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The Canton times., 1902-04-04

We regret to chronicle the
death Of Joseph Allen Richmond,
the 8 day old son Of Mr.. Jas. A.
and Mrs. Edna Dunning
Richmond on Sunday last.
Mr.. E White, who has for
some time suffered from paraly
sis. died from a final stroke OH
March 3Oth. He was a man OF
fine natural attachments and bus
mess qualities and was at one
time In the express business,
He was a good citizen, father and !.
husband. and leaves several chill
dren to mourn his loss.
Mrs. Fred DuBard died on
Saturday, March 29th. after a
severe illness. She embodied in
an eminent degree the virtues
which constitute the true wife II
every ticular and goes tf
make a happy home. She leaves I've.
lone young child only a 1e"
Efhonths old, and devotedly al
tached husband 10 mourn her loss
Mr.. DuBard has suffered heart
rending trouble" in the last tev
uaars and has the openly ex
pressed sympathy Of all III
friends.
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Lottville Dots.

Dr.. Gatling was in town We'd
NJ Mckee, Sheriff. made a
business trip here last week
Ask, Mr., Walter Smith, no"
he likes to attend sho" s IN oha-
ron!
Messrs J. Heart and E. George
were seen on our street SUNDAY
evening.
v;vacious Miss Lilly Smith, OF
Flat. visited her parents mere
.ast Week. j.
Messrs A. Eldridge ana "a
| Holiday, paid a. pop call Sunday
tfter noon.
Mr.. w. IT. Brown, of Canton
visited wife and children sunday
and Monday.
o,ite a crowd enjoyed tn
i've stroll Sunday morning
.,athering violets.
Mrs 1T. Norman and brigh
little daughter, Irene, wer
; '.mong cur Sunday visitors
) Mr.. Harry Short. has returne J,
70 the swamp" to ASSIST !
e father during the hlgh wa'S
J. time. :,
al Miss Lula Smith, OF Bacohv,, asn
!. ,nsnt last Sunday with non
! fp fppIks. seems she was in a "rus'
% getting back :,
{. Our school closed Iuesha sha
y with much regret, our teaun, cav.
If Mr.. J. W. Leggette lei. u: ioi
" nome mo- near Harperville MISS
WASHINGTON STAR
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Up-to-date job Work neatly
and promptly executed s' JUG
Times Office.
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FULL PARTICULARS sSossFn'es e. sss !, 's
VI. ~ me I,linois Central or by addressing
ne nearest of the undersigned represe n'a'i'eS
of the Central
VIM MURRAY, ID A. New orleans
A SCOTT, d P A. Mempls .s,5rs
w A KELLOND, A u Z A. Louis' nv
The Canton times., 1902-04-04

The Woman's Christian ZEN.
x,ar.nce IJn;on will meet in the
sstudv of the Baptist church nexl
Tues day afternoon at thiee
o,clock. Bible reading topic:
The Filling of the Holy SPIRIT
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New Barber Shop.

A. Turner has recensiy
come ndnots nu a frst-class barber
ana alan eVs near Durfey's Stable, ano an :
sats ssps q liberal patronage OF ,hsl sss
sss.hl;c astS 6 with the assurance tna'
puo,ilo ,aioase them with his work.
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.
two of Madisons most prominent
teachers. returned home Mon
day, from Flora, near which
place they have been teaching
for the past six months.
Mrs. w. W. Holmes has her
new stock of Millinery on hand
at their new store on south side
court square and will be pleased
to have her many friends and
customers call and see :hem.
Hon. !. G., Spencer, ex-member
Of Congress from the old 7th
District, was in Canton few
days recently. He was one
Of our most active and ell
cient members of Congress. ne
has recently done fine work for
the Chamberlain Hunt Academy
of Natchez.
/ Mr.. G. w. Thomas, and wife
left last week for Dallas iexas
where they expect to reside ln
future. Their residence in Can
ton and their native county mas
built up for them large circle ef
friends endeared to them by ass,-
citation and their pei sonal worth
who regret to part with them. ano
who wish for them a future
bright and happy in their ne"
home.
Gorgeous in its decorations Q
$ Easter lilies, candles and blaze Q
electric lights, Vanity Castl'
made every one who entered ~
nortals % Thursday feel as thousl
The "Castle in Spain were llv
ing reality. At the doorwa or =;
v std stood the hostess, Mrs. W. Il
d Powell, gowned in pink sllk; a; o
one side stood Miss Powell, ial
and beautiful as the Easter III
: in her white costume trimmed
= the blossoms OF the day; on tn
other Louise Powell as sweet .
st ,he rose she represented in N
" rose pink garments. The Pre-
gram Of reading, song and mus
e. Was faithfully and harmonious
a. planned and faultlessly execute &,
< very pleasing feature OF Il
entertainment was the present
lc tion Of the Easter gifts. In
y nest OF dainty ornaments. su y
rounded by the guests, stooa u
,;s hostess. who gave to each one
IS present numbered to corr espo'
With an envelope. The chirp
The tiny chicks just escaped +,
ng the she'll was very attractlN J
ort Wee brides, storks, hats. raoo
and china eggs were the sou, .t
Mrs n;rs The menu was in peri
IS Lnen;nc with the day. ri
~. ,.eurae aevrses was cream with cherr
served in real egg shells; NJ
tol;shes. lettuce, olives, and II
came the cream frozen IN
shane OF Easter lilies most pc
ent ,ifuI to behold, Every entelss y.
Y Mr. ment given at this nosls.o % ,.,a
ha- hnme IS as lovely and charm
a she who spares neither tlh;s Is
me toll to give her friends an n lu' a,
om- happy day, a gnmPso +h;s
'ar- ,oyed pleasure. and IN !, ore o,.e' !
Mrs. Powell was even more =
~, m's' ar1;st~.'even surpassed
son an o., a,'is o;ver of good
of sell as ,,,omories.
,ace prec'so,u' ....----.--
The Canton times., 1902-04-04
Elks Officers i.

The following officers w wete Dv
elected for the them ensq.n odge:
The N1k' Soes4ss. St Sasse9 h1sissd lated Ruler.
p p NJ NJ. Perlisky, E. l. K
Joe Garrett, E. l. X, p
IF. F.o'Malley, Tyler.
q B. Pratt, Trustee.
emile Levy, Treasurer.
WIS ". 8. Gwinner. Secretary. erss..ssiv,
Thare is no more progrssshs. hs.
! -aar ine;e n the State nor one oI Dss sa,
osrea orc membership, ~ all Of whom .aSi, ts,
ger err honor upon their nool'
order. ----
phone lao when you want ; o.
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spElnq plestllg ueHphls Jockey clul

Memphis, Tenn, March sist-April SSfa,,
Ronnd.trip tickets to Memphis and re- retarn, arts
anS one third fare, S755; on sale Marcn ol oUsh
one AMI nri Srd inclusive nmied to April 2s lsos
0e oa l0,Sa nsndsap leap ADa DaH
March Slst. Tennessee Dernyy s,oy p0s pay Apr
Stnn, Tennessee Tetoa Oaks Day April 18th and
ioh Eo9e, Gayo.o Stakes Day April slst r99nd Mo
trip tckes fare s5s on sale for asa Apr
lea'ins III Isth. April 18TH and April 2lst only
Stm simi, two DAYS from date Of sale Ior return
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strayed or Stolen

From Durfey's pasture s,onsS south
Ttu r.m.or a very light coloreo
OF .au 0su'I cow with black tips; NJ
Jersss J, rss: @ four years old; has beer been
ma, Missing i for two months or more
Reward for return 20
14-2t
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FOR THE QUEEN.

FOR THE QOhEN;
It is probable you could make
,oma one far happier than the
oueeu Once by a present of a Watch
% : Inc or iewelry in some form.
have beautiful goods tit for
v Queen. and now is the time
.or suy Won TO invest some of your
share of the general prosperity
T. c. SIEDE, Jeweler'
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phone 14o when you want '00
Printing.
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4 CANTON TIMES

ocal and Personal |
il. Alswortn' was = 80
Thursday
: 1ocket Of Turnetta' ls
Pisitor t, today in town |
n. McHugh Of Philidelphla
\ u, i our CITY Monday |
Allen paid a visit 20
,eads = j. in Terry Sunday
i Nichols, Of Loring, was
s;.;tor ! to tuesday to Canton
1eoo Loeb. Of Greenville' was was
nong his Canton fr'enos A0
s,.+;o Ward, is up from New
,rssns with his home clrcie ''1
iends.
cohh one Of our most en- !
rgstic farmers was IN 'ne o''s
tuesday. o.
= Walker, one Of our best
..'.ers y, r was in the city q few
hays ago.
IA. Beal and wife were cas rs.
,a1t visitors among their Can
hon friends.
n, Miller and daughter Ozle
will spend Saturday ana ouhu''
N New Orleans.
Mrs. Ware from Bay St Lon,'
i visiting Rev. N. .. Harmon
family this week.
Mrs. T. L. Hargon, Is vlsltins
friends N Meridian, aller 2 oo'
stay in New Orleans.
Mr.. ]. F. Harwood, a success
hl and thrifty farmer of way
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Sophie Weiner has r !.
mrued from a pleasant vlsit
shreveport s and Monroe. La.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Allen spe,
the night Wednesday with !. IA
John Holidays family OF on
ron.
Miss Bessie Jones came hon
from Memphis Thursday accol co.
panied by her aunt, mrs Do
telle.
Mrs. Weathersby and little $
Of Meridian are the guests
Mrs. MI. Weathersby on fea
street.
Mrs. W. W. Williamson OF La J
Charles, La, is the guest OF
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Luckett.
Hon. W. S. McAlister, le1'
few days ago for a trip OF seve se1I
weeks to st. Louis and was
ington City.
Miss Pauline Perlinsky is
home again after a season
pleasure in Baton Rouge
Bayou Sara, La.
Miss Willie Jones has just
turned from a visit OF sew
weeks to Walden, accompar
by Miss Fannie Wells.
W. C. Joyner of Shoccoe
in the city on Thursday and
regret to learn has met with 9
a serious accident to his hans
M. M, Cloud, of the firu
Stokes and Cloud OF Stokes
in the city today and rer
great damage from recent =
D. 3. Noble is in town
morning and report great
age done the farming intere
the rains. He says corn
have to be plated again.
The lecture Of Rev. r
Slevin. the scholarly ana
quent Priest. of New orieat
''Infdelity; It's Causes
Effects was delivered TO .
and appreciative audience,
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For Sale.

Three beautiful building lots on
Liberty street just north OF MRS, oc
nan Halls residence. Lots "
foat | bv 400 feet. Price very low
if bought quick Apply to
20 w. LEE DINK1Ns.
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App0UpCEJnETs!
Illinois Central R.R'
$4,000 -CAL|F0RNIA-S3O.O

one-way Co9ns. cIssS low rate Of
ssdn % pon.s ON sale until April These fnas tss
esy cts viii be good for passage On on, ns Ex
nass'sa canron On train
sus'ioWT ssspng and sapra.ys
sad runtns through san Francisso via tins HeM
Orleans without change or lay over o. an Trans
Service on Fast Limited tSese Oe M cars being only
S6. 90 to San Francisco. -
For furteer particulars call j on r,.,,.t AGENT
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The Moberly Celebration.

/ From Tuesdays Dig
The Ottumwas who attended the
great emancipation celebration at Mo
berly, Mo, yesterday, returned home
this morning on a special train over
the Wabash, arriving here at i;;i3
o'clock. They were a tired lot but
were all enthusiastic in their praises
of the people of Moberly and the good
time that had been provided for them,
The weather was ideal and the crow.
was immense The program AS given
in Yesterdays Courier was carried out
with the exception of the ball game.
When the Ottumwa Browns reached
Moberly yesterday they were confront
ed with this proposition: Moberly re-
fused to play and the Browns were
told the could do one of two things,
either declare the game off or play a
match game with professional team
from Kansas City. They of course
chose the latter and though badly
beaten put up game fight from start
to finish. The score at the close of
the game was is to 2 in favor of the
Kansas City team
There was no disorder Of any kind
during the day, al! had a good time
and declare that it was the greatest
celebration Of its kind ever held in
| this part of the country.
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MILLENNIUM DUE.
Three Months Old Child in Russia Be
gins Early to Prophecy.

A letter has been received by Solo
mon Baldwin, a Merchant of Washing
ton conveying the information that the
millennium will come in 1905. Mr.. Ber-
Inns letter came from his father who
lives in Russia 1t relates that a child
three months old living in Warsaw re-
Gently began to talk. The child was
left for few moments by it's mother
in charge of her seven-year-old
daughter. The daughter became
frightened at something and began tt
cry, when the baby startled her by eN-
claiming: Don't cry, mamma will be
back soon" This speech from child
three months old scared the girl eX-
tre,nely and she summoned her
mother. When the mother arrived
the child said: Send for the rabbi. :
To the rabbi the precocious infant ut
tered clearly a prophecy to the effect
CHAT in one year from that time there
would be a great war between the
would powers, and that in three years
the millennium would arrive. The let
ter related that this prediction has
created great CONSERVATION among
the Jews of Russia. Several Hebrews
were interviewed this afternoon il
regard to the alleged prophecy. They
said that according to the Torah, tht
millennium is due in about three o.
four years. and they consider the War
saw child's prophecy as reminder o
| the approaching reign OF Jews.
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SOME BIG VEGETABLES.
South Side Gardeners Are Exhibiting
Some Fine Specimens.

When it comes to raising big vege-
tables the residents of the South Side
think it is entitled to the red ribbon
There is something in the
soil or the atmosphere over across the
river that makes things grow and grow
big. ]. M. Anderson, 513 South Da-
Wis street came into the Courier
Office a few days ago with a radish
that measured twenty-four inches in
circumference. This is a big one (big
radish) but it's owner states that the
rest of them are not quite as large as
the one he had on exhibition. And
then there are cucumbers, too. When
it comes to raising those, c. S. Shad-
ford, who resides on the South Side is
capable of doing few stunts that are
worthy of notice. He has in his gar
den a cucumber that weighs two
pounds, two and half ounces, This
is a very good sample of the South
Side cucumbers and considering that
the season has been so unfavorable is
fairly good showing.
Mike Carlos, who resides on Ellis av
enue, is in a class all by himself when
it comes to raising popcorn. He has
in his garden stalk of pop corn that
at latest reports was ten feet high and
still growing. With half a chance fol
the remainder of the season this prob
ably will develop into pretty decent
stalk of corn.
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RAINS SOFTEN RoApBEn.
Rock Island Trains Arc Delayed by
Heavy DcMnrour.

IlGoNy bSSiiS-Spi'
The south hound DafesnEer train on
the Rock Island rail,oad vas Delayed
ever an hour last Right wsst ii this
city By damage done u thA ,c.Adted
during the heavy rainfall ca Sunday
night. James z Downing adyertis.
ing manager OF he ro-. Dodge aIes-
scncer. who is il O;,uInwa tnfsy on
business, arrived on the s-;stet train
last evening He says THAT from Ed
dvville TO Ottumwa four crews OF sec
ton men we've picked 81 and others
were passed Who we:" watching ths
track. T&e train lar cs1eSu'ly almost
The entire distance IL Qttumwa N an
,;c:pa.ion of 1nains damaged road
ped. No accident barred the trip. al
,horg:, water MAS running ever the
track IL several places. AT Leighton,
Nr. Downing says the fall Of rain
was so heavy that its effect resembled
that OF cloudburst. damaging crops
ard leaving the railroad tracks in bad
shape. Rock Island officials this
morning say that all damage has been
repaired and that trains are running
on time.
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Ten Vacation Commandments.

/. Resolve that you are going to
have good time.
.. DO not worry about anything.
8. Cultivate simplicity in every
way.
4. Give your mind rest as we'll
as your body.
5. Spend as much time as is posi-
Bile in the open air.
6. Make friends with everyone you
meet.
4. Determine to be happy
S. Help others to have good time.
9. Count your blessings every
night.
10. Forget yourself.
Try it and sea.--New York Sun.
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is RE-ESTAbLlSHED
Deputy Revenue Collector Kilby is
Ready for Business Again.
THE STAMPS ARRIVED THIS MORNING
Stock Is the Same as Formerly, Con-
sisting of Cigar, Tobacco and Liquor
Stamps-The District Office-credt
Where 1t Is Due.

lFrom Tuesdays DaIly.J
E. L. kilby, deputy revenue collect
or at this city, To-Day received from
headquarters his supply OF stamps
with which to STOCK the local Office
and hereafter he will conduct me busi-
ness OF the branch a. formerly, before
The station was removed ny Collector
kemble of burlington l4r. KIlDy's
stock is the same as it was before
that time ard there VIII DC no change
whatever in the manner OF conduct
ing the affairs of The office frcm the
original plan.
The stamps uscd III this city, Tor CT
gars, tobacco, and wholesale liquor
dealers, make up the stoc., handled by
Mr.. Kilby. Hereafter The merchants
ard manufacturers WHO have been
sending to Burlington fer thrs.. stamps
since the office here was d;sccncnuad
will be able to secure he,l IL this
city without loss of time and WITH less
trouble than was incurred in sending
all the way to the district ottice.
The District CHiee.
Ottumwa has not yas given up hopes
of securing the district office which
is at present at Burlington. Ottumwa
has no revenue office ana never has
had one, and the citizens feel that
something in this line is due. keUlluk
has the federal court and Burlington
has for years held the district reve-
nue. office, thanks to the late Senator
Gear of the latter city. A federal Of
| flee is coming to Ottumwa. and II
| it is possible to secure this one there
will be nothing left undone to bring
1.-The district revenue Office here. In the
federal building here there is enough
room for the stamp office. and every
provision necessary will no doubt glad
| ly be made by the citizens to bring the
collectors headquarters here.
Credit Where Due.
No little credit is due Major ohm
f. Lacey and Secretary of the Treas
ury Leslie M. Shaw. for their prompt
attention to Ottumwa's request for the
re-estahishment of the revenue office
here IT hos been barely Il month since
the order disseminating the Office here
was received from Collector Komble.
After that YVES done Il meeting was
held ard $ notninn written ard sign
Cd by eccre~ - i,nvnntia e 2pns. was
fcr,warded 10 Maic~ Lacey and ~ him
to Secretary Show W sNitc o. the
necessary rod taro II has required
only a month for O'tumwa to again
secure the Office.
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WHERE DEMOCRATS DO MEET.
Conventions Called for Five of the
Congressional Districts.

The democrats of the state have
nominated one candidate for congress,
John P. Reese, in this district, and
have five other congressional conven-
lions dated as follows:
Fourth district, New Hampton, Aug
ust 6; Eighth district, Creston, Aug
ust %; Eleventh district, LeMars,
August 81; Seventh district, Des
Moines, September 2; Second district,
Iowa City, September 10.
Candidates have not been picked as
yet in these districts. 1t is probable
j. B. Sullivan of Creston, will be the
Eighth district nominee. Judge Wade
of Iowa City is pretty certain to be
nominated in the second. In the third
an effort is still being made to induce
Ex-Governor Boies to make the race
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and tariff are going to be the "real
thing" after all.
Water Cure Has TWO Sides.


Water Cure Has TWO Sides.
Major Edwin F. Glenn, of water
cure" fame, seems to think that there
are two sides to the story. The ma
ior's use of the water cure to secure
information from the anon anti-impe-
rialists and those who are inclined to
critisize the army. The war depart
ment has just received some matter
from Manila in which the major sets
out a sort of defense. He says that
he found Immediately on his arrival
that every hand was against the
Americans. Furthermore, he says that
the natives played double. That they
had secret organizations to advance
their own cause and made habit OF
encouraging the murder of struggling
Americans whenever the same could
be done without danger of detection.
He adds "They had hired assassins to
kill those who were even suspected of
being friendly to the Americans and
had likewise endeavored to have our
American officers assassinated. Fur,
thermore they established reign OF
terror so great that no man among
them dared to give information OF any
KIM OF 10 Sulue oul IlooP9' ~ WV
did so was marked man and by sc
doing forfeited his life and was killed
in one of the usual modes, either by
being buried alive or being tortured
in one of the various ways too crue
to contemplate" Major Glenn de
clares that he did no more than any
other man with good sense woulo
have DONE and says 81 am convince
that my action resulted in Fastening
the termination of hostilities and oil
rectly resulted in saving human lives
beside directly iniuring no one" Ihe
explanation seems all right but Still
leaves an open question as to the
method employed.
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Highly Esteemed.

Every one in Spring Valley speaks
we'll of John Mitchell A remark made
at random in a public bus brought
forth enthusiastic praise. William
Hardy, policeman, who has known
Mitchell for years. says that nobody
can speak i'll of Johnny without lying
about him" Even the coal companys
officials. who at first fought him bitter
ly, treat him with courtesy now, being
convinced that he means TO do only
what is fair Spring Valley has rep
utation which makes strangers afraid
to spend night there. yet when they
do come they find that they can sleep
with their doors unlocked. Ordinary
1 citizens and visitors are perfectly safe
4 day or night. The brawls which have
given the place it's bad name have oc.
Cured in saloons among the miners
latter they had become drunk. Physi
cally. the place is made UP of mines
mud and bad sidewalks, with lair
number of neat and comfortable
homes to relieve the picture. Spring
1 Valley" is, in part, misnomer. as 1t
is built mostly on hill. with the
4 beautiful Illinois river, now twice its
usual width, gliding below As regards
! Inhabitants it is a second tower of Ba
bel 1t is said that thirty-tive nation
alities have been enumerated.
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and wanted her to bring the children
there to him for visit, but she felt
that the task OF taking so many little
people on the train in hot weather
would be too much for her.
Is Devoted to Children.
Mr.. Mitchell is devoted to his chill
dren, in spite of his long absences
from them They all resemble him
strongly, especially about the eyes,
which are large, dark brown and
grave. They are as bright and we'll
hammered as one could wish. For the
Fourth their father had sent them a
fine sport in shooting them Off Bare
legged, in little calico shirts and short
trousers, they were pictures of health
and fun. Richard, the oldest, is 8;
James is Z, Robert 5. and Marie, the
youngest. is 3, a shy little tot who ap-
peared on the scene only after per-
suasion. Sometimes when they are
troublesome" says Mrs. Mitchell, "I
tell them their father shall whip thera
when ne comes home. but it does no
good. pa will never whip u.s. they al
ways answer, and he never does"
7
Some of His Friends.
The most intimate friend that Mr..
Mitchell has in Spring Valley is Rev.
John T. Power, priest of the church of
| the Immaculate Conception there. Rev
Power is devoted pastor, and has
done much to better the conditions OF
the miners. He is highly educated
and has personal library of 200 vol
umes In community of this sort
with his warm courtesy, broad, prac
teal views, mind stored by travel and
reading his friendship was one of John
Mitchelfs greatest opportunities, and
he was clover enough to realize it
Rev. Power lent him books and gave
him advice. 'It is the mans character
that has made him." said Rev. Power
"He is intellectually and in every way
strong. He is clear in ideas. He
studies things, and is not hasty il
] Judging. He has read not so much III
quantity as in quality. He appears
able to understand men, a quality al
ways noticeable in men who rise HI
is not easily deceived by plausible PEG
pie working for ends of their own HI
sees through schemes. He is clear
and honest Certain papers recent,
started an absurd rumor that Mrs
Mitchell had sued her husband for di
vorce. They did this to discredit hin
with Catholic miners Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell are the happiest pair in tn
, world. | married them and hav
, watched their married life, and
know"