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announcement at Temple OF ancestors ne
prince regent ALSO should reverently receive his
mission seal before the sacrca table OF the great
empress dowager. The government Of the
ton military and civil the dismissal and appointment
of officials and their promotion and degradation all
left determination and decision Of the prince
gent"
The power of the new empress dowager or China
widow Of Kuang Hsu, will probably prove to be neg
ligibe quantity. She is not an empress mother and
could therefore hope to take the place left vacant
by her predecessor, II she had the personal
strength and mentality Of that great woman.
The only mention that has been made Of her since
the death of the emperor In one Of the laws gov
erning the regency, in which the regent is given
mission to consult with her If he should have
cason to do But 1t Is added: Others shall not
arrogate privilege themselves and ask instruc
lions the empress dowager nor shall they presume
to transmit the same their authority" This
effectuay annus any power she might have hoped to
WELD and makes of her a relct living out her
useless life in the confines Of the palace and
awaiting her to take the fairy ride and ascend
to the far country. "-Everybodys Magazine
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

Der in which 50 many vessels suffered
and was blown hundreds of miles from
her course. Weeks passed; the relatives
of her captain and crew gave them up
for lost.
Hope revived when on February 20
the British schooner Minnie Crosby re-
ported from Bermuda that she had en-
countered the Ross 1000 miles out and
had provisioned her for ten days. There
came no further tidings of the Ross until
three weeks ago, when steamer re.
ported she had seen the Ross derelct,
floating bottom mp. Not a CLEAN Of hope
remained; Bethel mourned for her lost
sons until today Capt. Quillens cable
gram turned grief to joy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
NOTED ENGINEER DIES.
w. w. Churchill Is Connected With NJ
merous Great Undertakings.

MONROE, Wis, March 2G.-W. W.
Churchill of this city, chief mechanical
engineer for Westinghouse Church.
Kerr d CO., New York, until n break.
down in his health four years ago. died
suddenly at Oshkosh. During his con
nectiOn with the great electrical coustruc-
ton company, Il period of sixteen
years, some of the biggest projects IN
dertaken by the company were intrusted
to his engineering ability. lie was i&
years old, and graduate Of Cornell uni
versity. lie was married in 1902 to
Miss Lcttie T., Wood of this city He
made his headquarters in New York.
where he was member Of the Masonic
order,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
RACE AGAINST TARIFF.
Lumber Importers Rush Millions of
Feet. Across Canadian Border to
Evade Possible Duty.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, March
26,-l Special. Lumber importers here
ARE taking no chances on tariff war
with Canada, timber being rushed across
the international bridge with all posi-
BILE dispatch. A Cleveland concern is
bringing 100000 feet from the Cana
dian 500 and unloading just across on
the American side. The Sturgeon Bay
Imperial Pulp and Paper company is
shipping Tost haste 1000 tons of pulp
to cross before the maximum rate can
automatically 90 into effect
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

of the boarding houses successor. Be
not over impressed by the boy in but
tons who opens the door for you in
place Of the slattern maid who used
to come drying her hands to answer
the clearinghouse bell. Be not be-
guiled by the welcoming smile Of the
courteous clerk who stands behind
the near-mahogany desk, one artificial
potted plant three PAGES to the left,
and two pieces of imitation armor
overhead. Get a week behind with
your hotel bill and he Will be as re-
lentlessly on your trail as your last
landlady was.
The family apartment hotel Is the
boarding house heir II has come into
It's inheritance in Chicago, in Pitts
burg, in Denver, in New York, in Seat
tie. In San Francisco in all the larger
cities. Hotel life is now the fashion
Everybody who can afford it, and most
OF those who cannot, lives in hotels"
Those who don't dare live In them yet
because OF the increased expense
want to.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
EXPLORER MEETS TAFT,
Ambassador Bryce Presents Lieut.
Shackleton, Antarctic Navigator,
to President.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March &c
Lieut. Sir Ernest II. Shackleton, the
British Antarctic explorer, accompanied
by Lady Shackleton, called at the white
house this afternoon, where they were
presented to the President by Ambassa-
dor Bryce.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
BALLOT FOR UETAXED WOMEN?
Michigan Attorney General Holds Own
ing Property Sufficient.

LANSING, Mich, March eff n
woman owns property which is assessed
for taxes she is entitled to vote ON ques.
lions involving the direct expenditure
of public funds or the issue of bonds
whether the taxes are assessed against
hos or not This is the substance of an
opinion which Attorney General Bird
has furnished City Attorney Taggart of
Grand Rapids in response to request.
The attorney general refers to the con
stitutionaI provisions applying in sucb
case and says woman Is not re-
uuired to have taxes assessed against
her. but must own property assessed for
taxes In order to vote on questions Of
expenditure.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
University Debater Dies in Arizona.

WEST DEERE, Wis. March 20
Richard A. Schmidt, graduate Of the
University Of Wisconsin % and law
'Os, died in Phoenix, Ariz., nj tho age of
% years, after an illness of nearly two
years. He represented the University of
Wisconsin with brilliant success in inter
collegiate debates with western universe.
ties and was connected with the military
organizations at the institution.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
LEAVES TWO WIDOWS.
Suicide Reveals Expert Freight Claim
Clerk As Head of Two
Households

CINCINNATI, o., March 2G.-H. ID.
Mcdonald, who shot and killed his wife
of six weeks and then committed sui
eide at Fairfield. Ia, Thursday night,
had a wife and child living IN this city.
Mcdonald was known here as II. ID.
Ward. lie was an expert freight claim
clerk and up TO three years ago worke d
in this city.
Mrs Ward stated today that she had
received IA letter from her husband II
few days ago in which he said he would
be home today.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
Ice Cream Cone Costs $40.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, March &c
John V. Rock was convicted in Justice
Doane's court at Oostburg of selling
goods on Sunday, Rock sold one lonely
Ice cream cone and for this he must pay
a fine Of $40 or serve fifteen days In the
county jail, according to the court. An
appeal has been taken by the defendant.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
OUT OF THE DEPTHS,
Word Comes of Safety of Crew Given
Up as Lost.
LAUREL Del. March 9.-we are all at

LAUREL, Del, March Owe are all at
Buenos Ayrcs and well. Will take arst
steamer for New York.
REUBEN CULLEN.
This cablegram came as if from the
dead and melted great rejoicing here.
The schooner Edgar G. Ross, lumber
laden, sailed from Charleston, S. G., for
New York December - last. Cant.
Reuben CULLEN commanded; her crew of
eight are from Bethel. a suburb Of
Laurel The Ross was caught in the
great gale Of the latter part Of Decem-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
Several Hurt in Hotel Fire

JACK son, Ky. March 20-Fire
which originated in the Wyatt hotel
here early today caused tho injury Of
several persons, n monetary loss Of
100000 and the destruction Of an en-
tire block of business structures.
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Proof,

What makes you so sure that they
are friends Of yoursp"
II once visited them without notice
and found framed portrait OF my.
self on their parlor table. Houston
pocf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
MRS. GAYLEY GETS DIVORCE.
Reno Judge Awards Steel Magnate's
Wife $4,000 AlmonY

RENO. Ncv.. March 2G-Mrs. .H-a
Gardner Gaylcy today was granted n
decree Of divorce from james Gayle,
former second vice president of the
United States Steel corporation. She
was awarded $4,000 alimOuy aud costs
and $1,000 counsel fees.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

Capt. Reuben CULLEN is a son of Capt.
William John CULLEN, known in nearly
every port of the world. Capt. Reuben
is but % years old. He has been sail
ing master for five years and is consid-
cred one Of the cleyerest navigators.-
New York World.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

A French writer predicts that in
the course of one hundred years very
few persons Will live in the cities.
Cities will be used only for business
purposes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

burg have placed an order with the
American Locomotive company for nine
~ locomotives. This Is the largest single
order for locomotives that has appeared
in the equipment market for n long time
and represents an expenditure Of about
81 800 900.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
THE NEW ERA IN ANCIENT CHINA.
By Eleanor F. Egan.

The power OF the prince regent OF China.
Tsai Feng, is almost. If not quite. as absolute
as was that Of the great empress dowager.
In set OF laws governing the regency, issued
by the grand secretariat, appears the follow
ing: The ordinances and ceremonies OF the
regent of the most august character,
and an imperial edict should be requested
setting a time and designating officials to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
Swapping Yarns.

II started farming on a capital of
ST."
II started on a package Of free seeds
sent me by Congressman" Louis
vile Courier-Journal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

1t takes the average man lifetime
to discover that he is Of even less i'm
portance than the hole in a doughnut.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

When boy wears pair OF new
shoes without protest, It Is an indica
ton that he IS going away on the
cara.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
Esch Would SUCCEED Self

LA CROSSE, Wis, March 2B.-Conr
gresham John j Esch formally an.
nounces his candidacy for reelection.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
INDUsTRIAILSM NEEDED AS TEACHER.
By {. Edward Fuiie

Industrial education promises better living
] IN and improved chances OF earning nVlnS
| WI through employment In manufacturing IN
VI | dustries mostly. for, although the land turns
NJ | out materials from Nine farm and LOT
| ~ | est and transportation and commerce relate
| to both finished and unfinished products, yet
| III complete industrial! activity Is dependent
NM | upon factories in operation, so thal II is
reaIV Ie factory which opens closes the circuit OF
modern business.
Small exchangeable travelling exhibits with simple
descriptive matter the elements OF system pro-
posed such as can fitted at light expense by spe
cfc industries as required. to show what each KIND
of factory needs and to direct teachers and students
alike into locally profitable channels. In accord with
fashion, demand expediency.
Permanent museums and Libraries do much for the
fe the ention herein Is that little
exhibits of industrial crude and finished products which
could be passed from school to school, would do
more to fit boys for wageearning an this Is what In
dustrial education proposes to do for boys.
No amount of argument disprove the facts of
evolution which show the dependence Of sound mind
upon a sound body and have accumulated statistics
enough during fifty past to prove that heathfu
continuous occupation Is OF salvation for young
and DID, poor or rich.
The world is always tormented with difficulties walt
ing to be solved" and list Of small improvements and
Inventions say nothing of the greater needed in
American factories would serve to humble the lingo
patriot some.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

medicine IN spoon, OF through ny
podermic needle But how can he dispense the mental
influence of which we thinking? He must put his
confidence in some fundamental laws which govern the
action of the human mind.
The law which | mention first is that which
is expressed in the tendency of every idea. thought
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31
MIND AS AN AGENT OF HEALING.
BY Robert VI. Gauif.

Everybody Is interested in the idea that
the mind Is an agent of healing. Some en-
brace it, other laugh it to scorn 1t has in
spired the practice OF shameful quackery upon
credulous subjects so that the history of the
application of mental influence to healing
would be a good account Of the credulity Of
mems minds throughout many centuries.
1t Is easy enough for physician to admin
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

To determine the effects Of darkness
upon various forms Of animal life, cNper-
iments are being conducted with insects
and fishes ut the Carnegie branch for cN-
pertinent evolution at Cold Spring llar-
bor. l.. L The experiments are in charge
of Dr. 4. VI. Ranta. \ concrete cave
has been built, I2Nlu feet, aud : feet in
height 1t is ) feet underground Ii is
equipped with tanks in which live fishes
Of various kinds have been placed. while
cfttkets and other insects have been
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

Eight sets of twins aud one set Of
DrIplcts in "A borough of $50 families is "a
condition which exists in South Remove,
PA. All these children are under = years
of age aud enjoying excellent health.
Five sets ot twins and the triplct~ live
within 500 feet of one another.
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BON ber rufitihen Dumu.

st. peters burg, 13. De5br.
Gin aommittee Der 3umd bat iih am
Dienitag estpeigert, elmer 9orlage 3uz
3uitimmen, ber3ufolse ben Suben> in
5inlono elsife Redte ipie anoeren
Burgern suseitanben fperbsn ioa. Die
tonitiiutionslen Temotrdtsn entbielten
fih Der 4bItimmung, neil iie teine
2uit batten, ii6 in finniihe Qnselesen.
bsiten sin3umiiten.
Die Hepolu tiondre in
Mertto eihlaseH.
uaerito, 13. De3embsr. sSn .inem
am 0ienitag Radmittas in Der Rabs
bon Gsrro pristo, i'm Staots ghihuas
hua, itattsefunbensn 0efedt stpiiher
Reaisrungstruppsn uno Repolutiond.
rsn tpurbsn 70 Der Gebteren gstootst
uno pisl. Qnpere perpunbet. Der Rsi1
br Repolutiondren entfloh unp tpirt
BON ben Regierungstruppen perfol9t
Gerro Qrieto lit cine tleine Stutior
an Der Merieo uno Rortbpeitern 81
ieubahn.
Tem 9erit,t bes Generals Roporrt
sufolge iparen Die ReDolutlondre un
aeiGbr 400 Bis 500 Wunn fart, nab
| renb bic Regisrunsstruppen 100
Wednn fart paren unb aus Snfante
| RE, artillsri. unD aapau.rie beitaH
| hpr
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Nus Der BunbeSbanptftaDf
& 0 II ore r.

Daibington, .. g., 13. DEG.
Sm Serat fanb am Otenitag etne lebz
9afte 5arifbe6dtte itatt, on Der fth ole
Senatoren Gummins, Nlbri6, gss
peribge unD 6ale uno QnOere bethets
liqten. Sic lpurbe bdOurh oeran'
labt, oab Senator Gummtns cine Reoe
su 9uniten elmer ReioIutiOn belt,
bersufolqe bic Regeln oeS Sendts IN
folder Weiis dmsnbirt DerOen iouten,
bab IS -moglid iein ioIte etn3eine
5beile bes 3ougeieBes 81 replotren,
obne bab Daourh bas gan3e 3ougeieB
gegenitQnb Der Debate peroen ioa.
Die ReIolution rpurDe i4liebIIh auf
Qntrog oes Senators 5ole auf ben
5ift geleat. Die Senatoren 4lorl4
unb Gobge bdttsn uber oorher 3u8:z
Itanoen, bub cine Rsoiiion etn3eInsr
poragrapbsn oss 3oQ9eIsBss MIN
Idsnspertb lei.
2luberoem bsitdtigte Der Senat nur
nod cine lungs 2iIte Don Grnennungen,
bic nG6rsno Der Spmmsrferien 9sz
maht ppr0en pdren.
cm observation-disclosures rpuroe bic
genfionsDorlage, NIT 8erptuigu1gen
| in 50be DON $153, ,614, 900 angenorz
men.
9es8etrugs ii berfu brit
Sames q. 6uitpn, Der pon 1889 big
1891 gunoss SdaBmsiiter par,
purbe bsute i'm 8riminalgeriAt iibsra
| fu6rt. sufammen nit 5urpeD 81. Gept5
BON Cincinnati uno gDsrett Dufour
Don DaIbington Die gOit gu betruge.
ridden Cperationen benuBt gu habsn
Das 5rio purbe nah elmer Ra55tc
auf bic 9eamten Der Rational 2ru'
Co., pel6e Die 2lttieu anoersr De
IeQI5oftsn ssgsn 8omwiiIion guran
tirte, Don Der 8unoes 8rdnolurl
in Qntlags3uitanb psrIest. Der Yro
seb nd6rte 5 Wohen. Die 5urn po
Iih aber in penigen Stunoen eint5
| Die 5ohititrafe 1T 5psi Sabre 3udt
baus uno $4,000 Strafe. Die Srei
tpslche Q9peQiren molten, Duroen emit
lDsilen ssgen gurgihaft auT Trs5su
SUP be!afen.
3um poItmsiiter in 3 8ueq
rus, ernannt.
: Inter ben Rominatipnen, Die ndt
. reno oes Gases Dem Ssnat 5ur gsItat
I gung sugsihitt puroen, befano u
fit aud oisjeuige BON Sames IT. So'
, IeD gum pOftmeiitsr in Suc1rus, Obi
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iunb shemals Coroner BON J1irfie
gouuip. puroe am Tieniiag in cine
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I, rem auieefunoen.
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: Columbus. Tds paar lebte isit b,
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!. !, Jrau bate bic ainoer nit na9 6
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lDetterberiMt,

sir Sbip: Sdones, pdrmerss
Wttt.r am Witttpof. am 0onners
itaa Idones Weiier. Suoiptfl.He
Wiabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-14
Cine Rebe bes fruEeren
Brdftpeuten ROO eoelt.

9rdiioeHten R o o Ieoelt.
Rem Supeu, Conn, Is. Deg.
Der friibera prdToent Rooispelt belt
am 9ienitaq 4benb auf einem gaHtett
Der bieiieen 5anoelstammer 'etne er1te
politifhe Reoe Ieit Der WabI. gr Uahm
nidt i'm 9eringitsn ge3ug auf bic
Uahl ooer auf poiitiiae 3agssrra9eH.
Gr beItrdntte fid oaruuf, Die polttlz
Ihen Qehren al tpieoerbolen, Die er 10
oft pdbreno ieiner Reiien i'm legten
CONNER gum Qusorut gebra6t bate.
Der 9las bes neu srfpdhlten 9ous
p.rneurs g. g. 9alopin an Der Ia
feI mar unbeIest. Die apntrooerie
spiihen Col. RooIepeIt unb bemRlhs
ter golopin bat bier ut6ts neuss ges
ssitist.
Gol. Rooiepelt leste bas folgenoe
poIitiihe 9laubensbetenntniB ub: -
.Sda bin Elm Rabitalsr. t6 bin aber
elm RaoitaIer, Der oenWunih bat, oob
elm rabitales grosrumm BON aonlers
patipen ourhgefiiArt ptro."
Gr nieperboIts, oaB Die aorporattoz
neu bon Der Resierung reguItrt psrs
ben ioQten.
| Col. Rpoiepelt rpiro am MeittDot
in Bolton cine Reoe bulten.
9us SeTtamsnt Der 5 rau
Mpra Suou.
SeattIe Waib., 13. Ses. 5rar
Wnra Suoa, bic Iih am Somitug tr
.insm bieIisen 6oteI psrgiftet bat, bu'
betrGdtlite Summen 9eloes in bic
Iiaen, glepetunoer uno gincinnatie1
gant.n bintsrlaNen. 60 ertldrt eir
qopotdt, Der am 8isnFtag oie4bIariF
zines 5eitamentss porlegts, BON ben
. aber oqs Srioinol iotpeit nidt geiun
ben tpproen lit. 2luh cine Beriihe
runspolice fir mebrers tauIeno Dol
lars tonnte Iotpsit mod niht gefunoel
peroen.
, Sn benz 5eitamente piro eriuht
E baB Molis Witlatf, bon Cincinnati
, eine Stpeiter Der gopten. sur SeIta
mentspolitredsrin ernannt perosn Iol
anssbli6e y q d 6trsitsr
freiseipro6en
Gobppille, an.. 13. 8s5. d
Surp, Dor pelher Der .Rattreiter
, pro3sb perbanoelt niro, funb heute oi
aneetlaeten Bart. greetmur, QlonS
: Grap, Sim 9paurt uno Sr5an Ssntin
niebt inulbia. Die 9enannten mare
beihulpist. ben Staats5eugen ariol
Cooper ermorDet gu baben, Scope
. puroe am 80. Suli b. Sabres auf e
nem pienie BEL 2omaiio, 2pon gpur
IN, setDbtet. Bier anoere 4ngetIugt
3 Rpr Wlerrid. Jrdnt Uiurpbp, 5tla
), Waitnsa unb Spunt Grestmuy, tpt,
, ben morgen gum prpSsiis r0rssIlb'
a,nsresn.