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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-29
MONUMENT or COAL
West Yirginia's Unique Display at
jamestown Exposition.
WILL BE DEDICATED IuLY 3.

Nineteen Seams, Represent ~ the
States Fuel Strata, Make a Column.
One Hundred and Thirty Nine Feet
High-eOrseou With Electric Lishts.
To represent her most important in
dustry the state of west virginia has
erected at the jamestown exposition
one Of the most original monuments
ever seen in the world. tits construct.
ed Of coal shipped from the mines OF
the Little Mountain State and consists
of nineteen seams placed geologically.
representative Of the different strata
which make West Virginia the second
coal producing state in the Union.
This coal column occupies com
mandlng position along the water
front near the West Virginia state
building. 1t Is 1S9 feet high, 10, feet
SQUARE at the base and 10 feet square
at the top. The work of engineering
Is said to have been one Of the most
difficult of the entire exposition. Neil
Robinson of Charleston. W. Va, was
the contractor. OF the state's appro.
priation but $1,000 was provided for
the coal monument. and as this feature
developed into a structure costing
nearly $4,000 the members of the COM
mission acted as guarantors of the ad-
ditional amount until 1t was assumed
by the railroads.
Four hundred tons Of coal were used
In Its construction. The entire weight
of the tower is 700 tons. 1t is outlined
with strings of electric lights. A gil
gantlc searchlight crowns the apex,
the whole forming a landmark by day
and beacon by night. The illumina-
ton is visible across the roads, up the
bay and even far out at sea. This
monument is to be dedicated July 2,
West Virginia day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-29
EXPOSITION NOTES.

West Virginia Is represented in mo
places at the exposition than any 9th.
er state. She has fine building. an
exhibit in her building, a coal monu-
ment, an exhibit In the States Palace
another in the Mines Palace. one IN
the educational department and still
another in the History building.
With a governor. four ex.governors
and famous United States senator.
the governor Of the mother state, the
secretary Of the treasury and many
other noted persons as visitors. West
Virginia WIN not lack for good pro-
grlmme on July . at the jamestown
exposition
Every West vlrginian who visits the
state exhibit In the States Exhibit TAI.
ace Ct the exposition Is given a.preseIlt
Of tne apple from a barrel witch
stands open Tor that purpose
West Virginia d a sooli exhlblt II
tia Mines ana sietaIIrrry bnialae +
TIE jamestown exposition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-29
SANITATION is PERFECT.
W. F. Morse, Consulting Engineer of
New York, Speaks Of Jamestown.

w. r. Morse, Consulting Engineer Of
New York, Speaks Of Jamestown.
The writer has had unusually good
opportunities 10 note the plans and the
progress of the sanitary work at the
jamestown exposition outlined by the
medical director, DR.. Payne, and ably
carried out by the chief of the sanitary
department, DR.. Rupert Blue Of the
United States marine hospital service.
He can state confidently that every
precaution and appliance known to the
most advanced knowledge and skill in
medical and sanitary science has been
brought TO bear to make sure OF the
perfect health protection of the thou
sands of guests Of the exposition.
The liberal use Of kerosene oil to kill
the larvae of mosquitoes and the drain
age Of stagnant pools into water
courses and provision for their con-
slant inspection have avoided all dan
ger from this source. -~-4
Certainly the air Of this peninsula is
emphatically beyond question the best
The peninsula Is swept by great vol
umes Of saiubrlous air on three sides
of Its location. To lind fault with this
is to say that the Atlantic ocean and
the broad Chesapeake bay are un-
healthful and malarlous, something
which would be the height of absurdl-
ty. The water supply has been the sub
ject Of the most anxious care. There
are two sources from which the sup
ply comes. The first Is the impounded
water Of streams, the watershed of
which is the property OF the city of
Norfolk, and is most carefully con
served and protected.
An analysis made April 10, 1907, by
the bureau of museums and laboratory
Of the war department shows the ay-
erage Of four separate samples to be
"a good and safe water" The second
source OF supply Is from the deep ar
tesian wells OF the county, some miles
, from the exposition grounds. and Is
thus described by the analysis: "The
water shows no signs of contaglon and
appears to be an unusually pure water.
which is quite safe for drinking pur-
poses" TheaO official certificates from
the best authority in the country as to
the wholesomeness of the water should
be sufficient for the most timid soul.
The power of the general govern
ment, united to the energy and skillful
care of some Of the best sanitarians Of
this country, makes the Jamestown ex-
position the latest and best exhibition
Of sanitary science for the protection
Of the public health that has vet been
seen at any exposition in this country.
Very respectfully yours,
". F. MORSE,
Consulting Sanitary Engineer. New
York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-29
EDITORS MDoRsE FAR.
s.''ss s... A.s.sI.' :. ..:.. Heart,

NatseHai Association Passes Hearty
Resolutions a Jamsstossr.
The National EdltoriaI association
closed q very enjoyable session at the
Jamestown Tereentennial June is. ana
50 highly pleased were tie members
with the exposition that they passed
the following resolutions pertaining to
the great celebration:
THAT our thanks are tendered to the
officials Of the Jamestp,aa Iercenten-
NAL exposition for the, ! easion Of our
presence and assembly b IS a pleasure
and an experience whic win ever be
roseate and rich in our memories as
the years pass by; ttat eprofpundly
thank them for their tender and grant
OF all possible courtesies and generous,
unstinted Inequalities which have been
so heartily appreciated and enjoyed.
and In this expression Of our senti.
ments we wish to bear testimony TO
the grandsand exceptional array Of at
fractions which win distinguish this
splendid enterprise from the great ex-
positions Of the past, its central loca-
ton amid the scenes Of great and
historical interest, its peculiar and
intense educational environments, re-
yiving the highest order OF patriotic
emulation and pride; the stupendous
and unprecedented display and con
eentrat!on Of the steel clad nayies o.
the world. an event unique and unpar-
alleled and without probability of du-
plication for decades to come; the as
sembly and array of the soldiery of
our land, embracing all arms of the
service, and its exposition Of the In
dustries, manufactures, commerce and
the arts, forming a potentiality of at
fractions that should bring every ear
nest true and loyal American to its
Threshold
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-29
Voice Cultivation.

Pedestrian What horrible whine
you have in asking for assistance.
You ought to have your voice cult
waited. Tramp OATS wot / wants
money fer, boss. I'm t'inkin' Nv haviu'
me voice irrigated Chicago News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-29

Umbrellas repaired at tevy's Cigar
Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
ON THE FRONT

Material for the government
wireless stations at Fairbanks and
Circle City will be sent from the
Carnegie Iron Works. Pittsbufg. on
July 1 10 Tacoma. aud thence
north.
Secretary Of War Taft viii be a
passenger on the Minnesota when
she next clears for the east His
wife will be with him II IL said
the trip viii be for pleasure only
Alaskan eauueriss are finding Il
hard 10 get Oriental labor Almost
All the work Is done By Oriontais.
and 80 far. only small number
have been shipped. This is be-
cause railroad and other work are
using the identical men required
by the canneriea
Mariners familiar with Prince
William sound vii meet on Friday
morning a. the Masters and
Pilots association with a view "a
remedying the imperfect System Of
liEhtA there
The damages done the revenue
cutter Rush OF her last trip north
are 10 be hufriedly repaired and
the weasel sent north again. She
went on the dry dock al Moran'8
last night
Competition l. In sight for the
steamboats, that nov care for the
resorts on the sound. Schubach
a Hamilton will shortly place the
NaGhon on the Alki Point route
aud other boats will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

Duryea int the case. and nurYea
ia turn utterly denies that there
Is any graund upon which be can
be implicated Furthermore. he has
threatened 90 make Stokes smart
Tor this action.
Mrs Randolph and stokes are
both divorced stokes wife Was
married again to Philip NJ t.ydle
After Mrs. Randolph had secured 4
separation she alleges that abe
met Stokes and lived with him IN
a tuNarloasly furnished apartment
Stokes claims that Tor three weeks
Mrs Randolph lived az tho Stokes
nurYea breeding farm. and that
during that time puyeA was there.
bat Stokes was absent Stokes also
claims that he can produce letters
written BY others 90 prove her no
iatlanshln with other moa
Miss Viola Allen. Who is atopplng
az the Savoy. had little 20 say upon
the subject when socn today she
does not think that her husband
eaa in any way 10 blame. and said
that there WAS no reason why hs
should have been dragged into the
scandal Furthermore. unlike many
actresses FOR whom scandal forms
good adyeriising Miss Allen. or
Mrs. nufYea. says she dlslikss %
see the story Of tho scandal In
print
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
..u;uent Actress, Now in Seattle, Doesn't Care for
Advertising That Mr.. Peter Duryea's Part in Ran
leIph-Slokes Case Brings Her.

-. .,sraoon Viola Alton and
N rnpapy. which opens ton'sht
!. Grand opera house in
...nA Nieat@ Arrived a, The
hotel where they viii stay
- he engagement AZ the
- time Miss Allen, who In
-. llfe Is Mrs Peter nuryca.
80 n The public eve. nos only
- n her admirable acting In
.,sst play Of tho part OF
n ~ alsn because hcr hus-
- - been named In a seusa-
go brought IN Fluahiug L.
vrs Lucy n Randolph
-. " L D stokes. the NTH
$50 saa club man.
- i accused 81 belng the
- 4 the syeareld son OF Mrs.
s.1,,pA stokes has reihliated
Z s,sssink naryea into the suit
], sllsxtnx that he Knows as much
-. ,Ae parentAgo % the boy
. .~.,ne nufYea Il a wealthy
......n ana among his other
-. s Distraction Is that OF be-
7. ~ Allens husband
~ suit brought By Mrs.
.'.a,InA she aaks for $500 a
- a. the support OF the BOY.
50 that stokes. as the par
.aoula BE- compelled to pay
amount stokes has dragged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
s. H. s. 'O7

Linden, Blanche Mabel Judklns.
inez RlBdon. Euniea Laona Turner,
Edward J. Milliken. Ahlfa Edwin
Pierce, Lula Fay Baker, Elsa Louise
Thodinga. Forest 70 Bsment. Flor.
euee Hazel Melick. Arthur 4. Win.
quest. Frederic Albert Hansen. TIA.
eel Marian Rowe, Frances Phillips
Stevenson. Violet NJ. MeKrath,
Maude Cornolia Henneken Irene
Dolly Baker. Ruth ueneyisve smith.
Dorothy Craik Mason. Gladys Lena
Nanamaker. Waiter VIII Btoil,
Ralph Reginald Randell, Chaflena
A schwers. Irene Hydofu Gordon.
Mabel q. Furry. May Ramona Dan.
ner. Estella A. Davies. Charles Ia.
dluga Raser. Taylor NJ. Greene. Lois
Kate Gould. Agnes Bunch. Vara
Evelyn Chalk. Pearl Clark. Alice
Mildred Coleman. William q
Witrke. Ailcno Golden. Eva l.. Gas.
key. Hazel Gertrude Winkler. Ina
Elizabeth Baker Elsie H. Fortiouis.
juliet x. Atkinson. Im0Eena Julia
Carraher. Mortimer nYbeo Cara
her. Laura Regina Wheat. Howard
Hoibfooke Taylor. Roger Hovey,
Yergle Mae Mitchell. Irene Alberta
sehoflald. Froda nlegeft. Bernioe
hoilett Duckering. Clara Priscilla
Maxwell Raymond Rex Wluuer,
Ernest Wofl. Ruth Mary Reyes.
Mabel u. mcclure. Camilla Easily.
Violet ElnOfa Larsen. Efna Ger.
tfudt Maihiea. 0eorRs A. Hlpkoe.
HaAlld Vincent Smith. EuReula Iae
uaaBott. Edith Move Brooks. Mar.
garet Chriaty Brown. Grace Eliza.
beth Hazard. Tonnla A. BodWell.
Amber W. Balm, Virgil o. Baker.
Helen Ross. Logan Annley Becker.
Gordon HouEhton. Mollie stickney.
Emllie Stone Fuller. Martha Folsom
Fratweli. Matte saiome Baker.
Gertrude Rchell WaddlnghAm.
Richard Gladwin Hedges. Lennon
lIolmea. Jane Williams. Mary ~.
Their Booth, Elizabeth Anne Brain
erd. Mary Mabel Barber. Marjorie
Dean Carter. Alfred Anderson. Rob.
ert DamuH. Jennie Holman. Flor.
eneo Lucille Reynolds. Maude Eu-
phemia Wells. Edward Gibson. Lark
u. Liyorm0re. Jsulah At. sheerer.
Fred Mcconnell. Lyman Zettlor.
Harry w. Wooster. Raymond Fos.
ter. Arthur Prentice Furbuhh. II,
Roy HelnemaH. Lambert FAhey.
George y. Mills. Joseph A Darto.
Willis Tryon Batehelier. Broadus
Haynes. Arthur o. Harrla. George
Oakley Hallock. George 0lln Leo.
Ierachel Plllabury Num-. Frances
Rice. Dwight Dryden Hartman.
Horace Morton BrinEhural. Blaneh
0gio Sutton. Catharine N. Wilson.
James Harrison Thomson. q. o.
Hex Robertson. j. Arthur Llnd. Lew.
~ A. Treen. ir. Henry A. Garfield.
IT,. Philip A. Stuart. Charles l..
Hretland. Elizabeth Langley Robin.
son. Ruth Whitman. william Lyle
Dudley. Sidney 4. Whitworth. Roy
X Crane, John A. conhidlue. Floyd
LaymAn Galloway. william D. Cogh-
ian. u. Eugene Farley. {. Q. Glen.
entson. Ethel Sims
Roll Of Honor.
Yaledictory-~Aills Atwood Hardy
Salutaiory Margaret ]. COREY.
bertha Banks. Harold Denny. Elsie
Erickson. Lots Gould.
The roll OF honor includes those
pupils who have. ia four years.
made at least 10 credits with no
grade Of the is below 2 tgoloeI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
AGNEM CELEBRATES I'm
HONOR OF "JEEMS" JR.

conecit out of the windy city has
made jim thoroughly happy. partic
ularly aa ~Jeema. Ir" has played
an important part In bringing Il
about
Jlm'a faith In the Seattle climate
az developer Of the base bail "a.
iigion which hal begun "a vans
somewhat sH a result OF fsw years
Of experience Of hia osn. and which
Dug'a succesA has not tended 10 re-
Store. II beginning 10 come back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
HUTH MADE HIS PRISONER
A DEPUTY SHERIFF

When Deputy Sheriff Sam HUH
EFT Maple VALLEY with three prla
aners- Ernest Wiley. James Koliy
and John NclIan yesterday he
found hlrascit in hot water. as the
prisoners aeemed inclined to ma-
tinF All three men failed 10 rec
ogniEo that HUH waa a diplomat
tad thereby hangs the story OF
heir successful prosecution Ia Jus
Ire Carrolla court this morning.
Wiley. II IL alleged. NaH unacr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
C. E. TO MAKE PUBLIC ITS ACCOUNTS

Tho Christian Eudoavor commit.
Tee preparing for the 1907 eonyen.
ton 90 DO held IN Seattle In July
VIII give the public a chance a. soc
where an The money contributed hy
the people of Seattle has Tune. Tho
committee will audit and itcmine
all accounts aud make a public to.
port The report viii he made az
soon after iuiy rs as possible.
number ot iarse bnllainea win
DO decorated more deliberately dur.
ing the convention than at any time
in the history Of Seattle Contracts
have boon lot Tor decorating the
Alaska. New York. HALEY. Coiman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
BIDS ON new
BOXES

Bids have been received BY CITY
Electrician Ionlyn and designs
chosen for the SO nov fire alarm
boxes that have heen authorized by
the city council
The boxes will cost when IN.
stalled between $50 and 500 eaeh.
They Will be east Ia this city.
The design for the boxes Tor the
police signal system have also been
selected On top Of the police
boxes will be an ornamental poht,
which will show a red light when
tho officer on the beat II called ny
headquarters. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

There were cigars for all male
callers. and a bon Of chocolates for
each LADY fortunate enough 20 have
any business with County Auditor
Jim" Agnew today Il uaa net the
official. but the proud father that
sas acting the part Of Master
lIauutiful
The record OF the High School
Boys In showing the Chicago team
how 70 play bail and taking tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

and other large buildings 20 hit
Brothers Some 10000 % =" flags
have boen received aud over 900
have been distributed
Siaee the campaign began Tor the
sale of certificates by solicitors. the
demand for them has douhly Ia.
creased Ia Seattle People aru just
now awakening tu the fact that tho
convention IL but three weeks away
Every person mus, be the possess
sor ~ certificate a. be entitled Ia
attend the convention
Tho work of erecting tho big tents
aud arranging the seating 81 the
one used for tho speaking viii DO
SIN early next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
|eQEEKS OF SEATTLE NOT
GARBAGE MEN

Greek eitizcua Of Seattle belag NOR
chats IN the restaurant. commits
alon. fl4h and other forms Of husi
meas The aocRiied local garbage
trust consists chiefly Of foreigners
OF other uatiouallties Neither are
thare any ufceks living IN the Lake
unioa district. where tho unsani
tArY conditions were found
Mr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES points oni
tho large numfer of es~sased and
cultured members ol the race Who
are holding high positions IN Amer
lean eelirkes aud other walks o
lifo and states that the Greek bust
uessmen of Seattle cAnaot but feel
iuiured b the error ~ announcing
that the local garbage men arr
members of their race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

tho influence Of a drug whoa ar.
rested and Gid not realize bis trOa
bic. HUH. IA hia saHYest manner.
proceeded 20 make Wiley a deputy
sheriff. and place him IN charge
% Ncllan. whlie busy himself with
Kelly, who showed fight contina-
ally. All four arrived In Seattle
ln tact Wiley was given 500 and
three months for vaEranoY. The
sentences IN the cases OF the other
two men we're deferred until 10.
moFruw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

a, Greek people Twins IN Seat
/. 4 vAon there are about 1000,
! rsrs. have Individually and col.
lxss-ly made numerous protests
I, ne s,ar. and 70 the representa-
- AZ tie Greek government. Mt.
.r.s n Coaslantalopoalas. AGAINST
:. ssaasmeus pahlished 10 The
81 an Tuesday that there are
= Greeks In the garbage buSA.
- n MS eity. and that they are
- responsible for the tilthy
~etvns caused by clothing.
A,lsss. etc. found tn Earbage.
- sold a. seconi hand goods.
4 appears that there are no mon.
- Il he Graek race engagcd In
5 rfoags business here. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
WASHINGTON posrmAsrERs-

WASHINGTON, June 20 Irwin
Miller has been appointed post
master nj Eth. Spokane county
Mary G. Dietrich. 1T Hammond /.
clyde l. Trap. at orondo. Doux
las county: r. Jaimar Modoli, at
RoseburE. wahkiaknm county.
Henry Lloyd. al Bluestsm, Lincoln
county. aud George n. Dodge, nj
re Eli A new possibilities has been
established at seavisv. Pacific
county. two mlles from Iivaoo. and
Fraak X sinuhsi appointed post
master.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

ment this afternoon for two nex
baifieAhlpa OF the DreadnAuxhi
type and the speed 20 be 81 knots
With a displacement OF 20 600 tons
One IL 70 cost nearly $4,000 90
and the ether $500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
BOYS Wanted

To sell Seattle papers For iufor-
nation apply 10 Geo. Engier, Star
office. old library building. between
2 and II IN tho morning and 2 I'll
3 IN the afternoon. Initiation fec
paid b. EnEieT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

Harry u Weber, tfa IL sure The
IDEA win interest mhny eastern peo.
pie who would be glad 20 apend Q
few months on Lake washlnGtop
during tha fair. instead OF llving al
oongeatsd hotels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

large number Of elaborate
housohoats 20 bo mourud on Lake
Washington not far from the expo.
sition buildings during the A..Y.P.
tair IN 1909. iu the plan nov being
conceived by a New York city man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

A. MEYER. the tailor. formerly on
Second and Pike. has moved TO
is0a Arcade way. New Arcade block.
whore he will continue In business
under tho firm name OF Meyer
Bros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
SANTA BARBARA
IS IN DISTRESS

distress off Point Reyes light Rha
has a broken tail shaft There 10
no danger II tho sea remains calm.
Rescue tugs have been sent from
San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
NOLA ALLEN REGRETS HER
HUSBANDS SCANDAL
TEDDY AND BILLY

Nav YORK. June 20. Congress.
man Sulnor declared today that
Roosevelt and Bryan will certainly
be the neat presidential candidates.
lie says no combination Of Political
leaders can prevent Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

sAN FRANCISCO. June 10
Steamer Santa Bafban. carrying
passengers aud lumber out 0f San
Diego and bognd for Seattle. ~ Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
SMALLPOX CASES.

Mrs. McKeon OF South Park Was
removed 20 the peathouse yesier.
day with smallpox George ThAyer
was taken from 1917 Fifth avenue
yesterday 20 the pesthouso with the
disease These two cases are the
first for a number Of days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
s0s roa NEW wARsH,P.

s<ripss Telegraph serxt~e.b
WASHINGTON. June BIDS
.ws opened ~ the navy depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

Dr. Ice Baker. dentist. zoo Eitel
Phone. Main G25G. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
Roll Of Honor.

valcdictory-Ailis Atwood Hardy
salutaiory Margaret ]. Corey,
Bertha Banks. Harold Denny. Elsie
Erickson. Lots Gould.
The roll OF honor includes those
pupils who have. tn four years.
made ut least 10 credits with no
grade Of the is below r fg0-l0el.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-09-05
THE JOKE WAS ON HER.
Comparison Made by Woman Lawyer
& Left Opening for Opponent.

A woman member of the bar in
New York gives the following CORE
spondence with the reservation that
no names shall be quoted: II am
one of the few women" she says,
"Who can see joke even If aimed at
myself. I do not feel that in this
case came off first best" The letter
was from man lawyer and was as
follows: Dear Miss Blank: We
agree to the compromise as promised
in your favor of this date. Not be-
cause your client has a just right to
such settlement, but from the fact
that we do not care to open q contest
with woman lawyer" To which
the reply was sent: Gentlemen:
note yours agreeing to settlement,
although cannot congratulate you on
your gallantry in begging the ques-
ton. Like the original Adam, you
seem inclined to hide behind wom-
ans petticoat." And. the following
letter closed the correspondence:
Dear Miss Blank: If you will turn
to the early pages of Genesis you
will discover. that Eve did not wear
a petticoat."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-09-05
THE ROYAL BOX.

King Edwards taste in jewelry Is
extremely quiet. A horseshoe or single
pearl pin and a plain gold ring on his
little finger are all that he ever wears.
with the simplest possible links and
studs.
There is nothing distinctively Slavic
about the face Of the young czarowitz.
His fathers features are distinctlvely
Russian, but the boy shows his COM
posite Danish, German, English and
Russian ancestry. r..
The young Grand Duke of SAKE
Weimar, who is heir presumptive to
the throne Of Holland and possesses
equal rank with all the reigning houses
in Europe, is an immensely wealthy
man and carries on innumerable bust
nesses in different parts of the father.
land.
Haru 10, the wife of the mikado, is
not only a woman Of great intelligence
and erudition, but poetess of talent.
She will certainly take her place in the
literary history of her country. Every
Japanese child knows her poetry by
heart, and on all important events Of
the reign she has written verses.