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PARIS IIATS DRUG DN BERLIN MARKET

German Indies Declare They Will Not Wear the “Beehive” lite. Tn"

BERLIN. April 28.-Tens of thous-

ands ot' spring hats of the "coal-scut-

tie," "beehlvq" and “mushroom” types have suddenly become a. drug on the market in Berlin on account of bitter polemics which have broken out in the fashionable world.

Just as the miiilnerv windows were

filled with fascinating samples, labeled persuaslvely, “Latest Paris style,” Princess Pauline, of Thurn and Taxis, an acknowledged authority on feminine fashions, and three prominent ladies of the theatrical world, uudertooir .1 vigorous campaign against the "pet

hat" (as the genus "beeiiive" is called in Germany). The princess ihurled it thuuderbolt by declaring that she had just returned from Paris, “win-re nothin-g is 'known of this ‘latest Paris-

ian fashlonl' " `

l~‘ra.uleln Woust, the charming com-

snedienne of ilie Lesslng theatre, has asserted her refusal to wear “tiieso nionstrosities, which only become women who want to hide their faces." l"raul<-in Massary, of the Metuopol the- ntre, calls tho new hats "waste-pupcr baskets turned upride down." I

l“ra.uleln Witt. of the Residcnz the- I

litre, bemoans the “liideousness of the 0

'pot'i\at,"' admitting at the some time that she had .lust bought six of them

l'i`lbur ll'ri'r/71/, /lin famous aria- “"0 the vther "bunker" was rtvnrr-

‘ V me " f' ' e- of

/'. ii'/in /iris lwcii /iono/'eil by 11 //lc (.'roil'ii. /lewis of }'}ur0]»rf

'GHEIALIER-’S SONS

IN BANK SWINDLE

Demanded Advance Sums to Se- cure Loans That Were Never Realized

PARIS. April 23.-The police are at

present inquiring into a, daring bank Swiniile. the accused being the sons of a. Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. FWS years Mo the latter rented a fiat in the Boulevard Strasburg, for which he bald $1,200 yearly. His two sons converted the fiat into a. bank and an- nounced their reudiness to lend to peo- ‘Dle in embarrassed circumstances at a small rate of interest,

The 'banners naturally received num-

erous applications, but before they en- tered into any transaction they dc- manded sums varying from $2.50 to $10 payable iu advance from would-be clients. 'l‘his money, it was pointed out had to <iefra_v the expenses iii\'ol\'- ed in instituting inquiries. The in- iuulries always ended unfavorably tu the persons who wanted loans. The loans were never grzinteil, and the pvc- ll|ninw'.v revs went into the blink.

It is stated that the "bankers" got

hold of S20,000»ln this way. The aufhori- ties received no fewer than 500 rom- plaints, and an inquiry was instituted. One son -was arrested in December last.

H he ld in London. ilie heval 1

the Legion ot' Honor luis also been rc- ‘luestcd to hold himself at the disposal of the examining mugistru.te. lie dc-

ir. order not to look singular- when she appears at Monte Carlo next week

'rue muuners sie panic-so-luster. i._\7’PHIES'I`

those denunt-lotions of their snrini-: gouiis. Hundreds of ladies who were iiii the eve of purcliaslng “pot huts" are now waiting to see what their friends will do. In the menntinicl trade

ENGLAND AND IRELAND

to make :L living as u. .physician A-bbe

` ourcicr ol’ Ccrgy is at present in PAB-IS» APT" 23~*“S°me Curious WV'

Everybody Woro'Gi-een ut the Cole- S

hrstion of |reisnd's National Festival

LONDON. A-prli 2-3.-’l‘l\e celc-bra-

tion of St. Pai.rick's Day in the old

land is a. further 'proof of the wuy in I .le

whii.-h -the -barriers are being brolu,-ii. down, and ireland allowed to have

frcc scope to’com-memmorate her nu~ | pnm,,§_.,@ and ,,f _t-9....,-,.1 .-i,¢,mist5_ 'rue

tional fcstlvnll to wear the gi-ccii und tu have the blessing oi' her own church

upon her faetivity.

'i‘he queen/I regilnienf., the irls'i

tiuards, was ducked with aliarnrock on St. Patriclt'a day, provided ifrum ire- i land by Queen Alexandra. il\er-seltild 1-:vt-n the -drums of 'thc regiment nndi

The great St. Patrick's Evo fctc :it|

lnidy Aberdeen wore u.coui't iii-css oi' irish saffon noplin with irish enliiroiii- cries, with u Celtic design in gold on, Lie crenm Irish -poplin truin.

in the irish Inidustries Qundrillc

every lady 'bore in hger hand sonic pru- tiuce of the special industry sho wiis intended to lilustratr-.

in the shipbuilding group ilie lud-

los wore charming sen-grccu iii-cssvs painted round thc hem with silver ilslies. Lady 1-laddo headed the group which represented minerals; La-ily Vastlemaine that of mariilcs: Lufiy Walker, soaps, candles. and perfumes.

Then came -the ‘doirying sm-tion und

thc poultry industries. liorticultiii-c :ind bee-lcsepinl. the irish liorse iu- dustry, nnd so nn: Canpets und <‘iinhc-

niara curt-aiu.-, liz* '»=‘i--1 and -buslccts.

One of the ruost i:~.if~ri-siiiii: cos-

tumes ivas that repri.-inting pea-t, li reproduction of one dug out of ri Tip- uerury .bog more than sixty yours ago.

is at standstill < P

B L-rious iroublc. The qiolice cummis

iiocioii io His Piiiisii HARD JOB T0 GIYEAWAY

sirsded Penurious Conditions ofH Parish and Accepted Offerings in Payment of Services

PARIS, April 23.-Because he irie

---" ciares he knew nothing of his sons'

sary ol' Puiiloisr- visited his presl>y~ it-ry und se-ized ii large- quantity of

ine-dicainents, ch(-misi's products, and surgical uppllauces-. The priest is charged wit-li practising medicine li-

gully. This tu-tion ngulnst hliii hu!!

been taken nt the insilgatlou of thc

doctors practising in the cantun. 0!

prlcsl is :illi-gt-il to iiztvt- ai-tcd as a. doctor for tliri-e _\eurs, i.-xumiiiiitg all tliosi- sit-it »pf-opic \v1\o uppliel'i‘tr»"l1im, ivrlting out prcs'ci‘lptiunH, and lpl'cpiir- ng liiiusclt' iiic ri-ini-dies which lic in-

operations.

MONEY IN FRANCE

Plenty of Red Tape Must Be Unwound Before Society Could Get Small

d Sum of $40

_ ticulars are given out showing how

numerous were the forms to be gone through before un institution 'known as the “Such-tu. lu. Dotation de la, Joun- esse" could accept a legacy. A school .mist1'ess, who died in the department of the Drome, left '_'00.franca ($40) to the society. Yet before the money could be touched the president of the ‘republic had to sign u decree accept- ing lt. The minister of labor and thc

rirefi-ct of the Seine had also a hand in the mutter. ’i‘hi- school inistriu4s’s will und 'her death c.i-rtiflcate had to be examiiied. l{cr in-irs had to bu cominunlcutcd with, and the mayor of h r commune had to supply o. ccrtin-

FRENGH SOLDIERS '

DIE 0F THIRST

In Mauretania. District-Wells are Filled Up by Moors When Fighting Il Going On

PARIS, April 23.-'l‘hc frightful re-

Dort of the death from thirst of a company of French soldiers under the command of an officer in Mauretania is confirmed by official news that has just reaclieil the coioniul office. The Mauretuiiia region wlu-re this disaster has happened has been -described by the officers and soldiers who have served there as an eerie licli of rock a.nd'.siJ.nd. its nbtuuioniua-iit has often been 'ad\'ot-ati-ii. 'i`hc region is worth- less for trading purposes; its occupa- tion is no good poiiticzilly. aimi not a _vt-ui' passes without its iulc oi’ museu- cres of military dctacliiiiciiis by the suvugc Moors. The wells are few and fur l»ct\vccii, and \\'hcn fighting is going on thc Moors illi thi-in up on the line of the French aii\'uiir‘<-. 'i`hi- rom- pany iicstroyi-cl nuniliercd twenty mi-n besides Lleut. Salerc :iiul his siilioiwiiii- atc, M. lit-rural. Atljiitaiiit ilcrui'tl, sec- ing that ihs coinpuiiiiiiis wi-re doomed, and fe(-ling himself cupulili- of the <-i'- t'urt, made for the' Fri-iicli fori. which he reached in three days, The ri-lief pnrty found that all the men with their coiiiinander had died at thc mouth of

abandonment of thu.t part oi' thi: so- crtlled possession and rctircmciit to the settled cultivated disti‘ict.~i ol’ Mou-

a dried up well. The govcruor-general /1

of I“rench \\'cstern Afrii-zi. iitivises the I

_ LURD -CHARLES BERESFORUS 'FAREWELD _Q-.,»

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ffm' Iris /`In_r/ had como down In Obmlicricc to Aflnii/'alfy Orclrfrs. ortl ('/iarlt-.v lit.-rr-S/`orrl .s-a_i/[rig _qoozlbye lo ilie o/}`i<rei's uf/id men of the h

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NSIIAGIILETUN .ISL

uno orinnouf

Expedition to the South Poll ll

Subject of lveryq|;g'|

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| _,, Conversation ppl,-"'”~‘

IUONDON. lpril. lf,--'Yriie hem all

| the ihour is Lieutenant Bhaokletoly, lwcount of whose expggltion W gh, "U91 iP0le is on dvery ends lion. lt. is probably the greatest feat ot ou. ¢°'V9l'Y that /has been suocessttuty gr- ried through for many yearn. 3

He ‘has discovered eight great moon-»

tai" “ha-ADI. -and surveyed a. hullked mountains. He has ascended. the vol,- CHM Erebus. more than 13,000 fm

ish. and has discovered coo.-l mens-' res in -the Antarctic continent gm) isproved the theory of an area. ot tmoapherie calm around the sand;

POLE.

The account of the liards'.1i;ps "`0l-1811 which tho -pa.r_ty ha/vo pggggd,

"Wir like -1 fable: luis volcano, with

5' ‘J-“MVC ¢*`l1ll‘l‘ Biwling vast voluimes

;’fIS_l'li»h\-ff-Us sus and steam to it "3 E'-li- UI' -4.000 feet in tlhe midst of

uit ice-cold region is wionthy of

U_‘"l'~@. ‘but above all that he teiiis ua

gli the wondt-rs of that Arctic rigion,

ie brilliance of the silty stands ,prom-

7* lilsnt, “rising cascades," hc calln them,

‘Ai

rctunia, and M, Girod, who is an au- » thority on \Vesti;-rn Africa, is going to submit to the chamber :L motion for withdrawal from a country uliero for tho lust century so many lives have

been lost uselessly.

WILL TRAIN GLASSES FDR

AID WORK T0 INIURED

Lady Esher Doss Not Want to Create More Nurses but Body of Women Useful in Emergencies

L()ND()N', April 2'3.-Lu.t'iy 1-Jslicr ti

In an interview she ex‘piuincrl tluit t`.'ic

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uininoacence tmvcrainig the iengtiii

i' tho heavens with remarluwle

iced." 'i‘he motor siedge which was used to

'“~\'°fi'=iv the lice did useful work cov.

'ing dust-aiicirs aggregating over 400i

-i

il '_i‘h»- ponies were often at-; i dl L with snow blindness, which'

Hilercd them un-fit for work. On.

Thousands of Illegal ` 8 me-»»

farlling Discovery at a Village In the Midlands~-- _fi

Y\»§\~s of unknown mountains rising

to immense 'heights from the snow- covered foothills to ,peaks which wer,

Marriages Disclosed 1.

ijlimin clouds. ,

e sufferings of the party appear |`H1\'0 been terrible. Dyeenteryi

outbltes and starvation accompameqi i - '

cm evciywlhers-, Th.. quam, hm,

Special Act Will Be Required to Remedy gke" U--‘ deepen inieresi.. i.. ti..

the Official Oversight <-

LONDON. April 23.-An extraor-'no

inary disclosure, seriously affecting "i9l'1t0f *he hailiiy GUY- `

other alternaitive than a postpone- bi

classes which are to bc opened shortly. bury, it village in Bucks. t

Consternation has been spread

will not be disappointed after all, The Ui'

pointed time in the old church of St.l W

first aid classes would be coiuiucted throughout me district by the discov- Peter. lie himself conveyed the joy-‘

on 'tha lines oi'-~tlie. St-_-~~-Jtrliiieo -Anrhillv cr‘_v~~tliat*tlu~,'~i??l1u'rUl\"'Uf St, James is fu ance association. “I naive had," she not duly licensed for the performance b\”|d@S~ She was vi-ry ‘downcast whcn- M stated, "a vf-ry c-ncourugiug response of thc wedding ceremnu_\~_ und that if he to this lirzinivh of the ti-rritorlul thi- niurriuges cclehrutmi tht-r.» ure- to 5719 “'05 l‘Ul1li1“'UY hl1i1l1Y- IN scheine, mid I feel strongl_v that wo- bo binding Immediate stops iiiust he ' men should suipfiort this brunch oi' thc token io legulizi- them. Soiiicrsci |1lUHi\l@l‘ 1" her GWB- "MY SW¢9f-'heflft service--ilie only one. In fat-i. in wlilcli Jiousii has promptly ordered iluit no Wm UC' Calling 5ll0¥`fl)'£ \V0n't YOU Sill' 0 they can take u. share. i would draw further weddings must take place. und and ‘BU him me "EWS-" N0- U16 Vim-1"

"Oli, l am so gliul," she said, wirt‘h

eat achievement, and has telegraph.

d 7101' hearty congratulations.

Lieutenant'Shaci-tleton hoisted on tihe .uth magnetic pole the flag given ,hun the owen before he im Engisno Few will i’ul| to feel dorm ¢h,an.;¢{-ul:

ii- ie aiity oi’ soini- thousands of mar- But It A” l’le“’“"g to k“°“' that 'M5' new at th" ""‘“"“ °f Ulla 1lt»tle baud

heroes, when it is known that Mr

has for sorme week-s past ibeen pri- riuges contracted over the last fifty vi(-ar' who hu, been mklng B k|nd1y|SymCk1et0n»s wife has been wamn vately organizing several first aid years, has just been made at Stanton- interest in the young people, has made fo ' ‘

arrangements for the marriages to and now at last knows that it 14 like place by special license at the ap- safe. and has achiieved the end stou-

’ him f°f 1 Wlwle year witnoutnsws.

hich hc braved so much danger nm “'l€'g"“m 99”* by Lieutenant

i tidings to one of the prospective’ -Sliuckleton and printed in the Daily

all is belir-vcd to bi. ,me longest

eiitereii hr.-r_ honu-; a moment later press message ever d»is,pgwhed from

ow Zcaluiid.

ini-zrnous rains

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icnttil. ii ~ -

_ it 1 _ t 5. nm-, iinwcivqy-, tint; cate. The society to which the money

um ‘pet dog were decomted' I thi- |i‘i"i);:t lllzm1i`illl)ed payment for lilsl v\fa."¢l};)f; had *E10 hold utsiieclaltprggetllli , , _ _ 4 1>ii-ii .e"l- S. But it is hint-1 "fl 0 Qi-|95 011 “S 0 WW "“”"“ ‘-“me “'“ ‘”`l’°"‘“"~‘ ”‘""""" l'iiM(t`itit» lii~l»\i1;;»Mi in uw noiici- or ills Issues' should he avceoteci. Reference

.puiiciits thi- .|>i-inirioii:-i coiidilloii ol’ hull t0 be niade to the r\ll9S. t0 the

his porlsli liiiiigct since- tin- separa- tion htw cunii- into force-, and thai when he re~:civ¢-d monev iii- looked up-

mlnisterlal decree which approved them, to ti. certain article ni' the ("ivil Code, to a decree of 1898, to a lziw of

on it us an ii' ring, ticvoii to the nci-iis tliuii his ii\vii_ (in si-vt-rail oc- <~1i.~iiuii.~i lin- lim-toi'.~4 had 4-oniiplaineil to thi- prix-si. :ind had 4-vc-li iii-inzimicri tin- iiili-i~\'~>nii-in oi' tim Bisiuip ot"\'~‘l‘- -snlilcs. llut in vain, l~'orty ri-i’ the <pi'lcst’s patients luivc given cviiicuce :ls to his iiuviu-tr actcd as at doctor. 'l‘ho pri(-.~zt's oxipluuzition tu thc polici- comiinlssary is iliai. hc limi sini.pl_v ox- L-rciscil f`lirisii;in prote-ctlon hy re- lieving ccrluiu liumun sui'i`i-rings,

llliosl Pictur;-‘si 'l‘ri¢-k

l.O.\'i)(ll\`_ April Lili.-On ilii- Willis of

n i'ui'nii-r'.- liou.~1i- :tt }’:teiiinf-ii, noni* lllni-l<\\'oo|lr iiicri- is ti picture \vll|\‘h ln- sisis on liiiiigliiu' :il :in :initio oi' 45 tic- grl-r>~_ iii. inaitti-r liow nftcn it is plaicc-il in its |\ro|u-|- posiiluli. _

New Children’s Bill I Will

Improve State of Juvenile

LONDON. Apfll 23.--[ly ilie l‘liIldreii

iilll. which is now in forci-. ii dctor- i:‘lned xtttemyl will lic iniule. in lin- prova the lot of tlin juvenile, .\ wom- un with a baby who wuniod u drink. was made by the polici- in iiuiul over the child to another woni.iii, whllc she want into tile puhlii- house to liiicncn liar tliirsi.

Al a public liousi- iii r\iilci‘sguic

street. ri lnniil boy ciiieri-ii one oi' the li|ira_ selling miners, lic wzis promptl_v Iiliicreil to leave the phil-i-_ win-ii ho l`i‘i>||od, "Oli, its lil] ripriii. liaivi- ii look at this." and lic took from his pocket ii small roll of paper, which he hciud~ ml to n barmaid over the counter. it was the boy'e birth cs-rtiziciilc, which :iigwed that he was over li .\'c=\\'s of

'l‘he clauses dealing with 1-hlldreii

"lui drinll have aroused mucli interest. it becomes an offence piiiilsiiiiliir with N flue of £8. to glvo lutuxicutliig li~ ‘llliif to a child under the nge or five learn except upon u rloetor's order. Or in clues of sickness. upproliendod sickness or "other urgent cause."

The holder of a license shall not

Miow a. child under ilie nge or funn ti-en veers to be in the bar of inc u- ;eiise\i 'premises except during iiiii _'WPI o closing. and no psrann shall :WN or attempt to cause a ciulu to ,l_'|'t°r n bar except during those hours. 0"” Nflllly mu; he 10| for tho first _Face nnii £5 f r a subsequent one. I 'I0 provisions of this an-i-tion do rm' “Billy to “railway refrcslimsnt ntzonil or other premises i-onstrilcteai, 1:-Bd Ilnd intended to he useil In good lth for any ur osc in vvlili-ii the

P §l‘_’;_‘_|,1"B” 0! A ilzeiino is nierely i\iixil|~

-llvoulle luoluag Clause

The section referring to smoking

are that tobacconlsts must not sell to My ¥;°Yl0n 'apparently under the use mul xtesn years" any cigarettes or N""',¢¢ capers. whether rm- im- _v-nuns for °"l 0Wn ule oi- not. The penalty onnsuch a sale may be £2 for a first '_mm°°.B¢5_fol’ is lecnnqll and £10 for ii “u 0) messengers In uniform are

, A sliopkccpcr \vill not lic guilty of un

nn open iiregrnic bcinl left without an

support his vhlldren he niiist apply for

(_ii'i'1‘iicc for :<1-lliin.: ioiiiirvo. :is flisillu-t 'V010 *'|i¢-'ll'clli-.~', to ii |icl's'oii uiidi-r the :iwc of sixtci-ii ,vi-ui-:< if iii- liziil no rrii- .~'on io iii-llevo iiiui it was for ilic use oi’ iliiit porsoli.

it will lu- ilie ilut_\' oi` i-vcry 1-onsiuiilc

mill piirk ici-cpl-r ivlicn in \inii'orin io seize iinrl i-oi\|i.~i‘uir~ tlic 1-lgiir(-ttc.~', clg:iri-lii- liiipi-is, .ir iolmi-4-u iii' uiiyliody uiiilcr illi- nun- nil-iitifincii whom lit- muy find Iii ilu- iii-i ni' siiloking. iii- may -*f‘=\I‘\'li =\ lH|.\' thus i-aught lu thc acl, liui not ii trlrl.

'i‘iir-rv is un lmportnnl 1-iliiisc i'ci`1-rr-

int; lo 1-hllil llf<- ii\s\ii‘iiiu-c. licni-cforlli iiii_\' pcrsiiii lniving curl- ol' n i-liilii flir- \‘i~ii_v or indirectly' liiir_\r\-sicll in thc luiyiiicul ul' in<ii\e_\' lp thc evcnt oi' rleutii of thi- child is under llic i-ye of lliv l:i\v.

lu lin- 1-:isc of neglect oi' ill-li'e:it-

me-lil of :in insui'eil.clillti, thc pcl"=o|| in clinrgo may bc sent to pr-nul scrvltudr for live yours or fined £200. whetlicr the 1-lilld div or noi. The sluts docs not intcrfcrc with thc insuring of u child for tim purpose of providing' ii fund for

itsl;-<il\\.‘utioIl. or for giving it ii stui-i li I`i-

'l‘lu-rc is :i iliin or linprisoumcnt for

ilircc iiionihs for nny person who ciiii.~'cs :i chilli to licgloi- to liinliivn the giving' oi' lilrns. 1-vp" ihoiigli llicrr- hc- ,, preleui-c ui* singing, ucrforniiiig, or' oiff-riiu-t' uu_\'tlil|ig for sole.

Old iron dealers would not be able to_

purclnisn from i-iilidrcii, 'i`hls is he-‘ cause tlic-re uri- nnniuiily thousands of pounus worth oi' old mr-ini, door knock. ers, cl:-.. stolen hy --iiiliircn. who soil

ilie goods for u fvu' pi-ni-e.

Ov:-i'lii_vi|i|.{ lim-onlrs it piinislinliii- ni'-

funci- \villi l|npi‘i.~iuii|uciit up to two _yours if ihc niollicr wus drunk iii the time oi' itolliu' to lit-ii. :ind ii finc miiyl he, Imposcil ivlicrcvrr ii i-lillli uiiderl seven suffers horns or scitldu through

efficient guiird.

As in foo-l iiiiil 1-iul|iiiig_ thi- ui-i is

cmpluiilr. Tho pni-1-ni who \\Ili noi work Wh:-u ivrirk cup lu- limi ill it ivngo that ivnulil :iifuril siisir-ii;-iirc for the family mnv fiiiii vlint the lnlv will f-~iu- pel him to work for u rate furhlddcn by his triidc union. If' n |u'\rcnt clinxufi

,, ,. ' .(1 ., 1- 1895 and to three la\v.~\ of 1901. lt wns|

only after this reii tnpo had liven un-1 wounil that the sm-icty could enter into ,possession of the school nilstress's tio. _

GERMAN OFFICERS MUST ‘ DISGARD THEIR GIGARS

Smoking Offensive to the Ladies, and Court Officers Must Bs Gallant Even in Hotels

BERLIN, April 23.-Germ:1.n ladies

exipress warm -apprc-ciation ol' the ikuiscr. \vho has issued a decree to prevent the discomfort caused to them by tihe indiscriminate smoking of German officers.

Through the medium of an imipcriai

cabinet ordcir, -promulgated through- out the 1n~.in_v and navy, his mu.leSt.\' commando thc orilccrs of ills torci-.- to abun-don the practice of smoking' cigars und clgitrettw in -bail rooms or elsewhere in t»hc pres:-n-cc oi' ladies in cvc-ning dross. Smoking is iicncc- forth to 'be confined strictly to thosv -apartments set aside for it.

'l`li<~ decree applies \\~licrc\'nr ot'il.cr-rs

-find ithemseivcs in the socicity ot iudlcs, whether nt court or in lioti-ls, restaurants, clubs, or privitte houses. \Smoking, too, in ziccortlance with the old-time regulation, is .prohibited in the courtyards and vestlbules of thc im;pcriui castle.

FOR LOVE OF GOLD

Miners Starvo With Bank Notes and Gold in Their Possession

PARIS, Aiprii 28.~Au nge-ri coul-vie.

named Lefevre, living nt Ghent, have dlcd from starvation, nlthou.-gh they possessed $15,000 in cash. They lived in u squalid apartment, and were known to bo misers. As the nvixll- iimrs inid not seen eithcr husband or wife for several dnys, the police broke into their rooms. _They found the coupic lying on an old mattress.

Both were terribly orntiiated. and had been dead for several sys. Tlierc wits not it scrap oi' food in the place. and but vc-r`_v little clothing. Under thc mattress the police found $15,000 in Belgian banknotes and gold.

Heir to Fortune

LONDON, April ".'3.-The wifi- of a

coachman in Polmont. Falkirk, has been the lucky recipient oi’ news proving her claim 10 a big share in an vstnte of an uncle, who left that town forty _vs-urs ngo for thc Unlited States. Since hin departure \vi~s-:\vn.rd the wo- man had lost trace of him, n.nil it was hy the meres-t nccldcnt that she re- cclvcd the news that hc had- died ln-

lbut it -body ol’ women who would be (_- captalllo ot’ rendering- first aid. I o

c-laisscs in \\'orl<iii~;»,' order, and 1-och Ui` h these 'll cunsi-t wi' tiilrtv nu~iiil»i>rs .1

organization. In ii short time the

ei‘iicieni.i_v trulni-il to give first :iid as- sistance in thc i-vi-iiiuality iii` \\'nr.”

Mrs. John /l. Sli`rIi`n_r¢ from whom liar /iusbaiul Cup/_ Sii`i'I/`/ig iwciii- 1_1/ Sf?f'uI`f'rl rl ¢[i'r'n/'rr' il/ Seo//mul, riainif/ig Lord l\'ui'(/ilaiid as <'o-ri-- spondenl. .Mrs Slirliriy has ap- pealed thc msc ¢‘lai`mi`1ig that the case was no( propi=rly rondiwled and R/uv wa.. /undo I/I1: 1'iclini of evidcmtr' -in favor of her husband which she was given no cha-ncc to

tcsiate and had left estate to the- value-

poor relief in lm given them. I

of a ounrter of a million sterling.

deny. T/ie cost of Um .s-uit was

hope to have ut lvast nine =\ftPi'n00H wardens und sith-smcii, whose livl-,s

lcared up, Irreproaciiabie members 9 i' thi- congregation, including church-

tum-stil-li_\' for many yours] are now "~' . , 5

ui » , _ _ . ..

The-sc classes \\|i| on sell'-supportiiig‘,l\\...,,|,.ri,,g- Wheghcl- tm., are reapy and involvi- no cxpi-use to the central mor;-ii-t] at all,

lt was the vicar himself who made

much relief.

How the Error Was Discovered

<‘<\UilU`i' \\'iii hi\\'L‘ tl I>0fl.\' Ui' \V0m<`i\ thc rr-vvlution in the roursc of his

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ri-ttention to the fact that it is not a no more banns must be published at Ulillight that She herself Shmlld bi’ U19, body oi' nurses that we wish to create. the church until the difficulty is '"t‘ilUUYl¥`»'r0fhlhe iirwpi' AYIUHIBIIOH: mid,

o ie at er_

The neuvs that the Ecclesiastical

commissioners intend to obtain from Proteststions Thats h -

uv., |,,.,.,, lmttf.,-,,_t, of umm-,.,,l|,,,m| parliament tt Spf-.vial Act of Indmnnity, PBM’ °° c°"“'"°d

liicli will legalize the marriages az t. James, has been received with ¢°f‘¥ Were Futile

N°"'i"9 Political or inflamma-

BERLIN, April 23.-The Bei-nn po-

.-u=rinoii on Sunday evening, Ili- said ln- had iiiscnvercii zt iluw in the title oi' ii ilocuini-nt, in connection \\'ith \\*hii‘li it had bi-conie nr-cc.~:su.i'y to ciiiiiiiiiinicuii- with the i'i-gistrti.r- general. iii- mzidc inquiries at Som-

puri-iiily no lii‘cii.~'<- for iiiairixligcs was

ring(-s or piiblish vainns. liowevcr.

Pc-tcr's cliurcli, Sitiutonhury.

after u. long cnjoymcnt of wedded life, hnvc hcurd with puincd surprise thai thi-y ure not rcully married at ali.

"My iiiislntml has hccii tcliing mc

tluit lic could lcavi- me il' he vvislicd,” said unc iviiniiiu. Siu- wus siuutling on hcr i'ioorstc|i sui'i‘ouiui<-il l»_v hcr iiirci-

ruino lhimc from his iiuy's toil. Siic sniil it gnily, with tt siiillc: but cnc could discern hi,-iicatli her words ii strain oi' zinxii-ty.

To two _young couples who had ar-

rnngcrl to bc married at St. James cliurcli at Eostv-r thc announcement which thc vicair \vzi:-' coiiipi-llcii to nnikc on Sumluy luis niitiiraliv clinic as u

ed ztnd :ill thc iieci-9siir_v arrangements matic. \Vlioli, lui\\'c\'\-r. the vicar broke tho painful news thcy snw before them.

Will Entertain Roosevelt

LONIDON. Alpril 23.--Sir Alfred

Pease. ai. mcmlii-r of thc grant Quaker family, and -.i celebrated huntf-r. will

ibe Mr. Housevi-it's host lu East Af-

rica during the ox--prcsident's tour. i<`ur two months, Mr. Rooscvr-It and his .party will siuy with Sir Alfred on his ostrich tiiiim iind vstutc, 'covering scvcrni thousand ut-rcs ut Kilima 'l‘hekl. Act-iimpnnietl liy Ilulme i\‘Liaioner, sir .»\lfi‘<-d left for Mom- hnsa u fr-iv days lu'i‘orc .\lr. Roost-volt sailed for Naples iind he is now wait- ing for him to reach Nairobi on April Ili. from where they will have s. thirty mliei railroad trip to the ostrich farm.

Old-Age Penslonern \\'fd

l.0Nii()N, April Eli.-'i`\vo old ago pan.

sioiif~i~s_ .lumcs Riitlgan, sc-venty.twn, \vldnvvfr_ und Ann l'riicl..ird, seventy- tlirec. widow, oi' lnigwardins, were married ul the Rninan ifailioiic church. ilorsford, on Wednesday.

Postollloe \\'l¢es Sheet

LONDON. April 2:1.-The sum of

£7,979.10() will be required during the

coming fiscal year for wnfcs in the postal services for the Br tish isles. The salaries and wagon for London

saddled on Lord Northland ‘

By 11 strange irony, ilie first man to hc murried in the uiilici-liscii church' was ai luwy\:r_ 'i‘lils \v;is in iictobcr, 1857. l<`roin that tinic until a few- \\'».-eics ago the status oi' tho church.

0r_.,,.t h,,.,_..,., of th.. I-f.g|S¢m,-_g(.m.m|_irliigcs, \\'us never questlonc-il. limi ni' fin- .-i-i~rt-i.~ii~_\- or the oxrm-.1 run-l 'l`l\f- Ili-'<'f»\'f-r.\'. when it Primo, was (-atm., ,-[.gi,<l,<y_ Tp.. p\t{l.r sem.(.hL,d mini' un u<-i-iii|~ut;il cliarui~ii-r_ .\ir.GuL-st. his u\\‘u uri-liivcs iinil found that :ip-illi" \""“"» *`ii"“‘- 1" :"“"“""l""`~" from

i lil\`iaiiiii`\»r\i hill. lioniiiiii. aiiioui six

M°"""i°d F°|k" Di°""°Y thou i in-gaiii to cxiinilni- ilu- pupcrs

Scores of couples in Stantoubury,

chiltlrcn, all \\'uitlnp,' for "daddy" to -

great siiuclt. 'i`ho lniuns hud bcen call- "ll\lt Will' S\'|lif‘TS"\ h0\1l~if‘- \\`l\l<‘l\ IH

ninno nmount to £l.622,280, represent- inz' i9,242 employes. i

us regards the celebration of mar-

c\'c,~ i.=sucil nt ilu- I-oiisccrution of Si.lH\'tllU\-= 1l.‘~’\*. >"‘<'ll 1ffl“l`_I\i-" 1ll`i`iVl\|

_]a,,,p_q V1.1.,-0|, _s.,m,. p|'l_\- _y,.,,,.S "gm Iii in-i-uim‘» iii-1-c.<s;ii‘_\‘ lor limi to write,

’l‘hc vis-ur iirlili-il that lu- was there- -to ilu- |-l‘?li>`U"“"g"""r"l [UVM newmar-l

fore iinulii-» f- soil-innizo :iuy mar-Iflill-I1: "'~'¥l5l“I" I

"\\hcn it came' to hand," mid Mr..

mm-r|ng¢,, \\-onli] tum- plum, ut SL Guest, "I noticed that ii_lu\rc the numei

oi’ St, Pt-tcr's. I wriitiz of the i'i-gi.strur gi-ncriil pointing out thi- crrur. and

liclonging to the ciiurch. i-`iirtiicrcor- rcspoiuleiire pnsscii bctivi-cn mysclfl und thi- aiuthorltics ut Soinci-sri house,i \\'lth the ri-suit that lust wcck l rcceiv-I nd it lliltlvc tlint no uuii'l'i:i|.;'cg wr-rf- t0i tulci- plum- :it St, Jziiiu-,~; until un order, of ri-ghitrutioii limi iii-vu iiuiiit-_ 'i`hi-g i-urollury to thlit, oi' i~niir.~:\-, \vn>: (hail -ill pri-viou.~' inurriagcs nt tlio churchi \v\-ri- illi-gui. l

"lt was not |iif-nsunt to have tol

lirclili fin- ni-ws in my pririsliloiu-rs ati cliurcli on Siinilny. i trli-ii to inakcl thi-, ziiiiwiiiici-nu-iit :is ri-assuring as possibl.-; liut tiii- lmrc truth that thc, prrviou.~' ni;\rrl:igi».< \vi-ro ills-gal couldl not iii- ilisguisi-ii. .\iau_\' of the people, I itliii\\'_ \v<\ri- i'<\ii,~ai|lvl‘:iliI_\' dlsiri-sshd.

u.~'u:i|i_\' so curoi'uI, hntl ne-vcr noticed thu ilisi-ri-pnncy in thc certiilrutcs in ull tlios-¢~ fifty yours I <'on’t imagine.”

Frenzled Widow

lil'lili.iN. _-\pi‘ll 23.-'l`li»~ Iitilc fron-

tier iou ii of Lll\i.~xcli-Scliudc, nr-ur flint:/.. has In-cn tin- sccm- ofa series of crirrics committed hy ai willow nuincfi Kueiscl, The woman hiul iiu|'i‘|.\\'r-ii :noni-y from a district oi’fi<~iiii iiauied John. \\'hi-ii ihr- hitter di-inniidi-il -rc- pii_vmv|it shc uiini-kcil lilin with ii liuii-lil-t, klllcil him outright. und ulter- wurils si-t llrv to licr luiiisi-.

'i‘hc widow hasti-nod to thc rr-aiili-noe

of the iiistrict official. stiiliiii-ii his wife- til the heart and then committed sui-

n"" “IW” mi-UTY Splfindld qualities, but discretion is not one of them, They lu-mnustrated the fact in ti ludicrous nianm-i' when they rcfuseli to allow Professor Hans Deibruck. one of the greatest of German pubilcists and editor of the well known review, "Proussisclic Juhrbuchcr," to address

il "\“0il¥18‘ on finance rcform because the police department had not had the usual legal notice of the gathering, Thr- :irgument was of no avail that the niecting was un overflow gathering from xi neighboring hall, whore geo. eral tiiousmid inure people than it r-ovuid hold had assembled to hear Adolf “llgner on ilie sumo topic.

l’rui`essor l)clt>rvck contrived to per-

suade one constable that the subject mutter of his address was not inflam- matory. and he was permitted to pro- cccil. He had not got far into his dis- course, however. before a trio of po. lice-ineu. lielrneted und sabred, tramped down the aisle and called upon the Sliczikci- to desist from further talk.

A mi-mhcr of the audience thcn pro-

posvii that Professor Delbruck elimin- :iie anything remotely savoring of poli- tics and nddrf-ss the crowd on aca_ demic subjects. such as he is in the huhit of discussing in his university classes. This nppcased the zealous guardians of the pt-ace, and the pro- fessor iaunchcd into it learned review of taxation in thc medieval period.

When. howcvi-r, hr- had reached the

tivcntlcth cc-ntury and began tnlklng nhout thc df-:ith duties, now the sub- ject of such heated controversy in Ger- many, the policemen mobilized for ar.- nthcr attack on the rosli-um_ and de riarerl thi- mcr-ting nrijourned. The; linvc since been reprimanded for per- niclou.~\ activity."

NATIONAL LEAGUE 0F MOTllERIIO0D SUGGESTED

rn.\'DoN. .april za.-'rife formation

of ii nntiouai lf‘n~iIU¢‘ ot' m0lh9l'h°0¢‘| 0” i-.imlilur-rl municipal and voluntary lines was suggested of Aldvrmlll

cldl.

A Rrlpedeil |‘|| upfl'

LONDON. April 2:t "lin endeared

himself to giiziriiluiis. ~. ..»:~_ inmates and si..rf_ :inn his in-.i\iiiiu: Phristinn deincnunur, conslaini chef-.rfiiiness and good ti-mpcr iiiiidi- him lwiovi-ii hy ull." This was ilic iiiidiicrsilv-irl tiunrdiiins' r-pitilpli on Tliomns .\’i-wion_ ninety- four. who died aft.-r sponding twenty yllrs in the ivorkhousi-_

Nm Divided In llellh

LONDON, April '_'.’i.__'i`l\n death occur-

red of .\irs, l:.iii<»~< wife of the lata General Roof-rl .\'.ipicr llnikes, "Father" of ilie army. whoidied only ri week previous. Sho had been mnrrii-rl fifty-

* yours, and suffered great hnrdlhipsl

the mutiny with her husband.

Broadbent to the members of the Nl.- fioiuii Langue of Physical Education. li wus Alderman Broadbent, who as mayor of liiiddersneld inllilted I. scheme for saving the lives of bible! ny Issuing promissory notes to the ninth:-rs of all babies born in his ward during the year he was int in office, to _bc paid if thc children lived to see their first birthday. The al- derman said that the Princess of Wales' youngest child was born dur- ing hls mayorslty and he bent one of the promissory notes with the accom- panying nilob to tha»prin0lll. who talfked them over with Dr. Wiliam! who was attending her, when-eiipen she sont it ‘back to the sender with her compliments and o. few llllible alteration. -

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