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Personal.

In an address at Rochester Eugene
Foss urged republican insurgents to
go over to democracy.
Senator Perry of Mississippi says
he will resign if it is shown his cleo
ton was secured by fraud.
The president sent the name of E.
r. Sizer, to continue as postmaster at
Lincoln, Nebr., to the senate.
That William J. Baehr, formerly
city treasurer of Kansas City, who
died recently, was short in his &C.
counts, So, 4S065 was reported to the
mayor by a firm of accountants.
Woman suffragists at Washington
deplored the affront to the president.
Senator Burton of Ohio attacked
the rivers and harbors bill.
BENJAMIN Eiseman, founder of one
of the largest wholesale dry goods
houses in the west, died at his home
in st. Louis, II years old.
President Taft has long list from
which to select a successor to the
late Justice Brewer.
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URGES RIGHT LIVING
Mrs. John Vance Cheney Leader
in New Movement.
international League of Right Think
ing and Right Living Says Hap
piness Lies in Serving and
Helping Others.

Chicago.-It has been said that $780,
100000 persons, aside from those con-
nected with the Christian Science
church, are making inquiries or are
directly interested in some advanced
or New Thought movement. Among
the many leaders of Advanced
Thought probably no one is better
known than Mrs. John Vance Che
ney, both through her personal in
struction in classes and through her
books. A certain minister has said
that two books in this line he con-
siders an invaluable aid to his work,
What 1t Is That Heals" by Mrs.
Cheney, and DR.. Worcester's Religion
Of Medicine"
Recently Mrs. Cheney has estab'
lished an educational and philanthropio
Organization known as the information
al League Of Right Thinking and Right
Living, and centers have been started
hamton, Toronto, Denver, San Fran
cisco and many other places.
In explaining the work of the league
Mrs. Cheney said:
Our aim is to reach the dead class
of workers who never rise above the
sordid conditions of daily drudgery.
Our method is to re-educate. Legisla-
ton or force cannot change or
strengthen social or moral conditions,
the inspiration must come from with
in, so We try to begin at the beginning.
following the INJUNCTION of Scion,
Know myself and we believe that for
the first time in history we have de-
veloped technique of self-knowledge.
We turn the attention of members to-
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General.

The late cold weather wrought
great damage to fruit prospects.
Foreigners in the disturbed prov
ince of China were obliged to flee to
save their lives.
Senator Aldrich will retire when
his present ERIN expires in 1911. I'M
paired health determines him from
seeking reelection.
The hamlet of Orleans, New York,
was nearly wiped out by fire. Twenty
two buildings, including church and
school house, were destroyed.
The attorney general of Missouri
has filed his brief in the suit to GUST
the International Harvester company.
Cannon and the insurgents are sure
to have another round before the SEES
sion of congress concludes.
Agents of the department of justice
and the trasury are looking into GER
tain features of the beet sugar in
dustry in the west
The China-Japan mail leaving San
Francisco over the Southern Pacific
was held up by robbers, who cut
mail sacks, no express being carried.
The engine was then turned loose,
making wild flight, but was switched
by telegraph orders before doing
damage.
There will be no strike on the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western rail-
road Everything has been amicably
arranged.
Homer TODD shot and killed his
eighteen-year-old wife at Monett, Mo-,
and then shot himself. He will die.
w. ]. Bryan will sail for Scotland
in May.
More than 5000 men who receive
pensions for service during the civil
war live outside of the United States.
An expedition which assembled
Mount Mckinley failed to find any
trace of the records of DR.. Cook.
William Schmitt, % years old, a
member of a Freeburg Qll.) baseball
team, was killed by being struck by
a ball over the heart
Clifford Pinchot, in excellent humor,
concluded his visit with Mr.. Roose-
welt.
Judge William H. Epson for years
leading Ohio politician, died at
Akron.
Weston, the pedestrian, in his walk
from San Francisco to New York, is
fifteen days ahead of his time.
Extradition papers were issued for
the return from New York to Pitts
burg of Bank President Hoffstot.
The expedition reached Mt. Nc
Kinley, but found no records of DR..
Cook.
A Utah man lost $4,000 by fire, he
having hid the same in the stove
pipe unknowingly to his wife who
started the flame.
There will not be any dissolution
of the merger of the Union and
Southern Pacific roads. This is the
opinion of General Counsel Herrin
for the last named road.
Secretary Ballinger has opened for
settlement under the homestead act
3O4. $50 acres in Montana and 51,640
acres in New Mexico.
ST have no intention of retiring
from President Taft's cabinet" de-
clared Secretary MacVeagh.
Colonel Cooper of Tennessee was
granted e. pardon by Governor Pat
terson after the supreme court re
affirmed his twenty-year sentence.
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Extraordinary Compliment.

The governor of western state
was making inspection of certain state
institutions when he made inquiry al
to the progress of chaplain by him
appointed to an insane asylum. How
lis he getting along?" asked the gov
ernor, thinking to get an unprecedented
opinion from the official acting as his
guide. "Fine!" exclaimed the man.
His preachin' is very successful, gov.
ernor. The idiots enjoy it especially"
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Over-Henpecked.

Ex-Gov. Pennypacker, discussing at
a dinner in Philadelphia the divorce
evil. said, with his humorous smile:
perhaps there would be less di"
vorce if human nature were more per-
feet. Some women, you know, hen
peck their husbands. There is, for
example, Bucks county farmer who
said the other day that he would GER
tainly apply for a divorce, only his
wife wouldn't let him."
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American colony in Rome
while the work of Mhodim Rome the statement started
a
lost and the of Italy, losing Spain Austria
and
the
and amfor
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public
the a He born
he
by the D..
Murphy While
Murphy working
through whic Rockefeller COLLEGES
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of it its hundreds of thousands
place and daughters
the
past"
will
before There will
be % be
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and stripes and has service
appointed of Gov
lieutenant
United States served with General Shafter Cuba At his
battery which
Philippine operations
family responsibility
looking Colonel Aston OF he has
colonel O'Clock th
morning He director trustee than big corporations
machine
Columbian exposition
which
to the public
device which
which thu
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WILL GIVE AWAY MILLIONS

How would you like to give away $500 900 900
and possibly $1,000 100000 of somebody elses
wealth? Sounds like nice job, doesn't it?
Looks like nice occupation to dole out thou
sand here, ten thousand some place else, hun
dred thousand there and million elsewhere but
1t isn't the softest snap in the world as Starr j.
Murphy, personal counsel and benevolent repre-
sentative for John D. Rockefeller will tell YOU
Mr.. Murphy has been giving away Rockefeller
money since 1904. Estimates of the amounts the
oil king has given range from 500 1000 to
5000, 100000.
Now comes Mr.. Rockefeller with a plan to
give away all of his fortune for the aid of man
kind He has selected his son, Mr. Murphy and
Erederick IN Gates the to do thn
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-04-22
ROUSED ROOSEVELT'S IRE

Rev. Bertrand Martin Triple, head of the
Methodist church in Rome, has stirred up hor
nets nest and the final sting may not come for
years, if ever. To Mr.. Triples jealous work for
the Methodist cause may indirectly be charged
the incident which prevented Theodore Roose-
welt meeting the pope. Only a short time ago
former VicePresident Fairbanks found himself
in the same position that which Colonel Roose
welt occupied. Of course the Fairbanks incident
did not such furore the Roosevelt
affair.
Now Colonel Roosevelt is angry at Rev. Mr..
Triple The former president wanted the clash
with the Vatican to rest a personal matter so
far as he was concerned, but statement issued
w Rev Tinne stirred In the trnnhla anew
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-04-22
MlLWAUKEE'S NEW MAYOR

The eyes of the nation are on Emil Seidel
Socialist, who has just been elected MAYOR of
Milwaukee The people want to know what a
Socialist with the reins of government of a big
city like Milwaukee will do. Consequently they
have turned the calcium rays on Mr. Seidel and
his every action will be watched with interest
Those who expect to see radical change in the
traditions of city government, Judging from the
utterances of the mayor-elect, will be doomed to
disappointment The following statement of the
new mayor gives an indication of his intentions.
1--WE must remove the swamps and cesspools
and marshes as our forefathers have done; we
must take this city that they founded and built
and beautifed and must cleanse it,
"Our task is to take this orr citv and +o ,oo1ro
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COL. JOHN JACOB ASTOR

Col. John Jacob Astor gave a dinner which
cost $4,000 several weeks ago to celebrate the
divorce granted to his wife. Only a short time
before the country startled by the report that
the colonel had been lost at sea with his son
when they were caught in hurricane while tour
ing the West Indies in their paatial yacht. The
report was not true and Colonel Aston turned up
saft and sound.
These little incidents in the life of the head
of the great Astor family, no doubt, added to the
impression that all Colonel Astor has to do is to
give parties and ride around the world in his
yacht. Nothing is further from the truth. Colonel
Aston is busy He has been useful cti-
zen and unlike another member of his family
who alianated himself from the limited States to
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land, timber and mineral thieves. cat
tie barons and servile politicians.
These forces are still banded togeth-
er and are continuing the fight against
COZ servation. While Roosevelt was
in the White House they could make
no progress. Since he has left the
White House there is no question but
that they have been received with
greater favor at the interior depart
mpOf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-28
HID HIS MONEY IN DUMP
AND TEEN FORGOT SPOT

A young man of German descent
walked into town few days ago
from Yerington, cashed i'll a check
for $3.50 and visited on of the To-
cal emporiums of chance He in
creased his ron by SOS and then
went out with his blankets to take
a nap. He claims to have selected
nice soft spot near the Ophir
mine and before 1apsing into dream
land dug hole and cached his
$415. His sluniber being disturbed
by an aggravated brown taste he
started out in search of a refresh
ing drink. Upon his return he de-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-28
DIVIDEND OF
4 CENTS A Share
IS DECLARED
ROUND MOUNTAIN MINING co.
POSTS ANOTHER DISTRI-
BUTTON OF PROFITS.

The Round Mountain Mining
company has declared its ninth
consecutive quarterly dividend OF
four cents a share, amounting to
$34,S50.07. making the total divi-
dends of the company $293,733.20,
The disbursement will be made on
June 25, to stockholders of record
June 20.
1t is reported that the most i'm
porcant surface strike in the his
tory of the company has been made
by the new vertical shaft that is
going down 900 feet east of the
main workings, it being under
stood that the shaft at depth OF
1870 feet is in pay ore, and it is
expected that it will continue to al
least 200 feet, which point will
probably be reached within fifteen
days
This work is opening entirely
new country and will furnish a
large tonnage to the mill. Devel-
opments in other portions of the
mine are said to have increased
the Gre reserves to a very large
extent The mill is now handling
about 1870 tons a day, but this
is to be increased to $50 tons.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-28

cided to draw upon the bank, but
search as he might he could not
locate the gold mine he planted. All
day yesterday this unfortunate
young man was combig1g the sides
of the road with rake from the
Nevada brewery on the east to
Meacham's humber yard on the
west, but mp to date has not un-
earthed the bunch of double eagles.
He has NOW come to the conclu-
sion that he did net select the IA
nous Ophir for his bed after all
and the burning question of the
hour is, where did I snooze, or
the mystery of the golden fleece .
Fgiends OF the unfortunate young
man say they saw him at the north
eEd near the grade and active pros
pecting Will be iraugurated in that
part of tie lead at once.-Virginia
Chronicle
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-28
NOTICE U. II. X. OF p.

All members OF Tonopah company
No. 4. Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythias, are requested to meet al
the Pythian Castle Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock or as soon there
after as convenient, for the pur-
pose of drilling. Movements fer
Memorial day parade and COMPETE
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-28

tive drill will be executed. The
members will secure swords and
belts at the armcry and then pro-
coed to the Elks hall where drill!
will be conducted
By order of company commander
O. u. HAMPTON,
Sgt. Rec
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-28

Pure. fresh apple cTTer by The
quart or gallon at the H j. Haf
Liquor company. ID If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-28

The Boannza mas the MOST COM
pket ruling and binding plant In tha
state. Give us a trial
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
I,p.Jl1olIef TDf'sHf l9s(

first floor erlookinR the courtyard in which Alec
had preferred his claim to the throne o kosnol Ia
the perpleEel president Of the embryo Republic 1t
plain words to Prince Michael Degrado. and its
situation con- enleut for the Kings daily
comings and eolngs that he had utilized it tempo
rarilv an Office and pr. ate audience chamber.
At the top OF the stairs he happened to catch
sight Of Pauline Joan staId looking maid. Though
he obtained only casual glimpse o her he fancIed
that She was distressed about something and IL OC-
CURED him after he was In the Jom and the door
was closed that perhaps She ed 10 give him a
message. BoskO the tactuu Albanian whom he
had now definitely appointed "a. lbs conhdenti.l at
tendant standing near the table with bundle OF
documents that demanded tho Kings signature.
Realizing that the French tamau would meet
B0sao IL Il minute or two when La went out with the
signed papers and could then make known her wish
10 speak to- the KING If such .. her intention Alec
bent over the table and bega. l., perusc .era de
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

Gavs ago. He sand the man had done his best to
bring assistance. bur his efforts We're frustrated bv
some stupid hunder here. and he thought something
ought TO be done Tor him. l promised TO attend to
II; but the thing slipped my mind.
BY this time he had reached the policeman, who,
assisted ay soldier. was dragging the protesting
waiter to the glardroor.
Release that man. he said
The man salute5. and the trembling Sobes,i fell
on his knees on the pavement.
oh, get up. said the King, who felt special
aversion 10 such display of abasement. Recover
your wits. man. and tell me what you want.'
| ask protection. your Majesty nurnured the
desperate Sohiesk " Ny life IS in danger. | came
here to see Monsieur Polusbi; but they told me he
not al home. | have been turned out OF my
situation. so I have nowhere to 60. II am found
wandering II the streets tonight | shall be killed
At any rate. YOU seem to be thoroughly fright
enet," cried Alec with reassuring smile. Take
charge OF him. he said TO the soldier and have
him sent 10 my bureau in i've minutes
The bureau IL question that apartment on the
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

70 Tie discussion ay Alec was quite unforeseen and
-4- --... -le.- liking.
II -as e-e- aeen your Majesty wish that We
-.-.t state o-- opinions fully and freely. con
--.ei the ---a- -e. asi~. for one. was anxious
.-.- 70 make known 10 YOU The sentiments that
TAIN currency II my own circle. may be wrong.
J---a-Z Is nor A-s--.la
. -bBI~H shouted SrampoE hammerlng The
~ table with q clenched hst That which has
been -a-E here -o-lav VIII he heard openly II the
Streets = The r--a. tonight. Tomorrow II VIII be
-=- -s- and WIDE throughout the confines Of
--- every man no has is welfare at
must not take place / say,
.--- exile H--L the KING. and was pre-
---e 10 establish HIM on the throne.
i - prepared now 10 offer the same poor sacrifice
- save nay beloved land from catastror rhe-
81. ---s proposed nesalI1ance IS nothing less
curious thrill corvulsed the Council. Every Serb
WAS stirred by the General bold arowal, but
Alec E--e- The rising storm by calm announc cement:
suggest that defer this discussion till to-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

WY he had adopted another course.
-- --a- Jay there had never been the shadow Of
.-.- between them. How then tie War
y -..--s --re..Ull.able attitude ~ be elpaineIt
"- - ---ss ptLllng the strings IL some un-
recognized manner, Was EellauI "a party 10 the
lese questions must be answered, and
-lealalLe ty hook or by crook, he must
E-r - z1y" ledge VI The dispute from Joan ears
-..' AFTER --e e55lu2
t-er---ee. ..--tg-. man stand ing near the gates
r I-e- P, pass tie se.r-les when the KING arrived
4. - instantly cD..a.e-. Jnderslzed. poorly clad,
g. -.ei.y --leAeH 10 appearance. he was hustled
Ally oy sr4-t4rt Albanian policeman until
..-eit-on was drawn r. the scuitie.
.-lle 1esFa.ring face became visible for a mo-
- ana choking voice cried. "S Save me your
Majesty. ana I,Lu ~oflesr'"
7saiesa Thought Alec ordering his carriage to
ana a-9- -t-1e .-..aiv That is the Polish
-..'. &@lrer Vi whom Fele .ros- t. II some few
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

partmental DEGREES hurriedly He made it rule
never 70 append his name 10 any state paper with
out mastering Its contents, and one of the palace
guards brought IN SobIeskI before Alec had con
cluded his self imposed task As it happened the
various items We're mere fornalities and when he
wrote Alexis r. for the last time, Bosko and the
soldier left the and the frightened little Pole
found himself alone with the King.
Now, said Alec kindly, tell me what you want
and why you afraid.
SOBIESKI at once plunged into a rambling state
~ nIent He spoke the kosnovian language with
the fluent inaccuracy OF his class, but Aecs alert
ears had no difficulty III following his meaning. His
story that several customers OF the cafe had de
nOunced him TO the proprietor spy IN the Kings
service, while some OF them went far charge
him with responsibility for the deaths of those
thirty-One heroes OF the Seventh Regiment whose
bodies had been found the stairs and first floor
landing OF the hotel His master had no option but
to discharge him. and SobIesk felt that he had good
reason TO fear that his life was IN danger. Alec
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

Sobieski felt that he had good
bis life was III danger. Alec
pooh-pOOhed the notion; but
the tirnid little waiter was so
wOebegone that the King
pitied him.
" Tell me exactly what YOU
did on the day OF the revolt.
he said. " You came here. |
understand. How was II that
no one listened to YOU
Oh, they did, your Ma
jesty. protested Sobieski.
" Your Majesty's own father
brought me into the hall and
kept me there nearly FIVE
minutes. He did not believe
a word | said, and was very
angry with me for bringing
such an alarming story To the
palace. At last. by good for
tune, Monsieur Nesimir ap-
peared, but even then |
should have been taken away
in custody If Monsieur Poluski
had not caused me to be re-
leased. "
Despite its sinister signIti-
cance, Alec could not choose
but credit this amazing state
mcut. He wondered why
Felix had not told him the
facts in detail afterWard but
he knew that the hunchback $
mind worked in strange
grooves, and it was probable
that his silence was dictated
by some powerful motive. In
any Neut. the incident was an
unpleasant reminder OF Ger
tain nebulous doubts that he
had striVen to crush. and it
was better that this scared
rabbit of a man should not
remain in Delgratz and be
come the victim OF some Ven
delta that might bring the
whole story into prominence.
You want TO leave the
city. | take it said he after
a thoughtful pause, in which
he took a slow turn up and
down the room.
| dare not remain here any
longer. your Majesty. | came
tonight to ask Monsieur
Poluski to be good enough 10
give me money TO take me 10
Warsaw. -
/ think" said Alec, smil-
ing, he promised you, in my
name, the wherewithal to buy
a cafe. "
| fear | did not earn my
reward your Majesty, slut
tered the other.
Are cafes dear in War
saw ' sand the King, unlock
ing a drawer and producing
ilent of FIVE hundred dollars.
Id give YOU fresh start in lie.
that YOU keep still tongue
IRE IN local events.
ttitudc grew mCoherent. espe-
handed him over to the care of
al brought him to the bureau,
II he was TO be taken to the
sateguardcd there till the de
ram that crossed the frontier
dinner hour was long past.
or a heavy meal SO he went to
re he changed his clothes. con-
some sandwiches, which he ate
| down with a glass of red vine.
airs about an hour later. he
ng room The door was open.
men had already ended dinner.
u the music salon. to which his
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

e- -a- and WIDE ---Cu
--- country -.-- man g
- must :
here ----- exile E--L {
-. --e --- ---r TO eStanl
- repaired now 10 offer I
save nay beloved land
-. --.- proposed uesall1anct
4 .--.o-s thrill corvulsed II
..--- was stirred by the Gene
Alec stalled The rising storm by
suggest thai we defer
morrow morning. he said.
L mas found nae --r-eua-ed
and i / am NOT very much
mistaken many OF the gen
-.eren here sd not anticipate
mat the question would he
-asei today II is present
ute form
L vas evident that The
g--v Of the Ministers ia
red the adoption OF the
-Es proposal, but Stamp
=-CWled al them algrIIv
@ 5-owned their tlmorous
-=rt by his resenttul
ao-es Why wait
morrow
indeed. Alec was
.-t endurance.
the ci-cum-
he said Il
.-e ttat YOU
-.1-seI- from
Minister
.Ge.
I re-
means
.-tr.r.
-- 70 retain
u hOsro-la 8
son by refusing
your resignation.
shout Of APPLAUSE
owned oramroE -eaemerr
-ores- and Alec seize. the
-g-------- -. hurry from the
-c1l cham e.
5ld not ~ 10 con s-
rom h,u-- the SEN
Of This unexpected
though he was Tar E-.-.
r-edgirg that -1epeop.e
attached sue. slgnlh-
~ his wife S nation
Srampo1 and the
l--. -rotessed % believe.
p-z his WIS as he insight.
- ne failed utterly ~
tOr Stampo1 S u1-
Using tone. The old
ne were the best If
lie had taken no
Without first con
man who had been
- tutor since his
Even when he ran
COZ -rampof1 . advice.
-e listened 10 Il
eas -a he invariably
toos ---.s- pains u show
"hv he had IL,
I'LL -a- day there had ney
4 r-. between them Ho
l e.9ulllable arci
W. .-.-s pulling III
r--.--l-- -au-er- Was +
These questions n
Speedily Meanwhile bv hool
1-e. al s1.a edge VI the dis
---f. AFTER rae Welding