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Citations.
n,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW roRx. By

T'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
L the grace God. free and independent--To
C;essner-Erust Friedrich Ernst
Heinrich Ernst Katharine Elisabetha Suzer Ernst.
FmiIie Rerta Kohl-Ernst Thsodor Ernst
Sparrnann-Ernst. Robert Ernst Julius Ernst and
Surety and to all interested in
the Of Robert Ernst. of Switzerland. e
ceased as creditors. otherwise
send greeting You of you hereby cited
and required personally 70 be and before
Surrogate Of the County OF New York. the
gates Court County. held the Hall Of Records
in the County o New York. the 10Th day Of May.
Tons at halfpast O'Clock In the forenoon Of
day then and attend judicial settlement OF
the account OF proceedings of Adoph Rusch Emile
Ernst Administrators Of the Estate Of said de-
you Is hereby cited. are
Of required 10
snoear bv your guardian. II you II you
bste none 10 appear apply be appointed
or in the event of your neglect failure do
Guardian will appointed by the Surrogate repre-
sent and act for you in the proceeding.
testimony caused the seal of the
Slrrogate's Of said County OF New
IL, 81 York heTeunto affixed. Witness, Hon
II Beckett a Surrogate OF said
COUNTY at the County Of New York the Sth day OF
DANIEL J.. DOWDNEY.
Of SurrCgate's Court.
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Boston.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trihun.
received a Uptown ONCE No. 1854 Broadway
Seth and 3Ttn until = IN Advsr-
a following Off
regular Office until O'Clock p m. viz 26. sth
ave s. 23d 1873 9th ave cor. 18th St o. East
st: 257 West 42d between 7th stk aves
West l2oth 1898 Sd ave. ana 77th
SITS AZ: let ave. near seth
st.. 1877 East t2o,h st: 7os Treman. ave- ESQ Sd AVA
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ANOTHER PANIC VICTIM A SUICIDE
Having Lost 100000 Howard Lyton Robe.
son Shot Himself in Prospect Park.

Mrs. Gertrude Robson, twenty-five years old
identified yesterday the body OF the man who shot
himself in Prospect Park Brooklyn on Sunday, as
that Of Howard Lyton Robson, her husband
Robson was ffty-eight years old, and, according
his wife. lost 10000 in the financial panic last
fall. They lived at No 13i East 18th street
Manhattan
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PROSPECT HOUSE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The KHTTATlNNY,

Now Open under management as last season
IMPROVED REFURNIsHED, REFRIGERATED
The most beautiful healthful resort at which to
spend Spring and Summer seasons Climate nild
air dry invigoratng delightful walks and drives
Excellent fishing golf, tennis bowling ollards
pool shufieboards boating. Largest most mod
ern. best appointed and the leading hotel Capacity
in its private Mountain Park OF over
500 acres. heat log fires. electric lights
baths, parlors private balconies spa
cious Orchestra Cuisine and service IN
e.celed farm and greenhouses give to the
excellence Telephone ana tele-
graph Offices in hotel American plan, also la carte
booklet application. showing hotel KIT
tatnny Park scenes. official auto maps kittatnny
all trains Livery. garage saddle horses
Special Spring Rates. G FRANK COffA
MOUNT POCONO. DELAWARE WATER GAP.
STROUDSBURG CRESCO. POCONO SUMMIT.
DELAWARE VALLEY.
FAMOUS SUMMER RESORTS.
Information 400 Broadway. New York City.
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TO IMPROVE WEST SIDE SITE.

Henry Brady has leased for P. G Tighe 70 the
Christie Iron Works the vacant plot. east side
Of llth ave north Of 27d st. for a term OF seven
zen years. The plot will be improved with a
reinforced concrete building
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Edmund s Twintng the r. l.. Burton house, No.
s. at Woodmere, Long Island, to John Clarke
stratton: for Hannah n. L. Sherman her place
known as Sunnyside. at Cedarhurst, Long Island
TO Dr. Joseph E Winters, and for Frank p Marsh
his country place at Greenwich. Conn to Thomp-
son W. Decker.
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TsNsN PARCELS LEASED.

The E-restus Culickr Company has leased the
t7,ilding. 25S West le5ta St between Sth and 9Th
sves Tor Felix Isnan TO George Pappas- Also
255-25s West 125th st. between sth and 9Th aves'
for Feligx Isrnan TO the G J Sullivan Advertising
~or1os~1-
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rouR COUNTRY HOUSES LEASED.

The country department Of Pease Ellmar
has rented for FoxhaH P. Keene his country sea
- H-esrF,11rv Long Island. 10 George Rose: fo
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Real Estate Wanted.

w house and lot for sale. In or within % miles OF
New York Prefer dealing with only. price,
description. AddTsas Ia
SHIRE RpchAstAs. N I.
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The Mefs'OpOfe

NEW LEADING HOTEL G. Favorite Resort %
DISTINGUISHED Americans so yards from Baths.
Sanitation g. Private Baths by Most, New YOrk
Proprietor N. Lehr.
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Brooklyn Property to Let.

L'INE HOUSE on STATE ST, NEAR COURT ST. II
Il rooms all modern $500 per year good
enough for millionaire JAMES .. ERICKSON & Co
real estate. 2+li7 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn. y Y
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MUNTERVlLLE.

Munterville.-The entertainment
given at the Lutheran church by
Miss Pearce was largely attended ami
her readings were appreciated very
much by all.
Rev. E. F. Linden attended the
wedding of his sister Miss Mabel Lin
deem to Rev. K. M Ebb of Mass
achuttes, which occurred Thursday
evening at Swedsburg, Iowa.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Lowisa Johnson Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Swanson enter
tained number of friends Sunday.
Alex. Anderson and Gus Burgeson
were Blakesbufg callers Saturday
Cyrus Johnson was business caller
In Ottumwa Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. John Pierson Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. AUGUST Huffman gave
a dinner to large number of their
friends Sunday.
Luther League meeting will be held
Friday evening June IL. with a good
program.
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sentimental feelings absolutely under

sentimental feelings absolutely under
CONTROL
So has every man till some woman
| suddenly gets them under her control.
Lady Donoyle thinks you would do
for a son-in-law Kitty has never be-
fore met any very rich young man who
has got such vast fortune that he is
actually frivolously rich Her expert
ence has hitherto been with the pom
pous rich-little gilt gods on wheels,
| rush of self to the head, eldest sons,
and that sort of thing. You have q
face, too, like good little boy and
the American responsiveness to gaiety
No, Kitty won't oppose ner mother.
assure you, my dear fellow, that your
only way Of avoiding matrimony is to
avoid society-join the brotherhood OF
the underworld as the monk joins the
monastery, to escape the temptations
of the world, the flesh and the devil
1t is the same principle, only revers-
ed"
Vandraken laughed again. 81 don't
gather whether your solicitude is on
my account or Lady Kitty's. The latter
imagine; and If SO, it would be easy
to put her off by revealing my true
character
Lord Ancestor always talked very
slowly, in tired voice, yet there was
an underlying force in it which al
ways held listner's attention steady,
even through long pauses.
My dear fellow, | did hint at your
true character to Lady Doneyle.'
Vandraken sat up. THE devil you
did,"
Lord Ancestor nodded. q did-and
what do you think she said?''
THAT she didn't believe your"
mo. That 1t was tiara, not a
halo. she wanted for her daughter"
Vandraken chuckled
And as she has brought her daugh-
ter up to look at things in the same
light, I'm afraid your morals wouldn't
outweigh your other attractions. AS
for the Won Tarsenheim business, she
would simply refuse to believe it"
But, for the sake of argument,
even if all you say is true-suppose
do fall in love, and do propose, get
regularly tangled up III this imaginary
net which you say society spreads for
the unwary millionaire-it does not
follow that 1t would happen Immediate
ly. 1t might be a long chase, and a
long engagement, and don't want
more than few years of the seamy
side of life. | must say that | have
never met any girl VINO would make
marriage as tolerable as Lady Kitty.
And she is young -she could wait,
Lots Of girls do
Il don't think you ever had very
much conscience, Yandraken. that's
certain. Good Lord! Kitty waltz
as girls do wait while some hard
working conscientious chap is toll
ing to create home. But in this
instance wait while YOU are spelling
the springs of life, eahausting the
emotions and enthusiasms which you
are to unite with hers! Good Lord
Shall you ask her to wait while you
SOW your wild oats?"
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d ii + *
questioned outside of this county gave
Hull a majority.
Marion county will not be attacked.
Guards Patrol Court House.
An interesting phase of the contest
was the patrol of guards of each side
which was stationed at the court
house last night.
Early in the evening the Hull watch
men perceived deputy auditor APP
proach the building with two Prouty
men and together enter the structure.
They followed Immediately They
found the Prouty men making for
NAL filing of the protests and petitions
for recount described. The Hull men
demanded to see the papers that had
been filed and this was permitted. All
left the court house together.
Later both sides mad men stationed
around the building. Among the Hull
elected he should not be seated by a
compromise.
Threatens Attack in Convention.
The particular Incident which
brought out this statement was dec
laration from Senator-elect w. o.
Bradley of Kentucky that If the anti
Taft delegates in Kentucky were not
recognized he would find ways and
means Of getting on the convention
floor and there making personal at
tack on the secretary which would
be interesting because of it's sensa-
tionalism IL for 10 other reason
This promise was i'll advised, mas
much as Mr.. Taft personally is tenn
peramentaliy adverse to yielding to
threats which concern him, and as
soon as Mr.. Bradley mentioned the
fact that he was thinking of airing a
few views regarding the secretary of
war, it was instantly and irreyocably
decided that he should have the oppor-
tunity which he sought.
It fell out in this way when the Ken
lucky cases came up before tine COM
mittee in the afternoon. Mr.. Bradley
argued fruitlessly In behalf of the
anu-Taft delegates in two of the four
contested districts and being beaten
in both, threw up his hands, said he
would offer no arguments in behalf
of the remaining Two, and walked out
of the committee room.
Guild a Candidate.
Washington, D. c., June 9.-It has
been determined by the friends of
Governor Curtis Guild of Massaehu-
setts that his name shall be present
ed to the Chicago convention as can.
didate for vice president.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts,
who will be permanent chairman of
the convention will leave the chair
during the proceedings, to present to
the convention the candidacy Of Gov
ernor Guild in nomination 1t has
been arranged that he he seconded by
Chas. S. Osborne of Sault Ste Marie,
Mich.
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ALBA.

Albia.-The good people of Hitemas
are extending congratulations to Ed.
ward Roberts and Miss Daisy David,
son, both of that place. over the we'd
ding which occurred last week, and
at which time the young people were
given the start on the married life in
the proper way. The couple have many
friends at Hiteman and since the
event they have been wishing them.
all the good things Of life. They start
with the heartiest good wishes of not
only the Hiteman people who know
them SO we'll, hut from all others in
the county who know them
The library board held meeting
the latter part of the week and re-
ceived reports for the previous month.
The library is getting to be one of the
most popular places in the city and
the demand for books increases every
month. The recent action of Mr.. BEN
ton Is turning over the proceeds Of
the moving pictur show for one even.
ing as benefit to the library per-
mitted of the trustees making thu
purchases of fifty-fye new books.
These have been ordered since the laas
meeting and will soon be on the
shelves for the use of the Monroe
county De0Dle
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CORN SHOWS GOOD
Iowa Weather and Crop Service TO,
Past Week Shows Gain In
Conditions


Des Moines, June 9.-For the week
ending June 8; The fore part of the
week was cool and cloudy, with scat
tered light showers; the latter part
gave an excess of temperature and
precipitation over the larger part of
the state. 1t was, however, the most
favorable week we have had for farm
work since the first Of May. Showers
were frequent, but the rainfall was
light previous to Friday night, and
farmers we're in the fields from three
to four days, during which time plant
ing, replanting and cultivating corn
was vigorously pushed. Corn plant
ing is practically finished in high and
well drained fields, but much of the
low land is still covered with water
and many fields will be used for later
crops. The early planted corn shows
an exceptionally good stand, and is
generally In good condition except
that the weeds are getting rank and
will have to be subdued at an early
date or there will be rapid decline
in condition. Small grain, grass and
clover have continued to make very
rank growth, although it was checked
somewhat by the cold weather during
the fore part of the week Oats and
wheat in southern counties are report
ed as beginning to show few heads.
Garden truck is exceptionally thrifty,
and tree fruits and berries are in bet
ter condition than was thought pos
sible after the frost early in May.
Severe and destructive wind storms
are reported In the press dispatches
as having occurred Sunday afternoon
in Floyd and Linn counties.
Geo. M. Chapel,
Section Director.
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Polls Open TilI Nine.

First ward. 3rd precinct. 30S 422
Third ward, Ord precinct. .141 176
Third ward, 9Th precinct. Las ISL
Fifth ward, list precinct. "a 70
Seventh ward, Bird pree't. .142 1865
Seventh ward, 4th prect.. SO SO
Douglass township ....,.. 1857 1908
In the petition filed with the county
auditor last night, Judge Prouty sup
ports the claim as to Bloomfield town
ship, with affidavits from James Dew
in and NJ. G. Maple prominent farm
ers in that section. The judges Of
election were Messrs. Mitchell and
Raffensberger.
The recount in the other seven pre-
cincts is asked on the ground of err.
rors, it being claimed that a recount
will change the result in the precincts
materially and that spoiled ballots
were counted for Captain Hull.
The precincts protested by Captain
Hull are the First of the Third and
the Third of the Second.
In Other Counties.
Whitebreast township in Warren
county has been protested by the
Prouty people but the ground is un-
known.
Ohio precinct. Earlham precinct and
the First precinct in Winterset have
been protested by the Prouty people
in Madison county. It is claimed that
In Ohio township the booths were not
made use of by all Of the voters, but
that when the booths were filled the
voters We're permitted to stand around
the room and mark their ballots.
The grounds for protesting the 9th
er precincts were not given out by
Judge Prouty last night.
The Whitebreast township result in
Warren county was thirty.one major
ity for Hull. The Ohio township re.
suit in Madison county was sixty ma
jority for Hull. The other precincts
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BIRMINGHAM.

Birmingham.-The Edison and
Pathe of Paris Motion Picture enter
tainment will be given at the M. E..
church Tuesday evening, June 8, under
the auspices of the Ladies Aid society.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Countryman
of New London, visited over Sunday
with Mr.. Countryman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Countryman.
Mrs. Charles Fry and children, of
Knoxville. are visiting with Mrs. Fry's
father.
Mrs. Mary Smith and daughter are
visiting with Mrs. Smiths parents.
DR.. and Mrs j. M. Randall.
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MoULToN.

Moulton.-Rev. Fred Edwards is in
from Boston, Mass, to visit his father,
M. S. Edwards. Mr.. Edwards has
been attending school at Boston anu
also holding a pastorate in one of the
Methodist churches at that place
Lee Hasenfug. of Bloomfield, was
in Moulton few hours Sunday
E. J. Corrick visited friends and rel
atiyes in Des Moines Sunday.
DR.. w r. Ware was lin Green Top.
Mo-. Friday evening on professional
business.
H. O. Powers is down from Des
Moines to spend the vacation with his
parents.
Bert Letterick, of Eldon, was in
town the past week,
Carl Killion was in Abba Sunday
Glenn and Mrs. Fannie Bonner were
visiting in Queen City Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon. Of Trenton,
Mo, visited at the Howell house the
past week
Chas, M. Marshall returned Wednes-
day from the Masonic convention at
Cedar Falls
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kEosAUouA.

Keosauqua.-Th Modern woodman
OF America were addressed Sunday
afternoon by Rev. Hawk of Wellman, a
former minister of the M. e. church ct
this place. large audience was pre-
sent.
Brown Manning entertained a num-
Der of his boy friends Saturday after
noon at birthday party, that day be-
ing his eigth birthday
Miss Olive Williams, who attended
college at Fairfield the past year IS
at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Eastman and
daughter were guests of Bonaparte
relatives over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewellen of Eldon, spent Sunday
at the J. P. Martin home.
Clyde Pickett and r. s, Overnan CT
Ottumwa, were over Sunday visitors
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Winfrey are the
parents of son born Monday, June
Alex Smith left Sunday evening far
Chicago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eager and son
Of Ottumwa, are guests at the George
Day home.
Mrs. Brown Mcdonald of Des
Moines, passed through here Monday
on her way to Bonaparte.
Mr. and Mrs. &. l. Manning are
spending few days in Chicago.
Rev. Jones, candidate for represent
tative, was here Monday on business.
Twenty-six from this place attended
the ball game at Pennington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs E. e. Hills. of Eldon,
returned to their home Monday after
several days visit with relatives hero.
Harritett Louise, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ream is quite sick.
Judge Robert Sloan is in Sheridan
this week on business.
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CHAPTER XII.

CHAPTER XII.
Vandraken left Tarsenheim' s., his
pulses bounding with elation He felt
q sense of victory, a freedom from
physical limitation. The awful night
mare feeling which he had expert
enced during the hypnotic sleep had
quite faded.
60 like hell, Staines!" he cried to
his chauffeur. Get into Hyde Park
and let her rip!"
Round and round the Park they went
while yandraken planned what he
would do with his newly-acquired
freedom from consequence. THE
DeYil-may-care Club! matt isl" he
decided. "They have a meeting to-
morrow night. That will put Won
Tarsenheim to the test, if anything
can"
Then he went round to Lord An
cester's chambers. He wanted to let
him know that the operation had come
of, Not finding him in, he left a
note telling him all about it. THEN he
hunted up Abinger, and told him he
wanted to make night OF it, ending
up with the Devil-may-care Club.
Abinger suggested that he give a
dinner to some pals, do music-hall,
and take some of the fellows on to the
club, and this programme with a few
additions, was faithfully carried out.
Vandraken looked into the Cosmo,
polls Club the following day, hoping
to find Abinger in. AS ne put his head
into the smoking-room door, Lord An
cester looked UP from the paper he
was reading. He gazed intently at
Vandraken. searching the young mans
face to see If he could notice any
change; but barring slight hardening
in the expression of the eyes, which
might have been imaginary, he could
see no difference.
Hello, Vandraken That you?
Come and have a drink. was just
going to order one.''
Vandraken came forward rather UNI
certainly He had never been quite
at east with Lord Ancestor since he
had failed to be magnanimous over the
results Of the polo match He could
not help feeling that If their positions
had been reversed, Ancestor would
have been tool chivalrous lc abide by
the verdict Of the accident.
Thanks, will have drink" he
said. and sat down in one of the red
leather chairs, opposite Lord Ancestor.
! got your note, Vandraken. Did
Won Tarsenheim do good job? Are
you satisfed?"
A waiter interrupted by bringing the
drinks Lord Ancestor had ordered. 1t
was not the same man Vandraken had
given the three hundred pounds to the
week before. That young man had
thrown up his position and started to
spend the money. He did not see the
force of working when he had three
hundred pounds. BY the time it was
spent he would probably be unemploy-
able.
Satisfied" replied yandraken.
Well rather! Last night was the
Beano at the Deyil-may-dare Club. 1t
was record meeting. Trecorini
brought over those Oriental dancers
from Paris-all but their wardrobes. |
think therithings must have been
stopped at the custon1-house. Anyway,
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IT have sinned against you! | have
desecrated you-I, who held yor
sacred"
But it was not you!-it was the
man in the mask! Oh, what have
they done to your"
Fabian staggered to his feet ether
1t was a dream? Forgive me! | must
~ must seem an awful ass-and yet
felt your reproaches, your hatred
and can't shake off the feeling"
Elsa looked at him pityingly. ooh
1t is something they have been doing
to you! 1t is all faise-all a trick!'
She held out her arms, and hung her
head. "You-you may kiss me, and
YOU will see that do not cry
Kiss. your" stammered Fabian
why" Then it came over him that
he no longer wanted what, two hours
before, he had mortgaged his soul
for. The fact that ne was suddenly
altered in some mysterious manner
came to him as terrible conviction.
His hesitation was only temporary.
While he no longer felt drawn to
Elisa, he determined to hide it and
SO save her pride. With outstretched
arms he came towards her. but she
shook her head mournfully, and back
ed away till she came to the door.
Then she turned, and, with a sob
which vibrated through Fabin's nerves
Ike shrek from torture chamber,
left the room.
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=
LEGAL,
Law Office Chester w. Whltmore,
Ottumwa, Iowa.

State, of Iowa, Wapello county, So.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that an in-
strument in writing purporting to be-
the last will and testament of Adeline
C. Stewart, deceased, was this day
produced. opened and read by the uns
dersigned and that have fixed Nom
day, the seventeenth day of August
1908. as the day for hearing proof II
relation thereto.
Witness my official Signature, witt
the seal of said court hereto affixed
this third day of June. 1908
Geo. Phillips, Clerk District Court.
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