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Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29

mitted to continue unchecked, before
Ibhg situation would have devel
o1ed probably far more difficult and
Il serious than the crisis through
which we are now passing. 'lf4f7f
=, I'm the first instance, II Isl, . re-
4 suit Of the tremendous railroad, I'm
y Alstrial and commercial development
/, Of the last ten years, which has
4 Brought about capital requirements
largely in excess Of the ability Of the
4 country to supply. Europe, finding
y itbelf In q similar position, has been
u1able to extend US any credit or
I place at our disposal surplus funds.
such as has been Its wont to invest
50 largely in American securities in
times OF depression. Moreover, 1t
has been to a great extent over
looked that the Russian; Japanese war
and. the San Francisco earthquake
have destroyed an enormous amount
Of wealth, which sooner or later had
to make itself felt, Nor has the fact
that both Japan and China have now
entered into competition for the sur
plus capital, Of thes world been given
auflicient Attention EtRk 81 III
.No other remedy for fhls state Id
affairs appears to be possible than
at least a temporary reduction in
our activities until the country's
capital and credit facilities again
have reached a point sufficient for
its volume Of business"
tutE 3
Washington, Aug. 23.-Secretary
Cortelyop, after a personal investi-
cation, has decided that the Wall
street furry is only affecting spec
ulators and he will not lend govern
ment aid at this time. II the situ-
alton later on begins to affect In
dustrial and banking lines, he will do
what he can to relieve the tension.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
First published in the Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector Aug. is, 1901
Publication Notice.

To Walter Elliott alias Walter Bolapd,
Katherine. l.. Maloney, Mary e Maloney,
Edward J. Maloney. Anna L. Maloney,
Thomas Maloney, Joanna Maloney John
Mal0ney, and Honora Donovan;
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that you have been sued 10 the District Court
OF Dickinson County, -tate OF Kansas, in
an action whereia Daniel A BOlen, minor,
by Anna Bolen, his next friend, is plaintiff,
and you together with others are defend
ants; that yOn must answer the petition Of
said plaintiff on or before the 27th day Of
September, A. d. 1907, or the same will be
taken as true and Judgment rendered vacat-
Ing and setting aside certain paper admit
ted TO probate by the probate court Of Dick
inson County, State Of Kansas. on The 18th
day Of March, 1907, as the last will and testa-
ment OF Mathew Boland, deceased, late OF
Dickinson County. State Of Kansas, and I'd.
Judging the same TO be invalid and void; and
decreeing said Mathew Boland to have died
intestate; and that said plaintiff IS his sole
heir at law, and for such other and further
relief as in equity and under the circum-
stances of the case said plaintiff may be en-
titled to receive and for costs
HURD 4 HuRD,
4V-S Attorneys for PlainIiff.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
Mou Kansas cattle pI.s.oe..

Topeka, Aug. 2s-An outbreak o.
The eioot and mouth dIseases Is re.
ported nom Langley Ellsworth coun.
~ The sheriff Of that county called
the livestock sanitary commissioner
By telephone Tuesday ana said that
a veterinarian had made an examin,
alton Of the cattle In a pasture. and
ptoupdnced thefr difmeat foot and
imouth ldi1ease one COW died while
the sherlG Wls IN the pasture. The
cattle have been quarantined and 4
a not probable that The disease win
SprsaA
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
Eirst published IN Abilene Weekly RsnectoF
August I. 1901. V
Sheriff i Sale Under Execution.
STATE OF KANSAS. =.
Dickinson County, ~
state Of Kansas

ny virtue OF an Execution to me dire. ted
and delivered, igsued out OF the Eighth Ju-
dicial District C0rrt of the STATE OF Kansas
eittingin and for Dickinson tounty. 10 sal
q. 1901, at the h0nF OF zen O'Clock A. M. of
said day. ~ the front door OF che Court
House in Abilene, 10 the County and state
aforesaid, offer for public sale and sell to the
highest bidder. for cash ln hand, all theright.
ant in and TO- the following described rea
estate to- wit: Lots sseventy-three (79l, eeven-
ty-hve (7l and seventy-seven ~ on 5th
street In S0uthwick & Augustine's addition
70 the City OF Abilene. Dickinson County.
Kansas.
: sasd property levied on and to be sold az
the property OF the above named defendant.
J. B. FAVOR
q. y. T0WNER, Sheriff.
attorney for Plaintiff. l7-6
eherihs Office. Dickinson County, Kansas,
July 81, 1907. g
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
Coal Mlnsrs Entomhsd.

Wqkesbarre, Pa Aug. "a -Four
~ .ho IS miners 9na were THURSDAY
cspehf d re esYein h 8 tunnel Of
a. lFllia Coal compahy are
ttlll snfunbed and d Is believed they
are dead, The voice Of JAMES Boyle.
one Of ne entombed mes. was heard
early Friday morning. but sincs then
.v silence has reigped, Two yotstke men
cravled from under some of The de.
hris. after, several hours effort
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
DIRE DISTRESS.
Il Is N ar at Hand to Hundreds Of
Abilene Readers

lNHf
Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache Is the kidneys cry for help.
| Neglect haFrsing TO their AID
Means that urinary troubles follow quickly,
Dire distress, diabetes, Ilrlghts disease.
Mrs. r. -ogBhAfS OF no North 9Th st., abb
-Iene, Kas. says: HDoan'a Kidney Pills
proved most remarkable kidney remedy Ia
mycase. Not only dfi suffer fronn severe
pains IN my back particularly anhoyi & ~
.nlght, but the sscretiQns from The kidney :
we're very irregular and distressIhg. For
seyetal years, 6ll and d5d tthks 'bten ny lot
10 endure thdlmlaery conhested With these
symptoms, Ill would slt for any leugth o.
time. would be hardly able 10 rise on DC
countof The piin ana lameAess In the small
Of my back. Reading 40 Adyeytisemeut
about noan's Kidney Pills, Waa given a
desire to tfy this remedy aud procured sbeK
Ma drug store The use Of one boEand paFt
af smother one ended Ne pAlusip my back
bauished the Inflammation OF the bladder
ana restored thskldney- becrctions 70 dnor.
asi euadttlshs It-ls sniy nAtufAl thai OPS
would have ptmos I cou6donce 10 a medicine
tkSt taif kiss sAeh Sfsiifylagtsatits.7 a'
For sale By ali dealers Price 80
cshts. yehs1rdl i7o'g Fi-ti o. z
Fostualr-Mij6uru ca, Buffalo, Y.
,lsols AEsurs sor tAs vul,stasassss''
R.psnss, ths dad asa iaks -
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
To Help in 81. Louis County.

Jefferson City. Aug. 2S.-John Ken
nish, assistant attorney general, went
70 CLAYTON, st. Louis county. Thurs
day afternoon under directions from
Governor Folk 20 assist Special
Prosecutor Wolf In. the grand jury
ipyestigation Of the, Official conduct
Of Rowland L. Johnston, the county
prosecutor.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
RESULT
y, NJ n A
|, dnin Eatioh hsibls pr
IT 'l'@.''a'' {; | |
n WAKE OF PROSPERITY
|dses are World Wide and Temper
hky Reduction In Activities Until
Capital and Credit Catch up
II tho Remedy.

\ New York, Aug. 2s.-Jacob H.
IE1Hi6, the banker, who is at Bar
Hatbor, Maine, is quoted in q pub
asked interview on the financial and
badness. outlook, as saying: "a
!. ITO Name Ake fed6fal y inistra.
tIpA for lhe dlfact tluesEiH hich we
md ourselves lsEBcth (hsaghaess and
,untust. Even If the excesses which
ltAd great prosperity Of recent years
has had In Its wake had been per-
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29

Rochester, Ind, AUG "A. 4.-Alrs
Charles L Webster kindJed 4 ME via
gasoline Friday morning. Het cloth
ing caught fre and she rsn iito fhe
bednoom where her husband Ala tao
Fearold ohild -wers aslesp. rae h5das
rns burned and The thres perinhsd.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
FIRST published In Abilene Weekly Reflector
August %. 1907.
Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE or KANSAS,
Dickinson County, Isso'
In the Probate Court Of said county,
In the matter OF the Estate Of Hannah
Bender, deceased.
To all creditors and other persons interested
In said estateI
You are hereby notified that at the regular
October term Of the Probate Court i'd and
for said county, to be held at the probate
judges Office. IN Abilene, In said county, on
the 18th day of October 1907, being the
third Wednesday In said month Of October,
| will make final settlement Of said estate
MARY BENDER POWERS,
5O-4 Administrator
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
sis.Yssrola e6yls Aero

Fl Reno. Aug. sS.-DuFIns sire In
the residence OF George Clark here
the sif'yAs0,dHRap Of Mr.. Clara
rushed into the burning bslldiHB and
rescued his baby brpther, aen months
o'd. The Children had bed playing
With matches and s.sollne n the
house.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
First published in the Abilene Weekly Re-
aector August 1. .1sO7,l
Sherif's Sale.
OAde NO, 400U
The Minneapolis Thresbing Machine Com
pany, Corporal on, Plaintiff.

The Minneapolis Thresbing Machine Com
pany. Corporal on, Plaintiff.
Jacob ]. Kroph, Carrie Kropif, Barbara
kroph, Althea g. Anderson, e. W. Dessen-
berger and CHARLES A. Mcpherson. De-
fendants.
Under and virtue OF an Order Of Sale is
sued by the Clerk of the District Court OF the
6th Judicial District. within and for Dicliin-
son County. State Of KRnsas, In the above
entitled case. and to me directed and deilv-
cred, l vill on Monday, the End day OF sep
tember,. A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock A. n. of said
At the front door Of the Court House IN the
City Of Abilene. dickinson County, State Of
Kansas. without appraisement, sell TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand the following
real estate to-Tit: Lots numbered one ID
and two tN In Brady's ub-division Of lots
numbered ave 0D and six lD In block number
fifteen l5) 10 Kinney and Hodges addition to-
the City OF Abilene, In Dickinson County.
State Of Kansas. The said real estate will be
sold pursuant to the Judgment OF the
Sale.
witness Iy.s my hand this slst Day of July July 1907
Sheriff Of Dickinson County, Kansas
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
First published in Abilene Weekly Re
Hector August "a, 1901
Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Dickinson County.
State of Kansas.
Mae Barrick, Plaintiff,

Merrel e, Barrick. Defendant.
The above named defendant, Merrel e.
sued for divorce on the ground OF abandou-
ment by the above named plaintiff, and that
he must answer the petition Of said plaintiff
on aie in the offlce OF the clerk Of the above
named court on or before the Sd day of
October, 1907, or the same Will be taken MS
true and judgment rendered against him and
in favor of said plaintiff for divorce, and for
costs Of said action. O. M CLARK,
Attes Plaintiffs Attorney.
N. COLE, 60-8
lsEALI Clerk District Court.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1907-08-29
i6BaiiS SSIIifER: :5llli FARCIvE THE PAST
Might Disregard Injunction.

Washington. Aug. 22.-Following q
meeting Of the executive council Of
the American Federation Of Labor
Wednesday. President Gompers said
The daily tribune., 1907-08-07
EMPEROR NICK
and wilhelm
BID farewell

Swinemunde, Aug = Emperor
Nicholas sailed for home today on
board the Russian imperial yacht
Standart, escorted by squadron Of
Russian warsbips. Previous TO tho
empcror's departure. Emperor william
and Princess Henry and Adclbert
breakfasted with his majesty In priv.
ate on board the STANDARD after which
tho German emperor returned to tho
German imperial yacht Holen xollcrn
where hc received Emperor Nicholas
who called to bid him farewell.
When the Russian slips wcrc ont
Of sight tho German feet sailed for
Kiel.
The Hobepsoilern, however. ~
The daily tribune., 1907-08-07
mainod bcbinl. Emperor william
intends to go TO Wiihelmslioe.
Chancellor Won Buclow left today for
Berlin.
DISCHARGE OF UNION
MINERS IS DENIED

Cripple Creek. Colo, Aug. = A
story published In Denver evening
papers that mine managers hero have
commenced a Wholesale discharge Of
union miners IL uatrue.
At tho meeting Of mine managers
at Colorado Springs It was decided.
30 it Is currently said. To issue = now
sct Of cards to working miners. Il IL
n we'll known fact that many miners
today hold two kinds of cards-ouc
Issued by tho Mine owners associa.
tion. tho other by tho Western Fed.
ortion Of Mincrs. Tho issuance of
the now cards will detexmine whctl,sr
federation men will coutipus u wosh.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-07
JAP pANESE
EULoC|zES
ST0ESSEL

Paris, Aug. 7--Captaln Tsunoda,
the Japanese military attache here,
who, while on the staff Of General
Nogi conducted the negotiations for
the surrender Of Port Arthur, in an
open letter today defends General
st,essel, the defender Of s.the fortress
on the owe OF the lstter's trial by
court martial for surrendering to the
Japs uese. All the Russians food
was exhausted and the 10000 Rus
slams under arms were, he said, in no
condition to fight. General Stoessel,
according to the Japanese officer,
might have held out for a fortnight
longer but the result would have been
al inevitable massacre, in which 1t
W ould have been difficult to distin-
guish. combatants from noncombatants.
Captain Tsunoda said: ''H others
forget it, we remember Port Arthur
cost us GO, 900 lives by gunfire alone.
We dug forty kilometers Of parallels
and expended 10000, 600 rounds of
ammunition. European history
chronicles the glorious capitulation Of
Port Arthur and it is so considered
in Japau That ia why the omDerOr
Of Japan ordered General Nogi to
treat General Stoessel with all the
honors due to gallant soldier. His
own country should treat him like
wise.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-07
ISLE ROYALE
STORY SAID
TO Be FAKE

Superior, Wis, Aug. 7-Officers of
the Canadian passenger boat Huronic,
which arrived In port last night from
Port Arthur says the reported "invas-
ion" Of Ilse Royale by Captain Young
of Port Arthur, is nothing more than
canard. Purser James Rowan said
he believed the foundation for the
report was lark Of some young
Canadian enthusiasts who went over
to the islands In new laupch flying
the union jack.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-07
MONTE CARLO WOMAN'S
BODY PUT IN TRUNK

Marseilles, Aug. "A trunk be-
longing to man and woman who
arrived here tohay from Monte Carlo
attracted the attention OF the baggage
master who caused it to be opened.
1t was found to contain the body of
woman cut to pieces. The man and
woman owning the trunk were arrest
ed. They asked that it bc forwarded
to London.
The couple, who arc middle aged
and gave the names of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gold, residents OF Monte Carlo.
denied that they committed the crime
and informed the examining magis-
tratc that they knew the victim only
slightly. While the latter WAS ut
their home. the villa Metesimy, on
Sunday list, Mr.. aud Mrs. Gold ad-
ded, tho womnn's lover arrived there
and blow ont her brains. The Colds
fearing they would bc complicated.
tried TO get rid Of tho corpse. The
haod and feet were in tho Colds
valise and the rest Of the body was in
the trunk.
The autopsy seemed to upset the
story told by the Colds. II was
shown that the murdered woman WAS
seized from behind md held while
she was stabbed to death. a com
mission has been sent TO Monte Carlo
to investigate tho crime.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-07
Bros, POPULAR cLo74Eas
PLANT
AT The CITY
BURNED DOWN

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. =
The Golden Cycle mill at Colorado
City was entirely burned to the
ground this morning, entailing total
loss to the company, reaching the
enormous sum Of $75o,000. The mill
was Jhly In operation about three
months and had passed its experiment.
al stage.
1t is not thought the mill will be
rebuilt for the present at least. 1t
will require several months work TO
build even il operations we're started
immediately. The plant treated
Cripple Greek ore exclusively and was
the direct means Of the closing down
of the Union mill in Florence and
it's destruction will probably mean
the reopening OF that dormant plant.
The fire started in the roaster build
ing at 0:20 this morning and the
flames ragged for one and one.half
hours.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-07
Notice.

To the officers aud members of In
dependent Circle No. COS. W. of W. f.
you are requested to meet at X. of p
hall at 2:s0 Friday afternoon for prac-
tice. ALICE PEED,
1896 Guardian Ncighbor.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-07

NOTICE-Tbc Ladies' of the Bsp-
tist church are requested TO meet In
tho church. on Thursdsy afternoon at
1850.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-21
WAS FOUND GUILTY
Jury in Case of Wealthy Sioux Falls
Woman Says She Committed
Manslaughter.

Flandreau, Sd, June 20.-Mrs En-
ma Kaufman, wife of Moses Kaufman
for years a wealthy Sioux Falls brew
or and who has been on trial for the
past ten days charged with the murder
of Agnes Polreis, her l6 year old ser
want was tonight found guilty OF man
slaughter in the first degree. The
conviction was great shock to the
defendant. her husband, her son and
her counsel, all of whom had conil'
IDENTITY expected acquittal. When the
fatal words fell from the lips OF the
foreman Of the jury, Mrs. Kaufman 3
head sank upon he'd hands. Through
out the proceedings she sat in an at
titude of extreme detection. The coun'
sci for the defense gave notice OF a
motion fer a new trial. This VIII be
argued before Judge Smith at fank'
ton October 10. Judge Smith liked
October q as the date for passing
sentence In the event new trial
denied. Bond In the sum of $25,OO0-
furnished last June, will stand and IN
the meantime Mrs. Kaufman will be al
liberty. The girl died in hospital
from injuries which the state chargen
were inflicted by Mrs. Kaufman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-21
WESTERN MINERS
TALK SOCIALISM
NO FRIENDLY RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN THIEF AND MAN HE
RoBs, SAYS ONE.
WILL SPLIT
If Radical Element Carries its ideas
IN Convention Nov Sitting At
/. Denver--Co Conservatives in
Control.

Denver, June 20.-The convention
Of the Western Federation of Miners
spent the entire forenoon discussing
the proposed new preamble to the fed
eration's constitution, which commits
the organization to socialism. The de-
bate was very spirited at times M
action ON the preamble was taken Tho
proposed preamble In part is
I'VE hold there is i class struggle
in society and thar this struggle "A
caused by economic coiidftions; ths
producer Is exploited OF the wealth
he produces the class struggle Will
continue until the producers IL redog
| lnized as the sole master OF the pro-
| duct; the working class must achievs
| its own emancipation and The indus
trial union OF all useful workers II
/ the surest and wisest method of ar-
flaming this end,
Therefore, we, wage slaves s&nass
ployed in and among mines. mills and
smelters Of the United States and
Canada have associated In the West
ern Federation Miners. the mining
department of industrial workers of
the world.
| Percy Rawling. OF Goldfield, New,
leader of the radicals. who control the
convention, said in speech there can
be no friendly relations between erii-
| ployer and employed because there
never can be friendly relations be-
tween any thief an dthe man he rohs.
He advocated discarding the present
preamble, and said he wanted To 70
on record as an enemy Of all employ
ers of labor. This was greeted with
great applause.
The conservative element predicted
| d revolt I'M the nesotiaticm IL the new
lpreanfhle should be adopted. Even IL
iit received a majority on the fefere.s.
Dim vote. 1t was declared. large
number Of members will refuse ~
accape II and a split In the order
will follow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-21
PROSECUTION MAY
CLOSE CASE TODAY
WITH STRONG WEB or EVIDENCE
WOVEN ABOUT HAYWOOD
THE LABOR LEADER.
HANDWRITING EXPERTS
VIII Connect Pettibone and Orchard in
Murder Of steunenberg--Defence
viii Open Tomorrow--Motion
For AcquittaI.

Boise, Idaho, June 20.--Unless there
shonld be unforeseen delay in securing
couple of final pieces of evidence,
the state will tomorrow close its case
against William d. Haywood, whom II
charges with the murder of Frank
Steunenberg. This announcement was
made this afternoon by Senator Borah,
of the prosecution, and when Clarence
Darr0w of the defense, took up the
discussion of the arrangement of time
he made 1t clear that directly the
state closed he and his associates
would move the court for instructions
directing verdict of acqnittal 1t is
now anticipated that the state will
close BY noon; that the afternoon
session will be devoted to argument Of
expected motion for the defense, and
If the court rules adversely on the
motion, the opening statement in be-
half of Haywood will be made by Oar
row aSturday.
The prosecution succeeded today In
againsh owing direct connection be-
tween the story of George Pettibone
in Denver and Harry Orchard at work
on the Bradley crime in San Francisco
and promised to make the connection
with Pettibone personally by hand-
writing experts who will be called TO.
morrow. The state also showed that
while at Silver City, Idaho, in 1899.
4 III hot
was a tyrant and monster who should
be exterminated, and by James kir-
win, secretary treasurer OF the West
ern Federation of Miners. that Jack
Simpkins and Marion Moore were
made members of the exeuetise board
OF the federation in 1905, and that the
control Of all expenditures made by
the organization was vested In the
president and secretary-treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-21
PROGRAM OF TODAY'S
EVENTS AT A GLANCE

900 a. n,.--Mardi Gras parade, as
sembIe on Washington avenue II
ffbnt of Armory; march to ST. Mary's
park.
10:30 a. r,1.--BasebalI game, Hust
Iers vs. Merchants, followed by fIelc
and track events at ST. Mary's park;
postponed from yesterday.
400 p. m.--Boat races on Ohio
river. Seats or ievee slope for visi
tors and HustIers. Admission tickets
at headquarters.
500 p. m.-Weddng of M SIS Ethel
Carter to Mr.. Leroy N. Harris, both
Of Centralia, on band sand on Ohio
street below Sixth
800 p. m.-Entertanment at opera
house for Hustlers and their friends.
Admission by official bade or tickets,
issued by secretary at headquarters.
$50 p. m.--$2,oo0 display of fire
works on Ohio river at foot of Sixth
street; postponed from last night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-21
TO GET SCHM|Iz
OUT OF JAIL
HIS ATToRNTYS ALLEGE THAT HE
is SUFFERING FROM INCUR
ABLE DISEASE AND WAS, CON
vcTED THROUGH coNsPiR-
ACY.

San Francisco, June 20 Mayor
Schmitzs attorneys this evening ap-
piled 10 the district court Of appeals
for the release of the mayor On bail
by writ of habeas corpus. Il is de-
clared by his attorneys that the mayor
Is suffering from an incurable dis
ease and that Imprisonment in jail
will cause his death II Is understood
that the disease referred TO is an af-
fection Of the kidneys and that il has
advanced to seriogs stage.
The petition alleges that the law
under which the mayor was ordered
into custody is unconstitutional and
that Imprisonment of the mayor Is IN
furtherance Of a conspiracy by Ru-
dolph Spreckles and others through
coercive powers to usurp the Office of
mayor and secure political control Of
San Francisco.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-21
HAS BAD DIGESTION
Ex President Cleveland VIII NOT be
Able to Deliver Promised Address
But Not Seriously III.

Princeton. N. ]. June 2O.-Accord'
inc 10 a statement issued from the
home of former President Cleveland
tonight the alarming reports sen.
broadcast concerning the condition OF
Cleveland are practically groundiess'
The former president is sufferine
from an attack of acute indigestion,
but no operation was performea ana
none was contemplated,' ta. =.
DIR. Canochan. the local physician,
saws there is no cause for alarm. and
that Mr.. Cleveland will be around IN
a few days.
Mr.. Cleveland viii be unable 10 al
tend the unveiling of a monument to
Thomas F. Bayard. in wilmington,
Del. but the address he was 10 have
delivered will be read BY substi
fute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-21
ANDREW AND WILLIAM
American Capitalist Meets German
Emperor in Social confsb--Lst-
ter Was Complimentary.

Kiei. June 20.-Andrew J. carnegic
met Emperor William today and talk
ed with him for an hour Ambassador
Tower introduced Carnegie. Joseph
Wharton and j ". Lippincoss (ths
latter being whartons grandsone to
the emperor Ia the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern. The emperor was ex-
tremeiy cordial and compiimentei
bo.h Carnegie and Wharton on what
they had done for the development CT
the United States.
Carnegie said afterwards the EN-
.peror was as cordial and unrestrainei
La President Roosevelt. He had a
most friendly conversation with the
German ruler. whose remarks were
tured with a pleasant sense OF hun,or.