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ghrean oss Observation-Disclosures.

HaItim ore, II. @idr5 1907.
siIen eqron interefiirten Ferinret ipirb Dier'
NIT Nnd, ridt ertbeiIt. BAT, BET Sfabt=S noenioiir.
oe5 Baltimore Siuot4Gober bon 1903 Compile
iiiertl b~erlnnat rirb. ben erilirerbcn Hlnn uno
bic llnlidaeil fir Die 9icn. 9ituclftrnng, Y,rns
Mich bintcr t50O.glsd, Maliter.Npenne, unb
Irunt einer Got binter sirn. t5t2-f5tS, M,aI.
iier.Hpeune, nno binter Tr. f52t. VT. Npsai.
Neennc, IN oieiem Wlrcau binferIeet bat.
tiat, ilncrbnIb 30 5naeii. bonn Datum Siefer
9lnti5 an. I'M Fultimnrrr Stdotaeriht burdh
Fortified eingerei1tc Fetitior hngcpcn Su aps
peulreu.
Sarrn Il. Suuper,
9icaiitrator Der Stnbt Baltimore.
GiGrStt,fS, 25 .IpriID
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Seriammlnngs-

Ger o9inoeH 3mmeriudbrenbe 2eib. uuo
spar.Gcreiu" miro Stcnitas, Den II. Widrs, nei
slbum e. Sruitb. Nr. 403, g9plfes StraHe,
etne MISUNDERSTANDING 5rr Domination ots
Siretturliims abbaltel.
90 Wiar Gnores, Brdfiocnt.
Sie 81. Tabress%crfnmiHIulg hGs .,6ntprgitr.
3ninicriuG brenben 4cibs uuo Snn.Ycrcine oun
Baltimore" fir Die @rpIblune bon 6ebn U0)
Sirelturel fir buS l~aIie1oe Subr iinnet am
Wiuhtag, ben II; Nfdr8 1907, nm Us llbr
gbcnne, iiutt. Sn @nftraee
C70 2uuiS Mintcrnit, Scfretdr.
,Mlieearna.G trafcn 2eit. NIB Spar.9ereiu."
Sic SabressGerfurtm ,liftg obigel ScreiHs fins
oct Winutng, Den rs. Mdr3 1907 glbenos 8
ll6r, in oer p9onGreBa9aue," baltimore uno
8onosStrdbe, itntt. Nt1t erideilicnoe Diitglies
Der perbel ~geitrnft.
. :. e. Scrr,
(GS,7 10. 75,O Seiretir. +
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S~laaclIrccman Maiis.

s. itar0 ap!!. "a ggidEHb1 l997iin ,lstAsr SHo0.
Sic 4rehfaf pfs t%tfiHnecf iniS wifi @ai4tt' XII 1icnftitaaS..
eli nor spqanthTas. ihatt, .aqaIat bon elmer
llbr Norm rbRiciiusun8 ipriratfbl! 9itte feline
WIunClt, (60-TD
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sarrnu Ses staot.@csiRroiurs.

8aItimpre, II. Wtfrs 1907 +
9tlcn onrnn intccciiirten Yeriuncit piro bier.
nit gt1d) ridt crtbeilt. hnb Der Stoots1 noenieur.
luie c. hur6 Den Nbtbnitt 81 6. Nrtifcl iS,
nlentl nerIniat miro, ben erfIarenoett TIah ii,b
Die, llmIugen fir bic 9tcn.Nipelirung, pcit-
Hilaifcrnna nno Rnnbiteinbtietung Der Trivdt
Mica hiutcr 900.ylpd. observation-disclosures. nno
3rn. 230t-2303, Soitun.auenuc, in oiefem
Piireuu binterIeat hat. .s.er
Iue oaoon berilbrten Ierionen Itio beredh
tiGt. innerbdlb 30 Ia9en, bonn Sutlm biefer
giotis an. i'm 9ultimorcr Stabteeri6t our6
ihriftli6 eingerei6te Tetiticn eu9eGen ill .aps
peaireit.
Sarrn Il. Spupcr, jii
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Sarrn y. Spupct
(WtdrStt.ts,25 %. IpriI1)
9hrean Sce Observation-Disclosures.

I'd IT mote, IT. WVdt5 1907.
gneli hurnn iniereffirten Rerfniten ipirh bier
nit gtu6 ritt crtbeiIt. onB Der StaotsSnaenieut.
tpie es hurh Den Abi6niii 81. e. Irtifel As,
oeS baltimore Stuots9pher BON 1908 Compile
mcntl perInnet ,pirb. ben erflfrefhen IIan iirb
@haitcrnna unb Ranbfctnbcic#nnar Der Sriuai.
NneH hintcr f600+Slod, Wt. Mrbal.9iucnue, in
bieiemt 0iireau tinterIcat hat. Gf
pile napon bcriibrten 9crfoncn iiHo beredis
tiQt. innerbai6 30 Ia9en. ton Satliin btcfcr
9iptis on. i'm NnIiiurorer Gtabtgcridt our6
fhriftliG cineereibte' Petition huGeeen 6l aps
peairen.
Safrb' 4. Soueer. 'H
Nealiirator Der siaot Baltimore.
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Sic II q dc Ser q It r o.
pic bcs TampferS Berlin" an Der
hoa1noiiten &iiite lit, pie elrop1i.
Idle 3eitungen mittbeilen, in einenl
9rlltl Der Stclicrfette 81 iufen. Die
ii Der aiibercrocntlid %itarfen Str5-
iluilg Dem 0ruf nidt Stano belt.
Ger Sanlpfer muroc infoIgc GciIen
berumgcmoricn ullo iubr auf.
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Snuae 9amen! MadJt Gud hieie
Offcrfc az WuAr.

In nnferer electric Gnmenffnciber : Ghifent.
ed,nle. Giner bee @ortbei!r an Der @etbeiI..
alra oieter aIaie ut Der. oab S1iIerinneu
beiten. Siefe alafie piro AM 1. Sannar 1907
%sufdrimett treief. ~ Gpesiele TorIefunasn atpei
nro bref ttaldI' Die sssode. Sreenb cine ilnee
ben ipinfGf, fotie ft1 biefe Offerte au Nnsen
uiadhen. Xxx yu
SIR ipriferc Nusfunft fhreibe ODER wcnbe
man ftd an nrt. %. Saters, VI. 302. xeeit'
earatpsa.. G6s &owarbsetr. Gs76-i
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E6ilip 81. %pdtl, len.

IS itarb am 10. Wtdr5 1907 @bilip ". @oGef,
fen, in fcincrt 81. 2ebcusinbre. Die Nccrois
oltro finoet Tieuitag, Den II. Midr3, 3 lbr
gadmittaes, bon feincr }So9mi1g, 9tr. 5s2.
gSeits1ioolesS trdbe, aus nuf Der gGouoon Enrt
Cemetery" fiat. { 9eifetltHg pripatim. Ntttc.
ieine NlullIeu.. ..t COD
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Mafcriih - Fnifartig Iriccltd,.
m snsilnN POI Salnropto s fm, mo ete sates
Norihs Npemts.9nr. SSrsic aiiibcn ytn6miltoes
nm terminus. Preiic bon 9egrdbnibpidbcg
tcet f~petiell. 1eihie Vesinenlecn. 9eLephcll-
Cation 223, Sircan: Grantltt. nno YSinbfcr.
GuahS. MerLnnol groidhiire. lWlaii .tS.4&Gl
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@nltinprr Ecmctcrn.

@frcan: Srautin.2Ieg., Baltimore. II. 4prthfr.
Negrdbui6plnbc 6.m Gerfauf bon S25 an,
nit W;drmorpiuiton nboearer3t $35 - Ylnb fir
nier 8r1hcr, Srcic 9eiiutuie Der aapeIle fir
3rGuergpiteaoielitc. (Suni1G,1O
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60 ttnrtt iqr 10. lGdrj 1907 na6 fur6cr
Granfbeit lit ieiner ggobtnlq. Yr. tt2. perl.
Sarforos9loenue, YiartiR self in leiuem rs. Ses
~ -, R.,tUt.r @uiIe otr Ueri ~lurbenen Ban
line Sell, geb. 8asner. Die Brit ,Oer 9eerois
0rltQ miro ipGtcr a~nge6eiAt. C7O)
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Sic a&6lntid DE SoIfS5tQ."
iAreibt 81 Dem llniergoug ocS Gam.
piers n@crlinT. on Der hpQGnoiiden
aiiite; Gins lit auigeioaen, OoB bic
EeleGropbie I'M 5pan5igitcn So6r.
bunOcrt nod niGt criunbcn 81 iein
ihcint. GaS %llngIoublide lit Gbnt-
iod)c, DOB Ser Sdnca5ltg, Der ben
gnidlub an Sen cnGliidcn Compiler
III &oet bon &oIlonb bcritclt, cher IN
&oln iuor mo cob bic nit linn ans
&ouonO gcfommcncn Eoilngicrc Ncn
l~tntcrgonA Scr Berlin" e6er cr5Gblcn
fonntcll, oils burd 0cn SelcgropGcn
irNcllO etlpoS ilbcr ooS llngliid III
&0ln 6efon1lt ipor. Gic critic tclc0ros
pbii6c Melbullg troi IN a6ln licbel,
Stun0en nod) oen llngIiid ein. Mud
oos 9todmitto9S alsec9ebene .9(Qge-
ncclt Sonoelsblno" BON Nmiterbom
mubte nod nidts bon Dem llngliid!
Gic Spaonoer nebnlen Niles 9cntiitb,
lid.
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fir 8obSeiten, 1ltcrbaItilpaeu .nno onhcre @e'
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Ole Dor einigcr 3cit IA d)
Nnnerito ~gcfobcltcn Nodrid,ten iiber
ocn lf)led)ten @eIunobcitS5uitono oe5
Erir5en Seinridl bet @rlloer oc9
aoiiers, parcn pieocr ser refine
Shminoel. Erin5 Scinri6 mar Mittc
bis gegen Gnbe OlGr5 in Sombliro
b. 5. $, Tim iib bon elmer ilulten5o-
ortigcn &rmlfbeit 81 erbolen, lr10
bos mar if)on mad Denigen Sogeu
geideben. Ger Erin5 mod)tc tdglidL
olt6 bel Dem i6le6telten @etter,
Gl,tomobilfobrteit, madte bel icinen
&crpanbten III 0urmitoot mo i1t
Grorlbcrg 9clthc. llno bier berid).
tctcn bic 3citurgen, bob CT oil bent
icl6cn ltcbel leibc, bcnl icin &otcr
Safer Srieorid, erlcgcn lci.
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Gbriitian WiQer,

9ethenbetatter unb Giubaliamtrer,
Turoiueit.6de Sciirriun,Str. unb Wsuntfprb'ape.
Sweia: Rr. 1924, Siablaub.ape., Stsbfanbto,uu.
Widbiee Greife.
6. & g. Ybore - @oIfe 1890.
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2sidbcn6eitdtter NIB Gtnbnliamirer,
Hr. 110S uno t7t0, G~nntpn'Npenue,
nnb Sibpft.Gfc Snltintcrc.Str. nnb @ruaoiunh.
Snbrifaitcn BON ,YutentsG asfstS.
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Nm 16. T~cbruar q d) t c
Der Correspondent" cine aritif iibcr
Die pont Gollfercn5.Gomitc bcs @ins
ocSsSenut@ einberiftcte Ginmunoe.
ruias.9iu ulb iprof iid Oobin ans,
ouB OuS 8eieB cine Ecriiiloee. cine
&orooic oltf flare lnb perlt1nblid)e
8eIetgcbrung lei, obgcicben bon bcll
bosortiecn photographer, oie in oic
A Der @ia cingeidmu0gelt morocn
icicn. Cob mir rcd,t bottcn. miro
ictt, nad)Ocm Die Gill 8eiet ocluor.
Den, aus @oibington beitGtigt. GS
miro puft sort 5lWcgebcn, Dab 0us @c'
leb al llnflorbcitcn lcioc. Sic Sllri,
item oes SnubelS' nnb 0cS Sllii5sTcz
portemcrts itcdcn in GonicrenScn Die
&ppfe 5illdmmcrL llnl bc~rnlts5uflii
0cln, iuos oenn nun ci9cntlid) @eieb
lci uio iuos nid)t. "a perItuno Der
olte MoieS sic @~eiebgcberei bpd) bel.
icr. Seine Sebn Bcbptc iino fur5,
biinoig flnr utto peritGnolih.
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Gin abrungSmittel. @e .
Ict bobcn mir; Der &erfolli gef1lid).
ter Nubritn9snittcl 9cbt ober rubig
meiter. Tic Solons I'M @unocs! 2opt-
tol BADEN pcrgeIIcn, Die Mittel 81 be.
nilliaen, I'M oas 8eieb %ourd)5ufiibs
rcll. % miro MN ans Connecticut
mitgctbcilt, baB bon 1862 Mildproben
foit ollie minoeripertbig befunoen
.purocn, baB bon rs 9utterproben nlr
Srei refine Butter er9aben. Son 1t2
Eroben Olipen.Sel poren II gcfdliht
!tto II mnren nidtS meiter, ols
@allmmoliommlcn-SeI Gon SO Ero.
ben 9rotluurit cntbielten 40 @oridurc
mo 36 id)iuefelige SGure. &on GA
Eroben BON Gbofolooc entbielten 90
MaiSItarfe II. /. /. Tos 9unoesgeicb
Gcgen %cri1lid)ung bon N%obrnngS',
Bennlb- mo slr5neimitteln lit lett Nm.
lang bicic& Sobtts fp'l3rdit..i Gs
miro obcr nod, inlirttirs lbrnlf 'Tosec.
falidt. Tos 0cice lit bapl nn, nm
ilbertreten SIT lucrben.
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Ser 0ur6 sic Grploion
olti Der @rubc Hee6en pcrlria6te Sc
ionmtidoOcn lit ouf IA Miaion
Morf fcit0eicbt moroen. Snsgc-
lamrnt iinb 40 Sonlilicn nit 7S2
IngcD6ri9cn ooltcrnO 5u Dcrior9cll.
Sn Der ncucn rullti6 c II
Gunlo iin0 olld) od)tjcbn @ollcrn, bic
lpeoer lclen nod idrciber fonncn.
So miro luenigitens beri6tct. Sic
ioQtclt cine eigcnc Yortei, Die Ger
oMiuldif'S" bil0clt. ....
Ger GliGiier Hei6StogS,
G6gcorOncte Treib bat i'm Gci6stugc
iuicbcr ciulilol bcn 9lntrog gcitedt,
bic bisbcrige MISUNDERSTANDING 81
iaB-2otbringen's SIT beieittgen uno
Dem &eif)slonO Die Stellung eines
oertl6en 9ilnoesItootes 81 ertbeilen.
@runoiGtli6 fam man Ser 5oroes
rlil1g ote Seredttgllng 1ttd)t ablprCs
den, aIlcin es iteben ibr 10 pielc
SdJuicrigfeitcn cntgegen, DOB Der
Greib'i6e antrog nohl rod longc
oui Gerlpirflidung 81 porten bot.
9ic gnn3e 3cit 6icb eS,
Onb Die aus oen Gbicogocr llntcrs
SAotomtc pcrid)uunbcncn 10000
Collars ourd y@inO" III Den Yapier.
forb gcbloien por6en icien. Sect CT.
fobrcn mir n6er, Dob elmer scr 10000
Collars deine, bon ocnen Orei5ebn
Stild abbanocu gefonmen linb, IN
Der p9onf bon England" umgeictt
morOcn lit. @cnn Oicie Na6ri6t
nidIt olld cine ser fcttcn 2onooner
Gnten lit Damn oiirftc cs i6liebli6
bod nod 9eli1gclt, ser Giebc bobboft
5u lpcr6cn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26
The New MAYOR of Rome.

The election of Ernest Nathan as
mayor Of Rome is a significant indi-
cation Of the trend Of political events
in the eternal city
Mr.. Nathan was born in England and
educated at Oxford He is a Jew, a
Freemason, q liberal and a disciple
of MazZini. In America the tendency
must be to interpret his election AS
something of a protest against cleric
alism and as one of the natural eff
fects OF the aggressive campaign
against modernism"
However, without examining these
aspects of the election, it is possible
to see in the choice of such a mayor
as Mr.. Nathan the efficient modern
spirit of contemporary Italy. Mr.. Ma
than is said to be man OF great
practical talents and it is believed he
will propose and carry through needed
deforms in the municipal administers
ton. Rome is a lively modern city
full of enterprise, ambitious OF
worldly success, and travelling at
good pace along to that goal. Mr.. Ma
than is apparently the man for It's
executive head, and he will have his
hands full. He will have no time for
politics. The better for Rome.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26

by representing that her employer had
sent her to borrow it.
Appleton pulpwood manufacturers
have decided to fight the suits brought
by the American Sulphite Pulp COM
pany Of Boston against practically
every pulp manufacturer in the middle
west for alleged infringement of pat
ent The Boston company claims that
it is entitled to the exclusive rights
royalty on the cement lining used in
digesters. Local manufacturers say
that the right of the company to roy
atty is vitiated by the fact that it is
necessary to use ordinary vitrifed
brick and cement in the lining.
Rural carriers appointed are: Clear
Lake, Route 1, Swan A. Johnson, car
! lier; A. Watson, substitute. Denmark,
| Route l, George ]. Enz, carrier; John
| Teller, substitute. Depere, Route g.
William A. Coenen, carrier H; ]. Coe'
men, substitute Monticello, Route l.
Daniel J. Stair, carrier; Henry w
! Marty, substitute. Pulaski, Route l.
Edward P. Malczewski, carrier; John
Malczwski, substitute. Shell Lake
Route 3, Gustave B. Hager, carrier
Herbert Marble, substitute. Sitter
Route 9, Edward G. Mauer, carrier;
Siebrand Boom, substitute.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26
TENEMENT LAW
UNREASONABLE ACT
LEGISLATURE HAD NO INTENT
TO WORK HARDSHlPS.,
SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL
Renders Official Opinion Relieving
the Situation in Milwaukee and
Giving a Fair Interpretation to the
New Statute Made by Last Legis-
lature,
Madison, Dec. 81.

Some relief from the harsh terms
Of the tenement law passed by the
last legislature is contained in an
official opinion rendered yesterday
by Attorney General Gilbert in re-
Spouse to an inquiry made by ]. y.
Beck, commissioner OF labor and in
justrial statistics. The attorney gen
eral ho4ds that the legislature did
not intend to provide and did not in
fact provide that a property owner
could not n placing his building ap,
proach nearer than four feet OF the
lot line or the line dividing his prop
erty from that of the next contigu-
Gus owner. The purpose of the leg.
1slature, says the attorney general,
when viewed with the well estab
lished and definite rules of construc,
ton, was to require an open space
or court Of at least four feet between
dwelling or apartment buildings or
flats. II the act were to be harsh
ly or strictly interpreted and en-
forced, it would mean that an owner
would be absolutely kept away from
the lot lines as established in the
recorded plats and he could not place
a building within four feet of a lot
line even though he bought and
owned sufficient additional ground to
provide a large court or open space
all around the building. 1t would
forbid man from buying a tract OF
several plated lots and building in
the middle, Such an Interpretation,
declares the attorney general
would make the law rid culous, would
be an unconstitutional interference
with the right of the domain of the
owner in his property and would de-
stroy the act. The reasonable inter
probation, the one calculated to give
reasonable and harmonious force and
effect to all its provisions, is to In.
terpret it as setting forth the intent
and purpose of the legislature to pro.
vide against buildings being packed
together without chance for air or
sunshine to enter. On account OF
the law $350,000 of building opera,
tons were tied up in Milwaukee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26
CHICAGO,

| Mrs. Potter Palmer will entertain
Lieut.. U. 8. Grant III. and wife this
week
The young wife of Roy Wilson
killed pet bulldog when he attacked
| her husband.
Three men were found dead in a
gas filed hotel room and police started
investigation.
Judge Lands signed a bill Of excep
tons for an appeal Of the $29, 100000
/ Standard Oil fine.
Stuyvesant Fish pictured his enc
mics as ingrates in an affidavit in the
Illinois Central case.
The kidnapped child, Lillian Wulff
has been restored to her parents and
! the kidnapers locked up.
The health commissioner empha
sized the fact that the city was saving
money, but counting disease.
A new and mysterious factor in The
| Sunday saloon crusade seeks evidence
against prominent clubs in Chicago.
Judge Lands ruled that Patrick
/ Cox, the Irish peasant lad, must GO
| back to Erin to stand trial for murder
| A campaign has been started among
! clubwomen to secure a new trial for
Mrs. Ansolone, who was convicted OF
murder
y officials discussed the advisable
! ity Of submitting to a vote the propo
sitiOns for open saloons on Sunday and
| for a new city charter
The bottling plant of the Cooke
Brewing company was destroyed by
I fire and neighboring buildings were
crushed by falling walls.
Six special free dispensaries fol-
the treatment of consumption have
: been established through the activity
| Of the Chicago tuberculosis Institute
! State Senator -Broderick of Chicago
{ has sold his West Side saloon, saying
he would rather quit gracefully than
! get run over by the Sunday closing
movement
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26
FOREIGN.

Margaret, crown princess of SWe-
den, will have an important part in the
court of King Gustave.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
will pass the Christmas season quietly
at Sandringham.
Berlin's round table" scandal will
be aired in court again, Editor
Hardin's second having begin.
Testimony favorable to Gen. Stoes-
sci was given by Kuropatkin at the
courtmartial in ST. Petersburg.
Boris Sarafoff, the Bulgarian bandit
chief who kidnapped Miss Ellen H,
Stone, was slain by an assassin.
! Lord Kelvin of London, the noted
scientist, who has been i'll for some
time past, has suffered a serious re-
lapse.
At ST Petersburg, some improve
ment was noted in the condition of
Empress Alexandra. The court physi-
clans are treating the empress for
anaemia and neuralgia.
George Allen of Bradford, England,
who was one Of the three survivors of
the schooner Thomas w. Lawson,
which was capsized in Brown sound,
Scilly islands, is dead.
Alfred Stead, son of w. T. Stead,
editor Of the Review of Reviews, died
in London. He was born in 1877, and
was associated with his father in the
| publication of that journal.
|
Sunday caused losses aggregating
nearly S180,000 The Elliott Paper
| Box Manufacturing company is the
chief sufferer. The other property
burned was the WCodbine Paper com.
pany and mills.
! The Bulgarian government has sent
! note to Russia in answer to the re-
cent representations made by the Rus
is;Gn minister at Sofia with reference to
! the activity of Bulgarian bands in
Macedonia. The note denies that the
residents of the principally are partict-
Ipating in these activities.
! The arrival of the crown prince of
Corea and Marquis Ito was made the
Toxic. The prince was welcomed by
the crown prince of Japan in official
dress. Plans for the education of the
Corean prince have not yet been com
Ipleted, but they will now be arranged
| ostureou. desc hi zzz Sovd v,e-fCttt
under the direction Of the Marquis Ito
The Russian government has warned
the Chinese government that unless
Japan and China, within a reasonable
time, come to an agreement, similar to
: that embraced by the Russian-Chinese
Telegraph convention signed last Oc-
Uober, Russia will present its notifica,
ton that this convention terminates
with the year. The studied iRdiffer-
ence of the representatives of the
powers to Manchuria, shows the opera
ton Of the interalliances between
! Great Britain, Russia, France and
Japan.
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No attempt was made in New York
to test the Sunday closing law, the the
aters remaining closed, but the man
ayers hope for action by the board OF
aldermen before next Sunday.
immigration for the year ending
June 10, 1907, surpasses all previous
records.
Gov. Hughes of New York at ban
quet took a roseate view of the finan
cial situation
The public service commission fig
ured that passengers could be carried
at half the fares now charged.
Attorney General Jackson advised
Jerome to prosecute the officials of the
Hamilton bank and International Trust
company.
Five hundred persons will leave
New York city Jan. Is, to establish an
industrial colony on one of the islands
Of the south Pacific ocean.
Wall street clerks scrambled for the
new $40 gold pieces, being excited by a
rumor that the mint by mistake put
TOO much gold in the coin.
Col. John Jacob Astor is confined to
his home with a severe attack of
grippe, which threatens pneumonia.
His condition is not considered serious
After tour of the European CONT
nent in search Of health, Mrs. RATHER,
inc Tingley, one Of the leaders in the
Theosophists school, has returned to
America.
Abraham HummeI, the lawyer who is
serving a sentence for conspiracy in
the Dodge-Morse divorce case is near
death from kidney affection, according
to prison physicians. HummePs con.
dition is such that he is likely to die
at any time.
DR.. w. T. Hornaday, director of the
Bronx park zoo has returned from
Mexico. where he went to study noun
tain sheep. He says there are many
unlisted species Of sheep in Mexican
mountains. One sheep he shot meas.
ured thirty-nine inches high at the
shoulder and weighed 500 pounds.
For the first time in the history OF
The city, a man has been convicted for
attempted murder. He is Pietor
Giannone, a photographer. He was
charged with hiring Bruno Cardea to
kill Luigi Favata, that he might wed
F2vatc's wife. = avata was wounded
but recovered.