one ~ them A. w Mar
tin, ~ Spring Place. Ca. and tho other
w. ". Barnes. the formers prisoner by
mutual consent. walked through tho
streets of 'ho CITY followed by curions
crowds. Thov were fastened iD Csmh
other by n section of trace Chain and
H?rn"S. In addition. wore pair ri
H"H.'C;;:S. Martin ha! gone 20 Mnun,
Pleasant. m a''"r Parr"s whom 20
accus a ~ 50 a'inG horse and hucgv
W." hal M warrant and no Indictment
had been found. hut the wanted man
agreed 'o come back The odd pair
took street car 10 ROssVillc. on the
G,oT-ia lire
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

A'h"'a. Feb. i5--Coloncl John Tenn
pie Graves has announced I'm Q card
that he will, In short time. publish
a nov daily paper In Atlanta. while he
Is not specific IN his card, n is under
s'ood that thc paper Of which Colonel
Graves will bc editor is The Georgian.
charter for which has been granted
tn >. l.. Seeley. Colonel Graves on
Tuesday resigned as editor of the
Atlanta News because ne considered
that he could not consistently contin-
ue his connection with that paDer un.
der the present management
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
THREE LOSE LIVES
IN TRAIN WRECK
Men On Wrecked Train Were
Burned To Death.
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN HURT
Passenger Tram Ran Into String OF
Box Cars that Hsd Broken Loose
FrerN Freight TraIn-wreekaSs
Was Burned.

Fcr' Scott kaus. Feb li.--St. I"ui :
end ran Francesca passenger train y,
IL. rpr'lnurd, was wr,cl,d ~ e..
lnn,huS Kan early W, ,dn'sjay morn.
Inr Harry RuUrGtr,r. OF Font Scut.
- 'NpI' - messing, /. on" passenger
and u,W>hny. names unknown. w,r"
burned 10 death.
Gcurg, WullS. the engineer. was
ladly hurt. and W + Run>an. the
fireman. Sustained broken leg.
The Passenger train ran into "A long
string of box cars that had broken
lons" from a freight train and run
Tack down on Ia The main line Tn,
entire passenger train. except the
,lC"I'r. was turned
The wrecked train was known as
~" Joplin Oklahoma express. and ran
between Alton. / T, and Fort Scott
The train, which l,f' Afton ~ :
o'ClucN Tu,-Gav night. Was madr M
of baggage, smoker and Two chair
ears
There w'r" onlY a few passenger,
~ '.c .:a:n.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
Eaeh One Was Fined.

Richmond Ind. Feb Ij.-Elgar "
Porter. ~ Liberty. Ind. accompanied
h' Mrs Edna Smith. cam" here from
Cincinnati and WAS arrested and jailod
lr pnlic" court I; was shown that
both are married. Porter having do
serted hi- wiz" and children. Mrs
Smi'N formerly resided here. hui re-
Gently has been living In Cincinnati
Porter was fined sl0 ant srnl to Jail
for 'hre. months Mrs Smith was
fn"d IA" sam" sum and sent To Jail
for two months
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17

San Francisco. Feb. i5.--Dealing IN
human skin. stripped from corpses In
hospital and college dissecting rooms.
tanned and made into purses and
articles ~ wearing apparel. Is q grew
."r,> business. said To have assumed
large proportions IN this city. Two
n"n. Nho declined tO tell their names.
called On the president of n tanning
company ~ West Berkeley recently.
and asked him IN tan some human
lin TIcy had two pieces Of cuti.
cl". each about one foot square. which
they 'aid they wanted made into slip
P'rs. The commission was declined
and thcy went elsewhere.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
Acts QueerIy.

NV Albany. Ind. Feb. i5.-GNorge
Wright. who claims Cincinnati as his
home. II /: Jail here on charge ol
insanity. The man. who was acting
II a strange manner. was taken into
custody by the police. and will he
h"ld until his ease can he investigated
II Is believed that he escaped from an
insane asN'um He can give little
Information concerning himself Mr.
Wright appears 10 be- about IS years
81 ag" He is tall and slender and Is
a''ir"i IN tho garb ~ y Iaboriny man
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
Aboard the Diana.

Nc" York. Feb. Subpoena scrv-
"rs who have been irving to locate
'"hn n Rockefeller became convinced
that 'hc oil King Is on his way tn
South America aboard the steam Yacht
Diana. chartered bv ". w. Rogers. Jr..
son ~ Mr. ROckcfeller's partner Mr..
Rockefeller T. said 10 have boarded
the yacht In Savannah. Ga Ne slIppef
away several weeks ago while servers
were searching FOR him tO summon
him to tho oil Investigation inaugur-
aicd by 'hc stat" ~ Missouri Mr..
Rog"'s Is also supposed to be ON board
the Diana.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
$4,000 men ARE
TO Be Modified
For Services In The Ancient
Empire.
IN CASE OF CHINESE UPRISING
The Navy 10 Also Active and Has D..
rected Rear Admiral Siasbee's
Squadron to Hold Itself in Read.
ness to Proceed to the Far Cast.

ChiCaeo. Feb. IA dispatch To The
Tribune from Washin.ton. u G.. say.
Thirtyoipat thousand men II tie
regular army are To be modified at
Manila for service in China IN case
OF an uprising against fnr.isnrrs Ia
the ancient empire
The war department has determined
90 send four regiments Of cavalry and
seven batteries nf artill,r, ~ the FAR
eastern islands in addition Ia l,l.
troops already ordered
The navy also il active. and has
directed Rear Admiral Sissboo', squat.
ron. consisting ~ one armprcG AMI
three protected cruisers. ~ hold itself
IN rC CadincsS To proceed IN the far east
anil reror' 10 Rear Admiral Train.
eommandihig the Asia'iC :c,'
The LlvV department also has sent
instruction to Rear Admiral Train 10
take such MEASURES as NAV seem ~
him advisable for the adequate protcC.
tion ~ Americans and their interests
Gunhua' Of tine Helena class. which
have been Undergoing rcrair> al mr.
Mia. will y" commits STONED without
further DELAY and sent - China for
use on thc Yang TSe EianC.
Rear Admiral Train has arranged
with mi, .ionarinS living IN ihc terri.
tory trav,r>"d bv Ills stream ~ hur
~ ~ certain points IN ca" ~ appr".
hensipn OF 'rnH'lc and upon ar:i,o'
they VIII be picked up by thc mcnof
var
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
A~axirg Story Brought 10 LIGHT

Ma hvillc. Feb. l5-The voluntary
bankruptcy proceedings instituted h,rn
against n" John VI Smith Lumber
COMPANY. ~ y. hvillo. have served
~ lrin" ~ l-h' an amazing story
r'"arliEg i'' manner in which some
thing lik' s'.n""o ~ accommodation pa.
per la~ boon uu' oUt anl 'Nc proceeds
r.cl J. T. a'''G,h. ~ Huat n million
hnll:r muh'r Corpo~a'ipn known rs
~" ! T. Goodman Lumber and Man.
"'ac'urinc cpm"Nnv. ~ New Orleans
\ N.h' il - p" mad" in thc courts
II r.C,>. rs. ~ prevent rhe Iuhn "
Smu. l.uW'.r Cunnany h,iug sad.
1l'A N''N ~" raNm,n' II those notes
n suc,'- -:l'l, resisted T. j. stated.
'N' pwror, viii bo in p position -
ruI'.auC hI~iu,>,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
Nea-o 70 Hang on March %.

Washington. Ga. Feb L. Richard
anderson. The confessed aSsaiianr ~
~" n'rl. '-v"aro'd daughter uf ! u
Ron.r'.. in thi- county on January &c.
Nas hrrn 'ricG ard s"r'.r""i y" h.,
hang.d March &c judge Iinli"n con
v"u"d = special ''rm for 'hc negro :
Trial since 'ic crime the negro ha Z
been confined ~ Richmond county Jail
and Was hrpuch' 20 Washington. Hc
Nll be- hold In Was hington Jail until
10 date ~ o.. cNoCution.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
Receive Wa=e Increase.

New York. Feh - In all n" 1ia
moni cutting and no'i,t''. warufac
tories n higher standard ~ waco~ is
Ia BE- granted AMI for tho frs' 'i'r" In
ten years apprentices NJ - r"c"iv"'.
under the term of q v"sr'~ agreement
signed bv comnI''oo r'rr'-0''.0r
the diamond maru'oC'nr"r- a-s""'a
tion ~ Amcr'cp. anr -" Diamond
Workers Protective union
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
,r.orma.len souen, Of Secretary.

Wa,hinEton. Fob r. Tho house has
adopted n resolution induirinG II N,
secretary ~ the treasury when tho
executed decd for the ol.
custom hons" property In New York
tO m" National CITY bank. whore tho
decd Is and In whose custody n M
been sine" - execution and why n
has never been recorded
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
RUNAWAY CnY Cot Rlrh-

T"rrc Hau'o. Ind. Feb I5.-Frank
Nrk'rwan, AGED ~. who ran away
rom ~" homo ~ his foster mother
w. Ncr'rWan. who lived NJ Mort
vernon in' vas found on a farm
- ui'r- r.'.. zero "73 'o'.rn home y,
.as irl''.'a' l-.''o wof'i - nrone-tv.
wi',H - him hv his foster mother.
.'o 5i,1 r. r. D. a-o
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-17
FIRE IN HOLD
OF STEAMER TEXAN
Tons Of Water Pumped Into
Ship,
reLIEveo VESSEL 10 NOW sArG
The Entire Cargo Of the ship Has A..
ready Been Surrendered to the Un.
GsrwTites-Captain Thinks Vessel
viii es Saved.
Will Bs Saved.

Honolulu. T.. l.. Feb. l5-At 10 D. m.
Tuesday the steamer Texan was lying
~ h,I wharf with clouds of steam and
sMohc rising from the after hatch,
and tons of water were being pump.
cd into her
The entire cargo had been surren.
dCrCd tn the underwriters.
Water from between decks. running
into the hold. Is being pumped out. but
II Is probable considerable damage
has been done TO the cargo.
Captain Lyons said that there In
absolutely no danger of the vessel
being burned. a continuation OF
pumping will probably result In the
Stacking of all the lime aboard and
then IL will be possible TO remove the
cargo.
Steam Is being forced into the com
partmcnt containing the fre by heavy
pressure. and II In expected that this
will save the hull and beams from
dama"e by heat. The smoke pouring
cut of the hatch has q strong odor OF
burning lumber. This may come from
The barrels containing che lime.
The steamer IL probably safe.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-15

groups only 179. The Dreyfus episode
played the most important part in this
elections The leaders of the National
party, all Of whom were anti-Dreyfus-
ards, were badly beaten, while the chiefs
Of the Republican party who were the
champions Of the unjustly condemned
man were everywhere victorious Some
of the most energetic defenders OF Drey
fus were elected. Among these are La
bori, Dreyfus counsel at the Rennes
court martial; Magnaud, the judge who
has expressed his belief in the triumph of
the innocently convicted man; Viviani,
who at public meetings stood up to en-
tighten public opinion; Cast, brother-in-
law Of Colonel Picquart; Brisson, Jaures,
de Pressense, and the present minister of
the interior, NJ. Clemenceau, who, in his
journalistic days, carried on an energetic
and eloquent campaign. TO Jews it is
particularly gratifying that they are
joined by M. Joseph Reinach, the histo
rian of the Dreyfus case, and his brother
Theodore, two men of whom Judaism
has every reason to be proud.
1t is interesting to note that universal
suffrage has proven on which side truth
prevails. The Dreyfus affair was made
a national issue and the friends of the
condemned man were victorious. There
is hope that he will get justice this time
and that he will be restored to his for
mer rank in the army.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-15
EDITORIAL
A Plea for
Culture

you that the Jew NM
Cu1ture self is to blame for
much Of the stigma that attaches to the
mere sordid process of his 'money-get-
ting''-that it is the Jewish money
getter'' in every community who ranks
as it's foremost citizen? In other words,
it is the Jewish commercial spirit that
puts the stamp of its unhesitating ap-
proval upon the shrewdest mind in its
midst seldom upon that Of the high
est culture, the broadcast intelligence
and the deepest humanitarianism.
The evidence Of this lies on the sur
face, and it takes no great observer to
read the object lesson which the view
point of most of our communities pre-
sents.
1t is not in the temples or in our be-
nevolences that we can find the trend.
These are all above criticism. 1t is in
the home and in the locality where the
leisure hours are spent that the congre-
gate tendency is manifest.
To illustrate what we are endeavOrlng
to demonstrate, let us take the Jewish
clubs of the land, be they located in
Denver, in New York, in Chicago or in
Kalamazoo, and fathom not alone their
purpose, but the motive that prompts
the Jewish member in joining. If we
were to summarize what the club stands
for we would draw picture of the ace
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-15
The immigration bill
which passed the
Senate last week
immigration
Bill

contains no radical or startling innova-
tions. The head tax is raised from two
to five dollars. The illiteracy clause
provides that all persons over fifteen
years of age must be able to read from
twenty to fifty words Of the Constitu-
ton of the United States, either in En-
glish or in some other language The
commissioner general of immigration is
given broad powers over the admins
tration Of the law. He is entrusted with
the formulation Of rules, the supervision
Of all immigration officials, the form Of
bonds, reports, and all matters con-
nected with the general subject. He is
permitted to send commissions to penal
and charitable institutions to get sta
tistics as to the number of aliens there,
and to institute proceedings for their de-
portation. Provision is also made for
the appointment Of physicians at the
point of embarkatiOn, to be attached to
the various American consulates.
The bill, when enacted into law, will
strengthen the weak points in the immi-
grafton law of 1908. The most important
feature Of the bill is the educational
test, which will act as needed bar
against ignorance and helplessness. Per-
sons over fifteen years of age, to be ad-
mitted, must be able to read the English
language or some other language. This
proviso will do good deal to break down
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-15
JEWISH CALENDAR.
5666-19O6.

5666-1SU0.
Sunday Jan. z Fast Of Tebet
Saturday. JAN 27. New Moon Shvat
sum Mon Feb 1926. New Moon Adar
SATURDAY. Mar 10. Fast of Esther.
observed on previous Thursday
Sun.-Mon., Mar. 11-12 Purim.
Tuesday. March 27.. New Moon Nissan
Tuesday, Apr. 10. 1st Day of PASSOVER.
Wed -Th Apr, 25- 26. .Rosh-Chodesh. [Omer)
Sunday. May 13..... .Lag-B'Omer (33d day of
Friday May 25. New Moon Swan.
"Wednesday. May 80. 1st Day of Pentecost.
Sat -Sun Jun 23-24. New Moon Tammuz
Tuesday, July 10. Fast of Tammuz.
Monday, July %. New Moon Av.
Tuesday July 31...... Fast of Av.
Tue We'd Aug 21-23. New Moon Ellul.
Thursday. Sept. 2O... New Year (5667).
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-15

Of diamonds with the dollar mark ram
pant upon it's face. The card would
stand for the purpose and the dollar
mark would represent the typical con-
versation and the joint representation
would picture the motive above referred
to. We appreciate that the viewpoint
is harsh and forbidding, but true. Nor
is it much relieved by the exceptionally
noble work that is done in the arena OF
charity, in the field Of alleviating suf-
fering, and in the still broader realm Of
uplifting the submerged Of its own race.
These tasks are such as no people is
without, and that the Jew realizes the
extent Of his duty and splendidly per-
forms it can not be cited as an excuse for
the lack of culture or Of broad intelli-
gence, or better still, for his lack Of ap-
probation Of these qualities.
The most prominent Jew in any COM
munity is, when all is said and done, the
most cultured and the most intelligent
Jew. He is the man to whom youth
should look for it's inspiration and age
for it's adjoining. His is the mind at
whose fount we can drink the clear wa
ters Of life. His is the soul in which we
can find to human degree at least, the
mirror of our ideals.
When we have promulgated who is
greatest among us, when we have put
the hallmark of our highest apprecia-
ton upon the most cultured and the
most progressive intellectually in our
midst, the world will acquiesce in our
Judgment and we will stand before men
of all creeds, not as now, to a great ex-
tent wrongfully- typical worship
pers Of Mammon-but as giving the
rightful trend to the dictum of all hu-
manity.
You say that humanity as a whole
worships at the golden shrine.
True enough. And all the more rea-
son why the world should not say that it
has taken the Jew s measure of men as
it's own-a statement made from a
Christian pulpit but few months ago.
Let us show to all the people the best
side of the Jew-the intellectual side,
the cultured side. Let us put into the
background the mere money-getter, and
put to the forefront in our battle against
prejudice the man and the woman who
stand for the highest ideals-not alone
for the deepest humanity, but for the
highest degree Of culture and an intelli-
gence that adds, through research and
through philosophy, to the sum of hu-
man knowledge.
ALFRED PATEK
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-15
General
Election
in France

is the end Of Nationalism and of anti
Semitism. Of the 58S seats the Repub-
licans hold 400 and the opposition of all
The Jewish outlook., 1906-06-15
ALFRED PATEK.

At the elections held re-
Gently tn rou G h ou t
France the old reaction
airy party was over
whelmingly defeated. 1t
NatiOna1iSm and of anti
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
HUNTER is SENTENCED.
eigamist Goes to Penitentary for
Three Years

In the Norfolk Corporation Court
yesterday Judge Hanckel sentenced
J. p. Hunter to three years in the
penitentiary.
Hunter, who married Miss Nellie
Green of this city, recently was con.
victed of bigamy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
House Committee Turns Down New
Annexation Measure.
SHARP FIGHT between DELEGATES
Patron OF Bill Designed to Prevent
Newport News From Taking in Part
Of Elizabeth City County Tits Un-
successfully With Mr.. Barrett.

Delegate lIouston's bill. designed to
prevent Newport News from annexing
any part of Elizabeth City county was
killed in the House committee on
counties. cities AMI towns yesterday.
The bill provided that territory should
not be annexed from counties of less
than forty square miles area and was
drawn and presented especially To
cover the local case
There was Il sharp fight in the com
mitiec room. MIR. Houston urging the
passage of the bill and Delegate Bar.
rctt opposing.
AS it was apparent that the issue
was solely between Newport News and
Elizabeth City county, no outside in
tcrest WAS cvinccd and MI Barrett
won Il victory in short oi,cr
This city is preparing 10 take steps
towards anncXng certain parts of
Warwi ck and Elizabeth City counties
and the Elizabeth City delegate was
trying to head off the movement as
Tar rs his county was concerned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
EMPEROR WILLIAMS SON
h1ARRIES OUTCHEsS SOPHIE
lncessant Fall of Rain While the
Ceremony is Being Performed
in Royal Chapel.

BERLIN. GERMANY, Feb. 81
Duchess Sophie Charlotte of Olden
burg, daughter of the reigning Grand
Duke of Oldenburg. by his first mar
riage with Princess Elizabeth, of Prus-
STA, and Prince Eitel Frederick. the
second son OF the Emperor and En-
press, were married at o'clock this
afternoon in the chapel of the palace
by the court chaplain, DR.. Dryander.
Rain was falling on the chapel
dome, but the inside was lit by hun
dreds Of candles, showing the hand.
some costumes or uniforms of about
800 persons belonging to the royal
families of Germany or the principal
nobility, the cabinet ministers and
many generals and admirals. Ambas.
sador Tower and Mrs. Tower we're
present
The civil ceremony had previously
taken place in the presence of the
imperial family alone, in the electors
chambr. while the other guests were
gathering in the chapel The Empress
placed the princess crown, of green
velvet and diamonds, and wreath of
fresh myrtle on the head of the
Princess. Her majesty. who also
wore wreath of myrtle and the
bride were dressed in pearl white silk.
The train of the bride, which was
four yards In length was embroider.
ed with silver roses.