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New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

.,-- IND enough from the south
ne ..s+vrs-6 Al the start ~ send the vacli's
VIZ = ,,-s which was established eet"eeH NIlN
.+- 4Di 80 Nrnvarefl and a mark SCI y" SaIus
=, re suxiTarv schooners VencedoT anu
e@s' = =. srs+ away 1910, and ten ninn'es
:, ,.--f.s started in this order The Aiera
-. -. Atsir The Pintah- the Caprlce' 'iie
-. = .-s 7shurda and the Mink ADDISON q
- .i-,ss his sloop Seneca SO ven ina 9i0
,,--zf-r the srsrr of the colI1Ili -
ro1ii1i,-s z,.,r far her class. The Leda- the
4-,-saouoit the Minosa H. tne D'o y mn
- -. E7osaJe and the Miuosa III crossed
n tist order ,,.s -
l-,-,-,c,5ore vzude-bilt's Aurora close hauea Q"
= -+a-b-e-s -ark had cleared the line twenty
g. seconds after the signal, and the is1afe'.a"
- m -be rorf tack vas forced about py the
- coming across on the starboard tack
- s+oos - rhe Eouthward after the Aurora
- s--s,- were the weetzn1oe and the two Se-toof
.4s +he vfEfarr and the sybarita- the latter
.-o.s;-r FIVE minutes late OF account of the hght
-. The schoo-ers IroIits and Katrina Mileoi
"a r.rrse went AZ lA.+o. and the Queen the FL
- sr5 -he Corona five minutes later me
o,.s- mas tined ~ f8-4s7oa and the Eln1ina al
ms8
A., ~ exactly ar hour after the start The
.r-r-s xzs able 70 round Race Rock It had
basr z1ndva-d work this point but after that
~ bs-ss xe-e able u lay their courses for Point
J,5frb. The little s0-footer Phryne was the second
,-.,b- sro575 then the Atari. the Alera, the MI
-,,sz Il and The AvenEer. in that order
Tse Queen having made a long board 20 port
s-t srr,r II Z .ss passing the rock few minutes
ls.s- The Elr1ins was ter minutes astern OF her
4. rses the vino backed 10 the southeast and
.h;cs weather beza- 70 set in BY l-30 the fog had
sb-+ down 80 that 10 yachts were visible
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oRGANIsTs FORM NATIONAL SOCIETY

Ocean Grove. n. J., Aug. I (SpeciaD-A National
Association of Organists has been formed by the
organists attending the conference in Ocean
Grove The officers
Honorary president Tall Esen Morgan. of Ocean
Grove: president. VIII c. Maefarlane, OF New
York City: vice president. Mrs Bruce S. Keator.
Of Asbury Park: secretary, A T. Webster. of Buf-
faIo: treasurer Henry s Fry. Of Philadelphia; ad-
visory board. Charles Heinroth, Of Pittsburg; 8
archer Gibson of New York City the Rev Scott
Ki6der of Mnersvile. Nd Miles Farrow OF Bal
tfr,ore; n n Freeman. OF Washington J. ]. Miller
OF Norfolk; Ralph Kinder. Of Philadelphia; Walter
Gale, of New York City. and Scott Wheeler OF
Brooklyn.
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MRS ELIZA o. STEWART.

Springfield Ohio. Aug. Mrs. Eliza Stewart, a
noted temperance advocate, known all over the
country as Mother Stewart died at her some IN
Hfcksvf1le last night Her body viii be shipped TO
this city for burial.
Mrs. Stewart. who was ninety-two years old. had
devoted her life to the temperance cause. She es-
tabIished the first wonan's Christian Temperance
Union in Ohio at Osborn in 1873 In 1876 she visited
England and organized the first Womans Christian
Tenperance Union in that country. Following the
Civil War she lectured extensively in Southern
states on behalf OF the sufferers
Five years ago Mrs Stewart became interested in
the teachings of Alexander Dowe. and visited Zion
City. where she remained one year, since which
time she had lived with friends Hicksve. Until
Ave years ago she lived in this city, where she led
in many temperance crusades-
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RsFsl ESGd avs s'ts BdoEy % N si5 is'' s:asss n .
wood Funeral private
R9oTHIAt:T Doth. o, Pss.sF @ !. nass El ss.y Wen ..z =
August At oeloc at sss T.siasnSe q ss- eaSssss. ~
Tntsru1ent private
BEIsIoLoa TauTsa.y Aasz.s IsSfgs AZ gss:. go
Iyn SATURDAY August 8 D m Intsruners prfvsrAs
sURN@At $40 , n. THURSDAY August q. tss. sus-
gsbez ard Agnes burns in hi. year
coKEAt her resias9es No al Pseiao f -, s. Is ss
cloks and sister Of the Rev rs9as J. es<s v..
sgS:-s7 soS: Ss'"raas' AUGUST . 4'
5":s 5s.:is s s: 8
naent WATERFOWL Conn
F1rzPATRrCK-on Wednesday, August 8. 1eos a. Lsa-
easts. Pen o & Jo'sga sT : Teei Fiszsek No Is
So.s oTf9E5 Rg5usr i B5ss 8as a. 81 On Esa SSs u-e
CEARY-ou august 5 Margaret. wife Of Mathis u
Geary. in her a1st year Funerai ron nef iae -
$ D
Isas at she r T-',asass Nsss
Tabor Way. ocean Grove. \. ], Mary 4 Getz.n-
danner. in her s6th yea- Intsrmsnt at Cnion'o'F1"
Penn
JAEKEIon wednesday Isos {9saas @ n Iz:ss :s
entered into rest st'eg s orf5 nssz n s2okn 2as So
vices ana inte-nsnt private
the rssi4saee q her sIaPasaasT,r Pse 14 -
n Y Elizabeth Reeve wife OF me @ I1.s v[Sss-as
private. Sunday
de & on T'e'sE " s a4S AqFss sa s.r q NE IN tss
city the Rsv- Eiward wallace Neil. rector Of ths
church in the Of hts age solemn hza
mass requiem for the repose OF MS soul VII oe 7
brarad in church. No y East Htth ST. On sum
day morning next August g. al II oelock- EzaEiy
once O'Clock Interleut at Kensico CennsreTJ-
4, r7.s+tnx OF the Church vVardens uf
church Of Sanr Edward Martyr. held n tfs ser-y
on August 6th 1908. the following was unannieasr
adopted: -, - "a
Of the MARTYR record nelr taS
trfburs OF affection their beloved Rector evee1s
Edward wallace suddenly called Life Eternal On
Wednesday. August Srn -.
Founder Of this Parish 1883 lsbored IN sas City
consecutive years with u1ceeS AS
suffering and he was ever A arI7
upholdf1x Of viii ne devoted whole OF MS he
Anglo-CathOlic. for MS loSaltJ .
Doctrines. he vas IN every sense .
typical parish priest availinz himself Of ritual - il-
teachings Of Catholic ITuJh ratneF I mercy
crafty zs11stc taste
suddenly Reward he viii ever Tvs
in OF who knew and lovsd him As
devoted beloved friend E-s has
written his obituary IN rhe hearts OF ms PS2-S
EI,BRIDGE T GERRY, senior Warden HENRY 81.
DAVIS. Junior Warden. JOHN ?. LESLIE CHAHL15
". ROSEFTELD. FREDERICK c. kUHNLE. j e
MINCHER L. W HOPKINS. = Il PACh5Es
HARRY BTNNET. Vesrryrnsu5 GUS 4 kDENls-
Clerk OF the Vestry-
REYNOI,DS-At North East Ne. Thursday,
August 8 1903 Miriam Philips Fsyno.ds daasHsr q
s0th year OF her Funeral services az 81 AsrT
Church North Farbor. Saturday, August a. 10
also chapel at Mount AubHrn. Boston %
Sunday August 9. az o'clock
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J. WILLIAM BEEkMAN.

Oyster Bay. Aug ii. William Beekn1an died al
his home The Cliff. here tonight He had been a
resident Of Oyster Bay for many years.
James William Beekman was member OF the
old New York family of that name. He was grad
uated from the Columbia Law School in 1871 Mr..
Beeknlan a trustee Of the New York Hospital.
the New York Historical Society. the New York
Society Library and the New York Dispensary. He
was a member of the Holland Society the Sons
OF the Revolution Society of Colonial Wars, Psi
Epsilon and St. Nicholas Society He was also a
member OF the Union. Metropolitan Knickerbocker
and University clubs.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

HOTEL ASTOR-Lieutenant Sherman Mlles
Z. s X X 2 Sorsby. United States Minister 70
Honduras BEL. T.M9NT-PosIu1ssJe General
Cjeergs Won TeVer washington; Sir George
,,ssEes London: Sir P. J Ford, Edinburgh Man
hATTAN-Courr and Countess Piolenc- PaIls-
E0LLAND-W 2 Hit Washington WALpORF-
AsTcRLA-sherock Swami: BaitiTnore; Pr1nee -r1llee
PeErotokiao Paris. NaicT : Well Sir It1o1flas
Fsirhznks y Z Aaur. Colonel James Temple ana
Captain : = Gar6yne Stewart London; ex-SeI-
aiaz Frank Hiscocf.. Syracuse. Senator } r
fslisf--ro. Florf6a ST REGIS-Alexa%nder %
Barring London- ST DENIS-Alajor J 3 Nlt-
SCI. [ : \ GILSEY-Ccngressm c. L. Bart
.sgt. Georgia WOI.COTT-President Edwin a
Alderman University Of Virginia
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held: David BeIasco George BacSus. O. n Broac-
hurst. c. Z Dazsy. William c De Mile F-anSlf1
FyIes Harrison Grey FIsk>. Clay NJ Greene. Jo-
seph Grisnasr Rupert Hughes. Victor Hsroerr.
Charles Klein. E Z. Kiddsr. n p MaEson- Vicros
Mapes J. T. MiIifken. Milton Mobiles. Eugene Pres
brey r A Purdy Sidney RosenfeId. Edward MI
ton ReyIe Clinton Stuart. Mark Swan. J. Bss-s
Cayrs Augustus Thomas. 3. 3. Valisnrine. Sona
Ernst Warren. II. II. wnslow and J. l. c c1arsa-
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IN MEMORY or BRONSON howard.

public memorial service in honor Of Bronson
Howard who buried yesterday ar Avon. N J.
win be held by the American Dranatists' Club
some aay this month The club named the follow
ing COMMITTEES TO make arrangements for the ser
vices and announce the date on which they will be
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

Antonio starabba, Marquis Of Rudini. born
in Palermo. April s. 1899. He made syndic Of
his native city when twenty-four years old and
prefect of Naples in 1858 He Minister of
the Interior for 6 short time in 1859, but did not
gain prominence until he succeeded Crispi as
Premier Foreign Minister in 1897, having made a
coalition for the overthrow of his predecessor.
he resigned in 1892 because he could not have
a free hand In his tenure os office the tension
occurred with this country the killing Of
seven Italians by A New Orleans mob. After the
of the second Crispi Cabinet in 1886, Marquis
di RudinI again became Prime Minister, but his
ministry went down in the disturbed condition
of affairs in 1898 He was Knight OF the An
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

OR SOUTHAMPTON.
z. NJ Treat.
c. !. Welsh
A Parker Nsvtc-
"A, FOR LONDON
Mrs. II. s. NcCready.
NJ and Mrs. Marvin Z Par
nctf-
Mrs. Edmund Russell
NJ. and Mrs. Bates Wynan.
FOR LIVERPOOL
Charles Il Marshall
T z. Winter.
Robert u. Wood
}. FOR ANTWERP.
NJ. and Mrs. Samuel r. Tn
derhiu-
FOR HAMBURG.
Mr. and Mrs, r. z. West
1au
! yesterday from abroad
from LIVERPOOL.
ss-S George Won L Meyer
Mrs. OgGen NILS
Aasor and Mrs. Moreros
Foley Gage
Colonel Ferries.
ROM LIVERPOOL
NJ. and Ms James ?. Hsx-
per
Dr. z. Barrymore Marco
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

To the Employee
Do you want desirable help QCICK7
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file Of applications OF selected aspirarts for
positions OF various kinds which has Just been
installed at the Uptown Office Of
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
No 1864 Broadway,
Between ssth and 37th Streets.
Office hours: a m 10 ,. N
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nEAn HuFEcuT,s RopY MovEp.

Tsing.,a-rlt9f. \. y Aug The body OF Dean
f4ufcut who while legal adviser for Governor
Hughes shot himself Albany aight boat last
vee~ has hscn Trc-sa from this city 10 ithaca.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
MARQUIS DE RupLNI.

Rome. Aug. The Marquis di Rudini. who ar
various times held the positions of Premier, Min
lister Of the Interior and Minister of Foreign At
fairs. died here to-day from Of the liver.
He had been member of the italian Chamber Of
Deputies since 1869.
The state will defray the expenses Of the funeral
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
CEMETERIES.
The wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is really accessible Harlem trains from Grams
Central Station webster and Jerozs Aven9- er7eys
and By carriage Lots $3.50 TelspRons tso3
cSrau1ercy Book OF Views representative
Orics, 20 East 2S6 St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

.TsFt sslspersturs yes'eTisy . aegrees lowsst 90
- sIe7aSe 1or corresponding dare 5f last s@sf
scar II o1rresTonctzg cate Of iast thlrtythreS
s.ss zor-1sst Fair to-day al saa6ay. light 70
- = no-1--e-sz1 s-fT.ss-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
WHY, suREl

from TIE Detroit Free Press
Vsrrniilion La has gone dry" Just like Yer
million peopla 10 refuse look on the wine when
Z red
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII -
repuhIlshed The Tn-Wcekly Trrbun, without xzsro
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

The several productions 10 he presented this
season by Frederic Thompson are being rehearsed
every day Mr. Thompson is particularly inter
ested in the outcome Of 'Ticey," play IN
which Mary Ryan Will be featured.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

Among TIE R'aSSene0i
Europe are
TIE s. PAUL
Ms. william Biruey
Dr. {. l Clever
Nir Eleanor : Gladstone.
? L NcrEsE-
TIE sISSETo$
Mss Arza :. Casit1
Il and Mrs Jonn 2
Grszny
Mrs. 5. z. EenC-v
ChsrleS Z king
TIE ETRTRIA.
M-s. 4 g Bsls.
III sns MTs Thomas o
-irLs
The TzDE5LAN
Nh. Frank q Bennett
strs Rscas-d Mansfield.
ss,-1 Lrcy 4 = =assT
TIE PATRICIA
Nrs 2. I. Brunswick
Kiss J 4 Euhbz7--
Ers. Ahne- c T-puzs.
Travellers ElC arrive
wers
TIE NaTRETANIs 4
IL aid sIrz. Horace Les
NaxnilEu0--
CoioaEI JsrsE Temper
. = Vanderbilt.
x GAo-E and Lsd7
SgTr@E
TIE CEDRIC. ?
N-f. 2 q 4 Azhror
-E. Ene E-z. Oswald CneU
y ? Ezir-
y " : EzlS-nad-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

Notices of marriages apd deaths must Be hsesrss4
with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
The WEATHER REPORT.

caheis Record and FOrecsst-TVa ellington Ans =
sheTe-s have the Atlantic and East Guif
States ire over iake region. the Ohio Mtssour1 and
Arkansas valleys and the central Rocky Mountain
FsEons. Elsewhere the weather was fair Il Is con
sosrshlv Arkansas Valley and Oklahoma
aaa warner EorrhBrest and extreme West over
Ne ezSts-n -alf the country temperatures ~sre
moderate
Intss xii - Saturday IN the South Allan
e ar Cur states Arkansas Oklahoma. Northern
szss sad probably continuing
SaosS r the seufh- Local showers also probable
Sssuros~ = Ns-rhgest. with lower te-nPersture
High7 o-s- ths -enaiRssr q the country the TEN
'ta'ure changes uriH &c zninportant-
-A% ~iz1s s1cug New England ard middle At
D<AHc soss-s VT fresh northwest: south
"uaatc 1rhK fresh southwest west f+s'4
isA- u frrsh south: the lower lakes light 70
-7h veg = noythwest. and the upper lakes light
e tresa north
sss9aers departing Saturday European ports Hin
y - - fre~a northwest winds Win gen
+s .1sr E@afhe-. TO The Grand Ranks
<sfsesst for Special E.oealisesFor the District of
~'araeia Maryland. Delaware. Eastern P-nnsyivsnfs
~ AeT Jersey. generally fatr to-day And sunday
Northwest 20 rorth zfnGs.
F7T Bast-ru s-s@ gora sas- TO-DAY: sunday fsfr;
f. fr=sh -e=t ssTthVss winds
- 10y E-Eiaad, ss5- to-.Isy. pEsesGed by showers
s4s. Portion saneay. fair. light % fresh west u
@s<r winds
R~stern penEsrtrznia ans Western New YORK
taf- to-day s,s Ensayi iiERt 10 -Eesh north
70 >ersu winds
A'eas orcihi if~rord--The fcIcrtaE c-zcisi record
- iAe ~t-thsr laTsa. ss.0ss changes n the TEN
- K fae t~entg-our 8soITs IA comparison
- - csrrezplu aste sg sssr
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UNDERTAKES.
Special Notices.

FRANK T. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West zsd g. cnspsfs
Private and public anbulances- Tel 1924 cf1elssA
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Tribune subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE b. mall ID sdt-sss 4
country abroad and address changed as ofte1
desired Subscriptions may be given regular sza2e
before leaving II convenient band tlsn II q
THE TRIBUNE Of1cs.
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY FAR2fEa c-1s
DAILY. cents IEI WEEKLY . cszt
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HEATRICAL NEWS.

Robert A Fischer has beer engaged for An for
a Girl" comedy in which Douglas Fairbanks
viii appear at the Savoy August 20
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

cARTER-DRAPER-On August S. 1903, - tas zs~s
William A Huntington. d. D. az ChrfU CH1EcsJ
Darknarbor Maine. Alice Olfn, cauxhtsr of 7ut0
Dana and the late William H Draper. N D. -
Edward Clark Carter % Andovsr, Mass
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

Rates To Foreign Countries
Is IN Europe and al countries IN tne Cinsv-rsA
on THE TRIBUNE VIII be mailed az ths n,s-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

The Cohan and Harris ninstrels marched to
the Polo Grounds yesterday. Next Motday they
viii give an old-fashioned parade on Broadwy.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
Married.

Marriage notices appearing IN THE TEIBENS vso
Be r-pubsi.hed In the Tri-weekiy Tribune wsfaess
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

Miss Cecilia Rhoda has succeeded Elita Proctor
Otis as the leading woman in Richard Carle's mu-
sical comedy of "Mary's Lamb
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
Domestic Rates.

RY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For points the United states and Mexico torsa
the Boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx Also. tc
Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines r7taoc
extra expense for foreisn pos1age
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Ar1onE the passengers VINO viii sail to-day for
Europe
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

Mail subscriptions YORK CITY re DAILY asa
TRI-WEEKLY will be charged co7y
postage addition 70 the rates named shove
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

BIOHM-Iohanns widow Of John B1onz- sx>d q ysAxap
late restt>1c~s Ns -
Third ave. Brooklyn. > Tnts-nnen1 n ss-esn~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-18

Coulter, Miss Mabel Gallagher, Miss
Lucille Decker. Miss Leatha Blanche.
Miss Nellie Crittenden, Miss Mary Rob-
ertson, Miss Mary Reed, Mr.. Jesse l..
Allen, Mr.. F. H. L. Bonebrake. Mr.. Roy
A: Barrie. Mr.. Arthur Chase Judge
Floyd J. Evans, Mr. Ralph Jones, Mr..
Joe Keith, Mr.. Grant 1. Laxman, Mr..
E. E. Laxman, Mr.. ]. B Martin, Mr..
Robert E. Roudebush, Mr.. Ira NJ. Ross.
Mr.. Sherwood Willette, Mr.. David
owen. Mr. Eslie Kitching. Mr.. John H.
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Hodgins
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Nelson were
guests.
x*
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Kistler entertain
ed the following guests at dinner and
cards last night: Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Gaunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seery, Mr.. and Mrs.
ent Smith.
After you are past 16 nothing is so
dreary as Christmas.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Thomas B. Frost Of the City of
Mexico is on her way to Topeka to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Davis.
CAS- 1t Is Written" a very dainty
little booklet, containing six sonnets
by Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter, Esth-
er M. Clark, Bessie A. Stanley, Prof.
William A. McKeever, F. H. Coburn
and bod CASTOR. On sale at Cranes
book room. Price 10c
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Morton will spend
Christmas with Mrs Morton's people in
Detroit, Michigan. They will leave the
22nd.
Mrs. Edward Yates Hill of PhiladeI-
phia and Mrs. Charles Haines of
Sabetha win spend the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Moon 420 Monroe street, and their sis
ter. Mrs. A. H. Thompson.
An attractive Christmas souvenir,
GAS 1t Is Written a little booklet just
off press at Cranes Book Room Price
10c. Call and get one.
Mr.. Dick Hall and Mr.. Ray Rauch
returned today from Yale and Mr..
spend the holidays at home.
Mr.. ]. A Clark of New York city is
expected next week to spend Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Austin.
Miss Stella Bowman of Wathena,
who was graduated from Washburn
last June, arrived today to visit her
Beta sisters at the chapter house on
College Hill.
The Crane Book Room window dis
plays three very attractive books. just
off the press: "In Old Quivira.' 1.-THE
Written" Come in and see them
Miss Lucille Lynch returned from
Baker University, Baldwin. today to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Lynch.
DR. Milo G. Sloo of Chicago will
spend the holidays with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Sloo, on West
Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Arthur McClintock of Lincoln,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-18

and SO forth. Atchison society is like
society in a rural community or very
small town in every respect except
that it isn't jay. 1t is characterized
by simplicity, cordially, good feeling
ana informally and yet no Kansas
town can do the Swell Elegant better
than Atchison. There are more well
born, well educated, we'll. dressed and
widely Travelled women in Atchison
than in many larger towns; more peo-
pie who keep three servants, ride in
their own carriages and make fire.
quent trips to Europe. But the
naughty aloofness and supercilious
airs which are the. methods employed
by the social False Alarm to impress
a sense of her superiority upon the
rest of the world are entirely lacking.
There are no Four-F Iushers among
the society headliners of Atchison.
A line party at the Novelty last
night included Mr. and Mrs Charles
L. Mitchell, Miss Frances Cornell and
Mr.. Lew Graham, Miss Permelia Cur
tbs and Mr.. Dick Hayden Miss Floyd
Robenson and Mr.. Tom King.
y
The Worthless Man: My ancestors
were Scotch and 1 have always sub
scribed to the theory of the Calvin
paradox; that although the duty of ev-
cry man is clear and simple and we are
all under equal obligations to do it. it
was fOreordained that some of us
should shirk; that many a man has a
fatal defect of character which damned
him from the beginning, or before the
beginning OF his separate consciousness.
And this belief has treasured and COM
forted, at least excused me to myself
for my many shortcomings. When
have seen other men who made more
of FEY opportunities than / have
made u mine 1 have said that it was
due to their good luck in being born
with will, ambition and perseverance,
and that it was no fault of mine that
these virtues were lacking in my make
up. But L was talking, the other day,
to one of these fortunate men who has
worked hard and achieved much and
he confided to me some of the methods
which he thought out in his early youth
to serve as a spur to ambition and en-
ergy until these became a habit When
he was a boy ploughing corn on his
fathers farm by day and studying
Latin and Greek at night, he had GER
tain words, phrases, sshi bboleths, which
he repeated to himself constantly all
day in order to keep his mind on his
studies and not allow his interest and
attention to be divided. Instead of al
lowing his thoughts to wander to Ma
mic" and Lulu" to the blueness of
the sky, the fragrance of the air, or the
above him would make, he repeated
over and over to himself, resolutely
and persistently, the words with which,
as by an almost mechanical contriv-
ance, he concentrated his entire men,
tally upon his one purpose. 1 confess
that this has rather shattered my COM
forting belief that the man who sue
ceeds, like the man who fails, the man
who does good, like the man who does
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-18

the article published in the New York
american of December 16 under a Chi
cago date of December Is with the
headline 81. ID. Rockefeller, jr. origi-
mated peonage in a stockade, II is
said" tended to injure his good name,
reputation and credit and to make him
appear ridiculous. He submitted a
typewriter affidavit embodying these
charges to Assistant District Attorney
Garvin to whom the case was assigned
On the presentation of the aff1davits
to Magistrate Finn, he issued warrants
for the arrest OF Mr.. Carvaiho, Brad
ford Merrill, treasurer. and Edward H.
Clark. secretary of the. Star company.
Mr. Carvalho was found in his office.
Merrill and Clark were not in their Of
fees. Mr.. Carvalho took his arrest
good naturally.
Mr.. Rockefeller was not present when
Mr. Carvalho was arraigned as he did
not expect that the warrants would be
served today.
Lawyer Sheahan, for the Hearst pub
lications after pleading 10 have Mr..
Carvall1o paroled in his custody, said
Mr.. Merrill had not arrived at the Of
fee when the detectives called but that
he would appear in court tomorrow.
Mr.. Clark was in California, Mr.. Shern
said.