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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
HARDY SETTLERS AID
GIRL WHO SEEKS LOVEh

Spokane. Oct. 2a.-Out among the
hills in the wilds of northern Idaho.
searching the lumber and mining
camps tor her lover. who has been
missing since last spring. is Nettie
Williams. daughter of Il prominent
family at Providence. r. L.. who de-
clares she will not give up until she
finds the man she loves. !
Miss Williams declines TO give the
name of her fiance. nor will she di-
vulge amy information other than that
he was Il we'll to do farmer in Rhode
Island until a little more than a year
age when the mining fever got into his
blood and he went to Mexico. sinking
his llfes earnings in prospects, which
turned out a poor venture and he was
forced to toll at ordinary labor.
Too proud to return to his old home
and adini his failure. he wrote a brief
dieter. in which he explained his cir
culnstalces. telling his promised bride
that he would leave Mexico and begin
again n she would not hear from.
him until he had again built up a fort
unc, as he could not think Of asking
her to share his poverty with him.
Upon receivin. the letter the plucky
young woman started for Mexico with
the determination of finding the man
she loves. regardless of the fact that
his fortune had been swept away. She
reached Mexico only to find he had
gone to Wyoming and she traced him
to several camps there. each time to
learn he had become dissatisfied and
left. She believes he is somewhere
within the borders of Idaho and. all
though h has undergone many hard
ships II suffered from exposure in
making long mountain trips. she has
determined not 10 give up the search
until she finds the man she loves and
can share with him his poverty or,
riches as she finds it.
Prospectors and timber cruisers are
giving her every assistance. and have
provided saddle and pack horses for
her journey To the various camps. but
so far she has been unable to obtair
only meager clcws.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
MRS. COREY NO.. 2 TO
BE A NATURE FAKER

Chicago. oct. 25.-Mabcllc Gilman
Corey, wife of William ELLIS Corey, who
divorced the wife of his youth to wed
the actress, is to become an author. She
will write a nature boo
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey left the Auditor
iurn AnneX hotel here early today for
New York. They were in Chicago for
twenty-four hours. having returned
from Watersweet. Mich. where they
spent three weeks hunting.
rs it true that YOU are going to en-
ter the field of nature literature" Mrs.
Corey was asked.
Il am thinking of If. | do not see
II j should not. ] am sure | could do
II with less contradiction than some of
the nature writer's. ] want II to sur
prise my friends. 1t will be such "A
pleasant way of spending an hour OF SO
a day. l love nature
Mrs. Corey then told about - frog she
had killed while out in "A boat last week.
She said when she went to pick it up
1T mad both front paws crossed on it's
breast, pra ying."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
"CASSIE" LEFT
WEALTH IN PlTTSBUkL

Pitisburg. OCT. 25-The report from
cleveland that Mrs. Cassie Ehadwick icft
s3oo,~o on deposit In the Second National
.Bank of P~i;tsburg Is denied by I'ittsburg
bankers
Among the woman effects was found
q passhook with Il single deposit of SOD
pC credited to Mrs. Chadwick. No EN-
tries were made to show that any CHECKS
had ever been drawn against this sum.
and tho account had not been baia need.
Likewise there is nothing to show ON the
book, held by Commissioner I-oeser. of
Cleveland. that the book WAS issued by
the Second National of Pittsburs.
Hoard Overestimated.
The president. vice president and cashier
of the Second National of Pittsburg are
out of the city today. one Of the directors.
Il am certain that Mrs. Chadwick has
no account IN our bank now. never
heard of her having any money on deposit
there. If she had | would have known
about it,"
Another banker. who stands close to
some of the steel men whose alleged deal
ings with Mrs. Chadwick were on an ex-
tensive scale. but refused to allow hi.
name to be- used. gave this statements:
Mrs. Chadwiok's hoard has been largely
overestimated l think It was only for
dupes III ina gined that she had large
deposits here. l think. when all is known,
the people who had dealings with her will
discover just how green they were
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
LONDON FORSEES
WAR, NOW PEACE
CONGRESS IS E VDED

Lordon. OVi -. Faint appiauso
from the stalls and persis,"I.t hooing
from the galleries have followed the fall
of the curtain upon the Hague CON
gress. While the summary of the chief
conventions shows that a good many
little things HAY been done. there is
n general agreement among the Eng
fish commentators that the congress-
has been Il failure.
The pessimists, who consider war Il
necessary evil. are encouraged in thei.
cynicism. The optimists. who have
hoped for collective action for the pre-
vention of war OF for the mitigation Of
the ~barbarities and horrors OF modern
scientific slaughter. are forced 10 admit
that their illusions are dispelled. No
regulations have been made AT The
,HGgue. The responsibility for the
meager results may he fairly divided
between Germany for obsiructing hui
name policies and the British and
American delegations Ton failing tn
agree upon "A common basis IF action.
The sequel to the international de-
batting society. which discussed every
thing and agreed to Disagree. is "A gem
eral renewal of activity in War matters.
Terrible campaigns followed the lirst
Hague congress-. and Their. are similar
~premonitionS of evil wherever the end
ing of the second congress is discussed.
While the air is electrically charged
with suspicion. there is no agreement
upon the probable center OF disturb
ance. The news from Morocco Is not
r~eassuring. and the Arabs seem to he
,lamoring for fight. but the situation ia
not worse than ii has been. and il is
probable that there will be a marked
peror and King Edward have i, full
conference at Windsor.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
PREDICTS 1000 WORDS
A MINUTE, WIRELESS.

East Orange. y. j., Oc, 25.-"Mar-,
roni Will. ten years from now, be send-'
ing LOCO words a minute between
America and Europe said Thomas A..
Edison. speaking of the inventors
latest development OF the wireless sys-;
TEN. :
You see" he added. there is no abb.
sorption TO be contended with in us.
ing the air. as there is i'm wire and
cable transmission F;
Mr.. Edison said hat he believed in
the near future there would be direct
wireless communication between New
York and London. He declared the
wireless system WAS now on a COM
mercial basis.
do you think it will be possible to
use the air waves to talk across the
ocean" he was asked :,
No. l think not The air waves ara
too quick, INC II would not be possible
to get enough power.'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
SWEDISH ENVOY
GUEST OF HONOR
Brazilian Ambassador Give,
Dinner to Diplomat About
to Take Vacation.

Washington oct. ~ Herman l.. r..
l~,S"rvrantz. swedish minister to the,
United STATES. has achieved the un-
usual distinction of being given bril-
iialtt dinners and receptions because OF
his departure fot his home on leave for
a few months. which attests the wide
popularity the minister has attained
during The six months he has been N.
Washington. In turn. the minister will
give The FIRST dinner OF the season to all
IN" cabinet members. ambassadors and
ministers now in Washington.
Nj. l.angorcrantz win sail from New
York tn. latter part Of the month for
Stockholm. where he viii urge his gov
eminent I" take M step looking to in
duVing the Swedes who have emf
grated 10 America To reiur home. MIR.
l"t9eiNrantz Will discuss With his GOV
m questions pertaining to the flu
ture Welfare OF the subjects of King
oscar in the United states.
The minister viii leave Washington.
soon and spend several DAYS in the
north before sailing. Because of his
coming departure. Baron Speck Won
Sternburg. the German ambassador
gave Il luncheon for the minister YES
terdaN. and last night ambassador Ma
buco. of Brazil. gave Il dinner at the
embassy. which was attended by sev-
sral ministers of the L.atin-American
countries.
The most brilliant OF the farewell en-
tertalninents was the farewell dinner
the minister himself gave last night.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
'WOODMAN BANKER
GIVEN A CHANCE TO
RECOVER ON BOND

81. Paul, Oct. "a decision WAS filed by
the circuit court Of appeals which will In
terest every member of the Modern Wood
men of America. The case Is that of a
suit brought by A. n. Bort. ex-head
banker. for the order against T.. n. Nc
Cutcheon & Co, Iowa snkers to re-
cover 5000, 100 which h.. claims Is due him
ON a bond which he alleges the company
forfeited to him.
According to the rules and bylaws OF
the M. w. A. the Ia mixer il held RESPONSE
bile for Every cent In the treasury, and
when he took Office Bort was Obliged to
put up a bond for $Oo.O0. He deposited
SIo0.0n Of the orgsniZation's funds with
r. II. McCutchcon, Ms n representative
Of his company, and he gave bond both
10 Bort and to the society for S1O. 900.
Later Mct'utcheon died, and when Bort
attempted TO Withdraw the $4,000 de-
posit with the banking Arm his drafts
were dishonOrcd.
. When Bort retired from office he WAS
held TO account for the $1,000 q which he
had deposited with r.. IL McCutcheon a.
Co. He then sued the bankers for the
amount of their bond The defendants
held that the bond had no, been given to
Bort personally. but AZ banker for the
NJ. W. A.. and since he had ceased to hold
that office, the bond WAS not forfeited to
him.
The United States circuit court for the
northern circuit Of Iowa sustained the
demurrer of she defense and Bort an
pealed the case.
In the decision ha nded down by the cir
cult court of appeals IL is held that The
bond was given TO Bort personally. the
judgment OF the lower court Is revesJcd,
and II - directed 10 Ovcrrule the demurrer.
and hear the case, this giving Bort a
chance to rsco"N the amount OF ,hs bond.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
SIXTY MOORS SLAIN
BY FRENCH SABERS

casab!anca. Oct. 2a.-The timely ar,
rival III Genera Drude with reinforce,
mcnts alone saved Colonel DE Fretay's
reconnoitering column from anniliila-
ton near Taddert. The troops which.
were sent out TO search for Il French
man wandered from the amp and en-
countered the enemy. Fully 5000
whitehall Moorish warriors threatened.
I" ~overwhelin Colonel De Fretay's coll
unn when General Drude arrived with
two batteries Of field and another Sec
'tion of The rapid fire battery. and OPP
cned fire.
The Moors We're taken by surprise.
and taking advantage of the confusion
INTO which the natives were thrown.
General Drude quickly massed and
launched his cavalry in furious charge
against them.
They were unsble to withstand this
impetuosity OF the attack and broke
and fed. Sixty Moors were left lead
cr tho fteid. baing killed by sabers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
STANDARD OIL TELLS
ANTI-FINE ARGUMENTS

chicago. oct. 2J.-Plans for the ire
Acndoiis Effort to be made by attor-
neys for Standard Oil Ia have The So
10000 Tine imposed by judge Lands
wiped out by the United States court
II appeals are disclosed today. TWEEN
tJ-iNc mrin points. each one OF which.
he attorneys will argue. is sufficient
To have the record-breakine fine de-
ciared void. will he advanced when the
case comes to trial in January.
Tho principal arguments VIII be:
Ihat the government attorneys failed
To inform the defense of the Al;on i'm
munlty agreement.
Tha the i.lkins act. under which the
convection WAS secured. MAS %unconsti-
tutional.
That as the Hepburn act was passed
before indictments were returned. pros
ecution under the provisions of the Ell
kins law VAS Illegal.
That Judge Lands did not compute
the number of violations correctly. !,
That certain evidence should not
have been admitted.
That the Standard Oil company ac.
cepted the rates i'll question with the
understanding that they were author.
lied rates.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
DOGS ON BATTLEFIELD
IN AMBULANCE CORPS

Paris. oct. 24.-Since dogs have
proved TO be such able assistants to
the Paris police corps. why shouldn't
they be trained to reinforce the hospital
ambulance service OF the French
army?
The advantages of this innovation
been set forth at some length
by DIR. Bichelonne and Captain Toilet In
= volume which has just been pub
lished. II is entitled the Dog AS AN
Aid to the Sanitary Corps
That dogs should be taught 10 seek
out the wounded on the battlcfield ~
no new idea. Th experiment was tried
with success at the time OF the Ro,r
war. and at the battle of Cha-Uo IN
the conflict I'm the far east three dogs
sent out by the German Alliance dis
covered twenty-three soldiers who had
been given up for lost.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
COWS, DRUNK, AMAZE
BURLINGTON FARMERS

Burlington, n. J.. Oct. 24.-cows ON
the farm OF Benjamin Atkinson. near
his city. are just recovering from the
effects OF a prolonged spree. and their
actions greatly amazed their owner.
Some OF the cows laid in :, siupo-
two days and then deserted tt.i.
calves. which the farmer is striving
tn raise on the bottle.
A veterinary. called in by Atkinson
to diagnose the reasons for the TRANCE
actions of the cattle. said IL was a
case OF plain drunk caused by the an.
imals eating fermentinR apples from a
trough. For half a day the cows
staggered about the lot, and then be-
came supplied.
Other cattle with which the intoxi-'
Gated ones collided prior to their r.:cf
ing the latter condition became manic
stricken. but later found thei- way'
to the trough and Joined the sisk;-
crowd.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
WHITE HOUSE PLAYS
is FROHMAN'S PLAN

Washington. oct. 24.-Charles Froh-
man is e~ndeavoring to make arrange
ments whereby the most eminent Amer
lean actors may give five series OF
monthly performances at the White
House In one act pla US. For the presi-
dent and his cabinet to give recogni-
ton In this manner to those actors
who have achieved pre-emirence would
In Mr.. Frohman's opinion be better
than anything else for the encourage
ment of dramatic art.
The clans would be so drawn that
the plays could be put on the east room
of the White House without much stage
setting.
Instead of scenery curtains of differ
ent colors could be used and lights EN-
played so that "A negative tone would
be achieved which could be used to
represent anything.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
RAISE THE PRICE OF
MEALS 40 PER CENT

Butler. Pa. Oct. 25.-Hieh cost of living
has taken another jump in Butler, and
hotels and restaurants advanced rates H.
per cent. as agreed upon at "a meeting of
sixty hol"lkeeprrs and restaurairurs
While tn. rates had been adv ertiscd in thu
county papers. there was general com
plain; among the patrons.
Iher" are 200 families in Butler that
have been taking their Sunday dinners at
the hotels ana restaurants. The Butler
and F~it;sburg trolley line also brings IA
large patronage into town on Sundays.
and there was a noticeable falling off In
the business from these sources.
Officers Of the organization of bonifaces
declare that the high price of food prod
lcts and supplies in western PENNSYLVANIA
made such an advance in the price OF
meals absolutely Imperative.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
ASKS RECEIVER FOR
CHICAGO CITY RAIL wAv

Chicago. oct. 24.-Nlarence II. Ven
mel. NJ New York. filed in superior
court a bin asking that a recefver
be appointed for the Chicago CITY
Railway company, which operates thu.
street car lines in the southern part of
the city. and also that the traction
settlement ordinance passed by tho
.ty council Of Chicago. February III
ne declared illegal and void. The Bill
makes the Chicago city Railway ON
pany. it's officers and directors. j. p.
Morgan 4 Co. of New York. and an
holders OF bonds recently issued by the
railway company under a trust deed
party defendants. Mr.. Nenner alleges
the bondhoide,s are not innocent bur
chiscrs without notice of defect in the
bonds. and asks for the cancellation Of
The bonds and mortgages. for tn.
enjnininE OF further payments to the
city as COMPENSATION
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
IRISH CAuSEWAY
COMES TO AMERICA
Great Natural Attraction ios
Tourists to Be Shipped Here
---Indignant at Home.

London. Oct. 2t.-Wilespread indig-
nation has been caused in ireland by
The announcement in the Belfast North
ern Wing that the wor!d-famous giants
eaLsewaN is about to be shipped TO the
United States.
The first consignment of 200 tons will
60 10 Philadelphia on the White Star
freight steamer 1T is the intention to
ie-orect the causeway as a show. Ii
Is a natural. irregular pier on the rocky
coast near Port Rush. consisting of
about 10000 prisMnatic columns of
basilt. 1T is thirty feet high. 700 feet
long and $50 feet wide and is much
visited by tourists.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
MADE HER DRUNK,
THEN RUINED HER

Dies MONIES. la. oct 24=Evidcnce to
NOV that u. Il. Dickinson piled Irene
B~lydenburgh with liquor and then ac-
complished her ruin was submitted by
he's state in the Dickinson murder trial
TODAY +.
Hcrsch"l Drury. OF i.ldora testified
that he found empty beer bottles i'm the
buggy after Dickinson had returned il
after his ride with the Girl.
a large portion OF the day was taken
up by expert testimony of doctors who
performed the post mortein who de
ciared II impossible T." tell from the
corpse whether an ali rite mad been
performed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
HARTMAN BEATEN UNLESS
INJUNCTION Is REvOkEpl

Chicago. Oct. 24.-Although none OF
hose directly interested in the Fish
Hartman struggle viii give specific
..eutes. II il understood the total num-
be- OF votes represented at yesterdays
meeting OF The Illinois CENTRAL direc-
,ors was no far from $50. 900. OF this
anlo,'nt MI. Fish. according to excel.
lent authority. controlled about ESQ.,
600. anu Mr.. Hartman 10000. TherA
were not sufficient votes In the remaiE-
ing letters upon which the cOmmitte.
still had to pass, to overcome his lead
OF Mr.. Fish and IL In evident that Mr..
Hartman is beaten unless he ~.eap
bring into this contest ZONE portion OF
the ss6.1Sl shares against which judge
Ball Issued the intu' .ct::n.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
STEREoPTicAN TO
INSTRUCT TRAINMEN
IN SIGNALLING.

Chicago. oct. PA new
method of instructing trainmen
in signals and general railroad
ing is to be adopted by the
Union Pacific system. a big
coach has been fitted with
raised seats and a platform.
over the latter win be a large
screen on which lin be thrown
pictures from a sternopticou.
These pictures viii illustrate ev-
cry device used in signalling.
They Will show trains in motion
carrying colored signals either
day or night. the different forms
OF the block system. switches.
cross-overs and station lights.
The pictures will depict before
the employees signals of all KIDS
i'm operation on both single and
double-track roads.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-31
,RERN WINS, GOES
$50 MILES IN Al HOURS
Germany Captures James Cor
dor Bennett Cup in Balloon
Race.
GOES TO OCEAN SHORE
E-bsIoch and Clayton Stop at Water
Edge at Atlantic City
High Sailing Theory
Triumphs.
BALLOON QUITS
RACE WHEN SAND
SUPPLY GIVES OUT.

In = balloon race ballast Is
treasured a" II the SAND We're gold :
dust. The a.rouaut plans 10 have
al the start Just As much a. the
balloon can carry. skimmins a few :
feet abpV. the ground When the :
balla.; is @ono then III" balloons
Journey is over. ii cannot navigate
ait.i the means Of overcoming the
pun to III. ground has been lost. :
in his race each balloon carries :
ballast that would hermit OF no :
more than a threc-milo rise straight
up. Three miles rise in q journey of :
several hundred miles is a small :
varlti II. The who rises
TO seek Il new current OF air may :
find it and win the race through y. :
Aud he nav not find it ANA know :
il. ha., wasted ballast and With II I
his chance of victory. (
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-01-17
Overcoat Dept

Splendid overcoat for................. o>ANe
This coat is Of fine material and is positively p4.SO
worth $40 We allow you to take It home and if YOU do
not think it is worth $40, you may return the same and we
hereby bind ourselves to return the 1895
a MEMS .. aoe 90 heavy ovef0oas for Sunday GO 90
wear worth $14 all go at ................. .~pO.SC
Men line Royal Standard kersey overcoats all shades
w sx h1 49,, sa" @se g. made right to date $40 az
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-01-17
Mems Furnishings Dept.

Mems Heavy Fleece-lned Underwear, the very
best that money can buy, all go at ...............
Mems Heavy All Wool Socks all 60 at
Mems good Heavy Overalls go Acknowledgement.
Mems Fancy Red and Blue Handkerchefs, only...
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-01-17
Mems Pants Dept.

Men fine Work Pants, worth no less than $500
per Par all VIII go at.... 98c
Men fine trousers in Fancy Worseds worth $3.50
PEI Pdi' dll 90 dl y I 90
Mems extra fine pants for Sunday wear in Worst
ed and fancy stripes positively worth $500 all at S248
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-29
WESTMORE.

Rev. Mr.. Bates of New York city Will
supply the pulpit next Sunday.
An ice cream social will be held at the
church tomorrow Tuesday evening
Miss Peene and Miss Morgan of Fox Hall
will entertain.
A meeting of the Willoughby Fish ana
Game club Is called for next Saturday al
O'Clock p. m. at the store of II. d. Rogers
In Fosters grove.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-29
CALEDONIA COUNTY
WEST BURKE.

B.F. Childs Of Boston was in town last
week.
Alex. Agan and family have gone to
Canada for a visit.
Geo. Whitlock OF Iowa is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Barker.
Miss Harris Of Milford, Mass, is visiting
Miss Nellie Thompson.
Mrs. Mary Bailey is suffering from an
attack OF typhoid fever.
Mas Sarah Noyes OF Webster, Mass, is
visiting at Gordon Ainger's.
Mrs. Viola Parker visited friends In
Lyndonvills last Wednesday.
Miss Matte sias OF East Burke visited
her cousin, Mrs. Grant, last week.
Miss May Campbell of Lyndon Center
spent Sunday with Miss Leila Roundy.
Mrs. Bert Bugbee of Barre visited Mr..
Bugbee's father, 8. ID. Bugbee, recently.
Miss Mabel Parker Of st. Johnsbury was
the guest OF Miss Glen Roundy last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson of Lyn-
donvilIe spent Sunday at @. W.Thompson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice OF st. johns
bury called on friends in town last Thurs
day.
VIM. Wallace of Newark has moved
from his farm into a tenement in G. Deans
block.
Miss May Corliss OF Grafton, Mass, who
has been at Harrison Orcutt's, is visiting In
Newark.
George Fyler and family came from New
Haven, Conn.,, Friday, for visit with
relatives.
F.W. Thompson OF Newport visited his
mother, Mrs. E. M. Thompson, the first of
last week.
Miss Maude Hunt Of South Troy has been
the guest of Miss Nellie Thompson for the
past few days.