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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
CONSUL GENERAL SAITO
ON FEDERATION OF LABOR

published aWa
Establishments
Federation of Labor supposed to be at WORK
specifically, Consul General evidently
Japanese that the purpose OF W
coming of stir trouble between the
whieh be japanese A
should be passed. Inc onsui sd
Federation Of Labor would send an
of Federation
representing himself sueh he must nave some
possible that he is here trying TO ngaa'e MN
SEND
be make money for himself IN
of sleeps clothing In case OF failure
10 work agitation order to quash
complaint
employers and state their
suspicious stranger
thew wnb bring trouble themselves"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
NEXT TRANs-M MISSISSIPPI
CONGRESS FOR COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, November 22.-
a telegram was received last night
announcing that the Mississippi
Commercial Congress, in session at
Muskogee, Okla, had voted to meet
next year in San Francisco. An invi-
tation was formally extended on be-
half of this city by the California dele
gates. The representatives of the other
coast cities agreed to cooperate with
San Francisco and by this united &C
ton the convention was swung for this
city.
The Trans Mississippi Congress is
made up of delegates from the states
swest of thel Mississippi river. who meet
annually TO discuss questions of trade
and policy for the advancement of the
west. The congress took up the ques-
ton of waterways Improvement some
years ago and has enlisted the aid OF
President Roosevelt in its proposals
1t devotes its attention to all matters
calculated to build up the west, which
are not covered by the mining ana
the irrigation congresses.
This is the first gathering which has
voted to 1nee6 in San Francisco since
the disaster of April. 1906.
The Chamber of Commerce has
pledged $4,000 to be used for the ex-
penses of the congress and much
larger sum will be raised for the en-
aertainment of the delegates. 1t is
estimated that between 5000 and 10000
llersons will visit San Francisco dur
Ing the convention.
The California Club has extended a
special invitation to the wives OF the
delegates to visit San Francisco next
year.
The dispatch telling of San Fran
cisco's selection said when the
cities were fighting for the honor OF
the next annual meeting of the con-
<yress. President LCveland, in voice
cholxed with sobs, told of his sitting
with the committee of fifty appointed
TO receive the messages of sympathy
which flashed from the corners OF the
earth TO the stricken city of San Fran
cisco on the days that followed the
great horror. and with tears in his eyes
he asked that the honor be given 10
the metropolis of the West. San Fran"
isco had won before the cheers that
answered President Loveland's speech
had died from the hail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
DUKE SAYS PAPA
SHONTs WAS EASY

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The due de
Chaulnes, whose engagement to Miss
Theodore Shonts was formally an
nounced yesterday, sailed today on
the French liner Lorraine, but will
remain in France only ten days. He
will then return and make prepara-
tions for the wedding. which is to take
place in January.
When he was asked as he stood on
the deck of the steamer If he had en-
countered much difficulty in the prose-
cution of his suit, he replied with a
shrug of his shoulders and a Partisan
gesture:
''Oh, none; eet was easy. Half an
hour with the papa and eet was all
right
Questioned as to whether he had OBJ
tained the consent of all members Of
the family, he answered, with another
shrug:
No, not ALL
When he was asked if a financial
settlement upon him had been made
when the engagement was ratified the
duke raised his eyebrows, stared calm
ly at the interviewers and then turned
on his heel and walked away rapidly
without replying.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
soUBRETTE JOINS ELLIE
FORDS.

Manager Cooley of the Elleford Com
pany announces that beginning tonight
Miss Daisy Swaybel, a clever little
souhrette slate of the KcIb & Dill
Company, will appear at the Orpheum
between the acts in singing special
ties. Miss Swaybel did not arrive in
time for the, opening performances last
week. and pending her coming Albert
Marco, who is not a member of the
company, and who applied for chance
to do speeiaIties after the company
arrived here, was put on. He viii not
appear. again, Miss Swaybel taking his
place on the program.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
WAS NOT MARU.

Z Shortly after o'clock last night the
three whistles from the electric light
plant were sounded, announcing that
the Hongkong Maru, from San Fran
cisco. had been sighted. This turned
out to be mistake. It was the big
oil steamer Porter. which has been at
Kaanapali. She discharged 1000 barrels
sof fuel oil at that port and then was
eompeiled to give up the work, on ac-
cAunt of bad weather which made 1t
dangerous to. continue. Captain Mac
Donald wired TO this city for orders
and was instructed TO return to Homo
lulu and leave the rest of his cargo
here.
When off Diamond Head the Porter
showed a blue light, the signal for a
foreign mail steamer, which led the
lighthouse keeper to believe that the
Maru was coming. The whistle was
then blown before the mistake was dis
covered. The doctors from the quar-
antine station went out, but were
forced to come back from fruitless
errand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
MATSON LINE
WOULD PURCHASE
PLANTERS LINE
After Controlling Interest---E. D. Tenney Denies
That the Proposed Deal Has Been
COnSummated

of Castle Cooke
circulation
& the nGatn Navigation
sale cosunmated SO far as know said Mr.
dknow
Matson
through
Alameda
and think that that where IL
the plans of the Matson com
onan the demand for space in that
could The new"
facilities The vessel
limited number of passengers although
with the travelling
Hlonian full lists coming and
while
thant the vessel accommodate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
DENVER WANTS SOME
Of OUR P|NEAPPLES
Denver, Colo. October %, 1907.

Denver, Colo, October %, 1907.
Mr.. J. E. Higgins, .. s. Department
of Agriculture. Honolulu. H. I.
Dear Sir: The pineapple which you
left us some time ago we held until
ripe and upon cutting found the quail
ity very fine, flavor excellent. Think
we would have no trouble in selling
them in this market if they can be
put in here at a reasonable price. I'm
doubtedly the company rates would
cut considerable figure.
When you have stock ready 20 ship
would be glad to confer with you. In
the meantime would like to hear from
you and we may be able to make
arrangements profitable and beneficial
to us both.
Thanking you in advance and await
ing your reply, we are, most respect
fully yours,
THE DONALDSON & HOWARD
COMMISSION co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
WILLIAM oLEPAU ASSAULT CASE

Inquiry of the Sheriff's department
brings out the information that there
is no intention of allowing the brutal
assault made by VIM. 6iepau upon his
little daughter to go unpunished by
default, although no specific reasons
why an arrest had not already been
made in the case were given. 1t has
been stated that politics are being
worked to shield the alleged offender,
but his arrest is assured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03

AGAINST THE
FIGHT TRUST
Ruef and Schmitz Named With Promoters of
Pugilsm for Bribery---President
Opposed to Kahn Bill
(Associated Press cablegams.)

SAN FRANCISCO December 3-The members of the San
Francisco Fight Trust the who apparently the
permits fights the former Board of
Supervisors indicted bribery Grane
Coroh Rue and Scfnitz named nine counts and
Duffy hanger-on old Supervisors named three
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
THAW TRIAL IN JANUARY.

NEW YORK December 3-The second trial of Harry K Thaw
for the murder of White has been set for January sixth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
FIFTEEN DROWNED IN CoEUR D'ALENE.

SPOKANE Washington December 3-Through the wreckng
Of small lake steamer dAene yesterday fifteen
drowned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
HAu GETS COMPUTATION OF SENTENCE

KARLSRUHE, Germany, December 3-Hau the naturalzed
of murder here has had his sentence OF death
O life Imprisonment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
KLElNSCHMIDT IS DISCHARGED.

BERKELEY 3The Grand Jury has refused to in
dict Kleinshmid claiming that the evidence presented was IN
sufficient He been discharged
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
ROOSEVELT OPPOSED TO
KAHN'S ORIENTAL BILL
CHAMPION IS
OUTCLASSED BY BURNS

LONDON December 3-Gunner Moir the British heavy
weight champion who yesterday the tenth round
by Tommy Burns champion proved be outcassed
in nearly every respect in the ring
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03

vLADIvoSTOK December 2-It is reported that Russian
mutinous escaped from Vadrvostok and
stonnd German steamer and took coal from her
VLADIVOSTOK December 2-Twenty-one nutineers have
been the gaeys and I4o have been I'M
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
CONGRESS MEETS AND
AT ONCE ADJOURNS.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-Congress met today in brief
session. Cannon again chosen for speaker
taken until tomorrow out OF respect Tor
deceased since the last session.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03

FORD TRIAL NEARING AN END.
SAN FRANCISCO 1.-The trial of TREY Ford Tor
bribery was resumed today The closed for the prosecution
Eords attorneys offered no testimony in his behalf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03
rovE1 AND RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

SAN FRANCISCO December 2,H. D. Loveland has been
ed raiIroad commissioner succeed exSupervisor Wilson,
who was forced resign.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-03

SUGAR DROPS FIVE CENTS.
NEW YORK December 2.-The price of refined 81
duced here FIVE cents.
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
MINIS SHIRTS AND FURNISHINGS.

Misses soc this sale
Mems neckwcar this sale
Mems SIoo neckNear, this gigantic sale 500
good suspenders, this sale
Mems fire dress shirts, worth and sale
Mems very fine percale shirts the latest coors,
sleeves, sold sale
Mems working shirts, worth e5c and soc each, sale
Mems Ribbed Feeced underwear, sale price
Mems havy fleeced underwear sale price
Mems Gold shirts, $500 price
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
CHILDREN'S SUITS.

Chdrens all woos, in mixtures such every
sells for $500 sale price $3.50
Chdren double breasted with
worth $4oo sale price .SIoo
Chdrel.s all suits, made by the
prominent m the country, worth
All 75c SIoo knee pants ; 10, during
TINS SAFE .59e
Cndrens Jersey all wool worth
S.
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
M E N S H o E S

Mems very fine kid and calf skin bluehcr sizes o to
worth sale price pair. $40
Mems finest patent kid and Corona blucher
$50 $50, sale price, pair %
Mems Balls all shapes worth $500 and 81 sale price
.SI2o and SI3o
Mems very shoes blucher and balls, worth $500
and So sale price pair SI6o and .SIoS
Mems finest patent leather shoes, worth $4oo and
Mems kid shoes, worth $500, sale price $500
Mems William and Kneeand shoes patent leather and
KIDD worth $500 .S28o
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
LADIES' WAISTS.
LADIES AND MISSES SHOES.

Misses shoes, and excellent shoe, worth
sale
Misses fine vc kid shoes, 3 worth
$3.50 $500, sale price Soc and $IIo
ladies SHOES, to 8, vici kid,
worth SI5o sale .oSc
Ladies shes, sizes 4 8, in vici kid Cuban heel
worth $500 and $3.50. sale $3.50 and
styles heel, regl-
Ladies fine $3.50 patent leather shoes ..Sa24
Babys soft lace shoes ......I5c
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
LADIES WEARING APPAREL

Our stock of skirts and replete with many
whh tthc self sacrifice
goods
garments will marked 25 per cent
ealry that
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24

Special Colgate's Talcunn and Cash
mere and Violet Powder, for 2sc.
Only to customer.
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
BELOW WE QUOTE FEW OF THE MANY THOUS
ANDS OF BARGAINS TO BE HAD

Pins, for ............Ic
Enlbroiders yard &c
Wire hair pins, package
Full heavy white bed spreads
Extra quality Huck towels.
SC seller unbeached muslin yard ...7c
Best calico, all colors, yard
Yard wide light percaes yard
Plaid Scotch dress gngham, yard I-2c
Imported mercerzcd French yard
Ladies wool skirting yard .23c
Plaid dress trimming
Extra q4ality ladies hose
Chidrens hose all &c
Safety pms per
...........-Ic
Ladies handkerchiefs, worth
Thousands of yards of dress prints in black, white
silver grey and indigo blue, in this gigantic sale
yards hleached domestic regular I2c value
sale Price yards ......7
Twenty yards limited o customer.
Wowcns and chi1drens fast black hosiery made
with double heel worth this sale sc
Mems SIoo neckwear, this gigantic sale .......Oc
Boys good suspenders, this sale
Mems suspendcr in this gigantic sale
Fine umbrellas, this sale
Mems good socks, in this gigantic sale
Mems good SIoo shirts this sale ....... SIC
Mems 75c shirts this sale
VaseIne bottle.
Talcum powder box
Quilt prints, fast colos... ......5
Mems 75c work shirts
A bleacled domestic
Good quality gngham, yard. .......
Pearl buttons, all dozen ..........4c
Mems good shirts and drawers this sale. 3oc
Mems coed collars all styles ........4c
Fancy toilet soaps, pieces eacn box per box
Quality towels full value sale price
Boys waists, all styles and large assortment of pat
..............
Yard wide heavy brown domestic, per yard &c
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24

lens
Mems wcrsted pants, the kind you always paid $500
for, sale price ..............-...So Soc
Mems cashmere pants, in stripes, worth S2.5o
sale pr:ce ST
Mems all wool pants in md cashmere worth
$500 eale price .SI6o
Mems vormy fine pants fall made, strictly all
WOOL worth $3.50, sale price 80
pairs pants up this sale
pants, up S575 this sale
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24

A beautiful walking skirt neatly made s25o
Ladies skirts. all the shades, sold for
less than $500 $1,000 sale
81 and .$2oS
Ladies, walking skirts, black and colors, strictly all
Ladies' inercezed Sateen Peticoats, made with hem
stitched ruffles SIoo, sale
I2345o I2345o I245oo6
Ladies in full chiffon broad cloth black and
SEQ and $50 grades .SI2oS
Ladies suits fancy plaid brown green p1aids
Ladies cloaks ard in grey black
EMBROIDERY AND LACES.
In aliw widths and designs at soc dollar. ....
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
D R E S S G o O D S

3S inch 7Johair III Navy, Black and
Garnet qnality .4oc
inch Siciian in Navy, Garnet, Brown, White and
NieS' worth o5S+-
inch Lustre Gray, White,
quality zoc
Panarnas a inch black. SIS quality
inch black Chiffon Panama quality
inch Black Panama quality
inch Broad Cloth m Tan Brown. and Back
Henrietta Black SILK warp, SI25 quality :. ...... - soc
Henrietta Black Silk SI.oo quality .
Henrietta Ian and Hello 81 inch 65c quality
SasInere, 3S inch, all wool red blue, black,
brown, and white, quality
easfhne~e 25e qu2tty .-.-......Ioc
inch Ederdawn all eolors, quality ....3c
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24

S-H-E-E-T-S.
Beached sheets, size 65c, during
SALE.
Bleachci sheets, 75c, during
Pillow rgria price sale price.
Pepere sIxoo H s sheet sI.25 quality. 8oc
New 8Ixoo sheet worth $3.50 . e. . ..........oSc
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
We have large of blankets from
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
== Commencing Wednesday, November 20 for 20 DAYS
Your Money Back Purchase-
DRY GOODS.

yards Of Calico, sale price, per yard
B1eached Domestic a. wide, sold for less
yard, yards price
yards OF Percales, fancy and plain, warranted
fast coors, worth during this sale -. :.
Unbeached Domestic, yard wide,
Pfce, per yard ..zc
$1,000 yards OF Ginghams, all color beautiful checks
sold for less than during this sale, per
yard .-.--.-.-....-.7c
Silk Finished Foulards, Embroidered Voiles and
Flaked Suitngs positively worth CSC a ayrd sale
yard
Linen Etsplines Vo1es Brillantines, Mohairs and
all and desirable values up soc, sale price
Mercerizcd Wasting in plaids, stripes figures and
coIors, qualities
-'oieS >'"-'Ne'' i5c quahty I-2c
Madras, Seersuckers and Toie Dee Norcc II 1-2c
qual'ty.--
Madras Snirtings, Chevios and Percaes I-2c
Spun Glass Innings all colors, quality . . he
Sanes Mercerzed quality -.............I3c
rope DIhestc 4.---.-
l~ohSdalc domestic 44-..
FFut DcTestlV 4i-.
Best wide Domestic Bleached ...... :. . .......Sc
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24

Special Colgate's Cashmere Bou-
qeut Sep for 19c per cake. Only
cakes to customer.
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
Special Inducements Wholesale Department to Cash Buyers

Ever " dn A N refund ~y y purchaser m ran,
@ an h he y rom @ ~ rmvA Arppy I'd Of bargain al
The Greenville times., 1907-11-24
MEMS CLOTHING.

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01

TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED:
Thought Ia Have Been Implicated in
the Cowardly Murder OF Ed
ward Manning.

Portland Mich. May %. Rolla
Bufnham and Frank Slmons. aged 10.
have been arrested IN Ionia OF sus.
picion IN connection with the murder
OF Edward Manning, the 90 yearol
restaurant man who was shot from
ambush last Wednesday night as he
was going 10 his home The young
men are known "a have been shoot.
ing on the river during the afternoon
and Burnham acknowledges owning n
l2-gauge shotgun. II Is said that Man
ming was shot with 4 gun % that size
The suspects are said 20 have been
spending considerable money IN lonia
the past few days Al the time or
the shooting II was believed that Man.
ming had not been robbed. because a
roll Of bills was found IN one pocket
hut II Is now said TINT Manning was
IN the habit OF carrying money In sew
erHl pockets.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
ITALIAN PRIESTS
ACCUSE THE POPE
Daring Open Reply 90 the Censure IT.
tered by His holiness on
Iiecent Date.

Rome. May - "A sronptof Italian
priests has issued a Nmafkablc open
letter 10 the pope, Il Is daring re-
ply 20 the censure uttered by his holi
ness IN his allocutlon OF April IL
against the most modern school Of &c
cleslastics. and II accuses the pontin
or violating the rights OF conscience
in his treatment OF Father Muri and
OF other priests.
Father MurrI was suspended from.
the priesthood for criticlzing the Watt
cans policy. The letter contends that
Roman Catholism should abandon It's
archaic position. and by recognizing
the claims Of science and democracy
regain It's hold on mankind. Ii vlndi.
Gates the right OF the young men IN
the church TO a certain amount OF M.
crty IN their work for her ana strong.
~ crlticlzes certain pontihcial ap-
Iolntments 20 high dgnitles. The
pope Is charged also with pamlyzIng
the work aud institutions OF his
predecessor The writer's OF the letter
repudlate the idea or rebellion und ap-
peal 20 the pope FOR wisdom. equity
ana clemency.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
SERIOUS REVOLT
OCCURS IN CHINA
All the civil and Military Onicials az
MOngkong Killed German
Mission Burned.

Shanghai. Nav Is A dispatch from
Swatou, province OF kwawtung.
China. says: 4 rebellion has broken
out az Mongkong, ~ the Uping dis
trict OF the Chinchu prefecture. All
the civil aud military officials at
Wongkong have been assassinatcd and
their yamens burned
Berlin, May -. According 10 dis
patches received from Shanghai. chi.
nese rioters have destroyed the
German mission station az Lien
Chow. near Pakhol The missionaries
escaped. The German gunboat Hits.
reinforced 10y twenty marines from the
gunboat TsIngtau. has left Hongkong
for Pakhoi and IL is expected that u
British gunboat will also be sent TO
that port.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
BARRETT AND HENEy CLASH
Judge Also Does Some Clashing aud
Peace IL Restored.


Did You make any effort. MIR
Blanchard. to lay this matter before
the grand jury and have Maestretti
punished FOR his crimei' pursued ne-
ney.
Attorney Barrett sprang TO his feet
I'VE object TO that question" he cried
"Maestretti is member OF this prose.
cution and
Hency jumped 10 bis feet his face
red with anger That's false. 1T.
Barrett" he shouted "and YOU Know
t."
Its not false. and when you say
Is You are falsifying.n retorted Barrett
hotly.
Mr. Barrett" said Judge Dunno. az
you interrupt counsel again like that
| will send YOU 10 JAN"
Barrett started 10 protest that he
had u right 10 be heard with bis client :
Interest, but Judge Dunno cut him
short with curt order 10 be- seated
Then Judge Dunno turned 10 Campbell
aud said: "Mr. Campbell, II you are
going TO conduct this case want you
10 DO IL alone. This court Will not sur
fer any further interference by assoc.
ate counsel. I make the same ruling
with regard 10 the prosecution. one
attorney must must speak FOR "a Il
side"
EX-Judge Falrall. OF the defense. re-.
scented the courts remarks. demand
Ing 10 know whether any Imputat,uu
was meant against himself. Judge
Dunno replied Il have made rul-
Ing. Mr. Falrall."
Then l except 10 the remarks nf
the court as being Improper" Fairall
reioined
ave challenge this juror, said lie
ney, ION the ground that the facts
themselves show that he + not IN The
proper frame Of MUD 20 a. equal jus
tice between the prosecution aud Tie
city. He concealed crime Tie
crime of eXt0ttion committed by pub.
lie Official. He made no effort 10 lay
Il before the graud jury. lie Is not
IT."
The defense resisted the challeng
and this provoked Judge Dunne 20 r.
mark. "lie T. mau personally utter
ested ln IA, city administration. The
challenge !, allowed Blanchard stood
aside
Assistant District Attorney Heuey
SAYS that " has been discovered that
the police force IS being used IN an az
tempt 10 reach prospective jurors and
witnesses IN the graft prosecution He
ney's statement was supplemented 10y
Special Agent Burns who declare 7
that Mayor Schmlfx lis using the po-
Ice department 90 gather evidence %
his behalf aud for other like Improper
purposes" The defense denied the
lmputatlon that Improper means were
being employed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-01
DE RAGLAN WAS A WOMAN
Consequently Her "wife' az Chicago
Can Have None OF Her Estate
Marriage Not Valid.

Phoenix. A. r.. May 3O--The body
OF Nlcholai de Raglan. whose sex has
been tie subject OF dispute aud litiea
ton since last December. was eX-
humed aud taken 10 an undertaking
parlOr where the facts OF the disn-
terment were made known upon the
arrival here OF Baron sehllppenbach.
the Russian consul nc Chicago. accom-.
panied by Samuel J Schacner, attof-
ney for Mrs Anna dc Raglan The
body was Ia a fine state Of presefya-
ton and the face was entirely i'm.
changed When The white casket was
opened the body was seen attlrea ~ i
woman's white robe.
Baron Schllppenbach. after Viewing
the body. said "'rhls Is the body Of
Nicholai de Raglan who was for
twelve years my secretary The re.
suit Of the Inquest establish beyond "a
doubt the Identity Of the corpse MS the
body of de Raglan. ana that the per.
son IN question was female The
effect is 10 lnyalldatc De i,aylans mar.
rIage OF u Chicago woman, and de
prive her Of amy estate She may have
left.