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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-03
News From Surrounding Towns

from the co-educati0n of the sexes. It
Is productive of better results both
as TO book knowledge. habits and man.
ners Of polite society. The conversa-
ton drifted out along the line of
training for all departments in our
schools.
Mrs. Rachel Evans and Miss Lula
Hinkle visited at Cambridge City yes.
terday.
G. A. Borders went to Laporte yes
terday To attend the funeral of his
late daughter.in-law, Mrs. William
Borders.
Delmar GrifFith writes from the
boys reform school at Plainfield that
he has been given work In the ON
GERS Kitchen"
Albert Wilson was here from Dodd.
ridge to visit relatives yesterday.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND,

Cambridge City. Feb. 3.-Harry
Hall has resumed his work in the
Hall Mercantile company after some
time spent in the west.
j. L. McDaniels has been quite sick
the past few days suffering from neu-
ralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hosea (nee Miss
Edna Fink have gone to housekeep.
ing In the Jones Drury property south
Of the railroad.
The Misses Ethel and Hazel
Bertsch spent Wednesday in Indian
apolis.
Mrs. Alvin Harmed was in Rich
mond the first of the week ON ac-
count OF the illness OF her niece, Mrs.
Charles Daub.
Eugene Green Of Chicago IL spend
ing few days with his grandmother,
Mrs. Hughes and son. Robert.
Mrs. Joe Munchoff Of Anderson is
in Cambridge City assisting in the
care of her mother. Mrs. Theodore
Fronaphcl, who remains III = critical
condition.
HI. b. Beard went to Indianapolfs
"Wednesday morning to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton BEARD Of Chicago with
the remains Of their little daughter,
which were bro0ght to Cambridge
City for interment.
Mrs.. w. H. Doney, Mrs. Sue Bow.
man Of this city. and Mrs. Harry
Hr1dWay ~ DoblIl Spsat wednesday
u fassS~m0stA $3.50 49, Il fsp.~s SuD.x..eA 81
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FOR RENT

According to present indications the
Initial run over the reconstructed
lines of the p. C. C. & st. L. will be
made the 9Th of August.
Miss Laura Huddleston will go to
Tonganoxie, Kan. this week for an
indefinite visit with relatives.
A number of young people from
this CITY will go to Milton Friday eve
ming to attend dancing party to be
given by the Twentieth Century club
at that place.
G. L. Linglade of Connersville tran
sacted business in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell has returned
to her home in Knightstown after a
visit with Mrs. Ophelia Shuts.
George Stombaugh. ST., has gone to
Spiceland. to take treatment at the
sanitarium.
Attorney A. r. Feemster spent
Tuesday in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Jacob Myers has returned af-
ter a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Herman verborg at Anderson.
Mrs. A. G. Martx has returned after
a visit at her old home, Oaktown
near the Belleview mines. While gone
she attended house party given by
Mrs. Charles Doak in her honor. Mrs.
Doaks will be remembered as Miss
Pearl Higgins, former trimmer for
Mrs. Emma Pritchard.
Harry Hobbs will attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Rella Bartlett and DIR.
Walter Harvey of Philadelphia, at the
home OF the BRIDGES parents, DIR. and
Mrs. Bartlett of Lewisville this even
ing.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hosea Tuesday
evening by the young people Of the
st. Elzabeth's church. The young
couple were presented with rocking
chair, a beautiful lamp, and other use
full gifts. During the evening which
was most pleasantly spent refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. HI. B. Boyd spent Tuesday eve
ming with friends in Lewisville.
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MILTON, IND.

Milton. Ind. Feb. 3.-Mr. and Mrs
Benjamin Whitley OF north Of Fort
Wayne. are visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Clingman and Mrs. Anna NJ.
Whitley. west OF town.
Mrs. George Murley has been sick
with neuralgia.
Mrs. Mcclure of Connersvilie. Ia Wis.
iting her sister. Mrs. vene Bceson.
George Murley killed q hog for T.
J. Conncll which weighed 900 pounds.
Mrs. Angelina Warren has return.
Cd from visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Stanley Of Greenfield.
Miss Dorothy Doty visited with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hale east Of town yesterday.
Mrs. J.. L. Wike visited her sister
Mrs. Barefoot ut Cambridge City yes.
terday.
Park Thornburgh's little daughter,
lsyl In sick with grip.
Centcrville and Milton high school
teams played basketball on the Mil.
ton floor Wednesday night. The score
was 10 to IL for Milton.
Mrs. Susan Wissler Wilson and
grand daughter. Miss Lula Ferguson.
visited the formers sister. Mrs. L. d.
Roark and family yesterday.
The revival meeting will begin at
the NJ. e. church Sunday and will
continue about three weeks. The
pastor. Rev. G. II. Pinnick. will be
ably assisted by the evangelist. Rev!
Il. b. Westohcefer OF Muncie. An in.
vitation 10 issued to all churches here
and elsewhere. the citizens and the
general public to attend the services
which will begin each evening at 7:l5
O'Clock.
Miss Gertrude Baker visited friends
at Connersville yesterday
The Cary club met with Mrs. Chas.
Ferris yesterday afternoon. The club
was not a. largely represented az US
ual owing TO sickness. The following
program was observed. After the US.
ual roll. call and responses which
were formed from the "News Of the
Day" paper entitled "Our Oldest
Colleges" was to have been present.
"a By Mrs. Park Thornburgh. Owing
70 the fact that Mrs. Thornburgh's
little daughter 10 sick. she was unable
10 b present. but sent her paper
which was read BY. Mrs. r. w. War
rem. Mr.. Thornburgh prepared .
very interesting account Of Yale. Har.
ward, Princeton and other old col.
lsges. Miss Berthe Frasee had an OK.
csllsnt paper on college Fratsrni-
Ties" She dwelt 1t some length ON
the universities Of ths United States.
Intellect 10 not considered, only 10
cisty. She spoke In terms Of high
comnendstion upon our own Earl
han. Mrs. n. w. Warren gave .
pretty reading entitled Don't Trou-
bic Trouble" The ssnsral topic was
10 Gel 1ueatjoa . euccess,"' which
wos ope1pd b. Mics Floeencs New.
,naA sho~1ng ~ advantage rscelvsd
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Mrs. Joseph Russell who os quite Sc.
riously i'll.
Little Esther Morgan is suffering
from scarlet fever. The disease is in
light form and by the strict quaran.
tine it is thought that the spread OF
the disease will be checked.
Mrs. Roy Hollopeter of Richmond
spent Wednesday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan.
Mrs. Harry Dent of Richmond spent
Tuesday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Green.
Miss Della Bowers living north of
town is on the sick list.
The musical to be given tonight
promises to be quite a success. 1t ia
hoped the affair will be well patron
lied by the public.
Rev. Earl Naftsker, formerly of this
place, but now of Bellingham, Wash,
preached at the M. e. church here on
Sunday evening. Mr.. Naftsker stop
ped here enroute to his home In
Washington after spending several
weeks singing with the male quartet
of the Indiana Conference" at Sc
ries of meetings held in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. v. Lashley of Bos-
ton spent Wednesday evening with
Mrs. A j.. Lashley.
Mr.. Joseph Hurst went to Indianap-
oils Wednesday ON q business trip.
Miss Mabel Elwood is confined to
her home with lagrippe.
Professor C. C. Haworth is comm
ed to his home on account of sick
sickness.
Mrs. Frank Land of Richmond is
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Cyrus Walker. Mr.. Walkers
condition is still critical.
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bus Friday to spend several days
with her daughter. Mrs. Walter

bus Friday to spend several days
with her daughter. Mrs. Walter
Trump.
Warren Ridgley of Leadville. COL
ID here visiting his brother. Clinton
r.. Ridgley and wife. Mr.. Ridgley left
Eaton thirty-four years ago and has
since lived in the west.
Russell v. Locke was a Cincinnati
visitor Friday.
Misses Alva Keltner and Mayme
Walters of Lewisburg returned to
their homes Thursday after a stay OF
several days here with the formers
sister. Mrs. Ed Gray and family.
J. r. Parker and G. +. Scheid were
Richmond business visitors Thurs
day.
The members of the Fortnightly
club will be entertained Thursday
of next week at the home of Mrs. G.
F. Scheid.
d. v. Acton will spend the first OF
next week in Springfield attending a
meeting OF the Mad River Fair asso.
citation.
Mrs. Frank vossler of Richmond
Ind. Is here visiting her mother. Mrs.
John Leach.
Mrs. Il. 4. Bailey went to Indianap.
oils Friday to visit Mrs. Laura Hatha.
way and daughter for a few days.
Juge ELAN Fisher was a Dayton
business visitor Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. Knox spent Wednesday
In Dayton.
Mrs. Lou Gore and little son Of Co.
lumbus. are here visiting her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Bruce Vandoren.
Mrs. Samuel Skiles returned Friday
after short visit with relatives and
friends in Dayton.
The members of the Afternoon
Reading circle were entertained Fri
day by Mrs. Van Lantis at her home
on North Cherry street
John Wigger Of Greenville was an
Eaton visitor Thursday.
W.. F. Stephenson of Richmond, Ind.
spent Thursday in Eaton.
Mrs. Hazel McGri1 and son, Master
Deem Of Richmond. have been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. p Hick.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Jones will
spend Sunday in Cincinnati with their
daughter, Mrs. Walter e. Moorehead.
Mrs. Joseph F. Hochwalt. who has
been I'll for several weeks At her home
on North Water street Is reported i'm
proving.
After a several weeks shut down
the local plant of the Indianapolis
Glove company will resume opera
lions next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Van Doren will
leave the latter part Of April and 10
cate on . farm near Hill City, Kan.
Their farm, near the west corporation
hne has been leased by County Audit
or John r. Randall.
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visitors Of Miss Louise and Henrietta
Shinkle on Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary Davis spent Sunday with
her daughter Mrs. John Davenport.
Mr.. Charles Marshall took burial
vault to Williamsburg on Monday.
Mrs. Olive Baker of Culver, Indiana,
is here visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. e. H. Weymour spent Monday
in Fountain City.
Mr.. Harley Porterfield was in Day
ton Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Whitaker entertained at
six O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening
the Misses Cora Hawley. Nellie Nc
Neill, Ruby Kelly and Mrs. E. H. Wey-
man of Middletown.
Miss Cohee OF near Eaton is visit
ing with Miss G;enna Taylor this
week.
Tuesday evening about fifty neigh
bOrs and friends of Jake Reinheimer
and l.. G. Ashman gathered at the
Ashman home to help them celebrate
in honor of their birtyday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reinheimer being invited to
spend the evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashman in honor Of the occasion, Mr..
Ashman suggested going to church in
the early part of the evening Upon
returning the men were much sur.
prised to find the house filled with
people.
John Hogston and wife expect to
move to Greenville. where their son
has job on the railroad.
Alfred Murray and wife left Thurs
day to attend the National Corn show
at Columbus.
The Farmers Institute committee
has held two meetings recently and
the arrangements for the affair are
practically completed. It will be held
in the Christian church as it was last
year and will occur Wednesday and
Thursday, February 18th and 10th.
G. G. Housekeeper Of Bowling, Green,
o., and H. Rnrkholder OF Clyde, O.,
are the state speakers. Prof L, s,
Ivens of Lebanon, has been secured to
give talk ON agriculture in the
schools, and will speak at the evening
session. Professor Ivens has had
years OF successful experience In the
teaching Of agriculture in the schools
|of Warren county.
Mas Helen Sawyer was brought
home Wednesday afternoon from the
hospital at Richmond The trip was
made In cab and Miss Sawyer stood
|it very well.
Col Perry, the auctioneer at the
last farmers institute will deliver .
lecture at the Christian church next
Sunday evening giving his famous lee.
ture lust In Patches. Miss Dorothy
Kirkpatrick. violinist. accompanied ~
Miss Carrie Holler, pianist, viii also
appear on the program. a collection
WIN w. taken.
Thoe. Boyle Will 80 to Virginia next
week On = prospecting tour.
Mrs. Edward Weyman Of Middle
town spent Wednesday nixht With
Miss Roxie Mckee.
1liss NOra Helr0nimus, of Greenvillo
was H. town THURSDAY s
cAurels oesvices
81. J0hux CSkhnlie Int Gan6aY ~
|1Ack lnc A. ! y n d h s10s
!tlit M 4 \ y - N mn l1l1l
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EATON, OHIO.

Eaton, o., Feb. 3.-Discussion tend.
ing to the better conduct of their OF.
fees furnished the chief business of
the members Of the County Township
Trustees's and Clerks's Association,
which met In annual session Wednes-
day at the county infirmary. About
twenty members were present. The
officers chosen to govern the associa-
ton for the coming year follow:
President. J. G. Hawley. Jefferson
township; vice president, William
Guckian. Casper township; secretary
and treasurer, Charles A. Ford. Mon
roe township. A committee composed
of James e. Weir. Hawley and Guck-
Ian was appointed to amend the ass
ociation's bylaws and revise the fee
bill. Dinner for the members was
served at that institution by Superin-
tendent Weir and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jefferson spent
Wednesday and Thursday here with
their daughter. Mrs. +. c. Gray.
Mrs. II. +. Holland and Mrs. Walter
Huber were Dayton visitors Wednes-
day.
Miss Mabel Cox Is in Chicago to
attend the Wholesale millinery open
ings.
Miss Gertrude Weaver Is In Akron.
the guest Of Mrs. Osborn.
Mrs. N. A. Hiestand and Mrs. A. J.
Hiestand, were Dayton visitors ON
Wednesday.
Frank Stamback, of Campbellstown.
left Wednesday for Long Beach. Cali
fornia. where he will remain indefi-
nitely.
Prosecuting Attorney Hugh R. Gil
more returned from Columbus We'd
nesday after few days. stay 1t that
city on business.
John Mcdonnell was q Cincinnati
visitor Thursday evening.
Miss Leona vickery will spend Sum
day In Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Springer.
Miss Daisy Wysong Of Germantown
II q guest at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. =. Wysong, North Barron street.
Mn. G. R. Hunter went 70 Colum-
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
Department Of Publlc Works.
OfFice OF the Board.
Richmond, Ind, January 2s,1

Richmond, Ind, January 26,1011
Notice to Contractors:
Notice Is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works Of the City OF Rich
m0nd, Indiana, that sealed proposals
will be received by 1t at its ONCE, at
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. M, on Mon
day. February Is. 1911. for the follow
ing described public improvements in
the City Of Richmond. as authorized
by the improvements Resolutions
named:
improvement Resolution No. 234-1s1o
Providing for sewer system in the
territory west of Ridge street and
north Of Linden avenue, as follows: "A
sewer beginning at the alley east Oft
Ridge street on Grant street, and rum.
ming west in Grant street and alley
north of Linden avenue, to the east
line of lot No. S, Poe and Lyndes out
lots.
Also branch running north from
said sewer to School street, in the al
ley first west Of Hunt street; also
branch running north from first men,
toned sewer to School street, IN the
alley first east OF Hunt street: also a
branch beginning at the last men,
toned sewer In Maple street and run
ming thence east in Maple street to al
ley first west OF Ridge street, and
thence north In said alley to School
street; also in the alley FIRST east OF
Harris street from Maple street north
a distance of about 325 feet; also in
the alley first south Of School street
from the alley east Of Hunt street,
west to Hunt street
The territory to be benefited by the
construction OF the said sewer system
and subject to assessment therefor Is
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection Of
Ridge street and Linden avenue and
running thence North along Ridge
street to School street: thence west
along School street to the west cor
poration line In West Fifth street;
thence south to Linden avenue;
thence east to the place Of beginning. !,
All work done In the making Of
said described public improvements
shall be In accordance with the terms
and conditions Of the Improvement
Resolutions, as numbered, and the de-
tail plans. prohles. drawings and spe-
|cifications, which are on file and may
be seen in the office Of said Board Of
Public Works OF the City OF Rich
mond.
The bidders, In submitting propo-
sails to make said described public
improvements. must accompany each
MA s,i<1. .,c.<s - -. ..,x, a.. - -
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CENTERvILLE, IND.

Centervile, Ind, Feb. 3.-Mr. and
Mrs. John McCown have rsturnsd
from few days visit with their
daughter Mrs. Frank Tice living soath
Of Richmond. e
Mrs. Lafayette Iashsun spent Tues
day y RichHond yiattins her ststsr
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Futile.
! Mrs. Nexd0re-When We build our
house we are going to have sixteen
closets In It
Mrs. Naybur-It won't do any good.
At the end Of ten years your attic will
be full OF old trash Just the same
Chicago Tribune.
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A French group is repairing and
constructing 1850 miles Of road in
Turkey in Asia and 1900 miles in Tur-
key in Europe for an estimated cost
Of $13,6O8, 900.
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FOR SALE

PUBLIC SALE-On farm known az
Joseph KEN farm. located / mile
east, l mile north Of Webster and 3
miles 8. w. Of Fountain City, Feb.
Z. 1911. All farm implements, We
hicles. stock, etc. A. L. Way. sat
FOR SALE-1S acres level land. conn
Portable house Of rooms with cell
!. lar. New barn 25x55; good orchard,
u mile from school, for only $1,000
Possession March I, 1911. Excel
lent tobacco land. Inquire c. c. Haw-
ley, New Paris, Ohio. Phone IS.
SIT
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FINE HORSES Like people. die.
Therefore, II you have any valuable
ones. insure them against death
from any cause. For particulars call
on or phone Daugsn Z Co. Room !.
I. o. Q. F. Bldg. Phone 1880. 15-f
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WANTED
WANTED-A good place to do general
housework In plain family. Call ut
once 1t $40 N. goth. 3-2t
WANTEDITo buy or rent small
suburban acreage near car Vine.
Must have shade and fruit trees.
Also living water. Address Harry"
care Palladium with particulars.
WANTEDEposltion on farm 81
month. Viii work steady. Ad.
dress J. w. r.. care Palladium. sgt
WANTEbEMan and wife. position on
farm; no children. 23h N. 9th.
Have experience. AddressD., care
Palladium. 3-2t
WANTEbEt766 On first mort9aee.
Call Phone BOSS. from too a. m. or
8 to I y. N. 3-3t
WANFE5GTo repair your baby cabs.
fLrWitwse. bicycles and all kinds o.
repstv work. We also do picture
frsmtns Brown Z Darrell. l029
AsSa Peone 1895. as-ts
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For Your Con-
venience
LIST OF AGENCIES

0yo0Co 0SIlcoo 40 1oCog00 " every
past oe The city. Leave your WANT
Apo with the one nearest you. The
rates aro the same and you win save
. Trip 70 The main office.
SOUTH o. MAIN
0gueninG q Eickhorn, 18th and q. =.
4. w. Blickwedel. 9Th and South =.
Henry Rothsvt. 9Th and South n.
NORTH or MAIN
0ui0Doy Drug Store. s1l North =.
Collde & Son. 18th and North @.
WI. Aiegsr. llsh and North q.
Jeen i ostA 1otA and North H
CENTRAL
ouigiey Drug Store. eth and Nain
WgoT RICHMOND
John Foster. Richmond Ave. and North
West First q
Geo n. shofer. Srd and w. Main.
PAlRvlgW ~
W. n. Schneider. 1923 Sheridan.
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One cent Per word-7 days for the
price Of 8 days. We charge advertise
usents sent In By phone and collect
ssssr IT, insertion.
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
sroRAoE.
MISCELLANEOUS

FIRE INSURANCE and insurance Of
all kinds. Loans. Rentals. Notary
Public and Real Estate. Chas. D.
Shideler. 913 Main. Phone 1914
16-tf
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WANTnD-Evcrybody to get large
Photo Free with every dozen post
cards. l. Diefenbaugh Studio. sth
and Main. 2-7t
WANTE-EGrnIshed room. centrally
located. Rent reasonable. Address
Mrs. W.. care Palladium. SGT
WANTED-NIddIe aged married man
to work Ia garden by the year Phone
1870. Conrad zwissler. 3-3t
WANTED-Sewing Of any Kind. Phone
3O9l. 3.2t
WANTED-R0omers At s. 1oaf6 Ind
street. ut
WANTED-P0siti0n O. chauffeur.
Week trial free. Address w. +. X.
care Palladium. 2-2t
WANTED-To borrow q 900 on chat.
tie mortgage. Address Borrow"
care Palladium. 2.7t
WANTEbEV00 Is 8 % Murray BIZ
Hard paziors Tor rssrsatic2. l2.tf
LADIE6-Earn 81 = day making soft
pillows. Sent prepaid, beautiful
pillow 1lx1l with outfit proposition,
advice. etc.. No postals answered.
Haisly Co.. 1890 Columbus. New
Haven, Conn. 2-3t
WANTED-Everybody suffering from
piles or any form OF rectal ailments
90 to Quigley Drug Stores for 8. w.
Tarney's Positive Pile Cure. Best
on earth 27.7t
WANTEfS-CharIes d. ShideleT. Real
Estate. Fire Insurance. Loans. Rem
tans. Notary Public. 913 Main 81
Phone 1914. 16-tf
WANTED-Partner in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
business. Bears closest investiga-
ton. Opportunity seldom offered.
For particulars see w. J. Hiatt. z N.
9Th street. 25-tf
WzNTED-Piano pupils 81 . former
student Of the music department at
Earihnm College. Terms reasona-
BILE. Phone 1874 OF cali ct 1l17
North @ street. 6-tf
WANTED-Pin boys; must be six-
teen. City Bowling Alley. 33-te
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FOR SALE Cheap. Baldwin piano
player. Phone 34O4. ut
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Mall win b kept for - days only.
An mail not called for within that
dime will DO cast ont
New-York tribune., 1911-12-31

surrendered at Iinarcs lie will be put on
trial soon.
About fifty mon died iu tho various
lodging houses i'm Berlin as a result OF some
unknown poison. II was believed at first
that the poisoning WAS due To ptomaines
from putrid fish. but the affair is ASSUMING
such proportions that doubts arc being eN-
pressed as to whether the deaths were due
10 the suspected fish.
The upshot of the parliamentary debates
which ended In reluctant approval of the
co-German Morocco treaty has caused
a merely temporary relief of tension be
tween France and Germany. and unfortu-
natelv shows that any final settlement of
the differences between the two nations -
as far OFF now a. at any time since 1871.
The Vatican has declined to grant To
Count Boni de Castelane an annulmcnt of
his marriage with Anna Could who Is now
the Duchess Of Taueyrdnd-P -Pergord. Coun-
tess de Castcllauc obtained divorce from
her husband and the custody of their three
children on November li 1906 About year
ago Count Boni applied TO the Vatican for
aunu.ment of the marriage.
'It is announced that oscar Hammer
stein. whose London Opera House was
opened on November l3 last, has accepted
an opera written by the Duke Of Arsyll, for
production in the spring