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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
fSuaranEun n1iliadi e tre-
centosessanEanove nIi-
Iioni di fiann1iferi.

La statica della produzions del fam
miferi di leguo q IA sapsre che mel 1902
ne furcno bruciati Al 3e9 COO
Perla loro fabbricazione abbisogua
rono 1912 metri cub di legaame, 644 871
chilogrammi di SO 70, 81 4s7 chilgrammi
di fosforo rosso; 244 1s7 d clorato posas-
sio; 70 257 di cola forte; 80 400 di gom-
ma di Senegal; 81 O57 di stearina
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
CRONACA NERA DELLA
SETTIMANA.

In questi ultimi giorni segnarono nn
risyeglio della tristi abitudini di quela
parte della nostra popolazione che va
alt estero portarme d'onore al nome TIA
liano.
To-. mercoledi % scorso il signor
John Flandrino riporto' come abbiamo
gia detto tire colpi di rivolteIla.
2o.- II giorno s6 corr. il signor Joe
TorelIi mentre riposava sui suo letto
ebbe dal suo figlio un colpo di carabina
che 10 passava da parte a parte
Inseguito al quale moriva il giorno
dopo.
3d. II signor Joe Imperial in insegui
to baruffa con John Califano ice
Richards il secondo riport6 ferite Leg
giere ed il primo riporto alcune fertile
lacero confuse guaribile nella settimana
&c non 81 faranno complication.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02

Il signor Sam Trentino di Iron Belt.
Wisconsin che da pid di 20 ami malgra-
do ogni ricerca non aveva pin avuto mott
zie di suo hglio. ebbe 10 scorso Natalie la
con solazions di vederselo arrivars con
la sua moglie, sani disposti portando-
gil la buona speranza di non abandon
arlo pin in avveuire
LIE nostre congratulazioni al padre fe-
lice
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02

Appena colpita dalla palla micidiale
che fu per lui Gauss della morte, il
Joe Torelli, fu visitato durgenza dal
Pdott. Vercellini. flu quindi Immediate
mente trasportato alpospedale di Ash
land. Flu aecompagnato, cola dai signori
John Bilzi Tony Enrietti, dove spir6
ale ore 6 a n. II cadavere venne quin-
di trasportatoad Hurley Wis. accompa-
gnato dai Sig John Bilzi John Rubatt
delegati a clio dalla Societa Italiana di
Mutuo soccorso
Ebbe solemn funeraE il gorno 20
mattina accompagnato all'estrema di'
mora dalla suddetts Societa di cui era
membro. da molti amici.
La requisitoria del figlio e pei
il giorno geunaio Gal Court Commits
sioner Daniel Reid
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02

vEDERE z CEE8EBE, Il sig. sil-
verio spaaiani. SS Cedar STREET, Water
town, N. Y. scrive. '.Ncn vi no scritto
prilna perch6 voleva vedere gil effetti
del Lozogo. sono lieto di potter dire che
mia fglia ha usato Ia medicina con Of
timi risultati. Tutti i dolori souo scom
parsi 9 adesso ha un buon appetite. Ire
bottiglie di Lozogo mi hanno Hberato
dai reumatismi. Adesso mi sento."
II Lozogo del Dott. Pietro non una
medicina che vendesl nellie fsrmacie vi
sono solo due me2zi per averls, o rivol-
gendosi agli agenti locali Oppure diret-
tamente al proprietari Rivolgersi al
seguente indirizzo: DR.. Peter Fahrney
g Sons Co, lls-lls So. Hoyne ave-.
chicago, III
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
vittinla

II giorno 26 Dicemhre in Bessemer,
& state celebrate Il raatrimonio del
siguor C Gavoretto cola signorina Cateri-
ma G. serva del signor Contratto, hanno
dato un lauto banehetto invitarono
parecchi amlci, parenti festeggiare
la bella fiesta.
LIE nostre Congratulazioni . felicita
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COSE LOCAL..
chicago. I'D.

Domenica scorsa ebbero luogo le ele-
zioni semestrali della Societa Fcresta
o. F. American, loggia ItaIiana, Court
of Hart NJ I. Eccone il risultato
Chief Ranger Tony vezzetti
s. B. Lorenzo Bardessono
Treus. Joe Vezzetti
Fin. Sec. Domenico Rubatt
Rec" Z" Peter Grossio
Sr. Woodward Joe Gayasso
Jr. Woodward Martinetto Andrea
Sr., Beadle Pricco Valentino
Jr. john Rubatt
Trustee Giacomo Oberto
.Lect. Joe Fenoglio
G.P. c. r. Carlo Boninc
DIP. G. r. Frank Marta
II siguor Felice Noyascone 8 sua gem
tilissima signora, il giorno 81 Dicembre
in -Bessemer hanno celebrate il battesi-
mo del suo figlio. Fungeva da Padrino
il sigrol Peter Novascone da Madrina
sua moghe Maria.
Invitarono diversi amiei parsnti 9
fssero una bella festa ia onore del neo..
re<o
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Una razza he sparisce.


Secoudo nm raporto pubbhcato dal Di>
partmento di protezione degli indigeni
non Vi sono pin nela Nuova Gailss del
sud che aa47 aborgeni: $50 uominl. $50
donpe . 7s9 bambini.
Con 4els metcci, clio forna uua popo-
Eazione ii 7o7s individui nulnero in de-
crescenzs di 1te ind,vidni su queilo d9lP
ammo soorso
II Dpartimento di protezione ia tutto
.eio che pu6 per salvare questa razza che
tende sparire malgrado tutti gil sforzi
forse uu 20 tardivi, pec.he aues5i iudi
geui furono spesso nlassacrati senza pie
ta
Lamaggior oarte degli aborigeni del
FAustralia non vollero mai piegarsi allie
esigenze della civiIta. Anche quando vi
vevano IN baoni terInini col bianchi. essi
winasero sem re selvags srupld,, tran
ne aicuue ecveziopi. Lontani dsi ban
chi gii AnstaIani vivono geuerairaeo
cae isubo d stf4e
aaiehs veeea'o abssa di gents elviiiz
zasa t'gs ssaezauo memo dea'alcoal
Cue eata genre e gsneralments snyse e
trapaud4 Il "a ire assai disgustoso.
GI abor,geni australiam non hauno
cerimonia ruziaie. La ragazz& 9 pre-
sen asts alto sp 80, msi reg td ii questo
sono memo per lei che persao padre
Essi consistono speuaImente ia selyag
gina ed IN provvisre; quaIche volta in
lanc!e Q in diversi uteosili
Neneta d, dodici anui la faneiuIla e
.conseguata spo marito. Ia questa
specie di nnatrimonio 10 sposo viene no
sninato psrw-yoker.
Nellie loro dame, questi indigeni 81
spogl, ,ano completamente d'ogui loro in
dumento.
II loro viso e allora tinto di rosso, con
diverse figure dipiDte in bianco sulle
oraccia su tutto il corpo II bianco e
Femblema del luttoi ma 10 s. usa anehe
per la danza perche qnel colore 81 dis
tipgue meglio di MOTTO
Per tale fiesta, uu gran fuoco viene ac-
ceso: d etro questo fuoco 81 aside un
vecchio, che il presidente della festa.
1 baleriui couservano tutti la medesi
ma posizsone e fanno gesti passi che
gariauo solamente d quando in luando
sQualche volta 81 fermauo di botto, Cir
ando la tesla a destra snistra prem
dendo lie pose pin grottesche.
LIE DAME australlane sono allegoriche
e rappresentano spesso partite di cacca
E presso questi negri che 81 vede accen-
dera il fuoco per mezzo di bastoncelli,
cosa che fnora era sembrata inpe ssibile
Leentre essi vi riescono con la massima
faciita
I'm negro preude due bastoni di legno
oianco a rifiessI verdastri, piaIla Ia su
perfcie di uno con a lama di un coltel-
10 e fl un bueo nell'altro. Appoggian-
do poi il primo contro an albero da una
parte, e contro il suo petto dalfaltra, IA
esegusre della piroette ALA puuta del Sc
condo sullegno liscio, nelquale penetra
ben presto come una rapauo Mel pic
colo foro ottenuto, Ia rapidita dello sire
gamento genera un lievo fumo e m prin
cipo di combustione 81 sviluppa, come
auando 81 mette uu ferro rosso sopra IN
;asse.
LIE tribd della Nuova Gales 81 CHA
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
ANNUAL REPORT OF CLERK OF CIRCUI

ANNUAL REPORT OF CLERK OF CIRCUIT
COURT. YEAR ENDING OCT 3lst. 1908
To the Hon. Chairman of the County Board Of
Iron County, Wisconsin,. ~
Sir:
Pursuant to Law. hereby lbn1it my snnnal
report of the transactions Of this Office since
October 3st- 1901.
The number of civil suits commenced for the
year ending October 3lss 1898, was l6 OF which
number were disposed and nine are still pend
ing. The amount OF State Tax collected and
turned over to the County Treasurer. Is $500
| still have III my hands the sum of e57 81
which was turned over to mo in the case OF j .
w. Emerson Et al vs. Julius Raymond.
The number of criminal cases commenced
was 70 OF which II were disposed of. SILL
pending. The amount of court certificates is
sued by me for the year ending October 3Ist,
lsUs, is S.sdsl.i3 statement of which IS hereto
annexed
State of Wisconsin
County Of Iron
L, Victor e, DePodesta Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Iron County, Wisconsin, do
hereby certify that the foregoing and within
report is correct to the best of my knowledge
aud belief, have hereunto set my hand and
zeal this gth day of November, 1905
Victor e. DepOdesta,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02

il re Vittorio Emanuele 81 rec6 imme'
diatalnente sui luogo del disastro, come
pure S. M. La Regina Elena non curante
del pericolo. wolfe SECURE PAugusto con
sorte onde apportare auto conforto q
quelIa popolaaione gia troppo provata
allie disgrazie. II Re verso 2,OOO, 900 del
la sua cassa privata per soccorrere le fa-
miglie dele vittime. II Papa Pho x
verso pure 100000 dl lire. Tutte 10
nazIoni d'Europa IAmerics invia
rono telegrammi di condoglianza ALL
Italia per pmane disatro. Ovunque si
fa appello onde raccogliere fondi por-
tar sollievo al miseri. ALA prossima
settimana piti minuti particolari.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
mano auche Kerredais.

Nei loro viliaggi esse fanno ogni ammo
la cerimonia del gnaloung, Ia quale consis
to nello strappare IN dente incisivo ad
alcuni giovanetti arrivati ad una certa
eta. 81 proftta d questa fiesta per run
ire una specie di tribunale dove 81 giudi
cano lutte le question: pepdenti
Queste cerimonie ddnno luogo a 'pala
bre fra capi, danzee lbazioni che
terlninano non dj radG in risse mortah.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
La nuova ferrovia VOgIle
ra-Varzi.
Pavia, Is

RaVld, 10
Con viva soddisfazione & stats accolta
ds lutte lie popolazioni dvllo!tre Po paw
ese la notizia che stata finalmente
fitmata la concessione governativa per
L'esercizio della ferrovia Voglsra- Varzi.
III Gbyerno concede anche IN annuno
contribute chi1ometrico di L. 1900 per
la durata di ami. La Voghera- Varzi
produrra una grande 9 benefca trasfor
niazioue economica in tutta Ia ridente e
qbertosa vallata della Staffora collegan
da Rivanazzano, Godiasco, SaIice, Ia
yattar clio Varzi al capoluogodel man
damento
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
Proceedings of Co. Board Of
Supervisors, Iron Co.
[Continued from ass weekl

ANNyAL STATEMENT OF M. Will
SON, COUNTY JUDGE.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
Ii parlameuto
montenegrino rAngrazia
la Camera itaisana.

Parigi. Is.
ST ha da Cettigne; Nella sua seduta di
ieri Ia scupstina ha votato un ringra-
ziamento ala Duma russa ed al Parla-
mento italiano per Ia simpatia mostrata
ALA na1iore nontsneSrina
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
Dubbio POGO Iusinghiero.

10. dice un negozisnte dl bestiams
fumo come una locomotive, quantunque
sappia che clio mi ia motto male. II ia,
bacco mi rende complstamente abruti-
to.
Oh. gil osserva un AMIGO. I.o sareste
anche senza fumare-
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Questi. malgradO il tenaissimO prezzo

tissato dal genero, non propOsero nem-
memo I'M penny.
Cost la suocera recalcitrante. che get
tava aIte grida, rirnase per cOnto del
genero. LsO .scandalo fni daxahti al
commissario di poIizia. dove la vecehia
Q il suo persscutore vennero condotti fra
le risa 9 le fischiate della folla
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-02
ma

La gaIIeria d'arte moder-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13
PORT DEPOSIT.

The ANNUAL Meeting of the Woman'S
Home Missionary Society oi the Viii
mingtnn Conference, will be held this
Thursday at the Methodist Church
Three sessions morning. afternoon aud
evening butte number OF delegates
are expected Dinner and supper will
be served to the delegates at NcSbitt
Hall Miss Peterson. ni Baltimore.
will speak IN the evening \ cordial
invitation is extended to all
Miss Ndcl Monstarc. oi New York
is the guest 81 Miss Virginia Akin
SON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13
ROWLANDVILlE

MIR Nl,Naudrr SlrW.I;. ..rll
uf e., IN 40, clichc, ui "Jr1. p! Is,
with ma prospects al ultimate tcIn.-
sry till - rr- writing he b. f,.liug
Rev, jam, Earl Maloy. Franz :
Gam and Mr Vim X Barnett du Ilru
the NJ Z Christian I.ndca,nr tmycu-
ton no " f,iiugluu - &. two W Is,
ago and report having q splendid time,
aud the con, rutl"n ~ hcing uu, ut the
very best set Rcy and MIR, l.auN
: Cam. Mr. Foster N,cklr aud Mrs.
y II lln,trilrr will attend the Mary
land { T. Convention IN BALTIMORE
thi, week.
MIR, Rchc.ca Hail returned home q
few days agu ir"m q visit 9; ."."rd
day, tp her .uu. ~ PhiladcIphia
Mr. and Mr., ) " Holden aud Mr.
AID Mr., Erauk johnson. al Delta
Pa. were the guests at Rev and Mrs.
Frank ; Gain rn SUNDAY last
The ladics ~ Harmony NJ i Church
at K"wiariy,'ir viii h"Id ;hyi; annual
Thank ,givng upper in the basement
oi the Churc hon Thank >giylng de-:
Supper vii consist 81 poultry. ham.
hcci and al' 'br dci,cacic> ui the ,ca-
son. OYSTER, VII also he had in
abundance, $50 yuu can take Your choice
OF either ppuliry CT oysters Public
cordially invited Ia come and help the
church continue it, good work
The following VII he the order ~
service inr SUNDAY. November u. inr
Ruw'andyill, Circuit. Rev ]. Frank
Cain. Pastor Harmony Sunday School
at p.5o q. M preaching. 1910 q. m: {.
f. service, hl5 T. m. preaching. go
"a.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs \ J. Poguc and son,
ri Rising SUN. were guests 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Kirk. Sunday
MIR, John Mohrlcin and Miss Mary
Muhrlc;n were Philadelphia visitors
last week
Mr. john NJ Campbell Spcn, Sunday
with relatives in Columbia.
Mrs. q. T.. llagcrty and Miss Fran
ccs lIagcrt, were Baltimore visitors
Monday
Mc>>rS. George Holm and Walter
ST Clair were llavrc dc Grace visi-
Tors. Tuesday
Mrs John Falls wa> . Baltimore
visitor. last Friday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13
WOODLAND

Mr., George Rilcs and Mrs. Alfred
Mackic. at Fair Hill. were Saturday
t" M"uday guests OF Mr. and Mrs. X.
X Rawlings
Mr.. Joseph Gibson j., spending some
time IN Wilmington
MIR, g. Washington Puii = visit
ing IN Baltimore and Washington
Mr. and Mrs. George Tyson attend
ed the funeral 81 her uncle. Mr. john
FIRST AT his late home III Baltimore,
Wednesday He was 81 years old and
Brother 81 MIR. Edward FIRST. His
two i. crs. Misses Hannah and Mar
ictta. were buried within eleven days
oi each other in H"pcwcll Cemetery.
The Pie Social held at the home of
Mr. and Mr., u " Post last Thurs
d., evening wa> vc,. successful. clear
,rg 80
The h"d,c ui MIR T.. -. I.amdin
narrowly escaped being destroyed by
fire, last Ncduc Sday evening \ lamp
exploded which had been lett burning
upstairs. The fire was gotten under
,"ntr"l by the heroic effort, 81 the
iarmcr. Mr. Frank Kelly
Mr. Floyd SINNERS spent Saturday
in Baltimore
The Frwnrth League held business
meeting at the church November 4.
The following officer, were elected inr
the coming year President. MIR
PER-, Gibson: First Vice President.
MIR, ] n GRAY; Second Nicc-Prcsi-
dcai. Mis-, \nnic Jackson: Third Vice
Pre-, dent. Mr.. Harry Riley: Fourth
Vice President, Mrs II II Kirk Sec
rotary. MIR, K & Terry; Treasurer,
Mis-, Ida Ih"mp,pu: Chnri,tcr, Mr.
Charlie, kcplcr; Orpani>i, Miss Cor
uclia \hraham> Assistant OrgauiSt,
Mr., K. G. Terry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13

Miss Ada Wooden, former student
at Tome. was the guest of Miss Anna
Stephenson. Tuesday
air. Charles X ThGycr. Of Virginia.
will make the first issue OF the Port
Deposit Times" this Saturday, Novem-
Der 10. I
Miss Margaret Kerwin was Bal
timorr visitor, Monday.
Miss Ida Woodrow. oi Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Miss Blanche Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Burlin, OF viii
mngton. we're guests 81 Ms. Walter
Williams. last Thursday
Miss Jump, oi Easton i, visiting
Mrs William Carson
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13

q c,rtaiu,y rncks your system aud INA, .u ru.
10 something serious. Allcn's Lug iuil-tn y ~
,Acri IL uri,k', and pyttutur atty. For safe J'
al dfugr Sc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13

Elizabeth. "i Lancaster county. spent
Thursday with MIR, II Linn Worth
Iugtun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13

opportunity financially supported with
except o the Bureauc o
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13

These free continue throughout November and
December December 81, 1909. Come any EEA
day you choose but it best make shopping A
as IS possible a%$~~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-13

The Baltimore stores agow with Christmas things sote beat
Wondeu varied are these ACKNOWLEDGMENT to s fu Of heu SUGGESTIONS and
comprising line merchandise that interesting the public this oousy busting
Christmas shopping time Come to Baltimore through the and make
g1mgs largest freshest and diversified
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Continued on page nine.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-09-22

O&s:&s + Sssssg: ~: 4. ~; r ~ RI s:EHC
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-09-22

40 acres land near Owings Station
bounded by land OF John Jones and
Tom Bramlett with dwelling and out
buildings price $500 per acre.
81 acres OF land. with dwelling, good
barn and out buildings, near Owings.
Price $".50G: terms made easy.
l44 acres bounded by lands of Jeff
Davis and Hcr3er; Martin; good ten
ant HOUSES, and good barn. Price
SO per acre.
% acres land near the Incorporated
limits Of te j Juwn OF Fountain Inn
bounded by LANDS of Robt Taylor, IT.
e. Nelson, Jim Adams and others;
dwellings and out buildings. Price
5000 per acre.
100 acres os land. with five room
dwelling, 3-room tenant house, good
out buildings. near Hickory Tavern,
Sullivan township. Price $500 per
acre.
so acres Of land in town of Ianford,
with tenant hous, al $4,000 per acre.
One lot at Laurens Mills, with we'll
and brick Chimneys. Price $3.50.
50 acres OF land in one mile OF the
town OF Gray Court, with two dwell
'Ne'' RIVE $4o per acre
SO acres of land in town of Crav
Court Gw4Iline and n,,th,,i,,,i,n"'
"'0 pe' acre
34S acres of land near Rabrn creer
,nu'un' , Groom oweiilng three tenant
' i'e "'-''o per acre
SS acres Of land near Drom,o.+,,,
t"",In' tinr,,is a"d n'IHGeu , oy !ahos OF W. !.
room d,rriIi,, """ huIuet'e. seven
h",,i nU,n aNd umt',Ims' Ienant houses Good
per acre
en- o.ros - D,.,
~, I,md. ~ D,"i ,o"nshlP' bounded
'n''"S % "a u. INK fGil%ms. Ludy Bolt
''' ''' >' ""ii''Ie' l''ce Si'"oo.
los acres orle,d =, Croo,,.;,,o
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READY FOR GINNING,

Both the Oil Mill and Hudgens Gin
nerieS have been thoroughly over
ton, and will appreciate your patron
age. X. Fl. HUDGENS. 5-4t
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
OFF ON DARING TRIP
IS BUILDING SMALL BOAT
Young Explorer Arrives at
Seattle to Prepare
For Alaska.

Seattle, Wash, April 10-Ernest
Decover Leffingwell. who will spend
three years in making a geological
and geographical survey in Northern
Alaska. has arrived here to superin-
tend the building of his yawl Argo.
which will take him north. Six men
will form the crew to be carried and
the expedition will leave about MAY
4. Mr.. Leffingwell will confine his
explorations to the interior of the
coast Of Alaska His Headquarters
viii be established on Flaxman Island
Funds for the trip are furnished by
Mr.. Leffingwell and he will sail under
the colors of the Chicago Yacht club
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
REAL KING GREECE
!. LOVES MRS. YERKES
He Is ''ReaI' Blue Blood, You
Know, Because He Says
SO Himself.
A FLUNkY BARS HIM OUT
WHEN HE WENT TO CALL UPON
THE IDOL OF HIS HEART, AND
GETS THE REFRIGERATION RE-
CEPTION.

New York, April 1O--While the de-
tectives who invaded the home of Mrs.
Charles T. Yerkes on April 5, were
camped out on the lower floor of the
mansion today a young scion of royal
ty was doing his utmost to overcome
the scruples' Of the Yerkes butler and
have that fiunkey gain for him an au-
dience with his mistress. This early
caller was Constantine Paleoglio. bet
ter know as the Prince De Byzance
who claims to be the rightful king OF
Greece, and the most direct descenden.
of Constantine, the last of the rulers of
the Byzantine Empire. Constantine
finally left the house and repaired a:
once to the fruit stand kept by his
most intimate friends. For two yea; s
or more Constantine has laid siege to
the heart and hand of Mrs. Yerkes. He
followed her to this country and even
her marriage to Wilson Misener did
not canse him to lose heart, for he
declares that he loves Mrs Yerkes
with the love of lifetime. and he Is
confident that his love must some day
earn its reward.
ut 10 an Outrage"
This is an outrage" he said to q
reporter. The way they are hound
ing this beautiful creature She IL prac-
tically prisoner in her guided castle.
and l, her devoted knight. can NO!
gain her side to give her the comfort
and succor she needs
4 know she needs and would have
me at her side this minute II II we're
not for the cruel detectives who ara
bounding her"
Then Constantine dashed or to the
fruit stand and poured his woes fne1
the sympathetic ear of the venAer ol
Fourteenth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
A KIDNAPPING CASE
English Searching for Men
Spirited Away from
New York.
NO TRACE is YET FOUND

London, April 1O-Efforts are being
made today in London, DevOnshire an6
Newcastle to find some clue to the
mysterious kidnapping of jerome p
Seldom" said to be Major Brinsley
Marsdon. agent of the estate OF the
Duke of Newcastle. from the St. Regis
hotel in New York city. No trace OF
the man or of his employment by thu
estate has yet been found, but 1t il
possible that he was employed at some
point that has not yet been reached
Nothing is known here Of Major Mars
don. His name doesn't appear on the
army register.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
CANDIDATE
Roosevelt Nominates French
Journalist for Ananias
Club.
HE DENIES AN INTERVIEW

Paris. April 1O-Who is the Ananias? !?
Theodore Roosevelt. in a cablegram
from Port Said to a Paris newspaper.
denied that he gave any interview to
French correspondents at Naples. He
says he never saw the correspondent.
Of Le Journal, whose interview with
Mr.. Roosevelt was widely published.
lie Journal replies that its correspond
ent talked for half an hour with Mr..
Roosevelt. and declares the text OF
the interview as published to be
strictly accurate
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11
FIGHT CONTINUES
IN new HAMPSHIRE
Legislature OeadIocked on
Railroad Question.

Concord, n. H.. April 1O-When the
third and final attempt to take from
the table the railroad commission bill
and break the deadlock existing in the
House after seventeen and . half hours
Of heated discussion had failed, Cover
nor Henry b. Quinby prorogued the
New Hampshire legislature at BIO ..
m. today. The bill aimed to assess
the railroads of the state on the mar
ket value OF stocks and bonds.