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New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

conductor of a certain tram known as the
'Millionaires' Express The conductor had
been on that train for twenty years, had never
missed run, and had never had an accident
1.-The milliOnaireS were grateful, and % show
their gratitude made up a goOd-sized purse
Then the conductor was asked to meet
them at the club a certain evening
when he arrived. the spokesman of he
occasion rose and solennly began his address.
bringing in a great deal about the value of
human life, the great strain it must be on the
nerves of a conductor, and various other
things to show that, next to the President
of the United States. the position of con-
ductor on a suburban express carrying fifty
or sixty milliOnaireS each way daily vas
the one of greatest responsibility in III
the category of human occupations. When
the speech was finished and the purse pre-
sented, the embarrassed conductor was
hustered.
"'Speechl Speechl' shouted the club
members and the poor man, seeing he WAS
up against it. tried to make suitable re- r
"'IeS, gentlemen he said. 1t is a great
responsibility that rests on one in my Ca1i1t-~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

OF travel from switzerland 1nIO 1Jdly. IL was
used by Cesar and his legions as far back as
50 B. c. and although Napoleon happened to
use the St Bernard Pass, he recognized the
superior Importance of the Simplon. and or
dered a military road to be built over it. to
serve in future campaigns. 1t was begun in
1900, but before it was completed, in 1906
the fortunes of the battlefield led the En-
peror elsewhere. so he never saw it. While
thus constructed for war, no army ever crossed
it. Instead of furnishing a route for cannons.
it became a peaceful medium for interna-
tiOnal commerce.
Tourists, especially Americans, are constant
travellers over the Simplon. Its scenery is
grander than on any of the other Alpine
passes, and the drive over it affords a most
agreeable way of reaching Italy from Switzer-
land, or vice versa. The road is forty miles
long running between BriGue and DOmo
d'Ossola. The diligence does it in nine hours
twice a day in the summer season. The fare
is a little over four dollars At an altitude
of seven thousand feet up in region of
glaciers, avalanches and storms, the dash over
the pass on top of a siX-hOrse coach is a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
CASSIE BREAKS
DOWN IN COURT
Man She Orrcsed Selected by Credit.
ors as Tru:tee--Refused 10 Ex
plan Carreeis Note
Ht Associated rresa.>


Glen ElAND. O.. Feb ls.-Att,r-
ICY Nathan l-oesec. wh,, acted as "a
cfiNSr n the Chadwick hankrnIt1v
case, was elected Trustee ty inc rrc,t;;.
0rS soHny.
\" soon as the result OF The election
VAS announced by Referee Remington,
Mrs Chadwick. who was present Ia
court; burst into Tears and had 10 hc
CONTEXT TED hv one ri her ATTORNEYS
"hs laOn = kcrrniSh Airs. Chadwick
WIS opposed 10 the election III Nr
l.OeSer
Mrs. Chadwick vas as smiling and
ialha''ve Today in the referees; court
as 81" Was Yesterday
At times during The hearing Tho 40.
man world appear 10 be weak and she
would 81 ir:o Mr.. Remington.s private
Office Tor :, time. Sh;. also hao \ 60.
.trtt conferences with her ATTORNEYS.
When the matter uf the "C.arnc.ia''
cote Was hrnacheh some questions
were ask'.d Is 10 its value. hui upon
tl:a advice Of her counsel snc refused
{" answer any questions.
We refuse to answer for many rra.
stns." Attorney Kerrnish stated. 10.
some reasons thai are not vet dream
"a IT hy the count
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
CARS WILL BE RUN
AT "a HIGH SPEED
Troiieys cn could's Line . As.,iard
70 MAKE Rapid Time-Pre-
urinary Survey l:ad=.
Especial t. the Daily PrassA

BALTIMORE, Nd. Feb. 1S-- Frank
Jay Gould OF New York president OF
ne rt!yincorroratcti Richmond
arc Chesapeake Bay Railway i,on..
rany writes the Manufacturers Rec
ord concerning the plans Of Ills cor
I'oraiion Us follows:
"A preliminary survey OF the nro-
posed electric line between Richmond
a!t Ashland, Va, 81 distance az SIX
teen males, has been COMPLETED. bit
ire engineers are slili in the nsid 10
eating another line between me arrow;
40 points. ANA the railway viii ht.
na;lit Hp"n the route wacrr The GREAT
eSL amount OF The right ot WAY will ha
donated. This line IS Ia tie cCEstr,ict
Cd With 4 maximum .rad,: of ner
cent, With one exception. Hhcrn a :.
Fer cent. grade will IL, nccessary and
the curves viii he Of sufficiently great
iad!'s TO allow Of good speed and vii!
ne hallasted with broken slanc
10 Msies in SO Minutes.
IL. is INTENDED IL mak,. thf. sixteen
mics in thir.vt minutes with INC
through cars, and in fayjv.i:ve nlir;.ias
with IL. i"',a!>. which will na run each
hour.
"A eon1r:.c. has hoen entered into
viii the Pennsylvania Steel t'tmpan;
l2c a,''M icns Of eighty pound steel
TalIs- ana tha cars ami other 3t.,ann.crt
viii ." ordered III a few day. '!,na
ffhfr lines III tho Richmond ana nhns.
anFaEc Bay railway VIII be cparats,,
wi'E steam locomotives. and ths IN.
'''aid'' construction VIII embrace q
l:nr from Ashland 10 (: roiu, !: n III.
haphannnncck river. probably Tanr q
ha'ho;k, and a line branching M from
!,ho a'cye and having !, terminus near
t;tHnctSter noiui'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Old AGr:.
Depends Not Upon Years. But Upon
Viral Force.
A GREAT DISCOVERY 70 WARD
OFF OLD ACE.

In Newport NcWS lately thrrt. has
been 2 good deal .! discussion in re-
sartl to old pannie. Some at 80 years
call themselves Old. and really appear
SD. " hllr: others al ~ wears seem az.
tive. Vigorous and young
y reporter OF tho Press haDDench in
The. s.ort. OF CongdOn'S Ideal Pharmacy
our local druggist tho other evening
and MS subject vas brought NJ. Said
MI Gonsdon. OF Congd0n'S Ideal Phar.
macy: IL is a fact. and VIC see il il.
luarated every day right here in New.
port News; it is not years, old age
does not begin at any set time but il
Is loss OF vital force that makes ner.
son Old. Weakened digestion, thin
blooh and poor circulation soon start
functional powers and vitality on lie
wane. and then the symptoms Of OH!
age Quickly appear. Yon know Il man
is as old as he feels"
"On the other hand" confined Mr.
Congdon, thai old feeling may be
Warded off. and / wish every person
in Newport News who feels old
whether they are 50 in years or not,
would try the great discovery, Vinoi
4 know that il has vital principals
which viii in . natural manner
strengthen digestion. assimilation ami
all the functional powers. sent rich
red blood conraing through the veins,
and give new life TO every organ OF
the body. and this Is what makes the
Old feel young again
Mrs X. IS. Avery, OF Norwich, X. g.,
writes:
al the age of 50 felt the need OF
a tonic, something to strengthen and
build me up. For year and half I
have taken Vinol. and have found
that II brings visor and life IL the
aged as nothing else Will"
Mrs. Sarah j. N'indrom, tconsin TO
Tile late United States President, Zach
airy Taylor. 1920 West Eric street. Chi.
cago, who is Is years old, says Vinol is
a sodscni 70 old people. So also does
Mr.. George l.. Jones. ST., OF 10 Per.
rine Ave. Jersey City and a. J. Baker,
OF 7l3 Locust street. Evansville. Ind.
Vinol repairs worn tissues. checks
The natural decline and replaces weak.
ness with strength. It is: IN ideal body
builder for Oil folks.
We promise you that VinOl IS. tlrst
Of all agreeable. because it contains
no tishy oil. Second. that ii IS a gen
nna cod liver medicine. containing
all the medicinal cnraiivas and
strength,making elements taken direct
from fresh Gods livers; and third, We
VIII return y0nr money If it does not do
exactly what We claim for 1t. Cong
don's Ideal Pharmacy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
THIRTEEN WERE iSJiisEn
On Preceding "trip Car Knocked

PoTTSN!Ll.!3 Pa. i'ch. is.-FiY,
men We're Niiisd ara thirteen injurc,I
in an accident on No. :. slope of No. /
colliery .: the ly-tlc- operation today
By /. fall nc TOP rock while !, gun
boat" loaded win eighteen men On
their way % work. was going down
the shaft
Three Of ;hc Killed were foreigners,
While tie ether TWO were Americana;
and were prominent in be localities
ID While. they lived.
The bodies were not hrcneh. 10 the
surface pntil noon The dead
Th- DoaG-
HENRY IS. MOORE. SO year old
DASlEl- DEEC.H., 80 years Cd
SYLVESTER PT-LOCE-. 81 years
ola.
PETER slOsToEskI, 8 years o,fG
;;I:GIil,a kCJTiL,,.R. 80 years ole.
TwG O. the injured were removed 70
the Pottsvi}le hospital, ar: olthous:,
thsy are badly crushed about tie body
and legs, their Injuries are not though,
20 be fatal
The others were cut ana bruised allI
suffered from other minor Injuries.
The No. ; slope where me accident
occurred, is known as he "sunboat'
siei'e, anf, is used solely !or icwerinr
Work7nea into the mines. Two trac,s !
lead into The shaft.
Knocked Dou,c T;.,.ters.
On the trip preceding the one ul,
which the accident occurred he gun.
Soat' Knocked down some timrorS n!.
the east track. The car Containing IL {
men STRUCK the disarranged prous am.
The ore from the TOR OF lie :op shaft
causing q fall ri rcct.
The greater part Of ,he rock Eel! on
the 1orwar, en-! Of TIC car crushing
the life QUO OF five men seated mere
Several men jumped IRON, tho. ''g,r
beat when ,ncy heard the ,imhers ain
Ing away ana escaped alncst certain
death
Superintendent Kennedy amt Fore.
men Finn ana Rrsnnan. and tie. ire
bosses, accompanied! - largo res
chnG party. Immediately descended
me slope and commenced INC WORK Of
IescEo But il was scvera, hcurs ba
fore the dead and injured could ie
reached.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
the -
IT olt,orrovy' = Man

You tno~ the uan ~fn is; going to"
omen Il bank acconnt as soon as he has
Il good sized amount 10 deposit. We
know him, too, nut wa ron't find t1is.
name on our books. lie is generally
the man who wants to get rich quick
We ienow the other man better, who
makes up his mind that a. bank account
is g. sensible fhine 10 nave aud goes
right ahead and starts one. even IL II
is only win & dollar. lie Is the kind
cr Il man L. stick 60 Il thing h. under
lakes which viii VIM Figure IL out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Teddy Gets Dcwager's Picture
CBy Associated f:ress.)

t3y Associated Fress)
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Feb. lS.--Sii
C'heung Ling Chcng. the Chinese n,:nia-
Ter. today presented 10 President
Roosevelt an oil Painting Of the Dow.
aser Empress OF China The rres,.n.
alton. which was made token 81 the
coed viii Of >.hina for tue Nni:oN
States in some recognition al The rart
The country has played in the preserva.
tl'n thus far Of The integrity al the
Chinese cmrirc, took place ii ne. hs,lo
room nf the White House:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Senate besides Not 90 Admit
Testimony Before Committee.
CONFERENCE ON STATEHOOD
Matter Taken Up in Earlier Session
CT The Upper House and Postponed
Until Eorday-Eu'ogie OF late
Senator Quay
,EY i Gs0ciatcd presS |


WASHINGTON. u. C, Feb. 1S.-
IN" Senale To-Day decided not 10 admit
as testimony in the SWayEe in.peact.
m"nt trial The statement nn,.a hy
Judge siwayne before The House con,
hit'eo. This decision was rep-~ted IL.
secret session ana after ii ht, been
arrived 81 iI.a court al learned until
j. O'clock Monday in or,ler 10 hermit
The senate To pay tribute 10 tho. mem
"rr oi the late Senator Quay, to
he day was devoted
l''ir!ns ne carly part OF the session
'ii2 !-1nesL ri the House for a con.
terence on the statehood bill was re-
celTea ans, sharp debate ensued over
an EFFORT TO have the conference com
Iiittee appointed Immediately. The
oIToneEts to Joint stat ehOod OPPOSED
this rrocee:'iIg ana they succeed I'd
IN securing 4 posironemeIt until
MOn1av
Some Feeling Mariiested
MIR Foraker requested The postpone
meitt until Monday ana when Mr. Rev
fridse objected. The Ohio Senator
! said with visibl,. feeling.
| III compelled 10 consider the matter
nov We vii! consider it ana Ne viii
H1co On considering IL. asking no ia
fnr5 and granting none.
! It. was evident from the ntteracces
which came from other opponents OF
JOINT state noon that they were IN hear.
~ accora
II H:i1's what we'll do. said Nh. Tel.
Ter,
| Lois 8, IN with the night" echoed
Mr.. E>ackhurn
Mr.. E:cveridge ,hcn yielded lie said
thht his only object had been 10 cct
ne Two houses closer together.
| Ani"ne the speakers in lie Quay Ell
ioSits were Alessrs. Ccckreu Daniel
Morgan and AlcI.anrin.
| The Senate Adjourned until Monday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Death OF ". Il. PARSONS.
re-" FORK Paper Manufactures
pires Al Palm Beach.
,ny- Associated press.

NEW YORK. f2-n IS News was
received in tbs IL, today .! !ht. dealt.
~ Palm beach Fla, II Wn. H. Par
sons. the paper El;anfaclnrer 81 this
CRY Mr. Parsons was taken III III
mis- city about tive months aao IL tno
grip. which ders!nrrd in,o pl%n:non::t
AMI n" was takcE South
Besides his extensive Interests; il
paper manufacturing companies in
Maine 10 was president Of the Erie IA
'i,:al bank. Of E.:ie. n y. where hie
rome was. lie Vas a member Of The
Chamber OF Commerce.. of this ci,v,
and q lie New York board Of trade
ana transportation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Z he SaviiIlg IS Bank
5EOF Saa
NEWPORT NEWS
27ll WASHINGTON AVE
TARHEEL TOWN BURNED.
Only One Building Left Standing il
Lewiston. Bette Ccurty.
tEy Associated Press

IEy 3SsoElITEd I7rtsS.J
RALEIGH. y. c., Fer. is News re-
ecivei here in 8 letter 10 Representa-
tive G. ". Mitchell, OF Eerti,s. states
that Lewiston. BERTHE county. q ;cvrn
CT Us people. with ten or twelve. stores
was totally destroyed by FIRE Friday
with Inys Of over $500 ana oniv au,,
Luil1ins, tile store Of Baker & Hog
Gari. is left standing,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
GnEAr 4DVEHTisiHG.
GASH us ARV6NGE.
0fie GENT A NO

Ofse GENT A WORD.
Advertisements ,1TdsT classified
hsada in ehts Column sss'ii la inserted
at tho .siHiIa1rT rata CT oHa cent 4 word
for each l1ssrtio7. No advertisement,
however, small, isss titan 25 cents for
the frat Insertion. Cash lii advance
Invariably. Special rates made Oh long
contracts: Orders For dlecontinuance
must be made in writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Harry w. Miller Deputy Marshal.

jSl"arta IL ,f.a Daily Press,
NORFOLK Ma. Fen lS.--lJritci
States Marshal j. L. g. Stuart last
night gave Harry w. Miller a perma-
nenl appointment as deputy marsha.
here. Marshal Stuart is today in Rich.
mond. The name Of Sam Randit's
successor as deputy marshal is likely
70 be announced It any time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Pennsylvania Blocked by Storm.

tI.r Associatci rressy
GoRHi ~ J''eh. 18th. aro"t
STORM q 'ast night am this morning
has ctlectua!y 'lockch al! through
Trains on INC railroads Only local
trains are running and these a, spas
'nndic Intervals
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
WAN'T COOPERATION.

ood0!.eTH Icttoh SroWers VIII Ask
For Assistance Of thr President.
WASHINGTON. = G.. i'e!j. lS-A
osioga'soM Of Southern eotioA grow
ars and manufacturers rnet here today.
IN pursuance u . resolution ajon1a:l
by We Southern interstate cotton coz.
ss-:tio:. Ac,a 4. New Orleans, last
month and discussed he general cot
ron situation
i sas arranged 70 aoi: uron rress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

MRS. Observation-Disclosures. ROYAL,
Conservatory Of Music. Munich, viii
receive phplis il voice cnltnre: sure
and rapid progress. Voices tried
tree Of charge Address CABLE
( MUSIC HOUSE. Newport News. or
\ residence, 40 Hope street. lian1p-
ton. s,y-w-sn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Million Dollars Slated Dov,n

CLEVELAND, O.. Feb. is The
Leader tomorrow will print The follow.
ing
Ore million dollars is The amount
believed to he securely hidden by airs.
Gas sic T.. Chadwick.
''Goliactor OF Customs Leach has 20
n inutely traced the operations OF his
woman during Inc last four years that
nc IS in q position 10 know That The
item saved from her many financial
transactions is one million dollars in
cold cash
Has $4,000 il jewels.
IN Additions 10 this sum. The woman
has inst as safely placed sl5U.nN
worth Of jewels.
Her arrest nippcd her plans in the
fn! right at Ilnc when they warn
aEcnt 70 bloom. A delay Of few mora
days wo&ld certainly have placed AIRS:
Chadwick, her son, Emil Hoover
Chadwick and her husband, DR.. LEROY
>. Chadwick. in Brussels: and Mrs
chadwick's fortune would then have
been $4,000, 500.
.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
"a Per Cent. Investment

For $1,000 W offer a house and lot
renting for 500 per month. Terms
reasonable. Apply 10 w. r. CHAPLIN
Treas. Nelms, Aarya. Boyenlon G.
Chaplin. Inc. Real Estate. Insurance
Loans and Investment Bonds. "-lH-at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

FOR SALE-2S.EO HAT CASH
counters. clothing tables. windows,
P'a'e glass doors. window store fix
lures, etc. Apply to ROBERT NAH
N''s7. hampton, "a. .-l9-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
FOR SALE,

FOR SAL!S-ONE DOUBLE AND
one single Cyphers' chicken brooder.
IN first class condition. Can be pnr
chased cheap. Apply TO GEORGE
YOUNG, LaSa!le avenue and rail.
road crossing, Hampton. 2.18-af
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
HELP WANIEu MALE.
OPPORTUNITIES F0p AIWANcpMs,srr

-s " .e"oas danger 10 youF present Sosnectoas va
e, 49,, ~ Q. Soasiaesaton for every position sos
sc Ss;Ha1els1s 20 I'LL no matter where located IL
oSstIss icy bow we can bring your ability to Ins
sSa % haldreds q employers who nsea high
S1d.sS men Ter AIecutive. Clerical, Technical -
eestoa7 Eositions YinE from 81 eco to Ss.0IS
3sspg50as (in6.). Brafu Brokers
ssaS7. Bldg. ssth & chsstaat sta. ,P5il..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

SPECIAL NOTICE TO INVESTORS
We offer two lots With two buildings,
20 rooms, bringing $o0l annual rent,
LOT only $3.50. This is IL per cent.
Lots assessed at $500. and buildings
cost $500. Capable Of earning Fl
per cent. Title guaranteed by Title
Company free. SOMN1ERVNLl3 e
So. s,-i9-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Has $4,000 in Jewels.

Those forty-two piece dinner sets at
Lash's are selling for only. 1857 3 set.
Have you seen themS a.7.tr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

FOR sA1.E-TnHEE SPECIAL BAR
cams in vacant building lots: On
For1y.eishth street. only $3.50. tit
cost S1ah>. On Jefferson avenue,
corner lot. near Twenty eighth
street. only Sl.l0o. iii cost 81 .7nh.)
S2"' cash ami balance On time ON
ohiy-oiGhlh slrcet near jefferson
avenne. cost $500. For quick p,,r.
chase j, IS offered for only $500 VII!
give some ;imc i! desired Must
IL, quick TO secure these snaps.
sum Ml-ltNll.LF a. co. 9-i!'-1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

WANTED-LADY or; GENTLEMAN
OF fair education To travel for a firm
OF soa0h'0 capital. Salary $l.n7o
per year and expenses. pail weekly
Address with STAMP. f. g. Alexander
NaWnOrL NaWG Va -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

FREE NEW BOOKLET con
tanning twenty-four beautiful photo
graphs OF famous producing Tono-
pan and Goldtield Mines, With full
Information. All mining stocks
bought and sold. IRVING X. FAR
RlSHTON & Co. members Wall
street Mining and Stock Exchange.
IL Wall street, New York. Ii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

WOULD YOU INVEST 800 cash
or monthly where there is an on.
portnniiy 10 make $500 to $1,000?
Others are doing it, Why not sou :?
Fun particulars mailed free. Send
Tor same Today. SPEARS AAlERI-
CAN EHCHAN GE. III Broadway.
New York. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

-TtlOSE DESIRING Ell
bow room" 10 look at No. CPL. 1hir-
ty-four.h street. between jefferson
and Madison avenues; six-room
dwelling. with lot, only Sl.200: $500
cash ana $la monthly. No loan on
il. Vacant fields all around It,
Splan,iiil place for COW and chickens.
City water. Title guaranteed by
Tile Co, free. VIII fix i, up some
SoAiMCRNlLl.lG & co. 2-l9-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

linz Ii-AiiS -t\D SAMPLE: ElSYRlD.
n'ol+ wantod everywhere. No can
Hassinw. Good pay. Cooperative
.Adv. Co, Nov YORK. H.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES

F'OH TIE BEST RESULTS. TAKE
your prescriptions to ihs Ideal FhAr.
nls:y o.: 10 i7opR1oI.'H Pharmacies at
rnoehlls and Hampton, Va Patent
medicines at cost a-s1.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
WANTED.

WANTED-rI3EEE FIRST CLASS
nphoisterers; GOOD wages: at THE
PEOPLES FURNITURE PACKING
g. STORAGE co, ,i3;; THIRTEEN
street. Nope but first class work
men need apply.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

WANrED-TNpO MEN COLLECT
or$ al experience. l;oni anG refer
oncc required. Address rs: Twenty.
fiflh street H.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

WANrED-oCCrPANT FOR SUN
ny front room. with hoard: also
liable h,ardars. a 90: Twenty
street "-1c-St
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-22
GIRL PUTS CROWN
ON MARK TWAIN
Artists Model Honors Clemens
and Carnegie Shines at
..-.-. Banquet.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
New York, Dec. 22.--Mark Twain was
the guest at the dinner of the Society Of
Illustrators here last night. The fea-
ture Of the evening was witty speech
by Andrew. Carnegie, the POSTMASTER,
and the browning Of Mr.. Clemens with
wreath Of holly by Miss Edith Anger
stem, an artist 8 model, who was dressed
as Jeanne d 'Arc, the authors favorite
character in history. In introducing
Mr.. Clemens the POSTMASTER said:
q eff there are any trust magnates
here they are attending q trades union
meeting, but we are an American trade
union and have no walking delegates
We stand for illustrators and illustra.
tions. which means hard work and
everybody here works but Andrew Car.
negie-he gives money away
Mr.. Carnegie was greeted with en-
thusiasln. He kept the artists in an
uproar. Opening his speech he said:
eff this is trade union I'd like to
belong to you.
To this sally the speaker answered:
II wish you would count me in and |
hope that, YOU I'll never count me out. -
Among other things he said: "All
my life I've been tempted by streak
| of bohemianisn1. J. knew Blll1ngs and
other great authors, 80 don It want
YOU gentlemen to think for minute
that am not used to the highest soci-
ETY. as you are. But only one night was
admitted to really high society, and
that was >when had Matthew Arnold
as my guest. Josh Billings was also
there.
0If were offered title Of the high
est nobility-and I can claim it
sociate myself with Mark Twain as a
author. I've got a note to show it
and I never destroy anything that
get. =,
eggs in one basket The wise mai
answered: Put all your eggs il
one basket and watch that bas
4 ket.' He took that from me and hav'
I an autograph to show it and that auto
ora oh will not be for sale until hav'
Gone away from this earth. z
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NiaRara Falls

This wonder Of the world is even
more beautiful in winter than in sum
mer. Go east via the Erie Railroad
and your ticket is good for a stopoyer
at this wonderful place. Three trains
daily from Chicago to New York. Ask
p. r. Porch, Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul,
for particulars, rates, etc.
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NOTICE

NoTICE-SToNE, BRICK AND CEMENT CON-
tractors chimneys repaired, any kind of mason
work done. John E. Layne Co.. 12a Kasota
building. Telephone T. g. 245I 81
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tains no free alkali-nothing to iniure
the most delicate cuticle. At the same
time it removes all traces of dirt,
grease or CRIME, leaving the hands soft
and white. A trial cake costing cents
will convince you Of it's merits. Get
one today.