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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07
BANKER STENSLAND
TO Be RETURNED
Two Courses Are Open by Which
His Person May BE
Obtained.
The PRESIDENT INTERESTED
Department VIII Represent Hi
nois State Until Matter is
Settled.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. September a.
shortly after noon to-day Charles T.
blhns, chief clerk OF the State Attorneys
Once, or Cook county. H.. appeared al
we state Department. equipped VIII. a
Iuh set OF eNtraditi0u papers. which ha3
been sent along merely as a precautforar,-
measure. because they win not be- needed
Ih an probability TO secure the return
20 TINS country OF banker Stenslaud.
MT. blnns spent some time discussing
the best means OF securing the return
of tho fugitive. All difficulties have dis
appeared excepting THE question Of trans
por'ouon. and that is now regarded as %
MINOR matter The department has le.
cidco 60 send 10y cable authorization to
Assistant states Attorney Olsen ana
games Keely. Chicago newspaper NAV.
both of whom are now 10 Tangicr. to
taNe Stensiart into custody ANA fetch
him TO America.
Two Courses Are Open.
Two courses are open. one TO place the
man on tAe first merchant vessel toucl-
ing a Tang.er on her way 90 the United
states. and the othc- 10 await the arr
rival at that port If tile naval refrf-
Seratlns ship Glacier due in about three
weeks ON her way home 20 New York
40 orders have Yet been sent TO the
Glacier 20 serve IN this capacity. though
the matter was discussed to-day between
Secretary Bonaparte and Admiral Con-
verse. chief of the Bureau Of Navlgs
uon. Naval officers are never anxious
10 use their ships 60 convey prisoners.
put II the state Department makes the
request of course II viii be- honored
I'm addition 20 the cable authorization.
tho state Department VIII send oy man
tho Presidents warrant 90 Messr- olsen
and Kelley 70 take Steus'and into cusfo-
dy which document rav ne of service
WH'n the rlan arrives u New York %
tnvart any legal efforts 90 secure his
discharge hy haheas corpus.
President is Interested.
The President himself. has shown great
interest I'm this case. having received
many communications from people IN
Chicago urging tho national government
% 90 everythine possible 90 secure
prompt return ~ Steu~laud for trial The
state Department bias anticipated these
requests and has notified Governor be-
noen that the department is perfectly
willing I'D gully represent the state ot
Illinois in this MATES until the fugitive
is delivered I'm Cook county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07
INSPECT FLOWER
GARDENS TO-DAY
BOYS AND GIRLS ANXIOUS


,.,,,1, VINO entered tae Flower Garden
b,. ,rh. --. -''auF iIa1e' '''e." years ago
the co-operation of H., Give Improt.,
Iuehc League, has hser wonderfully suc-
mond Il, IA 81 s,'n 1.s. tho youth Of Rich
neatness ana bea,.., AKIN, l.. ..'...'.'
ana Yards ana aroosn- n ,acm ,ae Io,e
'W"is w.l soon kn'" how they
civic Impro <en ,. .'1'' %, , .ac
1f-c- as aosrnr. , ... ,..
''S'ons.
List OF Contestants.
Following Is l.~. ..ft.e. ..,s ana girls
who have sent I'm tt... r.... .~4 -f.tr
s ,rsns VIM be WISH. t.s afternoon
l'A d. SIaII street.
Gray schweickert E. Marshall St.
Olay street.
Norma and Hylda ro.l. t2 e clay ST.
Ruby Oppenheim. - r. ,-., So
Broad Street
Miss Grace Eavos li i Broad ST.
South Fourth Street
r S. Brock. 30 s.s. Fusr,h.
North Fifth Stree
Adam schuit So r.
North Sixth Stree
Nortb S ;,sns'..t c. SN'''
r.,l.. ~-.,--.,
No-+b N1; :,,...'n. - .''' -
Maado Nroorjnc >'''-'.... G..
Nor+b T,ma..t.- 80 c ,s-.'' ST.
Rorr.,l c. ,, ~. ,~ 80 1'i 0e1'
NJ, 'i Oh -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07

he boys must part with
their summer friends now,
and get ready for the more
strenuous duties Of youth.
We're ready with the sort
OF clothing boys and mothers
like
Substantial suits at So SO;
stylish Suits az $500; Swell
Garments ut $3.50 and So.
Ythipg else for your
boys Wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07

Miss Pauline Kerchuer Of West TWEEN
tV-nfth Street Baltimore. Md Is tbe
guess OF Mrs. y. Il. Gillian.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07

"A b Henderson. H. j..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

spelling of proper names. Washing
tons writing is very clear after few
twists have been mastered and 1t
showed carelessness to print CaSson
more than once for Cannon. or Snearen-
ger for Swearengen. or Hd'sten for
Holston, on Hewis for Lewis, especially
as the editor gives the correct spelling
In his commentary. Nor was It Trickett
tp, 2S) but Smokers OF whom Washing
ton wrote. \ glance at the manuscript
would have prevented such errors, as in
each case the words are clearly and cor
rectly written. Nor is the editor HIM
self careful In his references. He
writes Luaerene for Luzerne and places
the Braddock march IN l775. His notes
are full OF diffuseness, but he has made
a very readable book and the diary
deserved TO be printed In such an adj
mirable form, MI Hubert could have
found additional information ms to
Washingtons land ventures and his in
terest In the navigation OF Virginia riv-
ers, This interest was awakened and
fostered by his haf-brother Laurence,
and the summary of the results of this
journey of l1Si make an essential chap
ter In the history of the internal COM
merce of the middle and southern
states. That the expectations OF Wash
ington were never realized takes away
nothing from his excellent judgments
upon the situation In his day and what
the interests of Virginia demanded
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NOTES..

Thomas lawson, the author Of
'Frensed Finance Is no uni
ysTslty product His education Is
that Of the common schools and oil
experience. Born In Charlestown,
brought up In Cambridge, his whole
I'VE mas been spent In the vicinity OF
boston, where he is familiar and con-
speuous hgure, He is now i'm his forty
ninth year, six feet tall, powerful Of
ould, clear OF eye, and alert of move
nfnt, an embodiment of power. "Fren-
aea finance is not his first book. In
w ne published THE Krank," In 1883
= history OF the Republican Party"
aeo N 1883 Secrets OF Success" and
"a wv. the Lawson History Of the
American Cup"
rsIer Rosegger the Syrian peasan
anIer, whose story OF Christ IL. n.
mas recently been published in
america by Mcclure Phillips, IL the ma
soadl poet or his native country, His
lucy productions, written In his early
guVn' when be had little or no educa-
uol were folk poems characterized by
zane naive simplicity that is the most
Slacllye quality In his Christ story.
Ins quality Of his genius rs poet is
n We, indicated by the following little
zen pS,i taken from his very first volume,
li'her and Cymbal;"
THREE LITTLE LIGHTS.
~ ~ gong from home to n foreign land
.nue lell Three tear-drops on my hand
"' trends, my sweetheart's. my moth
ers tear
ne rsey burned like lights. all golden clear.
M M llrst means: Grateful In need am |.
r me- second viii be true TIL die.
= ,"s hlrd one burned so pure and mild,
A meant: Thou art my own dear child,
% rr When a year Its course had run
Nv VI the lights were entirely gone.
~ onlS one burned pure and mild,
""san'' Ihou art my own dear child.
M aaWyg sn.'e John $. Duss, whose Law
Sc,,, venice OF two seasons at Madison
yyyss'e Garden, set music loving New
~H Ssog' Is soon to be given the op-
,ra,.Ilnliy TO explain on the witness
80 Tue manner In which the eighty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
Writer Who Was a Man
Succeeded Best as Woman.
Our London Literary Letter.

Special Correspondence.
I ONDON, Jan, 3.-There are sew
eral respects IN which the ltera-
- ~ deception which the late VIII
liam Sharp practised on the read
ing public must be described as one Of
the most extraordinary things OF It's
kind on record. Before this, in all
probability, Americans have been told
by telegraph what this deception was.
They will have learned that, unknown
to all but few Of his most intimate
associates, the brilliant English critic
and essayist who died in Ceylon day
or two ago was also "Ffona Macleod"
the supposedly feminine Celtic writer
regarding whose real identity there has
been so much speculation during the
last few years. The announcement
that Sharp was Fiona Macleod was
made Immediately after the writer's
death by Richard Whiteing. author of
No. > John Street" and Sharp's in
innate friend, and II made something
OF sensation In this country.
Before this, of course. male writer's
have used feminine pen names though
their number Is small when compared
with that of the women who have
adopted masculine pseudonyms. Keats,
1t viii be remembered, published sew
eral poems as Lucy Vaughan Lloyd"
Shelly and Thomas Hogg wrote "A
small volume called 'Posthumous
Fragments OF Margaret Nicholson"
and, needless TO recall, Swinburne's re-
Gently renublished novel, Loves
Cross Currents, was originally cred
tied to Mrs Horace Manners" But
William Sharp's is the only instance on
record Of male authors writing at the
same time under hts own name and
feminine pseudonym and making
greater reputation under the assumed
appelation than with that which really
belonged TO him. That this was Sharp's
case there IL no question, For In
stance on turning to Chambers ICY
clopedla Of English Literature We find
only six lines OF biography under the
name OF william sharp" but no less
than twonty-four attached TO that of
Fiona Macleod" ut might be eX-
planned that biographical details re-
gardlng the "authoress" We're obtain
able from her whenever they were de-
sired)
Sharp began writing as Fiona Mac
leod" about ten years ago. AZ that
lime he had won only what might be
described as "tolerable' reputation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
WILLING WITNESS.
There Are Many More in Salt
Lake City,

Gratitude makes thousands OF will
Ing witnesses. There are many CRATE
fu people In Salt Lake city. The tes-
tlmony Of friends and neighbors, OF
people you know, Is evidence beyond
dispute. Read this statement made by
a Salt Lake City citizen:
Thomas Curtis, engineer OF 2l1 south
Second West street, says: Pain In my
back and hips az the weeks and
months rolled by became so severe that
! grew anxious about my condition.
When there was added TO II a distress
ing and annoying condition OF the kid
ney secretions | reasoned that some
thing serious might result. Added to
the above were dizziness and blur
ring before my eyes and on more than
one occasion | came 10 the conclusion
] would be compelled to give up my
occupation, for different remedies. and
all OF them standard, did not bring re.
lief and the use Of plasters and other
Irakeshifts were useless. An adver-
tisement about Doan's Kidney Pills In
fluenced me to go to the +, j FIJI
Drug Co.'S store for n box. While
am not prepared to say that the treat
ment has radically cured me of kidrisy
complaint, / know that my health Is
better and my back is considerably
stronger, ! have every confidence in
this remedy and am more than pleased
10 publicly endorse IT."
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Forter- Milburn Co, Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

able array Of books for students I'm
their list. Among their French books
h Malots sans Familc" which except
for its immature ending presents an
interesting story for students as well
as excellent examples IN construction.
"As a Man Thinketh," by James Al
Hen, Is a beautiful little volume the
object of which Is 10 stimulate men and
women to the discovery ana perception
of the truth that
They themselves are makers of them
selves
by virtue Of the thoughts (which they
choose ana encourage that mind Is the
MASTER weaver, both OF the inner gar
ment OF character and the outer gar
mont OF circumstance, and that, as
they may have hitherto woven in ignor.
ance and pain they may now weave In
enlightenment ana happiness.
The contents are.
Thought and Character
Effect OF Thought on Circumstances.
Effect of Thought on Health and the
Body.
Thought and Purpose.
The Thought-Factor in Achievement.
Visions and Ideals
Serenlll.
1t is little books like this that give
one higher ideals and renew inspIra .
ton. They make one forget "circum-
stances" and environment" and think
only of the power that lies within one
self Thought tends to take form IN
action" and Mr.. Allen shows how
practical this can be made and what a
force II can become I'm the life of any
one. you will be what you VIII TO be
is not merely a poetlcal thought. but a
practical truth. With a definite ideal
In his mind, believing In II and work
ing toward It. Mr.. Allen claims a man
can make OF himself what he Wills. AS
a Man Thlnketh' is book TO make a
friend of and may be studied for years
without exhaustlng its truths.
62 pages, 3&x6 inches, printed on ex-
ceptionally heavy Canterbury Laid pa
per and bound In Ooze calf with board
backs, handsome cover design and
title in sepia brown; an exquisite gift
volume; first American edition. Post
age paid go cents. Published by tht
Science Press, the Republic, Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
| CURED MY RUPTURE
lWill Show You How To Cure Yours
FREE.

helpless and bedriddeu for years from double rupture
could hold Doctors said would die operated on
fooled them all and cured myself by simple discovery Iwil
send free by mail you write for IT, cured
since cured thousands twill cure you Write to-day Capt w
Ceilings Box 800 waertown ~ Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
ICATARRH,
FOUL BREATH
II You Continually Khawk and Spit There is Constant
Dripping From the Nsse Info the Threat II You Have
| Foul, SickennB Breath. That is Catarrh


Is your breath foul? is your voice
husky? Is your nose stopped? Do you
snore at night? Do you sneeze a great
deal? DO you have frequent pains In tho
forehead? Do you have pains across the
cyes2 Are you losing your sense OF smell
Is there a dropping In the throat? Are
you losing your sense VI taste? Are you
gradually getting deaf? DO you hear bun.
2iug sounds DO you have ringing In the
ears2 DO you suffer with nausea Of the
stomach? Is there constant bad taste
In the mouth? DO YOU have a hacking
cough? DO you cough M night? DO YOU
take cold easily? II so, you have catarrh
Catarrh is not only dangerous In this
way but II causes alterations. death and
decay OF bones loss OF thinking and rea-
soning power Kills ambition and energy.
often causes loss of appetite indigestion.
dyspepsia. raw throat and reaches TO gen
era debility, idocy and insanity, II needs
attention at once, Cure IL by taking Boz
tanlc Blood Balm B.B.B), II is a quick
radical permanent cure because IL rids
the system Of the poison germs that
cause catarrh, BLOOD Balm tB B b purl-
fes athe blood does away with every
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
BOOKS.

"In the Sunny Side Of the Street.
Marshall r. Wilder has given a book
20 the public which viii be appreciated
by all who enjoy cheer, goodnature and
unalloyed merriment. AS the illustration
on It's title indicates. the book Is sue
cession Of laughs from beginning to end.
and should be the pocket companion OF
everyone who delights in the bright
side OF life, and more especially those
who don't. 1t Is published by the Funk
Wagnalls Co.. of New York.
d. c, Heath e co. of Chicago arc pub
fishers OF text books in various lam
guages. and teachers win find a valu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

symptom. giving strength to the entire
Mucus membrane and (BBB) sends a
rlch' tingling food Of warm. rich, purs
blood direct TO the paralyzed nerves Inu.
Gus membrane bones and Joints. giylns
warmth and strength Just where IL I,
needed, and IN this way making a perfect
lasting cure OF catarrh IN all It's forms
DEAFNESS
II you are. gradually growing deaf q,
are already deaf OF hard of hearing. try
Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B) Most forms
Of deafness OF partial deafness are caused
by catarrh. and in curing catarrh bv n
D. y. thousands OF men and women hays
had their hearing completely restored.
Botanic Blood. Balm tB,B.B) is pleasant
and safe to take. Thoroughly tested for
30 years. Composed OF Pure Botanic In.
gradients Strengthens Weak Stomach.
cures Dyspepsia. Price 81 per large bot,
tie. Take as directed II not cured when
right qauntlty Is taken, money refunded
Sample sent free by writing Blood BALM
Co., Atlanta, Ga, Describe your trouble
and special free medical advice TO sui
your case also sent IN sealed letter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
BITS OF VERSE.

When man amt got cent an he's feeling kind 0 blue
A. III. cloud, hang dark heavy let the sunshine through
n. ersat thing my brethren, for Teller just to lay
n, hand upon your shoulder in friendly sort Of way
make, man feel curious it makes the drops start
A., YOU sort feel Autter in the region o the heart.
Van can look up and his eyes, you dom know what to
When his hand on your shoulder in friendly sort o way
james Whitcomb Riley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

charged from tho billet he once held
In "a London bank for taking an after
noon of without permission In order to
20 TO Richmond ana hear the cuckoos
sing.
HAYDEN CHURCH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
LET THE TOAST PASS.

LII lIlC lOhOl FAOO.
(From 1.-THE School for scandal)
Here's to the maiden Of blushfl fifteen.
Here's to the widow of fifty;
Here's to the Haunting extravagant queen,
And heres to the housewife that's thrifty.
Let the glass pass,
We'll drink to the lass,
II warrant shell prove an excuse for the GLASS;
Here's to the eharmer whose dmples we prize
Now to the maid who has none, sir;
Here's to the girl with pair Of blue eyes;
And here's to the nymph with but one. SIR.
Let the toast pass, etc.
Here, to the maid with bosom Of snow,
Now to her that's as brown as a.berry;
Here's to the wife with her face full of woe
And now to the dam.e that, merry.
Let the toast pass, etc.
For let EN- be clumsy or let EN- be slim;
Young or ancient. I care not feather;
So fill pint bumper quite up to the brm.
So I'LL up your glasses. nay fill to the brim.
And let us cen toast them together
Let the toast pass. etc.
Richard Brinsey Sheridan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
Your Food

must be properly dIgested and assimated to be OF
INV value to you, otherwise it is source Of harm
instead Of good
=, II not digested it fements and decays, causing
sour stomach" heart burn" nausea, headache.
fatuence, bad breath and other discomforts
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-24
Time Is The Test
The Testimony Of Bennington pso'
ME lands ihs Test.

The s'st ~ time is shat tells he tale.
The public sooB End oui uhsn misrcp'
rrsontaiions are made. ADD merit alone
all stand the tcsi of tins.
bennington people appreciate merit.
and many months ago local g igeps
publicly endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills
they do 40 still. Would a citizen make
ihe statement which follows unless con.
yincsd that the article was iust ~
rcpresen,ody a cure that lasts i the
kind that every sufferer from kidney
Ills IL looking for.
James j Basseti. retired, living on
Gage street. Bennington, says: ~
value Doan's Kidney Pills very highly
and know OF many r. ple who have
also been benefited bv their use. Since
| gave statement for publication
three years ago have been asked by
many people II my statement were true
and have always advised them to 20
TO Shurtleif's drug store, obtain Doan's
Kidney Pills, take them as directed
and satisfactory results would fol ow "
For sale by al dealers Price 30
cents. Foster NJ lburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole aCeuts for the nited
States
Remember the nsms-Doan's and
Take no other.
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