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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

hamburg, March ga private dis
patch receive here says the HAMBURG
=, steamship company has sold
'ne steamer Fuerst Bismark to Russia
ana that the negotiations for the sale
Oh the steamer Kaiser friedrich, prev;.
1usiy announced, are now completed
In spite OF the denial of the HAMBURG
noersen Halle of all reports of the sa Il
u GERMAN liners to Russia. the Ham,
a ouIg correspondent of the Tageblatt in
slsts that the Fuerst Bismark and
a Aaiser Frederick have actually been
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02
CAN no psrrsR.


the Average.
Washington. March 30.,-~~The census
bureau today issued preliminary re-
port on irrigation In Oregon Ia 1909.
Il shows that the irrigation conditions
there we're above the average. The
better methods Of management and .
more economical use Of the ordinary
water supply are urged in order greatly
% incrsase the number Of acres that
may b. brought under irrigation.
In 1902 the number Of farms report
I'd waa 6.ls3, with an irrigated area Of
439, DHI acres. IN increase since 1899 Of
81 ,67l acrea, or 1873 per cent for the
three years. The per cent increase for
the 10 years from 1889 to 1899 was
1859.
In 1909 1850 irrigsting systems
were In operation, representing total
construction cost Of t2.0so, 900, an sv-
erags Of 1918 per system and t4.75 per
Irrigated acre. The total length Of
main cansls and bitches was 1868
miles, an average OF | a miles per syn
tenn.
The aggregate number Of acres irri-
gated by the 2,4l7 systems receiving
water from streams WAS i28, 1925, be-
longing to 4,978 farms. The average
cost PSF acre was ts.8i. The ia sys-
TENS supplied with water from springs
irrigated l0,7b9 acres on 1871 farms,
the average cost per acre being 1891.
T~enty-four we'll systems irrigated 2o2
acres, representing "a farms, at an
average cost per acre Of 1928.
The stream systems cost, inisially,
", 0o2, iB8 for 3,60s miles OF main ca
nails and bitches and the necessary
dams and head gates. The first cost
Of the spring systems WAS we 1896,
and the length Of main ditthes was 40
miles. The construction OF the we'll
systems was 1850.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

shanghai, March ga proclama-
,ion OF the rebel leader, Yuan, at the
head OF 1000 opium smugglers recent
~ detached from Chinese troops near
onung King, province of SEE Chuan,
says he has no intention of causing
trouble to the Chinese or to foreigners
IN Uhlna, but being determined to
eradicate the false, foreign religion, ne
Will raise 10000 men, march to the
western ocean and destroy the Chris
'lan religion of foreign countries. The
proclamation especially condemns the
Roman Catholics.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

London, March 30 - The London
Daily Chronicle asserts that plot
against the life of Pope Pious X has
been discovered Its Rome CORES
pendent states that in consequence The
vatican and its gardens are closely
guarded by selected force of Italian
police and soldiers. The Chronicle is
recognized as the chief Roman Catho-
lie organ of Great Britain, and would
hardly publish a report of this charac-
ter unless there was good foundation.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

London, March 28.-According to
the dispatches received today from
Constantinople, the porte and the Aus
tro-Hungarian authorities have reached
an agreement in regard to the organiza-
tioSa Of the Macedonian gendarmie I'M
der European officers, 80 it is believed
that 1t will not be long before the re-
form scheme for Macedonia is recog-
nized by the emperors of Roumania and
Austria at their meeting at Muersted
Styrim.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

Vladivostok, March 26.-While the
situation here remains quiet it is not
expected that Vladivostok will continns
10 be much longer free from the vigor-
GUS operations of the Japanese. In an
ticipation of the appearance of the en-
envy and OF possible siege, a ladies'
circle has been formed. which sits six
hours daily at the ministry Of marine
preparing bandages of linen for sick sol
dleIs and sailors. Most of the women
IN Viadivostok belong to this circle
including the representatives of the
aristocracy. w
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

Paris, March 30.-''ft is certain. -
says the st. Petersburg correspondent
OF the Matin, that the Russian cruis-
er Bcyariu was blown up by touching 4
Russian tropedo, as the result Of acct
dentally striking mine at Port Atrh-
ar Even II this news is not con-
hrmed, the fact that the cruiser has not
been mentioned as participating in the
recent operations is sufficient evidence.
1t is not known since the death Of Cap
tain stepanoft, commander of the Yene-
sci, where the torpedoes have been
placed"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

Hamburg, March so.--An export
house here has received cable dis
patch from Reunion island, in the In
dian ocean, confirming the announce
ment OF the disaster caused by tor
nado March "a and %. The island
was completely devastated and the cap
ital, ST. Dennis, was destroyed.
Famine exists among the islanders.
The sugar cane, tobacco and coffee crops
are entirely destroyed. The damage is
estimated at IS, 900, 900.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

Lao fangg, Manchuria March 20.
General Mishtchenko has been in
formed that the Japanese have sus-
pended their advance on the Ping Yam
Anju line. Three thousand Japanese
troops are stationed at Anju and l 1000
at PAX Chen, while 40 Japanese war
ships and transports are anchored at
Chennampo. According to Russian adj
vices, the object of the Japanese is to
turn the Russians flank, and are await
ing the concentration of their army.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

Washington, March 2e-sacratar ,,
iait and the officials OF the war de-.
partment openly expressed their graft
ncation at the news of the death Of Ma
sario sakay, the so called president a
s lae nli,ppine republic. Sakay secured
nus freedom under the amnesty procla
nation and fed to the mountains us;.,,
a small force of kindred spirits. and
since ;a mas made much trouble by attack
petitions. 'o'e''eu ex-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

Adelaide. Australia, March S0.-In
consequence of speech insulting King
Edward the government has refused
the use OF public buildings to John
Alexander Dowie. The mayor of Adj
elaide wrote to Dowie telling him be
vas disgrace to the nationality.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

London March ga correspondent
Oh the Times at Shanghai saws United
= S.a'es consul Davidson will start for
ms post at Antung next week, and that
NC mas arranged with the Japanese
naval authorities to assist his vessel 10
reach its destination 80 '''''' 70
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

Washington, March 29.-The house
committee on rivers and harbors today
decided to report bill this week carry.
ing an appropriation aggregating ss,-
600, GOO to carry on existing river and
harbor improvement contracts. No
new surveys will be authorized.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02
No sickness Among the Russians.

st. Petersburg, March 2e.---GeneraI
Linevitch hae telegraphed to the gener-
al staff that there is no sickness among
the Russian troops
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02

ST. Petersburg, March 30.--A report
from Vladivostok says that mine has
been discovered under the fortress with
wires leading to Chinese house In
the town.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
atlantic Sttp WmSfug.
MeOteal Nfiueiation - Spesiele Be=
btennng iiber YenniplOania 2inien.

S~ur6laufenbe SpestaI= Wa99cts fir Dele
gaten unb Sreunbe, 81 Der idbrIt6en 8ers
lan1ntIun9 Der Mr1erican NebtcaL N%fIociation
tn atlantic Sitp iperben in Snbiana bon allen
8ennipIpania 2inien eefteat Ibfabrt pom
Snbianapolis am Sonnta9, 5. SUM- 3.05 1br
Na6mittags 4ntunft in atlantic Gttp am
folaenoen Nbenb. SdlaffteIen in bur6lau=
fenben S6Iafpa99ons tperoen Der 8eibe fol-
eenb entgegengenpmnmen ur6 iouten 8%erionen
Sic foIde ipiin19en, fhb prompt nit Or. s..
6. Seatb, Gefretdr, 427 Sfetpton GlanpoDl
@ebdube, ~SnbianappIis in &erbtnbuns ieten.
GrcurtDns Sifets mad atlantic Gttn merz
ben ebenfaas fir aae re9uIdret 3ige Der
8enniplpnnta 2tnten, bonn 81. STAT Bis incl.
3. Stunt b~ertauft, u1b 5ruar 81 etnem Dollar
mebr ais bic Sabrt fir einen @eg fotet !;
bieles bringt bic Hunbfabrt pom SnbianapDz
Iis auf $19.75 nit perb6ltnibmdBi9en &ebufs
tipnen bon anberen Stationen. Der Sabrz
preis fir &tnber itber 5 Sabren uno itnter IL
Sabren 1T bic 9dIfte.
Muf 8unid tperben Sabrfarten fir bic
gletAe Hebuftion ansgeiteut, lautenb bio
@a1bineton, nit Nufentbaltss 9riutlegien in
Der 8un6es . Sauptftabt ebeniD Baltimore
unb 9bilabelpbia, Mufent1alt3s 8epinteung
in Ybtlaoelpbia an Sabrfarten iiber bic
birefte 2inte mad Gtlantic @itp.
Sir tpeitere Snformation tpersbe man fi9
an bic Tidet Ngenten Der HenninIpania
2inien ober 1dreite an So. SO. &tdGrbi ion,
Niititent General 8afasier Igent,
~SnOtGudDpIiS. SnO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
CO.
Snbtona's er6bte Drip @oobs Sanbler.

bes 6aQ Greet nabe Der 33. StraBe
beim @rapipielen bon Der poli3ei iiber-
rumpelt nuroen, auf nd9tep Wittpo9
peri6oben.
Selig &otbfein, elm 9~5=idbrieer
Greis, uel6er in poliseitreifen ben
8einamen der uanbernbe Suoe" fitbrt,
uuroe etnmal pieber tpe9en gagabun=
birens eingelo6t, Ser 5au tpurbe
ebenfaus auf Mittmo6 beri9oben.
SrbiQe Mbams, tpel9er tueoen Sruns
fenbeit fdon un3dbliee Scale nit Der
POlisei in Conflict geratben 1T, tpurbe
geterr1 BON &i9ter Wbalon elmer
ftnimOnatli6en @rnti6terunsstur un=
terporfen. Magste Sabis, mel9e Elm,
mai pteoer bon ME cine 1nte mar,
tpurbe bteIelbe Sofis berf9rieben.
Sie GdQe Der nerhaiteten Nutomo=
biliiten fino auf nd9ften Mittpo9
Ne9mittas perf9oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
9as faf ansiAlieRliae @eiprd@a.

9a8 fat ansi6lieBli@e 6eiprdhs-
Sbema in Der Waibinstoner @eieli4aft
biloet our 3eit Jrau 8arnep's litera=
ride 2eiftuns: Ser Sraum Der So
niain @liiabet6". gs par nit sroBem
gclat unb bel ~2raftaufuanb IN bic
Welt pofaunt morber, baB Grau 8ar=
rep biefes @dauipiel ni9t uur ielbt
aei6rieben, fonbern oaB aud iebe CUTE
Sbee, ieber WiB unb ieoes 8onmOt
Oriainal unb aus benz ureisenen Sc
birnstafen Der Grau 8arnep entiprun=
een 1T. @ber bieies 99miifen nit
fremoen 5ebern, berbunben nit tlein=
li6em @ei3, fhbrte gum Werberben.
@s bat f9 berausgeifeat, baB elm pObls
befannter WaibinstOner Sournalif Der
0erfaFer bes .Sraumes Der G6nigi1
glifabetb" 1T. bab CT bas Stid auf
8efeluns sefdrieben bat uno baB ibm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
8anoaIta short 9tme.
S 9.00-St. gOnis nnb 5urId- $500
gum Snternationalen Stat urniere.

S9.0U-St. SDtl5 UNI 3trnn-S9.OO
gum Snternationalen Stat=S urniere.
9ie Stat : @ettion oes 9eutf6en
6aufes, Del9e fi9 am Snternationalen
Statturniere pom %. bis 81. 0tai be-
tbeiligen nirb, DerldBt Snbianapolis
am Samfag, ben %. Wai. Morgens
z uhr, nit Der 8anoalia 8abn unb
miro in ct. 2ouis um 1.34 u6r gfa9=
mittags ~anlangen =Mitelieber,
tpel6e nit bent 8erein su reifen mtinr
i6en, ftnb gebsten, ft6 BET Dem unter=
aei9neten Gomtte gu meloen, UNI in benz
Spe3ialmaqgon unterfomme1 at inben.
NQe, mel9e es boraieben nit ben
reeuldren 3tgen Der yanbalia=Ba
f9on am 9Dnneri tag, 26. Wtat, 3u
fabren, f0nnen 8iGette our Waoeon
@rcurionsrate, 5000 ftr Die &uno=
fabrt er6alten.
@mil Wartin,
Dug. W. Gubn, : Gomite.
&obert &eaer,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24

cine rumble Gumme sarantirt par,
penn er geffatte, baB bic ebreeisi9e
Srau Barney fi9 als bic 0erfaKerin
beg Stitdes ausgeben birfe. Mtt Der
Nus5ablun9 bieier ,runben @umme"
f9eint es aber 81 bapern uno Der Sour=
nalit i6eint ungalant genus gu iein,
ben Seanbal auf Die Spite treibe1 5u
woDen, menn inn ni9t bas bereinbarte
@eiif ausbe5ablt mirb; benin er bat mad
mebrfa9en Scenen In Der Barnep'iden
8tla nit elmer geri6tli6en Glaee ge=
orobt. IS 1T 81 ertparten, baB bic 10
dfbetif9 unb romantif6 beranla9te
Srau 8arneD ben Seanbal ni6t auf
bic SpiBe treiben unb f9lieBli9 bod
mod lieber be5ablen, als fi6 nit ben
plebejif9en @eri4ten berumi9lagen
tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
01t Sutt ,tnD Die @eperemos'

NV
Ser 8eIu9 bes 6inefiden prtnsen
unb Die gaifreunbli9e Nufnabme bes=
felben bur9 bic iidbtiiAen 8ebDrben
uno ben Spiben Der &aufmanai6aft,
bat fobiel seeentbeilige 4ritit berbor=
gerufen, baB es fi6 Der Mtbe per=
lpbnt, bieIelbe gu fi9ten. Den SEM
su al ben &rititen liefern iebt Die
ameritanif9en Yaforen unierer Stabt.
Ni9t etma, neil mar ben beibnii9en
Yrin3en fetirte, ionoern neil bas Inter
6altunos : @onite perntinftiger Weiie
ni1t baran ba9te. benz 8aft feinen bie=
Hgen Mufentbalt babur9 su berleioen,
bab man i'm Sonntags in cine Stride
bieier eingebilbeten giferer ftbrte.
uniere beuti9en @eitli6en bdtten es
fi9 pob1 enereii6 berboten, baB bic
@onntags : Nnba6t in ibren 3tr9en
buraBemiiben bic ettpaiseNeugieroe bes
@afes gu beirieoisen, set6rt uerbe. sic
i9dben tire pruntlsien @ottesbduier
at bod, UNI bieielben als ~Sebens=
piirbiefeit" in einem nnterbaltungs=
programm fieuriren gu lahen. Sie
i6nen als 9iener Sottes ~inneuobnenoe
Wiirbe tit ibnet1 au beilis, um fie bur9
un9riHli9e Mrrosans gu ~betbdtisen.
@erabesu ergDbli6 naip ertlingt aber
bic 8emerfuna bes &nopnrtbing &eb.
Sol9ua 5tansfielb, NIT Der er ieiner
@mpOruns 2uft ma9te. ST ia9te:
rMls elm frember prins bor einigen
Sabren England befu9te uno fi9 itber
bic nrfa9e Der sroBen prosperitdt err
funbigte, foa 9bnisin 0ittoria bic
5anb auf Die 8ibel gslegt uno geia9t
haben: oOarin liese bas 8ebeimniB
BON Britanniens @r6Be."
8ruber Stansfielb muB ben geritanb
tnb Die Genntnihe ieiner S9dfein unb
&oleeen duBerft .gering f9dBen, baB er
elm iol6es @let6niB gu seben ua9t.
S6m su 2iebe1 nollen mir annebmen,
baB er ni6t peiB, bab 8ritannien's
@r6Be bur9 8ru9 aler @ebote Der
beili9en S9rift suiammen9effOblen
uurbe, baB es ben G9paden beree=
tuattigte iernes S9abes milen, baB es
gldubiee @britenb0lfer BON grbboben
bertilgte INN ibr 2ano an fi9 gu reiBen,
baB feline Diplomatic auf 2ige feline
gertrdge auf perfioie beru6en. IS
tpar elm i9ledt tgepdbltes Beiipiel,
8ruoer @tansfielb. 9ie mieoerbolten
Feieen 8etbeuerun9en am S6luB feines
@ei9mdbes aber, er wone bur9aus bas
@omite ni6t critiftret., seieten ibn bon
unan9enebmer Settle. e..
eSebes ieiner Worte 1T cine bittere
&ritif bes Counties, troB ieiner Betbeue=
rung er noble bas @omite ni9t tabelt.
gs tpdre unelei6 ~piirbiger sepeien,
tpenn er in mdnnli6er Weiie ieinen
Gtanbpuntt berfo6ten 6dtte, ben er
eineenommer1 bat. Nber 10 fam man
bic Jur6t %erfennen Die i'm beieelt,
baB er fi6 biellei6t unter cen einhuB=
rei9en Miteliebern bes @cmites 5einoe
MAIDEN mitrbe.
Ser ptiroise &eperenb bergiBt, baB
Snbianapolis in erfter 2inie Elm atne=
ritanif9es @~emeinmeien 1T, ob9lei9 iei=
neselei6en gu bel @ntgegenfommen
i'm 8olfe fanb. @r irrt etttfhieben,
tpenr er iast, baB Seute tpie er Mmerita
grpB gema6t bdtten.
Sc maj elm groBes 8erieben ieitens
bes @omites ben Brinaen berum3ufRb=
rem pbne Jpn bie,9r6Bte @ebensmirOtg=
felt, ben 3eberenb Stansielb, ben gu
8a BON indianapolis su aeigen.
9as fat ansiblieBlide @eiprd&S-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
8aut> Yrafoeat Sobn S. @ooa
berbaftet.

Sobn s. Woob, tpel9er BON ben
Bunbes : @ei9worenen an9eflast 1T,
ben 3ufammenbru9 ber @rfen Matio-
nal 8ant in Mattbeus, Snb., beren
prdfibent er mar, berbeisefibrt au pa.
ben, 1T in Gtnblap, o., Derbaftet unb
In @Ienelanb unter $40, 900 girgi1aft
9elfeut tporben. ST pirb 6eute nor
&i9ter Mnberion at plaioiren 6aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Glue Sranertnn0e.

5rau CHARLES 5. 8rebmann, @at.
tin bes befannten photographer, if
seitern Na6mittag balb 4 u6r i'm MI=
ter bon IS Sabren bonn Sobe babtnee=
raft norben.
Sn ueitefen Sreiien nirb Die So=
besna6ri6t aufri9tise Srauer tpa9'
rufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Seliebte Mo1air
&teioerfOTe


sic f0nnen fein befereS Material
fir cine 8luie finben nie Wobair, aud
fein i60neres, BEN 8reis beriff6ti9t.
Sier iinb einige @rempel
Sancp Mobair 8luienan,us 3eus, baar[inien
nno punftirte Gillette, SO 3pa brett,
pro Oarb......... ;. soc
StiidrnetaI, braun unb bGau gemii9t, IS unb
38 3oa Wobair PRO Oar6.. -. SOC
Saatlinten seftreifte MDbatr in marine5Iau,
braun unb 9ram, pro garb..........75c
y@rapenette" pafferbtdte Mobair in blau
rermii6t 81 3ol brett pro 0arb.. 1925
Gtnfa6, farbtg pber creme, meib Mobair
pom SOC bis $500 pro garo, ieoe sepiini4te
Aualitdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
CENTRAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC,

...Scbmle ieet er6fnet....
EasssdiIer iorpie auspdrtise G6aler.
peI6e bier i'm college bblige Mnfnabme
1uGen, fDnnen 3u ieber 3ett eintreten. Sin
mobernes gut aus9erifeteS Snftitut, bpas
fanbis in alien Mbtbeilun9en bes 2ernens
Der Runf Der Nufit unb ben p~ertranbten
RInitet RataIog fret.
Edward Taylor, Director.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-11
a cIEW FROM BEANS.


The case OF the California thief VINO
stole. FIST a garden hose and next a
small. palm from the front yard. and who
allowed q trail OF dirt 70 reveal his home
ward route. has lately had counterpart
IN Phfadeinh.a- This time the thief broke
into a grocery store and distracted three
l,s-s-of onions. coffee and beans II was
he bag Of beans that proved the undoiag
Of he chief. From small silt IN the bot
ror,, az the cloth bag a slow trickie OF
white beans left trail that Phi.sdel-
-hia sherlock Holmes could not ts,l 70
follow suppose. however. the bean bag
had not leaked, the question i. Could the
detectives have followed TIE traii OF The
onicnse or. again could some sup@yssnsi-
1--WE Haxkshaw have shifted the Odor Of
Mocha and Java mixed ard run down the
thier. who WAS pulling Of his overshoes
IN z little bedroom when the officers got
20 him. As SORT OF additional punish
-,eot the housebrezker found when he
-o- IN the City prison that = great bowl
= hot bean soup was ready fo- his 5rsak-
asst lie IS said 20 have loked at the
soo-d and r,uSte-s6 disnslly: Why. II
vas beans as brought me here. and DOW
he Erst thing ] sutt u7 against Is more
heaEx."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-11
CONFIRMS KOCH IDEA
Imperial Health Officers Try
an Experiment.
TRANSFERS TUBERCULOSIS
Few Caught the Disease from
Human Germs.

Berlin, Feb. ia further instalment
of the accounts of experiments made
by the imperial Health officers in trans
rerring tuberculosis in animals to man
and vice versa was published today. The
experiments were confined to injections
under the skin. The results are not
ready for report.
The following summaries the present
publication OF the results of nine cultures
from cattle and swine: Eight produced
general tuberculosis when transferred 10
cattle. while from from forty-one pre-
parations from human subjects only four
caused tuberculosis in cattle 4 note
worthy fact is that these four We're from
children ranging from three ana one-hah
10 six and one half years of age.
The experiments are regarded as con-
firmnig Professor Koch's assertion that
instances OF the communication Of con-
tagion from animals 10 man are most
rare and have slight importance in the
spreading of tuberculosis. The expert
ments and that the pi esent stage OF me
Investigations does not warrant refer
ring TO precautions which may be taken
against the contraction of the disease
through meats and milk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-11
AS TO PERSONS.

Senator Hanna's new credentials. just
handed in at Washington. are written on
the fnest parchment. bound between full
morocco covers. labeled IN gilt letters.
credentials of Senator Marcus \. Han
ma" and tied with dainty bows of red
ribbon. Besides the usual certificate as
TO the action of the state legislature,
there are inscriptions telIing what the
vote was by which Mr.. Hanna was tn
umphantly returned for a, siN-year term
Mime. Skidowska-Curie.t the famous lady
scientist and co-discoverer Of radium. IS
but thlrty-six years OF age. She Is de-
ecr!bed as an attractive woman. who
dresses without the least attention 20
fashionable mode. With fine, regular
features. Hsht blue eyes and good fore
head framed in magnificent light. wavy
hair, her face is distinctly pleasing. eN-
cept for the thin lips. which give touch
OF hardness TO the expression. In figure
she is tall and well built.
Temple Robinson, formerly q reporter
in Toledo. has succeeded u his fathers
estate and title IN England. and is now
Sir Temple Robinson His family have.
since I7oo. been members OF the English
peerage. and eleven years ago, afte-
graduating from oxford, Temple who
was the youngest son, was sent 10 this
country with 81 co 70 make his fortune.
He went west, proved q gJcd deal Of
teuderfoot and il short time had lost
ell his money. Then he went 10 Toledo,
where he became j reporter. Later he
married wealthy American woman. and
with her returned u England TO live.
Representative William p. II pburn. q
Iowa is now serving his ninth term in
congress He vas born n Vel 'sviIie. @.
and is seventy years Old. Mr.. Hepburns
pure fcod bll has Just been passsd by
the house. NJ. Hepburn fought in
cavalry regiment in the civil war. and
Wis mustered out a lieutenant colonel.
He has been a delegate 10 the Republican
rational conventions. and was elector-at-
large In 1876 anu 1850 and was solicitor
OF the treasury under President Harrison.
Mr.. Hepburn, whose home Is a Clarinda.
IS a lawyer by profession. and in early
manhood was a printer.
NJ Paderewski is the poss az an
estate near the little tom OF Morses. a.
which he entertains variety Of guests.
ranging from royalty 10 more or less
broken down mu sicians who. as il were.
nna1e hfs home their home Asked BY
an indisereet friend how he, disposed q
the latter on such occasions as that Of Z
OAnuer party al which royalty was pres