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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-16

Charles, the thirteenth Duke of Croy.
who came OF age only last April, is head
of one of the oldest families In Europe
AS sovereign Duke of Dulmen. in West
phalia he is a member of the so-called
high German nobility He has his own
exclusive house laws, and is not subject
to any ordinary jurisdiction. His title.
Duke of Croy, dates back to 1I6S when it
was conferred upon the head of the house.
And that the house OF Croy is the in
dsputable equal OF Europe's reigning
dynasties was fully recognized last year
when the young dukes sister, Princess
Isabella. was accepted as upon fun terms
of royal equality with her husband.
Prince Franz, son of the prince regent of
Bavaria.
Indeed, the Duke of Croy is nearly re-
lated To many of the royal families of
the old world. For example, there is his
maternal aunt who is the wife of the
Archduke Frederick of Austria and the
sister-in-law of Dowager Queen Marie
Christine of Spain, And the young Ouch
Of Croy is also related by marriage to
some of the nobility of Europe. her elder
sister Martha. being the widowed Coun-
tess de Gontaut Biron. Thus has the
opuient John G. a. Leishman, former
president OF the Carnegie Steel Com
pany. and our former envoy to SwitZer-
land. Turkey. Italy and Berlin married
two Of his daughters to Europeans Of
title.
But already cloud is arising upon the
marital horizon of our latest American
duchess. Thus far il is but cloud of
doubt. for IT is only rumored that when
the test is made the naughty courts of
Berlin and Vienna will recognize the for
mer Nancy Leishman as only the NOR
Sanatic wife of his grace OF Croy. And
this decision tits said will be based upon
q precedent established by none other
than the young duke himself who, when
a minor. took, through his guardian. le
gal action which debarred his cousin
Prince Philip OF Croy from comforting
the rank of duchess upon his Erglsh
wife, the former Elizabeth Mary Par
nell. But even should the imperial
courts of proud Kaiser William and old
Franz Josef refuse to fully recognize
this marriage. IL will still be fully sane
toned In France where the dukedom
originated and which no longer NEEDLES
with noble titles, because they are no
Hence. he former Nancy Leishman will
be the French Duchess OF Croy wi ,ther
Westphaiian royalty or not.
But despite what has been widely said
about Hiss Leishmnns coming nearer
10 marrying real member of European
royalty than any other American CIR"
the fact is that two other of our daugh-
tiers have come even nearer to this claim
TO fame
!. <
That same Albert Honore Charles
Prince of Monaco, who lately toured
America and who last month called upon
President Wilson at the White House,
married in 1889 the widowed Duchesse
de Richelieu, who was an American girl
Marguerite Alice Heine, daughter of
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cepted that up-to-dateness means ad-
vocacy of at least one OF these modern
movements. And this is true Of her per-
sonality.
Lest II be concluded that she is dis
dainful of modern feminine assertiveness
because OF a superficial investigation OF
its many phases. let II be said that her
lack of active support is due to the
fact that careful introspection revealed
more capacity for love If husband and
home than for politics or economics.
Not because i think IL would be i'm
possible 10 order ones domestic life ETH
GENTLY and at the same time give intel
1igent support tc any of these move
ments." she admitted. do I adhere TO
the traditional tenets OF womanhood
but because |. personally, In my own
life. prefer the role OF wife TO any other"
Ii is this love Of domesticity that rules
her choice OF recrealons and colors her
interests. As she sat In the drawing
room Of her apartment she spoke some
what reticently al first OF her personal
tastes and views
Il have no hobby" she began. except
my home. l like TO cook and keep house
better than anything else"
This was easy to believe after a glance
around the coionialy fur shed apart
ment, with its fine old pieces OF mahog-
any. arranged obviously for use and
not to merely furnish. Large bowls of
IalI flowers testified TO the presence of
the feminine touch that converts a house
into a home.
Like most girls she continued, Il
had the advantages of art and music.
but 4 have done nothing spectacular
along either line. Those two paintings
between the windows are my work, but
they are not much"
One. a vase of delicate pink roses, and
the other. a woodland scene In browns
in no wise served TO indorse her dispar-
agement OF her talents.
do YOU see what / mean when I say
that | am most interested IN my home p
she asked. The things that / am able
TO do are all directly or indirectly OF a
domestic nature
when / wSs child I was weak and
delicate, 10 my education was received al
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Duchess OF Roxburghe is fresher IN the
mind of the American reader. as =
Miss Helen Morton's daughter Of the
late Vice PRESIDENT becoming the
Duchess de yalencay Her husband. a
brother of Prince Helie de Sasan. sec
ond husband Of Anna Gould. was 'omte
Bosom de Perigord when Miss Morton
married him in London in 1901. soon
after the marriage, ii is said. the comte
obtained from his father-in-laW So45,-
673 TO purchase the Chateau de Naleh,
cav the possession of which bestoWfa
upon him the title Of due ana OF hlS
bride as Duchess de NaienGaN. NJ
Morton advanced the money on con
dition that the property should be held
in his daughters name. and TINS Stlph-
lation incenscd the family Of his titled
son-in-law. \ separation Followed anu
the duchess applied 10 the courts Tor
IA dissolution OF the legal bond
The next American girl to become
duchess mad also sad climax 70 her
marriage This was Miss Shonts.
daughter Of Theodore J.. Shnnts former
chairman Of the Panama canal commits
sion. But few weeks after her mar
rage to the French Due de Ghaulnes the
latter suddenly dropped dead in Paris.
The curse which has hung over
French titles since the days of Louis
the Grand seems wot to spare the
American heiress IL is question
whether they are worth striving for,
considering that many Of them are
clouded; that after the gullot!ning OF
the old mobiles many Of the latterS
servants and other spurious persons
rose TO claim them that since then, in
France. any one has been able to as
sumo them-whether aS duchess or
princesS-without provoking the small
est interference of the government
Copyright. 1913 by John Elfreth wa'kins)
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4 duke who has MARI EA two AfhtFl-
can women i lis Grace d. IHao no -
the French Marquis de T. @rand-fer
CORD first welded Miss Bessie curtis,
dauehter Of Joseph Davis }taers curtis
Of New York This warraS which %
Cured 1T Nice. VAS away a&G e. lssf.
and was one Of oar INST intern, t3ona
alliances To stir the fashionable @ortts.
Had they remained weddoo She would
have become a duchess. hut ineN wee
divorced and not until after tEe stf@f4-
fiaI din ne fall her To tine title ~ itHr
3e Dino Then be mad = duct = -
Mrs Adele Livingston sampson. oa#GH}s
II Joseph Sampson ~ NtN A'tht ah&
divorced aife 81 Frcder * Livingston
Ills first n IL has called herself ia,
MARQUIS. de Talleyfand-P erlEord and has
spent her winters ii New York. she IS :
sister Of Miss Josephine Curtis, Who he.
came the Italian Princess Of kuspoh anu
OF PogEio-S uasa
Two mem ,rs OF the mati- millionaire
Singer famiS-the same which r odGeed
the Princess de SceH -Montbelard. men
toned ater-haye become dnChtsscs.
These We're Mrs Isaac s NIGER. Who mar
ried the Duke Of Camlost.sce, ana A4sS
Isabe4l8 Singer. who welded the DAe dc
DecaZes.
other American duchesses not TO be
forgotten are Miss Maihilae Davis. who
married the Duke Of 5lnte Moufeitrio.
Miss Mary l.. Forbes. wife OF the Duke
d.. Cholstul- = asiln. ahI N $ Lowry,
daueh:er Of Archibald lowry Of Wash
ington who before h. had inner ted -
title. and while h. WAS 4 young At
tachr Of the spanish legation in Wash
ington. fe,l in love with aud later mar
ritd the Duke Of ARGOS who directly fol-
lowing orr war with Spain served as
SPANISH min s;cr to the Tn ted States
This marriage has been a happy one,
ike that az Matte Mitchell, daugat"t ~
the Inflated United states senator Mitch
ell OF oregon. who married the pGe de
Rochtfoucau,d.
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ny JOHN ELFRETH WATKINS.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-18
GLASS PLANT
OFFICIALS HERE
Stockholders Meeting Held q,
Pant Beginning al Nine
Thirty This Mortlng

A nssiiag Of the stockholders Of
chsasis wiades Glass Co. sss
hsld ,als nofaisE O, aiss lhiny.
Aaoag the oai efiesa Stockholders
sae sfs siIssdisE the assiisE sfsi
A. ]. cosasa. VI. Saith. Ais..
IoAa cosasa. fsdoaisi css'ia
Mysn. Sss Bsihishsn, Pal ssd
raoass csaaisEAsm Of iisshsasa.
W. Va. Psssidsai d. NJ. Kssssdy
sad chsssis stockholders ssfs
also fspfssesisd.
Ths 10 the sshssi nss,iag Of
the stockholders ssd iaeisdp Q
tsvisv Of The past yssn bssiasu
aud .plsss TOT The future. osias
TO the scarcity Of gas here. oas Of
the propositions that sili eoms sp
10. whether the plsa, sill be opeaed
hsre again OF whether the asri hfe
uili be 10 otlshoms. Sandy
spriags. CHA. has bsea spoksa Of
ss aneu location.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-18

A ssvsssiss=ss, isAsa tfoa . cAL
eAxo noFslas paper sse.s 10 vsss .
pass . ssaiss nsy eo=s 10 . sfssi
city; -wsstsd-A eollasessios. er .
yoaas playwright TIC PLAY 10 a.
ready sr.,isa: eolissoEicf 10 fsrsisA
board saa bed uasii play 10 pro
dussd-
The Chanute times., 1913-06-18
.FRED0NIA BOOSTERS
HERE FOR DINNER
Nearly Sixty Boosters Advsr.
tising Fredonia Chau,auqua
Here Were Me, by Chanu,s
Au,oists

Twenty cars carrying abOu, sixty
passengers arrived here shortly after
"a O'Clock from fredonia. They
were the fredonia boosters. Who arc
making a little trip to advertise their
ehau,auqua.
A number Of Chanu,e cars went TO
carlton to meet them and pilot the
bunch into chanu,e. The visitors
were scattered about a, the diiieren,
hotels Of the city where they were
served with free dinner. Soft drink
checks were dispensed freely and
pretty soon the band appeared and
played some real booster selections.
The Elks opened their club rooms
to the visitors and were the hosts
for smoker. The call was con.
cluded about 1890 and the squad
continued on their way to Buffalo.
Owing to the fact that II was late
before the Chanute boosters we're
notified OF the call from Fredonia
town, the crowd to welcome them
was not so large as 1t would other.
wise have been. c. X. Large,
secretary Of the club, received word
shortly before noon as to the route
which the boosters would take and
Immediately the Chanute cars left
town to meet their visitors.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-18

Try our Drinks at The Legitimate
Drug Store.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
------
ANAL GAMATED OFFICIALS
VISIT ATLANTA GOLD MINE

J. ] Stubbenbord, manager of the
Atlanta Cold Mining CO., at Allan
ia. came in from the gold camp last
evening and returned this morning
with President W. j. Palmer, Vice
presidnet Randall and superintend-
.ent NanWagenen OF the Amalsamatcl
Piocche company Mr. Palmer Ia a
ssockho'der IN the Atlanta company.
The party will return 20 Plocho to
morrow evening.
From Mr.. Stubbenb rd the informa-
ton is gained that development work
IT the properly is going ahead at a
very sat isfattory rate. On the 20O-ft,
Lowell. the ORE body has been cross'cu
for a distance Of 80 feet: a drift has
ben run out 40 feet. The entire mass
Il ore of. .commerciAl value.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
President Palmer
lnSpects ATnd|gaInated

President W. !. Palmer and Vice.
Pr sident William A. Randall OF the
Nina 'gamattcd Phoebe Mines and
Smeitces corporation arrived in the
city last Monday since which time
thy have been licking over the prop
e.iies Of the Amalgamattd as we'll
as those of the Consolidated Nevada
Utah company,
Both officials have expressed
themselves as ing we'll satisfied
with the progress of the work un.
detsaken at the Amalgamated and
other properties under the supervis.
ion OF Sup't VanWagenen
From Mr.. Palmer il has been
learned that sin,o last August, the
Amalgamated has shipped about 20
ears OF ore, il having a valuation OF
about $4,000. The ere came almost
wholly from mlGe, mill and smelter
dumps e
Mr.. Palmer iH enthusiastic over tho
tnturo OF iiUchc ANA is OF that type
Of men who believes In doing"
things and not in telling what Is
going TO be done" The operation
of the Amalgamat properties thus
far clearly confirms this statemnet
for on every hand one can observe
work being dcne systematically. The
| improvements b ing made are sub.
stDntiai and permanent showing con.
rincing proof that the men who are
guiding the destinics OF the company
have faith that the properties will
be producers for many years to
come,
Messrs Palmer and Randall expect
to return TO New York next Monday
and viii Doubtless return In the
spring; by, which tine the Amalga.
mUted win likely be outputting II
large tonnage of ore from the mine.
Work is going ahead in the A. Y.
smith and d. l., Smith leases---the
fuhn Leasing company, They are
sacklng high grade lead.silvcr or Q
AT the Grccnbaak and Currency claim
1t is believed that r. l.. Godbe
will shortly begin work upon the Su.
san Duster mine lease.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
CoRYELl. GOVERNOR OF
STATE FOR A BRIEF TINE

\ now eoyerno. of Nevada sprans
iato the- lInelisht last night when
Governor Oddie and Lieutenant GOV
ernor Ross departed in the darkness
beyond the boundaries Of the com
monwcaith. enrotte for san Francis
CO. The new executive Is Governor
n. II Coryell Of Elko, chairman pro
temporc of the stat senate Senator
Coryclls cor Get title Is acting
BGycrnor, aud he gets his poworj
from the section of the constitution
which provides in tn absence cf the
governor, the lieutenant goVerno1
shall act and in the absence OF the
lieutenant goverrnror the chairman
pro tempcre of the senate shall act,
Senator Cory, Il was chosen chair
man prCtemptre Of the senate a
the last session of the legislature
He has for several te.ms been a
member of the senate, chosen from
Elko county State Journal,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
Senator NcWIandS
Visits This County

United States Senator Francis G..
Newlands paid visit To Phoebe dur
1ns' the week and while il has been
asserted that his coming hai some
thing TO do with politics, h was
nevertheless. given an enthusiastic
non-pa.tisan reception al the Pioche
Commercial club. rooms Wendesday
esSn las. The club .uoII.s " re- crowd
ed and those pres nj had the pleas
ure of listening 10 most Interest,"
ing and Instructive address in which
the distinguished guest touched up
on many of the live iasues Of the day
without lending political colCr to
his remarks.
Senator Newla Is WAS requested
to say something about the reclama-
tion bill with which his name is lden-
tilted and tod cf many of the results
achieved in tho reclamation of the
arid lands Of the west since it be-
came Il law He said Nevada had
been benefited ty the Truckee Car
son pfojeCt--whlch is nearing COM
pletion He said that 1t is the inten-
tlon to take up other projects in the
state; that the mo, ement would not
end With the scient fic conservation
OF surface stra ms, but that the UNI
derground waterways and lakes of
the state Won Il receive attention, by
which means millions of acres ofland
now arid would be brought
uEedr cultivation; thereby providing
of new people and the building up OF
greater industries in the common
wealth.
Senator Newlands outlined some
Of the good things to be derived form
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
Machinery FOR
DAY-BRISTOL tram

A large CONSIGNMENT of machinery
for the Day-Drris ol mine and tram.
way arrived during the week and.
under the direction OF ID. T.. sullivan,
who has been engaged at superln.
incident Of construction by the build.
ers of the tramway. the equipment
will soon be landed at Its destlna.
tion,
On one car IL n E0,ho SO power
hosting. eueine Mhiaa 10 10 lie in
stalled AZ the Cipsy Mlle, 25 horse
pow r en- inc rG' ESQ IN the opera.
lion Of the air comp essor and
lJ.horsepowor engine to be utilized
in the tramway operation; also u
3 drill aiic ompres sor
A force of men has been engaged
this week in cl airing he right-of.
way for the tramwly between Bristol
and the terminus of the Phoebe Pa.
cif!c railroad. frank Walker has
been on the surveying joiI \nd has
the cross.sectioning Of the line
completed
Hristp' In taking on considerable
more activity than usual. The new
| DAY Bristol work. together with
| that gcing on at lhe various leases.
is giving the district an impetus not
| witnesses that section In lonH
time Over 100 men are employed
steadily at the present time and
il is expected that fifty moro W III
b. put ON during then ext two or
! th.,e weeks. J..
Pitt and CHRIS ian are sacking u
lot of high grade ore at the Adeline
J claim and have a ca4' ready to ship.
Tom Grower Inns a car load at his
and so has j, A. NcSbtt.
The hoist al the Hillside is be.
ingi Installed and II will not N
long until that property viii mar
ket several ear loads. The Home Run
Copper will ship another car in a
irw days
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS FROM
PAHRANAGAT VALLEY
Special to the Record

Special to the Record
ALAMO Nevada, October 2S-Mrs,
MARY Castles and Mrs. Jas. Castles,
arc in Los Angeles under the
care of Dr. stephei $ ThS former
has kidney trouble and the latter
is suffering from asthma and heart
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Schosi Id and
family came down from the Joe
Sharp .anch Sunday.
WCrd has been ceived here of
the serious Illness cf L. J. Robinson
in Tonopah. He has bad case of
typhoid fever TIL sympathy Of the
psop'e of Pahranagat valley so out
the wife and children who are the
guests of Mrs NJ. A. Shumway
Mr. and Miis. Bert Riggs, Mrs. II
Bruce and two children and Miss
Marjorie Stewart are all visiting
with Mrs. Pearl Henric at her home
In the Meadow Vail y Wash
James Henrie, the sheep man. was
u Alamo last week He came over
to get some bucks which he has
been snmmerine here.
I Mrs. Sid Pace has recovered from
h,r recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wedge. Mrs
Susie Waisworth ard Miss FlinchpaN
wer eSauday visitors In Alamo
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
SITE CHOSEN FOR
kEvADAS FAIR BUILDING

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct 27-
Gov. Taskcr L. Oddie. Lieutenant
Governor Ci!he,t E. Ross, Attorney
General George y. Thatcher and
State senator George T. Mills, Ne
vada's board Of directors for the
Sagebrush states exhibit at tho Pan
ama.Pscific exposi Ion, arrive d here
yesterday to confer with the direct
crs of the exposition and formulate
%plans for eXpending ~ the best ad-
vantage the 100000 recently appro.
'psiated by Nevada.
, Vest rday afternoon the Nevadans
visited the exposition grounds and
expressed much satisfaction over the
'Dle less being made IN the con.
struction wcrk.
I'VE appreciate the fact that your
ieNa, osition Is going to be the great
cst tho worll has ever seen and pro-
ably the last one that will be seen
for some time, said Governor Oddie,
and. our people over in Nevada are
determined TO, have. our big indus
trics expected at this big show TO
the b 81 possible advantage.
1--WE figure that every dollar that
Nevada expends at the exposition tc
alver tlse the state will come back
10 Us tw1-fold. Wo want, to settle
on our exhibit p.a . as cary as pos
sib!e so that o,n commission State
Senator Mills, can geto n the scone
and proceed with the work Of con
structng our state building and ar
RANGING Tho proposde exhibit"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01

sketch; Then sandpaper the wood well
all over, go over Il until it is quito
smooth.
The table can be stained, enamelled,
or worked with the poker according to
choice; little ornamontation can be
made at the sides. IL the table Is
stained better effect Is got II 1t Is
afterwards brushed over with hard
white spirit varnish.
1t cen be used by an invalid. for
writing on, or for d checker board, az
well as a table, If properly marked.
Simply rule out the squares in the cen
ters of 1t, aud fill the alternate ones
in with black stain.
The box should not be too ehallow,
otherwise it does not fit comfortably.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01

Thursday in Panaca with his parents,
Levi Syphus spent "Wednesday and
aud relatives.
William Heaps went to pioche last
Friday, returning the same day.
Senator Frrancis G. Newianis, Sen
ator Chas, Lee Horsey and. Distric,
Attorney Orr were in Panaca We'd
nesday. The former spoke to the
schools on the sub 'ect of education.
Miss Erma Rice and Porter Lee.
both Of Panaca, were married at
Phoebe Wednesday by Justice OF
the Peace Ben Harris.
George Syphus rsturned from Pi-
och Thursday.
Eli Edwards, Hntry Lee and Jos
eph Ronnow went ont into them oun-
tains Wednesday and will be absent
several days,
y new photograph has just been
purchased by the high and district
sch coils
\ conjoint session of the Young
liadies and Young Mems NJ. l. N
was held last Sunday evening. The
preliminary program was as follows;
Lecture. Francis Lee
Nioin Solo-W. r. Morris.
Reading, Lela Ronnow.
A Halloween parry will be given
this evening by the students of tn,
dis; fct and hish schools.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01

the operation OF the rivers and har
bors bill another congressional.
measure with which his name is
closely identified. He also dwcit
to srme length upon the labor meas
ure, tie passage Of which averted 4
greal railway strike few months
ago As chairman of the int n
state commerce committee CT tae
senate, Senator N-wlands called be.
fore him some CT the greatest rail-
way chiefs of the country as we'll as
the leaders opposing them The sen
ator feels confident THAT the time
is rapidly approaching when all con
troversies betw, en- labor and capita
will be settled through tribunals OF
arbitration.
MEXICAN SITUATION
The senator mentioned the attl
tssc of the government on the Mex
lean question and declared that this
nation would never recognize thu
present government OF the southern
repnblic-necausr President Huerti
IL u murderct; becarse he caint
to newer In the rebellion strick
On county stained with the hloot
cf Mexican parrots. As presiden
wilson has aptly put il: 1T Is ;
question Of morar Y rather than cx
pedicney" In dea e with the Mex
icaa situation.
Senator Newlands expressed Tho be
liet that at least one of the laat
grant bils now p ndlng in congress
would pass and result In vast bone
flt 20 the state.
INTRODUCED BY HORSEf
The visitor was introduced b
State Senator Chas. LeN Horsey pres
ilent OF the Pioche Commercial clul
After Senator Newiands had cor
plet Vi his address, lunch was serve
on the upper flor of th club.
Tho senator ar. .iv d in Calientc o
Tuesday where he was met by Sci
ater Horssy. Dis r.ct Attorney Or
Senator ]. a. Denton and other ];
cal Democrats. "Wednesday, aceon
panied by Messrs Horsey, and Or
Senator Newlands stopped at Pa
naca where be al lressed the stut
ents OF the Lac In County liig
school The party arriced at Pioeh