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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

lord Of the manor hurriedly courteous To nj,
foreign guest. and then devoting his time to bis
own people.
"Tolstoy was attired in the costume OF tia
moujik. but he looked distinguished even in thu
PEASANTS garb He speaks English plainly.
though with an accent that reminded enc Of Sir
Henry Irving, with an added Gallo twist.
Il breakfasted with Count ToIstoy and Ia
talked of many things He explained his views
that there should be law; that no man has
right to condemn or judge another, and that re-
hglon is retarding Russia and it's people"
Inc accompanying picture of TOIstoy and hfz
grandchildren was made by MIR. Holmes in ina
yard of the counts home. Tolstoy readily posing
when requested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
TOLSTOY At HOME.
Burton Holiness Call ON the Peas
ant NObLeman,

Count Tolstoy. the peasant nobleman of Rus
STA, who condemns his government and it's re-
ligion In strong sentences and epigrammatic
phrases. is somewhat oracular in his remarks
and he is not always clear as he seems to
think he is When Burton Holmes the lecturer
now delivering 'travelogues" in this city, was in
Moscow some time ago. he desired to meet
Count Tolstoy, and he sent an interpreter to ask
If a visit would be agreeable.
The emissary met the noblenan as he was
leaving his home and told the object Of the call
/ am not at home to all the world" said Toll
stoy, "and above all not at home to inter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

House Of Commons. Mr.. Anderson buys every
book he can find that is written by colored men.
and he has more than a hundred volumes OF
negro authorship.
In appearance Charles w. Anderson is typical
of his race, although his complexion is not
dark that of some of his brethren. He has
a bright and alert eye, kindly, sympathetic
voice, and an unobtrusive manner
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01

Nc do ,fowu aud bltlgv Nofk Wuhom pain
nut ~ Nrafs yNrrtlgrsV tn plate Nofk en-
ahlss us to I'D Nouf munth c0mioftahlN
nf " 4 Misc has taund a ,aic WaN 10 VN'
tra,t teeth. absolutely without palu. nr I
A. MIS- h. auvNpett al gola hllins and ctVN "A
aud bridge work EAtfaCting hCc Nhgn
.nlatr. t,r hftlsr, afr pr,lefxl
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
In Praise of ChambcrIain's Cough
Remedy.

There is 10 other medicine manu-
featured that has received so much
praise and 80 many expressions of
gratitude as Chamberlain $ Cough
Remedy. II is effective, and
prompt relief follows its Use.
Grateful parents everywhere do not
hesitate TO testify TO its merits for
the benefit of others. II is a certain
cnre for Group and will prevent the
attack II given at the first appear
ancc of the disease. II is especially
adapted to children as il is pleasant
to take and contains nothing
injurious. T.. a. Humphreys, a
well known resident aud clerk in
the store of l.. Lock. OF Alice, Cape
Colony, Sonth Africa, says II
have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy To ward off Group aud
colds in my family. | found IL to
be very satisfactory and II gives me
pleasure To recommend t.. For
sale ~ JackSon's Pharmacy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
Sealed Bids Wanted.

Scaled bids will be received by
the Recorder of the City OF ST,
Johns, Oregon, up to ten O clock
a. IN. OF Friday, December /, 1905,
for the furnishing and placing in
position OF suitable metal signs at
street intersections bearing names
OF the several streets. Said signs
To be about four inches wide. of
proper length, and plainly marked
in white letters not less than two
and onehalt inches high upon a
dark background. Signs must be
in place within so days from the
time contract is awarded and no
payments will he made till the
work shall be accepted by tine
Street Committee.
The right is reserved to reject
any OF all bids Bids must be ac-
companied by a full-size sample of
the work.
h. L, LRGGRrr,
Chairman OF Street Committee.
81. Johns, November 20, 1905.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
Desires Good Government.

City Engineer Goodrich is an en-
thusias; upon good government
and for having a city that will be a
model. A general complaint has
been made by many of the good
women of this city regarding the
profane aud filthy language used bv
"men' while upon the public
thorofares OF the city-language
wholly uncalled for and particularly
obnoxious TO men and women OF
good breeding.
There is an unenforced law
against, and a penalty prescribed
for, such language. 1t is a national
law-but is so seldom brought to
light that few know OF it. The
following suggestion by Mr. Good
rich is a very pertinent one and
few fines against those who are
so free with profanity and nastiness
in public places might lessen the
practice.
"There should be an ordinance,
which is quite imperative, that pro-
family in public places shall be a
misdemeanor punished with a fine
or imprisonment, or both; an offence
to be fined five dollars (S5) or five
days in Jail, or both; repeated TO be
fined not more than twenty-five
dollars Cs25) or twenty-five days in
Jail, or both.
"l'here will be from now on much
public work. Said public work
attracts certain characters who, by
their insolencc and profanity, are a
public nuisance and said characters
should be suppressed summarily,
with the power bestowed on the
marshal to arrest and detain them
in the Jail, subject to the will of the
recorder"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
King OF Al Cough Mcdicines.

T., G., Case, a mail carrier OF
Canton Center, Connecticut. who
has been in the United States ser
vice for about sixteen years, says,
we have tried many cough medi-
cines for Group, hut Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy is king OF all and
one to he relied upon every time
We also find i, the best remedy for
coughs and colds giving certain re-
suits and leaving no bad after
effects, - For sale 10y Jackson ;
Pharmacy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
MISE BROS. Dentists,

.aiins Huhdns eot rhlfd aud Mash sgs
lpcn evenings tll y 4 ma. Sundays tToin
tota or Main sos4
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
Took One Dozen.

w, +. Swengel. the harness
man has jus, completed the deal
whereby he becomes owner OF
twelve lots in block 81 in the Point
View precinct, These are par
celled out by him to members OF his
tamily-and nothing will be done
with them till spring. II is prob
able that at least three cottages
will be erected upon them when
summer comes. Mr.. Swengle is
highly pleased over his purchase.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
To Sanitar,un

Las, week Mrs. J. II. Crook was
taken ill-but nothing serious was
anticipated. MIR. Crook was
struggling with a dose of lumbago
but was managing TO get about in
a slow way, Mr., Crook decided,
however, early Friday morning to
have his wife taken To a Portland
sanitarium-and an ambulance
came for her rs soon as possible.
Her condition is not considered, at
this writing, in any way dangerous
her removal being merely to hasten
her recupcration,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
4 Pretty Home

Crook 4 Walton have finished a
peculiarly pretty home for Z, A.
Smith on Burlington street, north.
and II attracts more than glance
from all who pass, The house is
finished in perfect manner aud
ranks among the beautiful homes
OF the city.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
CheS, PLAYERS.

A caller at THR REVIEW office is
very anxious To learn il there be
any chess players in this city. Ii
there he any such who would like
Ia play lor amusement and practice
lhiS paper would be pleased TO have
the names, In this way an
arrangement may be made that
will prove pleasant for all con
ccrned.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
,eSSS~o~o~5~~5~O@Dl
J THE
| Portland and Suburban /
/ Express Company II
(Operating cars over Portland Con-
solidated lines
ka'es Reasonable
Service Prompt

We have made arrangements to
transfer all freight in the city and
at st. Johns when necessary by
team al reasonable rates.
DO not move your furniture Got
course you are going to St Johns to
live, Portland is moving that way
until YOU get our prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

cernng the plans her marriage but when she walked
with maid she frightened because she
found being constantly followed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Builds Safe in Which 10 Hide.

The WIFE outraged by this proof OF her husbands
Of faith invited the attentions of Dumen rather
than repused him. She questioned her husband about the
alterations he having made in the house and he in
formed her that he merely building large safe in which
keep the family Jewels She deceived by the
text, brbing the workmen learned that well
of Partisan safemakers had been employed to
build which could be opened within well
from without.
Until the safe finished she extremely discreet in
her behavior with Dumenil and, sitting with him within
plain hiding place knowing
that watching she rejected his advances by her
actions while whispering him her promise flee with
him from the atmosphere of suspicion and jealousy.
For weeks the lovers kept up their pantomme while
the husband, locked in the peculiar safe listened and
His suspicious lued sleep while his
wife Dumeni planning flee America. He made
rich gifts his wifegfts of money and jewesand the
time Dumen converting his into cash
The eopement planned climax to the life of de-
suspicion which thoroughly dgusted the
wife
Maesherbes after luncheon chatted
with Gespronde casually until they both realized that
jealous in the world had entered his
suddenly, their behavior changed They
threw themselves into each others caresed and kissed
other speaking planned the elopement
they would leave for Havre catch the
that evening, and sail for America.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
jealousy Becomes Talk of Paris.

His jealousy for his beautiful young bride became the
talk OF Paris He took her everywhereto the to
ceptions to the grand basbut IL smiled her
she smiled Gespronde became wildly Jealous
-Four times he fought duels with who danced with his
wife, and three of them whom he himself had
introduced He objected because his wife at his
gestion danced with them, and challenged them to fight
Paris laughed but the spectacle OF the wealthy husband
nsaney jealous excited the to greater efforts to
win her smiles
Gespronde was especially Jealous of young French
man named Jules Dumenil artist who extremely
wealthy and of good family 1t he who introduced Du
men to his wife and who brought him to the house in the
Boulevard Maesherbes time supposed
to be in love with Nine Gesprondes sister, Claire
who had refused him. according the family being
but 16 old and promising become quite beautiful
as her older sister.
Nine. Gespronde sympathzed with the young man and
urged her sister to him. and later tried comfort
Dumeni and urged him to press his suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
shsdowed Her Before BetrOthaI.

She complained to her father and Investigation
veaed the fact that before he received permission to
the hand OF the beautiful girl then only is of
placed detectives her track ordering them to
report to him concerning who approached her
spoke to her upon whom she smiled Already he
madly Jealous.
The family consultation held, and in view of the
record, the high standing the wealth of NJ
the agreed and the next day
M Despronde formally presented to his future wife
gave her betrotha present rope Of diamonds
which almost without its equal in Paris He man
good address, handsome fairly clever and these with
the gifts that he showered her, dazzed the
girl She consented to the family arrangement and
the church Roche the St. Honore
in May. 1904
Even at the wedding Gespronde showed his remarka-
bic Jealousy appointing his best friends 20 watch the bride
and that she smiled upon but him.
Aferward he took her to live in his beautiful home in
St German the most beautiful suburb of Paris and esab
shed her her town house the Boulevard Maesherbs
boulevard becomes the Avenue de
Wagram.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Photographs 10 Record Her Words.

Gespronde became wildly Jealous and ordered
his wife to of her sisters
gered by her husbands inssence would
him often she pleased and, punishment
pronde placed spies her they reported every
she spoke to the He placed phonograph
behind the tapestries of her reception
conversations with the young
The treatment however, served to the interest
Of the wife in Dumen who before that had regarded him
merely her sisters rejected suitor her natural
resentment Of the treatment led her to
attention to the young than she ordinarily
would have done.
The husband who up to that time had reproached her
smile and rebuked her for spoken
TO a suddenly became quiet He said about
appeared have about his wife
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Locked Inside His Safe.

The husband maddened by jealousy rushed to the door
of his safe the handles frantcaly planning
rush confront the found them rigid
vain he tugged and turned. The door would
For reason, explained clearly, the inside
combination had been destroyed, and the husband
prisoner in the safe he had built to trap his wife Whether
the whether the wife angered by
his unjust suspicious tampered with the locks caused
Dumeni to tamper with them the French courts must de-
eide.
Crazed by and jealousy the millionaire diamond
loopholes looking into his wifes
boudor and through them his wife in the of
Dumen raved but If the lovers heard they
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

madman and the girl who had not overheard the wild
request of Gespronde watched curousy while mother
spoke with the and told him that she would
husband to speak with him concerning his proposition
The story of the told that evening
Niercere declared that impossible that the wealthy
M Gespronde could make such but he
Investigate and the following day called the jeweer
who professed that having Mile Nierciere never
could love another
The advantages of such match for the daughter APP
pealed to the parents M Nercere
to walt week until family council plan
During all this time nothing said Mile Nercere
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

She reoced believing that he had cured Of his jealousy
and her love for him returned Not shadow apparently
their happiness until in February she discovered
that her husband building in their Parts house the
Boulevard Maesherbes curious safe fitted with glass peep
holes from which he could either into her drawing
her boudor her morning the great
and from which he could hear everything that
spoken in any of these four
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

paid heard the orders Of his wife to h'r
maid to pack her Jewels and clothes he heard all the
plans for the elopement. but he helpless.
Nearly a day the found by his servants
raving cursing the prison. BY that time his we
Dumenn well their way to the United states
He after the locks Of his prison had been cut
by expert
wild jealousy had driven his wife into the O.. me
another and destroyed his own happness
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Fell Violently in Love al Siuhf.

Two ago, however he in his shop a
time the beautiful Lucille Nercere, daughter dep
and member Of prominent family which reduced
circumstances although still holding large
province OF Seine fell once violently and
madly, and is said approached the girl in
the shop pleading with her for permission pay
dresses the daughter seek marriage.
Nine. Nerclere at first thought she speaking with
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

but before he was free his wife, "
France from Paris and caught a
States.
The man, declared by Partisan
in the world, is believed to hav
elopement by his constant suspicio
raised itself to the height of madr
was caused by his own device,
the plans which he drew, could be
side or the outside.
The deserted husband now II
French courts against the makers
the mechanism failed TO work at t
through the fault in the monufact,
beautiful young wife.
Gespronde, a wealthy jeweler o
on the Boulevard des Capucines,
before he reached his 10th year, {
thought to women,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
Too Rich n IInul.

When General Trcpoff was chief Of
police In Moscow. before the estah-
lIslment Of the state liquor monopoly.
he was told from the highest quarters
to suppress the orgies Mt popular re-
sorts I'm the town. a few days later
the police rnidcd the principal restnu-
rants after midnight. and the next
morning General Trepoff asked Of his
august master directions for the pros
ccutIon Of one member of the imperial
family. two Judges of the high court, n
mayor and deputy mayor. several gen
erals and many women well known In
Moscow society, who, among others,
Ind been arrested In the raid. The
matter ended there.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22

One of the most energetic nest build.
crs Is the marsh wren; i'll fact he has
the habit to such n degree that he can
not stop with one nest, but goes OH
building four or five In rapid success
sion. And there Is nothing slovenly
about his work either. Look among tho
cAttails In the nearest marsh, even
within the limits Of n great city, and
YOU will find his little woven balls of
reed stems. with tiny round hole IN
ono side. There is certain method
even in his madness, for the nest IN
which his wife is broo1ing her seven
or eight eggs Is less likely to be found
when there are so many empty ones
around. Then, too, he uses the others
MS roosting places for himsclf.-Recrca.
tiOn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
lNEws From RUSSIA.

{ We are getting great deal Of news
! iroin Russia of late, AMI the most of II
ssSHsb Of a character that the government
$sonld MOI ordinarily permit to go he.
8ioad The borders Of the country. even
~ II were unable to prevent the do
Egs Of IcnlstyCs and subjects as re-
pi!cd What has become of The Pub
FCenEor, or OF General Trepoff. chief
the police. is Il question: for, If tho
kports are to be relied on. II seems
eridcbt that The Car and his bureau
cratic and aristccratic instigators are
i9llaH back before the pe0
Ets But. how much Of the news" is
tfuvi-Ncw Orleans Sunday States.
Our contemporary should recall the
iadthat at the beginning Of Inc war
Ill. Melville Il. Stone. general manager
OF tk Associated Press. called on the
Car and succeeded in ming an
i6lhlportant modification of the censor
& shlp IN dispatches sent To foreign
h 'sylntaie. Thus il is safe To assume
1iN the news sent out from Russia IT,
1 aust about as reliable rs that which
Jsleolhcs from any other direction. cx.
.ssS;sspt that II is mere than probable that
The ha'f has never been tcld' in re-
sId TO the real condition existing
yslhohe The Russian pcasaEtry and tl,.
ElsNrii.g classes Of the Cars great
Iciles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
Chicago wants the Russo.Jamancsc
peace conference. "pysician. heal thy
SrII /"


In cases of violent nausea when nil
other remedies have failed the skin of
n perfectly fresh egg Is an almost i'm
mediate relief. If the first skin does
not have the desired effect two more
will cause n cessation without fail.
This has been tried successfully I'm
cases of cholera under the eye Of ply
clan who acknowledged he had tried
every known remedy In the pharmaco-
poeia. The egg skin is said to form n
new coatlng temporarily for the stam-
ach. The skin of nm egg Is the part tliat
cllngs tightly to the inside of The shell.
1T cnn be given with milk or water ami
should he rolled up into ms small dose
rs possible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22

most men when touched at the center
sup"rlaiivc d,sroc To that extent
there probably has been misrcprescnt-
alton and cXa9gCration. With all due
allowance fer hat natural outcome tho
situations is serious enough L. merit
the consideration uG all believers in
tn: theory Of fiatcrnal life insurance.
| he Royal Arcanum las been for
gears pointed out as The exception to
the general rule Of fratcrnal benefit
r::aIizatiUns. It's business policy, its
proper arrangement of rates and its
economic manner oi operating have all
hoc., ll:aly cXlOllcI. The increase il!
RACES indicates one OF two things: Tic
old rate was not based upon propr.
statistics or there has been an in
crease j." tho cost of conducting bust,
ness. While Il must he admitted .h,t
the leaders uf the organization ara
taking The 1Ely course possible under
the CircumstarC. il is inevitable that
The "rdr: on the assurance OF fxc,l
rates Should feel resentment over tho
change in policy. That resentment will
lt ccSsarily make il more difficult tn
secure E"w n'2mbcis AMI Il further ia.
crease may become necessary
II ia unfortunate that the rates ui
the order were not placed ilI,uu The
proper basis At The beginning III lf.
Insurance che apncsi is not n"ccs
ssri.y The one important factor. STA
bility IS essential and that can only be
secured upon The basis Of value rccciv
cd, and TIN: basis might have been
much Innrc easily secured ut the b.
ginning than .Icw when the selfish H.:
trrCStS of thousands of members con
llict with the business; necessities oi
the organization.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
ENGLISH CIVIL SERVICE.
Ile Pny In It IL Small, but the POSI-
tfOnn Arc Eagerly Sought.

IAe Pay In II IL Small, but the Posi-
ti0nn Arc Eagerly Sought.
"Oncc civil servant always n civil
servant" appears to be the motto OF
the English civil service, for unless one
proves dishonest or an extraordinarily
poor workman he Is retained In service
until the age limit Is reached and the
salary list Is exchanged for the pen
sion roll.
Unlike the civil service In the United
States, there Is no strong partisanshlp.
Appolntccs hold their position no mat
ter which party may he In power.
The pay Is not large. even in view OF
the small cost of living III England.
weekly payment In the postoiicc de-
partmcnt, though some OF the cxecu-
tive positions pay as high as $1,000 Il
year. The excise department is fu-
vorcl branch, the pay starting at $3.50
II year. This Is raised by yearly In
crease of SO until the pay reaches
$500, AMI after Il year Is jumped to
SJI5. From there on the pay jumps
rnpidly TO $i,250 yearly. and II the of
ilccr is fortunate in at last arriving at
the dignity of collector he draws $1,000
yearly.
Parliamentary clcrkShips run from
$500 to $1,000 ycnr. and the navy de-
partmcnt will run clerk up to $1,000
If lie reaches the importance Of fleet
pnymastcr.
In spite of the small snlarics the
places nrc eagerly sought, since It
means n life position, with pension
for ones declining years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-22
VERA sAssuLITCH.
The Why the Grcnt Russian woman
Spy blinded the NIIiIists.

The Why the Grcnt Russian Woman
Spy blinded the NIhiIists.
When the famous General Trcpoff
was only Mt the beginning of his career
Ncrn SaSsuiitch was his Invaluable as
slStant
Trcpoff was the dctcstcd enemy of
the nihlists, and lie was very anxious
to obtnln inside information MS to their
doings and plans. Suddenly one day in
1878 he was fired at while driving
through the streets of ST. Petersburg
by no other than Vera Sassulitch She
was Mt once seized by the solIicry and
was charged with the attempted muir
der of Trcpoff. being tried In the ortli-
nary manner; but, 10 the amazcmcnt
OF The public, she was acquitted,
On her release the nihlists gathered
about her. desiring to admit such 81
friend of the people TO their closest ac-
qualntnncc. In this way she was al
United to all their private circles and
WINS made acquainted with their So
crcts. These she ut once communicate
cd To the Russian government. The
truth was that the whole business, In
GLIDING the attempt on his life, was
faxed by Trcpofr himself. and 1t was
simply II clever rusc To get from the nj
hillsts what could not be got III any
other way. Thereafter Vera Snssulitch
played the pnrt of government spy OH
innumcrablc occasions.