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New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
AMERICANS BODY RECOVERED.

Pietou, ont. Aug. 1.-The body Of e. J
l"fa|ls. Inaifager OF tie Syracuse Gas
'-"eihe Company, of Syracuse r. y.
GROW iied her" on August {. was recovered
Last hlsii aud Hss buried here to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12

uigh.st tenIperatpre yesterday. 81 degrees at
. n M. lowest "a tat age n. M: average
70, average for corresponding date last year 20.
average f1r correzpohdiuE date last thirty three
years. T3,
variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
CEIEIEk
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

is readily accessib1s by Harlem trains from
Grand Central Station. Webster and 1srr7-s
Avenue trolIeys and by carriage Lots $3.50 ur
Teie phone 1850 GramerCy for Book o. Views
OF Ol3cs 20 East esd St. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
SAMUEL HrNCKLEY LYMAN.

Samuel Hinckiey Lyman died at Maui
helm Germany. on August 9. He was born
in 1859, and was graduated from Yale I'm
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
rarecasis fnr SncciaI Localiii..


District of Columbia and Eastern Pennsylvania
fair to-day: Saturday fair, warmer; light yart-
able winds.
For New Jersey and Eastern New York fair
to-day; Saturday fair, warmer in the interior;
light variable winds.
For New England fair to-day: Saturday fair
warmer in the interior; light to moderate west
winds. becoming variable.
For Western Pennsylv ania and Western New
York. fair to-day: Saturday fair. warmer; light
variable winds. becoming southeast.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
Cniclal observations of United States weather
bureaus taken at p. yesterday follow

The following official record from the Weather
Ruresu shows tho changes in the temperature
for the last twenty-four hours In comparison
win ,he corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12

Madrid. AUG 11.-Premicr Tanalejas. fol
lowing an interview with Marquis Emilio dc
tieda. the Ambassador 10 the Vatican who
was recently recalled, to-day announced
that the Spanish diplomat probably would
not return 10 Rome. 4 government organ
ssserts that Marquis Ojeda before leaving
the Italian capital paid farewell visit to
'ae Pope and was received by Cardinal
Wives y Tuto with the greatest courtesy.
NonsiEnor Eico, Papal Nuncio at Madrid,
)o't to-day for Zarauz. a summer resort in
Tho Basque provinces. ten miles from san
Sebastian.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12

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York
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
UNDERT.tKERs.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. 24t-S West e3d 50
ChapeIs. Private Rooms, Private Arnouiances
Tel. 1924 Chelsea
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DIED..

Baldwin ? " NJ Niles T=abci "
Footc, Hannah W. Torrance, HsnTT-
Hoag. Walter E. j.. West George
Jackson. sidney w Worcester, Francis J.
Lyman. Samuel II.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12

san Sebastian. August 1f.-Sefcr Garcia
s'11etro, Minister of Foreign Affairs, dc
sied to-day that the Queen Mother had
asked the Emperor Of Austria To intervene
with tho object of settling the difficulties
between the Spanish government and the
Nstican. Since the majority of the King,
seaor Prietro added. the Queen Mother has
ecrupulousIy abstained from taking part in
the affairs Of state
New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
ROBERT TREAT PAINE DEAD.
President of American Peace
Society and PhiIanthropist.

Waitham. Mass. Aug u.-Robert Treat
Paine, president of the American Peace
Society and widely known az a philanthro-
pist, died at his homo here tonight.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
LIMOS MINERS TO STRIKE
twenty-five Thousand MN viii 90
Out on What Promises 10 Bs
Long CONTEST.

Peoria. m-The $4,000 miners OF
Illinois win strike. The committee OF
IL 90 which was left the final consid.
Grafton OF the various controversies
agreed 10 distgree. They Will report
% the Joint convention that the only
way TO end the trouble Is through a
strike Then the miners will meet 20
consider how 10 conduct the strike.
mo "a can tell the tins the strike
viii last said President John Walker
~ The miners. u cannot soc how a
settlement can be made before the
winters snow flies.
This Is .he NEST serious situation
the Illinois manufacturers have faced
since 1898. No one believes that there
can be- an adjustment for months.
With 10000 men out OF employment
and no coal IN sight the prices viii 90
upward. II Indiana and other states
send coal into Illinois and injure the
strikers the laws OF The International
unloa provide that strikes shall be
called In those states.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
SYNOPSIS.

The story opens with the -infroduction
" job stephens adVenfuror. a Massa-
VALPARAISO. chile Rssnr interested I'M
minlnE operations IN Bolivia. he was de-
nounred BY Chile az an ins~urrectonlst
and as n consequence was hidinE AZ bis
EnEiishman and a young woman.
stephens rescued the Y0ung woman from
a drunkeu officer. He was thanked BY
Der. Admiral % the Peruvian navy con
tronted stephens. told him that war had
been declared between Chile and Peru
ard offered him the ONCE o. captain. He
deaired that that night the Fsmeralda n
Chilean vessel should Be captured.
~sfephena accepted the commission
stephens met a motley crew % which be
was assigned He gave them hnal IN
ttructlons They boarded the vessel They
mccessfuily captured che vessel supposed
. h. the Esmerlda through strategy
garture % the craft. lie entered the cab
Ia and discovered the English woman
ard her maid stephens quickly learned
u was Lord Darlngton's private yacht
the lords wife and maid being aboard
re e1e!aiDed the s.tuauon 20 her lady
the plot. saying that the Sea Queen had
heen taken in order 90 80 o. the Antarc-
&c circle futile explained that on a
b5Hna iss6ei was lost in rs He had
found % frozen tn a huge case OF Tee
ln an island and contained much sold.
E.|NNNA. LNL..A|'A ~. ~ NN EH
n tho expedition. lie told Lady
Darlington She Was greatly alarmed.
but expressed confidence iu h.m lae
Sea Queen encountered a vessel On the
for stephens attempted 20 communicate.
This caused a fierce struggle and Do was
overcome futile lnaily sTlaung ne sit
lati1u. The the Sea queen headed south
again. Under Tuttic's guidance The Fes-
ssI made progress toward is goal
"a Nova. the mate. told stephens that be
believed Tgttle. now acting as skipper.
insane because % his queer uclurs
Etephcns was awakened BIS crashing 81
glass. lie saw Tutt1e ln fhc grip ~ a
spasm % religious mania and oNercame
Ism. THE sailor upon rcCllrIug his senses
was taken ul futile committed suicide
81 shooting Upon vote Of the crow
Stephens assumed the leadership and me
meu decided Co continue ths treasure
aunt. fhe islands being supposed 20 be
pniy 20 miles distant futile was buried
Ia the sea Lady Darlington r~rououucinF
tfe service Stephens awakiuE from
sleep saw the ghost supposed 90 have
formed the basis Tor Tuttie'a religious
mania
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26

~forgetful Of circumstances In the sud
den rush o. passion, always near me
because my thoughts are with you my
sole purpose IN lie 20 serve you
The gray eyes fell Instantly; the
clRspiRg hand was Withdrawn and
pressed 10 her forehead
II will try 20 DO as you wish,
she faltered. but are yoV armcd
Not nov but VIII get a revolver
from my staleroUm First Jet me
help you 90 your cabin
She permitted my guidance without
a word OF protest only glanciuE once
up into my face as she put a question.
You will return here's you vii let
me know az once what you discover,
Promise me this"
i promise, and more. ! viii pledge
myself 20 be cautious. so DO not
worry
procured my revolver. turned the
light low once more In the main cabin.
and then stole silently into the BARROW.
passageway leading forward There
was no light IN the pantry. bat the
faint reflection from the cabin enabled
me TO distinguish the more prominent
outlines. A form lay outstrctched on
a locker. and I bent over Il silently.
Il was Dade. curled up on his side and
sound asleep. There VAS no dolhi
about the reality % his slumbcr the
fellow was not shammiug and I drew
hack. leaving him undismrocd The
glleyway leading forward was cx.
tremely narrow. yet OF a height snm-
Client 10 AFFORD comparatively easy
passage had it only been lighted SUD.
denly a faint glow appeared ahead.
and a moment later 7 slipped eau.
uously through d small bulkhcad door
standing ajar into a low, square rom.
containing stH bunsa arranged in tiers
OF two A siush lamp swung from a
blackoncd beam. and various articles
ot wearing apparel daug,od from
hooks I peercd into the hauks. ais.
covering three occupied. The uncoa.
scious sleopers being Cooky the
smoOth.taeed Chilean. and The gunner.
= Swcde named GustafsOn, None
awokc under my scrutiny, although
the Chilean was talking "a his sleep
and throshing his arms abcu; as u In
nightmare 1 bent down. lcoklng a.
him more closely. attracted by some
thing oddly familiar in the upturae1
features By all the GODS The fellow
vas Lieut. Juan Sanchez his
long mustaehes shaver, and look
ing ten years younger Il was 50 0dd
4 thing this sudden renewal ~ a CON
~troyersy originating thousands %
icagucs away. that ! nearly laughed
outright. forgetting Tor the instant the
serious purpose hriuging me there
Yet this surprising discovery 80
sanchez aboard seemed ~ compsra'
lively little Importance. and was a.
quickly dismissed Tho nsrroW bulk,
head door leading forward vas ughi,
b closed. and in that dim llghi I bad
70 AUNT Tor a. 50 por,ccuy Was e nt,ed
into place When discovered, how
ever d proved Go BE- untaslpnct. ana I
stepped forth into an empt,od coal
bunker. whepcc I coald looR straight
forward along the CLOWNS boilers into
the eaEine roam l advanced carefully
slong the slight open space until |
came upon the squad % nremen and
bis Rnl Anderson rho latter shaded
bic eses. staring a me a. theaSA be
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26

when ! sought TO grasp the thing. my
fingers encountered nothing but air
saw her hands tremble. her white
face turned whittier / pointed; bat she
had not beheld what ! had. and her
mind remained clear.
"WhB; Was q you saw
"A shapeloss white figure. misty.
vanishing Ike a bubble
"Yuuder, you say just where you
saw IL bciores'
had not thought OF that. yet Il was
truc-there. beside Tuttle's door. An
instant she stood motionless, her eyes
searching the dim corners Of the cab
ia. as though tracing some suspicion
awakened within her mind. Suddenly
she olaspcd my arm
we do not believe IN ghosts. Mr..
stephens. you and J." her voice grow.
ing hrmeT with conviction. our cdu.
cation aud training make such a con.
ccption impossible There Is a natural
cause for this. a reason. m actual
presence hack Of the shadow. There
must be. and We must ind A. Where
ala you stand when you saw this ap.
partition
! stepped back 10 the spot beside
the stove, realizing that she stll clunE
tightly TO me.
Here. and ! lifted my eyes like
this"
Sho leaned carerly forward. her
breath on nay choek her engers clutch.
ing my arm
"Why-why that IL a mirror you arc
looking into See! What is q ~
Hccicd thoro1 Turn up tho light until
l locate the spot Oh. ! see now-ihg
open pantry door. Mr.. stephens. there
is whcw your ghoat stood-it was the
shadow OF a man reflected la that
mirror
our eyes met all my former terror
acd, shame and anger dominating ms
"Dado~'
~ might be- certainly some one
who sought Ia that way 70 t~errortas
officers and crew. aua thus compel
Thorn TO turn back, Whoever a was
he killed Afr. futile. and now seeks e
accomplish the same end with you
What are you going to do"
Trace him down. Tho last tim,
the fellow went directlg from here "a
the ~forccastle. There must be q
p~assageway from stem 10 stern
She caught me as I turned. her gray
eyes wide with apprehension
you will take me with youe-
That viii be impossible. Lady Oar
lington I know nothing regarding
this passage amidships, but q must
surely lead through the coal buUkcra
and the engine room
"But-but I cannot let you SO
alone utterly forgetting % conceal
her agitation Truly I could not bear
TO DO a. Whoever tn,s man may b
he will become desperate when cor
rered. Your very ufo win be In dan.
GER
And you really carot my hand
claspiug hers, my eyes eagerly search.
ing the gray depths
Yes. J care. making no EFFORT q
free herself; why should I not
Think what our condition would b. q
you were not on board Yet that q
not all; I carr because I value youl
life, your friendship Little a. / car
DO. let me, al least BE- near you
! "Yoa = near me-. said utteTb
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
BANK CASE TO SUPREME COURT
Suit Brought BY the A5saria State
Bank Has Been Appealed
20 Higher Body.

Topeka. kan-The bankers interest
cd en- the Kansas bank deposit guar
anty law have appealed the suit
brought by the Assaria State bank and
an other state banks not participating
IN the guaranty fund 70 the supreme
court q" the United States This case
vas brough, IN The United safes cir.
cult court and wss an Injunction suit
70 prohibit the bank commissioner aud
state treasurer from enforcing she law.
The cour, held the banks had no right
10 court and dismissed the case The
appeal is from this ruling.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
NORDMARK GUILTY OF MURDER
jury Finds That He Killed Alex Lin.
dahl and Two children-Mo.
ton Filled for New Trial.

Belleville. Kas-The jury returned
a verde; Of murder in the second de-.
gree against Charles Nordmark for
the killing OF Alex Lindahl and two
children. A motion was Immediately
filed for a new trial The verdict Of
the jury would have come "a a sur
prise had Il not been for the fact that
they had been out for 90 hours As
the day gre on Il was apparent that
there would be- a conviction or a hung
The news that the jury had reached a
decision went owe the own as II by
magic and the court house was mled
in q very few minutes
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26

SIZE vas a asheruau's daughter. she
sore her hair On a net and she IRE
fsrred lore To- q piscasUrlzl way.
NY love. be whispered. you bold
FIRST place IN my heart, Allh0ush Z
founder about 20 expressing myssn.
my sole uisa is that you VIII save
me from becoming a Grabbed Cd
bachelor I SHAH suck 90 yua closer
Than o lmreL fvou gUu a wink1T
Be the road 90 guide me Together
We Utn skate over ufss rocks and
VIXEN ! lock az your hand beside me
I shall Eay - myself; Fortune Vas
mine when ! put herring there,
And thea the isay dr0Fped her eyea
n sweet ~cOafas!oa. ana mgrmvrcd
Pass tie salt
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
ROssER RAID al cOFfEYWLLE
Two Men Forced Hotel Keeper 20 Give
Up Keys 20 Safe and
Took $500.

~Coffcyyillc. Kns-Tvo robbers en-
tered ihc Iron Mountain hotel and
turned The lights one grabbed
the landlord hy the throa, forced him
down on a table and the other took
the keys out Of his pocket unlocked
che safe aud robbed o. 81 $500 and
made their escape The money was 60
cash the checks Of railroad men one
check bad been cashed Tho men came
in regular outlaw style OHiCcrs we're
notified az once There BE- uo clue 20
The robbers
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26

SoUs years ago the proprietor q a
ho;ei ia southern Nvw HampEhire told
the following story He said that
vhcn % vas q boz be bad occasion
q S. late The garnet % his house one
r~icvniug and thst the family eat fol
owcd him 90 the stairs uae % the
virdcua Was orCh and when they en-
tered the garnet a friEhteaed moasa
iumrcd cut o. ghe windov. and tbs
caJ !amplag after H. caught Il IA mit
Ng aHd Whirliug round. iuuped back
agaia tatn tbs same uinaow.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
CHAPTER xvui.-coD.nusd.

by heaven. for her sake. ~ for no
other reason. / would play the man!
Ay. and 7 comprChsndcd exactly what
such resolve would cost-realiEed full
ly wha; that monrrcl crew would say
and 90 the moment their ghostly ter
rors Ted. and they kuow / bad given
Up search for The treasure. I should
have TO command by brute force, BY
threat and blow. There would be
mutlny aboard for every league until
We made port ] knew the nature OF
thar sc8-scum forward-how they
would whine and curse. how they
would hate me for failing 20 hold
them 20 their course IA face Of death!
Well Jet them hate; my love was
worth by far the nor and the life
and honor Of Lady Darlington out
weighed all else on board-ay and the
treasure Of the Donna Isabel, I'm.
rRaguy'- I saw her eyes again as she
said Il. and spranE 20 the deck. FUN.
bling IN the darkness for the latch OF
my door
The main cabin was dimly lighted
and chin. the IRE in the stove low. !
paused 10 rattle O.. and add a few
Jumps Of coal from che souttle stand
ing near by In spite OF surrounding
comforts what a grim, inhospltahlc
place this was for any oma Ike
her The very snugncss OF the cabin
served only to emphasize the gloom
aud peril without. tho nighuful polar
mystery which surrounded ms, which
drives men toad snid itB awful dis.
tAncca. lts shroudcd silence,
Suddenly. directly opposite where
stood. I saw q aEaiu-that same
shopclcsu. white gliding figure An
instant only / stood rooted 10 the spot.
my blood Hike ice. my Dyes fun OF hor.
ror. Then the swift reaction came.
tho reserve courage OF a nan ashamed
OF such weakness. and lCapcd
straight toward the misty object crap.
pling az u with my hands, I touched
nothing but air. falling hcadlong With
D violence iarring the entire cabin.
ana oyorthrowing a chair crashing 60
the deck. Daacd, confused. stag.
gorcd 10 my knoes staring about into
the dim shadows A white-drapcd
figure was az my very elbow. and /
snraue 20 my feet only ~ take a
quick step backward. gusping AZ the
table. as / recognized Lady Darling.
ton,
Good Goa was that youY" / gaspod,
the horror stin possessing me.
"This certainly S.. she answered.
swiftly but what do you mean
What has ~occufesdg'
Il hardly know. and ] looked about
me, and then into her face. breathing
heavily. 4 seem unable 20 separate
the real from the unreal I am half
afraid / am losing my mind. Lady
Darlington, Il IS not only the crew for
ward who are seeing ghosts on board.
I laughed at my experiences before. b..
lieViug Il a mere Illusion that could
never occur again. In that spirit
told you about seeing a white. misty
figure In this cabin the night after
futile died. Il vausshed like a wreath
OF smoke. and daylight made me be
ieyc the vision waa bora OF a tired
brain. Hut have seen Il again nov
-yondcr, as plainly a. I a see you
u was no dream. no Imagination; YET
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
TWIN SINS THREATEN NATION
Rev. Berkisy Tells the Prssbyterians
That the Tines Are Out Of
Jatnt

Atlantic City. - i'll caunot De a
p"sslmist while God is Sc His heaven;
but declare 90 you tha.. discroitt mo
mucbraterH and the mock Jeiormers
al We vill, the times are ont Of joiut "
said Rcr DR. James NJ. BAtklcy ~
Detroit Ia bis sermon opening che ono
hundred and tveu,ythird general ~.
semh'y of The Presbyterian CAurcn.
Twin sins that threaten the very OK.
istcucc or lhis Christian nation av She
vulgar race Tor gain and tbe rouiug slu
OF social vices. said the speaker
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26

Washington. d CA force % 100
sailors has been landed at Hluoaelds
By Commander William w Gnmer,
commanding umoer % the United
states gunboat Paduoah, 20 protect the
lives and property Of Americans aad
other foreigners.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
Powder WORKS EEpIosIon.

Ottawa. Ont, Can With a roar that
could be- heard for miles the separator
al the Hamilton Powder company
works az Northnold, q C., blew ont.
instantly Killing Eve men employed Ia
the building aud entirely dcmoiishIug
the works.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26

Washington Commander Ormcr ~
tho United States guuboa: Puducah
has served notice ou General lrias,
who Is command og The Venus that he
will not permit a bomJardment 81
BlacncldS, Nicaragua, aud he has also
notified General Estrada and Prcsi-
dent Madriz that he will not permit
any armed conflict within The city
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26

Extract rrom a young hdy's letter
from Neuices
Lat nisht ! lay 10 a sosaola Ia
ne GEsh3 canal drinking Il an IN.
and Ne never seemed 10 Nn BE-
tore -IIgrincotta
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26
Gen. Je.eph Cooper psad.

81. John. Kan-Gen Joseph A.
Cooper aled here, lie was So years
old. General Cooper was n of tho
nrst to respond 20 the call tor uoopa
made by Abraham L1ncoln.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-26

Washington, ~ C-Chicf Justice
Melville W. Fuller Is to retire soon al.
ter the October term % The United
states supreme court conycnes
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-10-11

adding thereto the names of all persons en-
titled to the right of suffrage in such Election
District at the next election, who shall appear
in person before them or shall be shown by
the written affidavit of some voter in such e.
ection District to be illegal voter therein, and
of erasing therefrom the name OF any person
shall be shown not to be entitled to vote
therein by reason of nonresidence or other
The County Board of Election will be in ses-
sion in Pennington on
Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1910
The County Board Of Election will be in ses-
sion in Pennington on
Thursday, Nov. 3, 1910
between the hours Of a. m. and p. M, for
the purpose OF adding or erasing names from
The County Board Of Election will be in ses-
sion in Remington on
Saturday. Nov. 5, 1910
between the hours Of a. m. and 5 p. m. for
the purpose Of adding or erasing names from
The County Board of Election will be in ses-
sion in bennington on
Monday, Nov. 2, 1910
The Court Of Common Pleas will be in ses-
sion on above date at the Court House, in
m, and p. m, for the purpose Of revising the
Registry
On this date the County Board of Elections
will be in session in Pennington for the pur-
pose Of filing any vacancies that may exist in
the local Boards OF Registry and Elections
Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1910
The Court Of Common Pleas will be in ses-
sion on above date at the Court House in
Pennington, between the hours of 8 O'Clock q.
m. and p. M, for the purpose of issuing GER
tiicates to any person registered who has
been refused the privilege OF voting. by any
District Board Of Election, and who may
prove their right to vote by applying in per-
son before said court.
General Election Nov. 8, 1910
No person will be allowed to vote at said FL |
ectiOn unless his name appears upon the Re- /
gistry List of his Election District.
JUDSON Il KERR, Chairman,
JAMES A, CLEARY, Secretary,
VICTOR g. PENDREIGH,
JOHN H. REED.
Aug. 80, 10 County Board of Elections.