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l. f =. L. i.
house and plunged into a study OF the
mystery. Nothing appeared TO be farther
from mis- Intention With an air OF nom
ci.aisnce, which. under the circumstances,
see,nsd to me to border upon ahectatton.
he iounged mp and down the pavement.
and gazed sacantly at the ground. the
sky. The opposite houses. and the line OF
ratings. Having finished has scrutiny,
he proceeded slowly down the patti. o.
rather dorn the frngs Of grass which
ssn1ed Inc path. Keeping his eyes [s rtyeted
ups. the ground. T vice ne stopped, ana
once lfaw him smile and heard him utter
an exclamation oi satisfaction. There
We're many Inarks m footsteps upon the
wet. ciayey sof but since the police
mad been coming and going over u. n was ;
unable ~ he~ bow ny compa Mon coma ON,
had rad ypcf extraordinary eyfoinfe OF
.ile aptexness IN MS psrcSptf re faculties
ths. rad no Doubt that he could rec
a Yress sezi which WAS hidden from N i.
~ tte da,or Of the house NE we're met
py Z tssi, wsptte~facet Differentiated mar,
Eatf q ao.s-f,e,px IN his nznd. who rnshed
forward ars wrang my ccmps Mon mana .an..,
s4ts, effssson. n, N INDEED kind of you
10 ce4ae. 4 ae fssd. n hare 6sd every
thing Isft lsioaeheda' .
,Ezf4pt ts1at't, Jisy ffasnd saswtrtsh !,
pointing ~ ne LtstawEy = zero ~ y.
bUrz.lo.s sssS ssatsAd afgnS there could
nat Dc greater mfs4, no tDssht. fasf
eyer. sou as6 S,ssg yrssr 0Nr cs'feso. !.
sions. t;segaop, stsfoss yf,s teffaitttd
t'si9sf% N Il 81 Z. IL
~ asys asd " rsssa " N ts,tfs nv
iieuas sns GeteSssYe ssr <yssfpesy, ny
eoilsS zge. Mr.. f.sstSsfe. ~ hsIs, ma
res!,.s 1b..n sjsa ~ w sssfr isis
t53l.n.s SlaseeH III nne, s.s fSissd his
I ,.,..I,,s,ns s4adeps.sssy. WITH t3ty sticfs
men ~ yog,teN staa f~4ssfsSN a,sNa the
| grcsa.,s. ff.sys No IN ~ fesesS m 4
sh.s1 ,asty 10 m mi 8 ~ ~ S.
f5rexaou r1stced Is Sxs1S n = M.
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ofs the bottom steps 81 the stairs.


Sofs he bottom ST. ps Of the stairs. IA
gold watch n >. 4 50. by H IIsarraud /. Of
London. Gold Albert chain. very heavy
and solid. Gold ring, with Masonic de-
VICE Gold pin-bull-do g's head, With
srubies as eyes. r ussian lea Their ca rd-i
case, with cards of Fl h ~ lorebber, OF
Cleveland, corresponding With NE q, y I,
ID. upon The linen. N purse, bu 4 looae5
money to the extent Of ri seven pounds
thirteen. Pocket ditlon OF q Bocca ccio's9
.Dccameron,' with name Of Joseph stan
gersonEupon the ltiy-leaf I. Two lett one
addressed to Il. u Drebbcr and one 10
Joseph Stangcrson.s Il
At what address NJ OK ~ Eli t5
$5',American Exchange, Strand ITO be left
till called for. They are both from the
the sailing Of Il their boats from Liver
poo II liz clear hat this Unfortunate
mar, was about to eturll to New, \ ork. n
81 .Hayes you E made any inquirie s 4sas 10
this man Stang rsoln n !:l. 4. L 81
TT did iitSa t once. sr said Grcgson. u
have had tisement rs ent TO q the
newspapers, and one sof my men has gone
| t)8the American Exc lange, but he has
not returned vel. US W
(. Have you sent to clevelandf? ~ IF
1--we autographed this morning
How did you word your inquiries r. III
Ib4.,yYa simply sdeta He'd the circumstances.
and said tina t we Should be gla d OF. any
which could help US, 18s I'd
you did not 4 ask for pa lieu lars u on
any point which appeared 10 you to be
crucial ?& " ~ ~ . All II
II asked about stangerson.
Nothing else Il Isl there M g rctms lance
on which this whole h case appears " to-
hinge2 Viii you no y ele6rn u ga IN 2s,8
have said all 4 hay e 4 Q q sa said
I 'Gregson, ininn offended vol 81 sg
Y sheylock Holinss D iickl led to himself,
ana appeared to DO about A 10 ma Ike some
remark, whom l.estrah ne, VI Tho had been
In the front room Will las we Were no ~
J Ing this conversation IN the hall, re-.
appeared upon tho scene, rubbing q iss3
hands In q ponpous q ~ seif,s tisiietl
manner. ~ 2 @ Sss i8f tss5t f5
.'Mr. ciresson,is'' ha said rl Vlaya Just
made aN discovery of Ito lg hest illl par-
i5tance, and one which wo,ild have been
i'operlnekcd had 4 not made q carei VI eX-
ANIMATION of the WA Ills, z Al ~
The 4 little mans eyes spa rkleH S y he.
spoke, and he WAS evident N a a I state
OF suppressed exul tatinns az having scor5
4 ed a point against his col league (,
U Come here he said, bnstll:,g hack
intOFthe room I he a tmpsphere of which
fSe II cleaner since the reno va Of a s.
CHASTITY inmate. Now, stand there L
He struck match on his boot and
4 held II up gainst the wall,
Look at that! he said, triunlphantly,
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5of ;; Isensit The rest OF the party Y,
Will consist of Miss Mildred Kensitt,
Mnsars. Richard Burroughs, VIM. ",
.Dey, r, ,ltie Kelly and Rowand NJ ;,.l.
pepper. Miss Caroline Walters ana NILS y y.
Mamie Kei,sit VIII el,aperone me ne parry par "a
Mr. e. r. tIappc. general manager of
the Owensboro Gasllght Company, ,t II
brother, Mr.. Ii. II. iiappc, of Floyd Ave- ,t'
nue.. isg ~ lsss Il h e II IA IA
visiting statifit On, va; Miss Edna Gold
Iis the guest Of friends II, Berryville aiiu
sNNinGhestc r. Va. aaa a!tlil ~
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s,CH AR TER is I GOTTEN
r OR ( DEL TA# SOUTHERN
Z nv As;so,criia ted a Press.

(By Associated Prcss)
oBILE, La Aug. "a special
to the Register from Jackson. MISS
says a charter for a new I IA ilroad. 4 he
Delta Southern has been filed with the
Attorney General. J . 3. r. BIZ thompson
OF Atlanta: NJ NJ. Richey. Birminghain;
W. WI Stone md - osnua, Skinner Green
willie, and David 8Alcainilen. Eyansto ILL.,
are Incorporators. Thei road VII l3st az
v.rse Washington. Bolivar. Sharkey and
YazoD counties bout sixty miles Of the
richest country in the State ss5
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NOMINEE FOR
The SENATE /: 1 |. | ! I I,
Preparations for tile Return of Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt
to Biltmorc.
GIVES DENIAL 70 R ''l!J|l j: j 1
Southern Passenger Train Col Col
lidsssWitl1 Helper Engine and and
Sn1asl1es tile Mail Car.

II. Especial to Tho Times p spateh
n AsHENlLLl, N. CT AUG. s ! 1.-THE. n The
Dan,ocra.,c convention OF the Thirty
eighth Senatorial District met at sylvia
to-day and nominated Major W. W..
String field for senator fa IA n Il
General z. r. Hampton, Of s s,''ai Inc
county. aas chairman OF the convention
All a meeting OF the District Executive
Committee I. G. Bryson was reelected
u; .tss
vANDERB1LTs RETURNING.
The announcement was made o-day
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being no cases OF irnportnnce. IT .is an
Il fact that 4slficc the Watts
fdockc 81 Person fs county has bccr st,nii,
showing that removing whiskey from
tho country district and putting IL 8ill
Incorporated towns. Inns rednred eritt,fnal
The Democratic Executive Cotht11ittc
met Monday and decided ltU cal II he coi,-)
yentlon sseptcnibcr4 Sd here ls I! warm Y
Senate Warren, who was iii lie House
at the last session, is y candidate for
tile Senate, a lso j. Jnnfs, " 10 III ls
men are popular, aid Judging from pres 4
cft tions tie race VIII be w close
one. Al n 5gs, y55t.4s.si 4 ,i "a " "a "a
AZ Democratic nomination iii thls Scotiil-s
ty3is equivalent to- election 81 8S
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Their bouquets of n,aid den hair fern were 1;
tied with Stulle.t Il .ss 81 a
Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder left Ia 81 eve
ming fora Northern wedding trip. they lfv' y
will have apartments at"The langley
No. 611i East Franklin Street, after Sep
$tember. list. 81 # g5I " sl4 455
Personal Mention.
Mrs: and mhG nee sister, Mrs. John Twohlg
through thS e!fS ysahteF
s 5affay ON viii Ine' remain Z several weeks
II MISS Agnes Mac thy has :, returned
Va \! a. While there she visited the Front
Louisa county. to - u az Y a8
Mrs. isaiah White Monday evening and
Mrs. Tom Correll and Miss Guillaume
second highest. The club will meet next
week with MIS- rs. 2 ra y :. Rs;
Miss Lizzie Barrett and her mother. Of
Manchester IS a.. who have been visiting
In Newport News. have returned ret. I'm
home. I'LL e sa :. . t8 u ~ sss53 VI s3s4$;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cans and family;
and MIS- Ed%aTd Whi ofnr and
The Algonquin. saranac Lake. In. the
.Adaronda cks. s-. = u 3
s8s Mrs. f. w. gKunke OF west Ma rshall
Street, accompanied by Miss Lilly Brad
lev. left for Baltimore on vest erday g
sternooni for a brief visit to friends.
Miss Martha Gold has returned to the.
city a ter a pleasant six months visit
to friends and relatives In Baltimore.
Washington. Winchester and Il Berryy,iElll VILE
Va. 81 !. 7. I. ,s3 NIX
B; Miss Grace Greenwood left Saturday,
for Houston. Va, to be the guest Of
Judge Bark dale.2 d After ten US She
viii be at the Mecklenburg Hotel. Chase,
City. :;3 H 3 ,3is N
Miss Ella sharp. OF Norfolk. Va, ls. at
AIRS 5Duval's, No. III East .Fran XII
Street. as .8. 5sS N j
d Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Beverly. are house
Keeping at5SNo. 8 North First Street.
where they are delightfully."- es tablished,
and will be glad e see e. their friends,
Mr.. Howard Sutton and Mr.. r. Shelton
Es s left yes e. for 8, Louis.
The Newport News TimesIHerald Of,
Kiss Mary Nicely Booker and Miss
Nell Lee will leave next Friday for
Eastern Shore where they will attend a
house party at ''Duckington, !" the home
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.Richnnonders in New York.

Especial to The TInles-D 1spatch.) a3 4, M
Il NEW YORK. August Il. st. Denis--J.
III Estes: . Seyille-RIiss ]. aNVebb III al Or
r.. Chiidrey: Normandie- IF. "A Ma reck and
wife: Bartholdi-D. II. Burch: y rk--J.
r. Pliddy: Nictoria-4C. Stevenson ;s&tl 4;
perial--,J. S. Goldsmith; Cosmopoli tanIsJ.
Nv. Smart and wife; h ork---L. FL tzlsr,
j 5IR. Sheppard, NJ Greentree; Broadway
Central-W.@T r. II chinson. n s
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blouse. under which Is worn the vest and
.pfettlly shaped col coming well Overt ne i
shoulder. giving a quaint. old fashion
sair.s The skirt IS fin ying two cl.'s "A
tiers iof deep t,ickr, and Is finished by q
facing on the RICH ride. n his Us the nsTt -S
est mode OF finisaing and ~ ma terial IS \
alike on both sides turn the hem on IS ff
right = e4nnd finish with a ~ iping. For
ouch 8a dress one l,a the whole line 6cf
the seasor,'s ma teriaIs toi iioos " FROM.
Sizes for waist. 1851: ~ u u md 1lsis
years. ss
sizes sfor8rkirt $500 Z. = 4 and y years;
on receipt sof y Q cents either 81 these
pat terna Will be sent 10 any q dress. ~ 4
rde5s must be directed to Il If III II I
FOLKS PATTERN o. Nos. 4 49, lAos
West twenty third Street. New York.
When ordering. y please do not fall sat 10: |;
mention numbers I'D o In dicate thnt this
coupon Is from The Zines plspalt cf,.35.a
Nos. 1851 1870. "a ss.
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e)oc1tzl tv,7a
Persona az

Y am the bird that sings and goes,
& Youare the rosehush sprnS
ri Ard you are wild, while am gay
" art the song, you are the rose.
81 mock ana laugh. but vet, who knows y!
= Your rosebloom may be mine today 4
Y am The Bird that sings and goes,
You are the roscbush spray.
mt Il zone stormy tempest blows
% nd as Ar,,r branches bend and sway,
III Tears rutiely your pure bloom away, +
ASH not my grief for YOU my rose,
I am the bird that sings and goes.
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PARAGUAY REvoLtTIO
II Is Spreading and Its Leader LEI,
Will Probably be President.

8A TIL ID Associated Prcss0 It'll. $fs
BIIENOs AYREs. Aug 17.---R REFUGEES
from Astincion. the capital OF Paraguay,
declare that the conditions there are IN
sippprtab e.S All business has been Fus I
pended, the streets arc deserted and only
the patrols are Visible.
THE refugees say that the revolution
.is spreading and at Is believed that the
government will not offer serious resist
ance 10 any o tack on the ca tai a Gel,e-
raj Ferreira the leader OF the revolu-
ition VIII probably be- declared press'il--
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His Heroisrn Recognized
{Ry Assoclated I Press. TE3lil 8 !.

"a MI by EAssocIatedSP ress.) I5i0
b yYAsHIGTON. D. G., 38 August 1.-THE n e
President has ordered the presenta ion sof
"a 4 suitably Inscribed pair 9 Of V the best
5tain@tof h the Italian steamer Niceto. Efor
q his rescue OF the captain and crew Of ne
American barge Senator rose, /. apan--
doned off Cape Hatteras January IL Eth h.
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!. ENJOYED. Watermelon Feast.

Il The watermelon feast al the residence
of Miss Bessie Wiltshire, South Fourth
Street. Tuesday night was greatly enjoy.
GALLOWAY. Marie Herbert, Mary cN,lins
and Bessie Wiltshire. The Toys present
were Messrs. Ed win y Card oza, Hunter,
Camp. ERNEST "a 1NiltslMr ire. e r. ebert Bar
,gamin. Louis Adair and Pirhegru Wool,
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Burnctt's Extract OF Vanilla
Prepared from selected Vanilla Beans,
.-.AdY.t,slss ~ 49, 1890
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4 AZ Democratic nomination III thls couh.
81 Is equivalent to election. u
How We Apples DO Swim

8saLrsBttRY, n. g, August II. y DdrInE5 a
storm last week, Mr.. ]. y. schehck. one q
inwnt,'s we'll known citizens. lost b,o bushels
Il apples, which were waRhhd away hv, the
heavy freshet, which was III tles less ha!, q
cloud burst. The fruit was ut tho distlllc ~
II Mr.. Schenck,{ aud a part OF " had already
been prepared for use. S ia Sl5iiS
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dent. Cannonading was heard last night
near Asnncion, but there is no definite 4
news that the capital Is being bonn I'd
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REDUCES \ CRIME.
Warm Fight in Person County
Over / Legislative Nomination..

s5 Especial to Tho Times d spatch ss
N. c., August = 7.:-fAerso
County Court convened Monday, 3&t Their
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SIG 81 s.. j; ROUND TRIP SIX GOO
% tn Is Vi 81 l5#i
WORLDS TAI r IS i. LOUIS.

VIA. NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.
q Tickets 1t above rate VII j be- sold every /
tuesday during the months of Aug ust.
September and Y october. limited to- Ten
DAYS Il from date OF sale. ~ ckets linz 4
lied To- fifteen days s2l,5 0;s six " days.
$500; seasohatic + 81 90 heses icksts
3hctween Bedford and Bluefield within
srnnl Slimit or ticket, Two IA st yestibuled8
\ trains With through Pullman I sleepers.
!. parlor and dining cars. For descriptive
! mat ter az the World s. Fai and turtle
Information apply at company 3 flee
+ SIS East Main Street. I, s{ 4
in .6 r. NyAGNE @. H. ROsLESf VS. Z,
II City Pass, Agent. Dls \, PASS. a gent.
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lT9 he Continued To-moyroY,l
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Beverly are house
Keeping at No. 8 North First Street,
where they are delightfully."- stablished,
and will be glad to see their friends.
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Wise-Stephenson.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Gatcwood Warwick, the
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. John w. Steph.
senson. of Warm Springs, Va, 10 Mr..
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The Newport n
Tuesday. says:
miss Mary Nee
Nell Lee. will lei
Eastern Shore. WHIT
house-party at ID
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Miss Ella Sharp, OF Norfolk. Va, Is at
MRS. Duval'sI No. III East Franklin.
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Mr.. Howard Sutton and Mr.. r. Shelton
5ggleston left yesterday for ST. Louis
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You don't seem 70 give much fhopSht
to the matter In hand, sa.d AZ .ssi'
,r,errupting Holiness musical disgust
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-28

aho many were the congratulations no
received during the day from friends
and acquaintance who called at the
embassy.
Count Cassini entered the diplomatic
service Of Russia shortly after he
reached his seventeenth birthday and
ever since that time he has been in
court and diplomatic service. After
serving an apprenticeship in the Rus
sian foreign office he was given the
consulate at Berlin. He remained
at the German capital for a number Of
years, and was then transferred to
Denmark. Soon afterward he was
raised to the rank of minister resident
and accredited to Hamburg.
From Hamburg Count Cassini was
promoted to the Chinese mission, and
during the six years he remained at
Pekin he made an enviable reputation
by the mastery manner in which he
conducted Russian affairs when the
japanese Chinese war was in progress.
and for the treaties he negotiated.
which proved so advantageous to his
country and resulted in large acces-
slons OF territory to her. His reward
for these services was the post at
Washington, which was raised to an
embassy in his honor. During the six
years he has been in Washington he
has added greatly to his reputation
for perspicacity and skill in diplomacy,
and today he ranks among the fore
most diplomats of the world.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-28
HIS Mistake.

Ex-Judge Mayer and party were
various maxims at the re-
publican club the other night when
Colonel Henry Clay Piercy of the
house committee said
well. judge, do you really believe
honesty is the best policy?"
I'm answer that question with a
story" replied the judge. When
was practicing law in a country town
called on a resident one day in
the interest of a client. / said to the
man:
do you own a large black dog with
white spots?'
He looked at me quizzically, and
then said: +! =
"Oh, no; that dog is merely stray
canine that occasionally strolls into
my yard. You're the tax assessor, are
you not?''
No; I'm only a lawyer. I came to
tell you that a client of mine had &C.
cidentally shot and killed the big dog
and authorized me to pay the owner
SO damages. But as the animal has
no owner, why, of course, there's nath-
ing to pay. Good morning"
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HUMAN eRUTEs BEAT WOMAN.

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 2S.-For beat
ing his aged mother with horsewnip
until her face and body were lacerated
and bleeding and until she sank almost
unconscious beneath his blows, Carl
Christopherson was sentenced to sew
enty-five days Imprisonment in the
county Jail by Judge Taylor, Of Liver
more. His father, Resmos Christie
pherson, treated his wife in a more
brutal manner than did his son and
was sentenced at the same time to six
months Imprisonment. Both the
father and the son were brought from
Livermore and are now lodged in the
county Jail.
Mrs. r. Christopherson, the victim
of the beating by her husband and
son, is now suing the former for a di
vorce on the ground of extreme cruel
ty. The story told by the unfortu-
ermore reveals a case of abuse which
was inhuman. Mrs. Christopherson
says that on Tuesday evening her hus-
band and her son became enraged
at some remark made by her. AMI
that both set upon her, beating her
with a horsewhip until she sank ex-
hausted under the punishment.
She says that when she tried to es-
cape they tied her with a rope and
kept her prisoner for three days.
She finally escaped from the house
and reached the home of a neighbor
William Leary, who at once sent her
to the hospital at Tesla for treatment
She then made her way to Livermore,
where the authorities arrested father
and son and sent them to Oakland
The family lives far in the mountains
back of Livermore.
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Quite Pleasant.

Friend-You've never been called In
consultation, have you?
Young Doctor-No; but Id like 10
be. It's nice to charge ten times as
much as the other doctor for saying
that you don't know any more about
the case than he does.
Blood stains or a silk gown can De
removed by cold strong borax water
Needs Of the Man.
A man is a very broad, omnivorous
animal and needs a gerat variety OF
food. both mental and physical. NO
matter what element we omit In MS
bill of fare, there is a corresponding
loss omission or weakness in his life.
Won can not get full, complete man
On half a bill of fare. You can not
rourish his body and starve MS soul
and expect him to be symmetrical
well-balanced, poised; nor can you
starve his body and nourish his SOUL
and expect him to be a giant on the
nbysical as we'll as on the spiritual
plane.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-28
r. w. LAWSON DESCRIBED.
Most Talked Of Man In the Country
Leading Facts In His Career.

Thomas w. Lawson was born in the
city of Charlestown As years ago. being
the son of carpenter from Nova SEQ
tia.
He ran away from school at the age
of II years to get job on State street,
and got it.
Made a small fortune when 16 in a
pool with the other State-street Of
flee boys. Lost it all in squeeze in
stocks.
Married at 81, and has had de-
lightful home life. Is the father of
six children.
Made his debut in State street about
II years of age in a fight against a
store service company, he being in
terested in "a rival patent. Won the
fight and engineered ''reorganiza-
ton" with himself on the inside.
About this time was also manager
of a large railroad supply printing
house in Boston.
In 1893 he engineered a stock CAM
paign for the Westinghouse Electric
company against the General Electric
company. Cleaned up $2,634.0O0 in So
days for himself and his hackers.
Plunged in Sugar stock and dropped
his pile
Promoted a boom town in Ken
lucky and lost.
Became interested in the Butte &
Boston Copper Mining Company's
stock, which he bought at from Is
cents to 81 a share and bulled at SIS
or better. Accumulated stock of the
Boston & Montana Company in the
same way, and did the same thing
with it.
Interested Henry H. Rogers and
other Standard Oil men in coppers,
and in the organization of the Anal
gamated Company, cleaned up mil
lions.
Took an active part in gas affairs
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eI1sER GUARD FOR TEDDY
~Er DETAIL AT WHITE HOUSE
ooeAsED AND NEW PRE-
CAUTIONS TAKEN.
. Policeman Has Been Added to
.,s Regular Squad Of Presi-
Dental Protectors.

,cu1NGTON. Dec. 2S.-The detail
no,ice at the White House has been
cod and new precautions are be-
..,.on to protect the president as he
.s ont on his regular afternoon
liza \ bicycle policeman has been
,so5 to the regular squad. He does
thing but ride up and down the
I'D, directly in front of the White
r,onsa He is there to keep traffic
u;,o and prevent the gathering of
.no,d which might interfere with
.,,o nresident's departure. He rides
-,o,,.lv and keeps close watch on
nassing pedestrions and carriages.>
THE president always leaves the
white House for his outings in the
country between 4:30 and 4:45. He
ridas usually in an open carriage, to
.ho suburbs. where he either mounts
his horse which is awaiting him, or
harms his walk. AS soon as the car
,iooa enters the grounds, the White
House sergeant and two of his men
take up their position at the west gate,
rbrough which the president leaves
under the new rule. They are Joined
there hv the bicycle policeman station
al in front of the White House and
thAv all stay at the gate until the pres
nent drives out.
Two policemen, two secret-service
men and two bicycle policemen who
always follow close behind the presi-
dent when he drives out, form a guard
at the front door when Mr. Roosevelt
enters his carriage.
The new arrangement makes the pro
lection of the president about as CONF
plete as it could be without constantly
surrounding him with troop of cav
airy. When he leaves his carriage to
90 riding. a mounted orderly, who is
the crack shot of the army, is close
behind him all of the time. If he walks,
cret-service man is at his heels.