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The Washington herald., 1914-06-30

Mrs. William d. wrightson has arrived
from shreveport. La. TO pass some time
WIN her parents, the Surgeon General
and Mrs Gorgas at the Highlands.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17

WaShIngtoh.-FIVe per cent do-
vance freight rate decision of Inter-
state Commerce Commission will
probably be given out Saturday.
Lima, O.-FoIIoWing cut of 5 cents
in Pennsylvania oils, Scent cut in
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and ILL
nois crude oils was posted today.
Seward, AIaska.-Steamer Para
mita, engaged in salmon trade, jam
med in ice and sunk in Lost harbor.
35 of crew rescued.
Portland, OTe.-PiIot Roy Donald
son and Aide Henderson of balloon
Springfield safe in Zig Tag pass, near
Mt Hood. Found by searching par
ties. Neither hurt.
Oakland, ca1.-Miss Helen MesoW,
blind singer, Helen Keller of the
West" found dead in her apartments.
Poison believed to have caused death.
Police undecided whether murder or
suicide.
New York.-Frank r. Poss, vice
president Detroit American League
ball club, given divorce from his wife
on charge of infidelity. Percy M.
Thorn correspondent.
BoxhiII, Eng.-Bennet BurIeigh,
noted war correspondent, died after
long illness. -.-...
Detroit, Mich.-No clue to where
abouts of Rev. Louis Patmont, dry
worker, who disappeared for second
time Monday.
Princeton, III.-A. G, Humphrey
killed and Robert Law severely injur-
ed when their auto went over en-
bankment.
Madison, Wis.-Wisconsin supreme
court sustained eugenics law, provid-
ing that couples intending to be mar
ried must obtain physicians certifi-
cate before securing license.
Athens.-100 Greeks, including
priests, old men and children, mas
sacred by Turks, according to refu-
gees from Asia Minor
Daoino Lanr1T Da1daH NL;oooo
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NdCIII6y VNISs-NOOLs v oil DISO pau
taxes for two years on another mans
property thinking it was his own.
Property was listed in his name, but
belonged to John Owen, father of re-
assessment of city of Racine.
Oxnard, CaI.-Two distinct earth
quake shocks felt here today.
Shreveport, La.-Foreign popufa-
ton uneasy following unsuccessful
attempt by mob of 1000 men and
boys to lynch Frank Mathis, negro,
arrested as slayer of Italian.
Redding, CaI.-New crater appear
ed in south slope of Mt. Lassen,
American volcano. Another eruption
feared.
Moscow.-5o worknen burned to
death in destruction of big pulp mill.
New York; sets of twins I'M four
hours nights record at Jewish Ma
ternity Hospital. In each instance
mother but little over 20 years.
New York.-Interboro Rapid Tran
sit Co. will give free transportation
during summer to poor women to
Vancortlandt and Bronx Parks.
Jersey City-Chas. Faust got six
cents damage award against John
Doescher, alleged to have alienated
Mrs. Faust's affections. Sued for
$4,000.
Shanghai.-Reported that White
Wolf Brigands captured and sacked
city of Tsochow, massacreing 10000
Chinese.
Lansing, Mich.-4 injured, I prob
ably fatally, in runaway when team
of horses became frightened at auto.
Paris.-TotaI of known dead in
Mondays storm increased to II.
Bodies of schoolboys found buried
beneath mass of earth. John Lunt-
ley, well-known water color artist,
reported missing
Washington. - Sen. NeWIands,
chairman Interstate Commerce Com
mittee, introduced bill providing for
IS
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CRIMINAL COURT

Judge Robinson stated yesterday
evening that the criminal court
docket would be called tomorrow
morning. and IL is possible that sew
eral OF the cases viii be set for
trial Among the cases that were
returned a true bill was that Of Rob
ert Means charged with assaulting
Allen Saunders with intent 10 XIII.
some slime ago The assault occurred
In the Rudolph Visnic saloon. oper-
ated by Mike Agnic.
There are also about 30 boat house
cases TO be taken up. The present
indications are that this term OF
court will exceed anything OF like
nature yet before the Ohio county
body. In addition 20 several mieCpl-
laneous cases there will be listed
those Of the six women indicted for
operating houses Of ~ fame and
using their property for that purpose.
Two cases are scheduled 60 be
taken up tomorrow morning en- add
tion 20 the work Of calling the docket
In criminal court. one o. that OF
Eugene Frank. Indicted for assault
and J W. Wiley for embezzlement.
Whether or hot Wiley will show up
D. not known. but bis bond has been
declared forfeited in case he does not
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GAINESVILLE

wright Bros. Aeropiane owned by Mr
=. Rogers Will be sold at constable.
sale on Monday. March >. Mrs. Rogers.
and Aviator Wiggens brought the ma
chine here last tAll during the fall
races and were scheduled for two Nights.
Tell. wrecking II and lightly inJuriuE
IL was taken 10 the large
room OF the hrst moor OF the Columbian
h"tei fullding and months were spent
IN rebuilding H. Wiggens offered to.
give the people a trial Digit when the
ago. but by that time the two mechantrs
who came here and rebuilt u. the pro-
prietor OF the rom and the planning mill
ana others put In their bills amounting
TO about 5000 and they refused 10 allow
the hight. fearing Misgens might not
mo MS way back going On the principle
mat a bird In the hand II worth Two
IN the air.
Mrs. Flora Russell. OF Buffalo. y. Y.
mas been enaged again a. trimmer Off
hriTSnndt : Millinery S~spartment and ar;
SHOWN TO the trade having been here
. seSsral previous seasons and her
many friends here will be pleased To
w. l. Holloway. manager OF the Unit
ed baify Co., OF this city. was "a busi-
ness visitor In Wheeling Tuesday.
- Jones. Of bethesda. Is moving
nome Just east "a bethesda. Mr.. Jones
recently purchased this farm and thinks
nc VIZ llht county n1N.
Ed. Gehring win CANDY Ach and
Sanby DAYTON was a business visitor
DR.. Han. OF East Main street made a
professional tTip To bethesda Mednes-
day.
Amos Sears. aged 81 yeary. passed
Wednesday morning. tie had been "A
SUFFERER from Brights disease Tor about
a year. Besides his wife he II survived
5y one son, Elmer Sears and two
-daughters. Miss Hattie. Of this plac.
ahd AIRS. Lowry Dayton. of Chicago. Ar.
SestT was or a quiet measuring dis
position aud will be sadly missed in the
nome and by his old friends here. Fun
sTal services Will be held Friday alter
cemetery.
The aides OF the First Methodist
ShuiSh VIII give their annual Dollar
Social and Dutch lunch In the dining
room o. the church Tuesday evening.
Parker Boion representing Swift a.
20, chicago. visited the trade here this
Mrs. Fred wincbeu has ,e,pr,.d D.,
her home In GAINESVILLE. after a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
DepsS Of south B%rgadway
Nrchd"tCuu bOdshon. or Columbus
/ VIII preach at the Episcopal Mission
saturday and Sunday services besfuufng
at seven O'Clock each evening. His sub
J.ct Tor the nrst evening viii be The
same OF Base Ball Like the Game OF
Lie and ON Sunday evening. lis the
h'"Ik ShNu AurAlinon tats. -ArChUaa-
con DodshOn was here n short time ago
ana his sermons are both interesting
invited TO attend.
MIS- Ed. Ward. OF ZanesvIue was
called here this week by the serious IN
ness Of her mother. Mrs :. G. HiIIes. of
East Main street.
kichard Healcy. the produce man. WIS
y business visitor In Wheeling Tues.
day.
William Mcdonald. with the BIaomer
'HnoN company. OF Zanesviile. called
on the merchants here Wednssdav
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SISTERSVILLE

SiSTERSVILLE. W. Va. March e.
mrs Roy Wassum Of S%mithneid l. the
saest OF her father. william Cunning
Mrs. \. G. Jackson went to PITTS
DurRh 70 attend the funeral OF tho late
LOUIS \. Hrenncmau.
Mrs. Hattie sreese. who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Carroll
mas returned 10 her home in Jackson
Miss Eva Sesbitt. Of sardi-. and her
sister. Mrs. Dora Moore Of ParkersbITr~
were WISHING Sistersville friends Mon
{ NJ. Hornbrook and william Uer-
mon OF New M~artiuSNfile were i'm Town
tuesday looking after business mat
Mrs. = a. Durham went TO Pittsburgh
Iucrday 10 attend the funeral or Louis
hrennemnu.
Floyd Mechlinr. who was called home
by the Illness Of his mother. has re
turned 20 Washington. u. O.. 10 resume
Mrs John sutton isft Tielday Tor
Pittsburgh and Pulaski pa. to h. fbs
guest 81 relative for % short time.
~ ~ Robinson has returned from n
business trip 20 Farkersburg
Mrs J 2 Machalc and Mrs. Eovd
LETT "wednesday for Pittsburgh to be
the Euests o. friends Tor several days
Mice a D. HsnninE has returned from
whore she spent SEVERN
weeks with Mrs Harry Rabb.
Mrs. p a. Ackersun u the south side
has returned from Marietta. where sho
1a4 been visiting relatives Tor a few
Nal
Mrs. Evan Ellie. who srcrt a rev
days with Mr.. and Mrs Guy porter. has
returned 60 her home in Newell vs. ia.
Harold D. stephan went 90 Wheeling
"Wednesday evening 90 meet his mother
sister. Mrs o. u. STEPHAN and afra
AlrH ola Anderson. and her little SON
linrold who are one thcir way from
Battle Greek. Mich.
a large crowd 81 young rcopIc en-
loved "a fkatinE party 81 Iaden park
Monday evening. About Is courfca
we're present
Complimentary 90 her sister Nfra
Roy Waasum ~ smithncid. Nfiaa rtret
tuuulughrm pleasantly entertained az
her home Tussdpy evening The foure
were spent iu various social diversions
and 90 "a late hour q delicious lunch
con was served Co. the guests
Miss Clara kimbtc entertained the
Girls sewing club Tuesday evening az
her home Zach girl came dressed az
she was supposed 60 have looked ten
Years ago and The costumes Afforded
much amusement The next meeting 81
the club vii be- With Miss Lynette
Lane.
Tho Altar Guild Of So Paura church
met Thursdgy evening with Miss Julia
Anne Slfmnker.
The woman's auxiliary ~ g. raurr
church met Thursday afternoon with
Ms holiday
Tho Home Mission and Ala circle Of
thc Presbytsrian church met Thursday
Afternoon ut the home uf Mrs ID.
Murray New OTirra we're elected and
IL number uf business affairs were trans
acted
Neyt Friday night Boz the Main street
school building - 20 81 $50 play Tfua-
ly college from Wheeling t. Liualv has
won every Same since sistcrsyillc
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Pig IRON MARKET IMPROVING:
PRICES ADVANCE SAYS IRON AGE
MUTT AND JEFF

P1TTsBuRGH. Pa. March 5.-The
iron Age. New York says to-day: our
blast furnace statistics for February
which are remarkably complete consid-
rring the serious Gripping OF telegraph
and mail service show plainly the In
crease In steel works operations last
month. The production of pig iron in
the ~ lays OF February was 1.sss.si3
Fross tons or GLASS tons a day against
l.ss5 .0b4 tons In January or so, SOS tons
. day. The steel companies produced
1,330.l2T tons last month or t7.505 tons
= day against i.261.4S0 tons In January
Or tO.6s1 tons N day. The steel COM
panies blew In 20 furnaces In February.
The Steel Corporation 16 and the indie
pendent companies Ave. -Four merchant
furnaces were blown in and three were
blown out. thus the net gain in active
furnaces was 81. there being ais in blast
March l.. against 1917 one month previ-
Dus. Production in January was at the
rate OF 100000 o a year. In Febru-
airy. the rate was 24,soo.Ooo tons a year.
. gain of 100000 tons or about II per
cent. The %urnac enter March at a
considerable increase over the February
rate. The OF traffic by snow
storms in the past week caused the
worst tie up of Eastern business In
years. In the Central West while a
Few cases OF coke shortage are report
ed. the operations OF blast ~rna
and steel works were not seriously in
terfered with. but there Is a freight
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congestion on all roads East OF the
Great Lakes and In the Central district,
which will hamper shipments from the
mills for some time.
May Have Undue weight
temporary conditions are thus apt 10
have undue weight In estimates OF the
outlook. while the rate of mill opera
lions IL generally better than that of
new bookings. Expectations OF spring
demand are now a factor. and IL is ar
gued that this should reinforce wnat
have been thus far largely urkeep or
ders Neither In pig iron nor In hn-
ished products Is there "A serious try
Ing out of the higher prices for which
~oduce have lately been standing
with more or less irmness. Far for
ward buying f. still the exception. vet
some and some mills are quite
well sold through May. and meantime
prefer to have the situation develop be-
fore getting on third quarter ground.
While here and there buyers of pig iron
have shown interest in last half de-
iveries. no new buying movement Il
expected for some weeks. Pig iron pro-
ducers. as the result of conferences I'm
various districts. are asking more
money but doing "A very moderate bust
ness In the Chicago district. Malleable
pig iron has sold at Is 10 40 cents be-
low the sl4.2b. asking price OF the fur
naces. Northern Ohio and valley prices
are slightly higher, as are those for
Bunalo eastern irons.
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GENERAL LOSS NOTED ON THE
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK, March 5.-closing QUO
tations today showed general losses.
which were the largest among railroad
stocks The market made a small ad-
vance in the early trading. under the
stimulus of active speculative buying.
The steel stocks. yesterdays strong
points were again the favoritss. While
the uying appeared to be largely IN
the nature of short covering. there were
evidences OF increased speculative deal
ings on the long side.
a severe break in Chesapeake Ohio
effectively checked tho movement An
nouncement after the close yesterday
OF a S33. 900 900 issue OF ave per cent
notes caused the stock TO sell of two
points at the opening today. Later a
fell to 5sis. n loss Of nearly six points.
and closed with only a fractional re-
covery.
So much importance has been at.
tached recently to matters affecting rail.
road finance that the decline In Chesa-
peake a. Ohio showed decided weaKnes
at times. and Reading. Lehigh Union
Pacific and other stocks also gave way
materially. New Haven developed
marked strength In the late dealings.
Total sales, 10000 shares.
Bonds were irregular. Some issues
yielded sharply. Total sales. par value.
United states coupons tours advanced
y on all
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March 5-Butter-Un.
settled; creamery fresh extras GOA u
zgisc; nrsts 2sI2sc.
tneese-Firm. unchanged.
EEgs-tnsettIed. FRESH gathered ex.
tIas S4ac. extra hrsts sac. firsts asa
SSi2cs cconds 31W31hc state. Pen.
uysiVania and nearby hennery whites
soc. gathered whites 34H 35c: henneTv
browns S4lEc. mixed cOlors 32H34C.
European fresh 23n 2gc.
F1Our-Oufet.
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CODE TALK TO STUDENTS.

4 very entertaining lecture was de.
livcred yesterday morning IN Union
school ~ = o'clock before the High
school students and the students %
the Manual Training departments
by George ". Morse. consulting engi-
neor 81 the Mutual Electric company.
Mr. Morse took for his subject the
Making Of an Engineer The ad.
dress al q whole was very helpful az
wCll as Instructive to the students az
several important points were brought
cr.
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CHICAGO. March 5.-Hogs-Rec.ipts
10000 head. steady: bulk OF sales $50
us.o5; hshte S.35 "a $50. mixed SSsbu
$50. heavy <S.2OQ $50; rough sN2OT
SIS; pigs S7.35G7.5O.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head: slow
calves higher: beeves S725ag.T5. Texas
steers S71Ons $40: stockers aud feeder
S5.5Ou 500. cows and heifeIs $3.50
S.55: calves $500 1855.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. steady.
native s4.SBd625: yearIings S5sB1
100. lambs. native S6.75G7.65.
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A o DO IT.
BY BUD" FISHER

Those who were waiting on the
grand jury 20 report yesterday sought
different to put In the time.
some n suggested n puzzle like the
following. A mar drills three wells
and places a vel In front of each
house. The puzzle b. whether or not
three lines can be run from each well
n TO each house without crossing
another line. These lines represent
water pipes.
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Money.

~ YORK. March Monty on call
steady range Ia az per cent. ruling
ratio Il per cent; closing bid Ia per
cent closing asked ? per cent. Tim.
money urmcr. 50 days 3 per cent. 80
days -. per cent: six months "a
per cent. Copper unsettled. standard
spot Sl8.50M14.0O. elsctroiyttc Sf4gTT
1901; lake nominal: casting $4,000
l412. Tin steady: spot Ss7q5Hgs2 "a
Lead 1850 iO5. Spelter S5.25Hs.3O.
Iron quiet.
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DECLARATION FILED.

a declaration Of intention OF an
PLYING for naturalization rights was
filed In the clerk Office Of tho United
states District court here Yesterday
by Andy Balaam. n native Of Press.
burg Austria lie o. o. years Of age.
and q carpenter BY occupation. resid
ing az No 1929 Alley 70. this CITY Hr
arrived In the United States March
10. 1901.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 5.-Prospects which
appeared so excellent for the winter
crop that millions OF bushels loss from
the present Indications would stun leave
A record yield put tO-day's wheat mar
ket under control OF the bears. Prices
finished heavy at a decline OF 4 to
&c net. Corn showed a loss OF a.
TO NC and oats of to &C. Pro-
) TO i0c.
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WILL sell %AuToMoelLEs.

Hy virtue Of a Judgment issued In
the court Of Justice 81 the Peace Lee
= Dobbs. Constable Charles Miller
viii sell two automobiles Saturday
morning The sale will be- conducted
20 O'Clock. az tho garage Of the
w heolinE Auto company. ~ 1851
Main street One car is n Buick owned
" T. Heck. while the other b. n
car. owned b. Isaac Rus
sell
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Par. Bid. Ask l.. ..

GD-Transfer books close March 2Oth
559r &c cash dividend payable March
t3)-Transfer books close April 2Oth
Tor y or 10 cash dividend payable
Ql-Transfer books close March goth
for lhS cash dividend payable Arrii.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. March 5-Crcdit bal
lances S2.5O: runs 1853: average 50
62s: shipments also: average 3i'222,
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open. High. Low close.

1ash quotations were a. follows:
kye-No. 2. 6Oi=ms1zc.
Earley-Feed or mixing 4aG6Sc
Timothy Seed-S3.7SM5.25.
clover Seed-S10.75Hl3T5.
Pork-Mess S21.45.
Lard-ln tierces $iO.47n.
short Ribs-Loose xIO.62xmiIss
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UNION STOCK YARDS Pittsburgh.
March steady. supply light.
choice sS.S5@9.tO; prime SS,50MSSS'
sheep, slow; supply light: prime wethers
St.l5n 6.25; culis and $4,000
+.oo lambs S5.5U T.I5: veal calves
light; prime heavies ss.gOUS.s5: medi-
ums and heavy workers. Ss.OO Ugbt
yorkers ss.sOm9.CO; pigs SS.OOHs5O;
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WHEELING. ". Va, March 3. ~
The following quotations or fhs more
actlve stocks Of the Wheeling market are
corrected daily for The intelligencsr ~
building:
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR sCh3DOLE
Taking Eject jane Al. ~

"
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSBERG
Daily Except sunday
Wheeling wsllsburg
Leave
22nd Street. leave
VII ceiling Weilsbur9
1880 n. M 500 n m
$3.50 . M 1900 noon
MOUNDSVTLLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSNILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th Street. Leave
Wheeling MoundsviIie
1000 a. m. 1890 y. r.
$3.50 n. m.
on lines having regular express ser
vice. shinments Weighing IN excess of
nftv pounds or large bulk will not he
carried On passenger cars
ALL LiNES-Daiiy Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments or medicines. will he carried on
passenger cars between 400 and s:15
2. N.
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FINANCIAL.

played them last month. this viii no
doubt be one Of the hardest games Of
the season.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. March 3. IL.
The following quotations. on the more
active stocks OF the Wheeling market
are corrected daily for the Inteiligeucer
BY Geo. W. Baron. local broker, and IL.
r. Marshall. manager bond department:
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. w. Va. March s. '1i.
Range OF aetivs stocks on the Ssv
York Stock EHch anEe. corrected daily by
- e Mastsn 4 Co. brokers
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Total sales S.4Os shares.
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va, March & IA
Corrected tally for the In~teliirenc.
oy the Fidelity Investment Association.
stocks. Par. Bid. Ask Ii
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. March 5. IL.
Tue active ptttsDurGn stocks. corr.ctsS
aaily by A. T. Ntastsn & Co. BANKERS
and brokerE Rational Exchange Bans
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STOCKS.
HazIeft's Local Stock,

/ O-Transfsr books close February 20
Tor ~ cash dividend payable March g.
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@ do 81 II ~ 5fs 5;& a& H. IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01
RH ElsEsaI Vxs

newspaper man, because he has "A
heavy weekly column also in the Paris
D'bdts. And loving work himself he is
just the right protector for Armande de
Polignac. young matron of society.
struggling to live for her music and
produce il.
Really. all the same it Is astonishing
how little the two live up to their
names.
Last summer in an automobile trip
stopped in the town of La paliCc and
snapshottcd the ancient castle around
which the town huddles. And | medi-
tatci on its builder, ancestor of Count
Alfred. the terrific, whooping legcn-
Diary Marquis. captain and boon COM
paniun Of King Francis l.. over whose
body. wounded in sixteen places. a
Spanish army tramplcd. cavalry and in
fantry. without injuring his beauty be-
cause an old sergeant had drawn an
iron pot over his head
He recovered and lived to fight in the
battle Of pavia, whore he was taken
prisoner in the rout Of the French. The
Italian soldiers We're disputing over his
ransom. Discouraged and dlsgusted--
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Minister Of Charles y. the Prince de
polignac. She has married into the
family of the legendary La Palice. She
is a princess and a countess, connected
with the Crillon, the Guichc the Choi-
seul, the Gontaut Biron. the Bauffre
mont-Courtenay families.
Rich. and by birth bound to all sorts
of social duties. she has depressed for
years yearning Ia cross the Atlantic
and dream amid spots not likely to at
tract a young Paris society matron-
certain battleticlds of the war of seces-
sion and few Southern country towns
and cities.
But she is also the daughter of Prince
Camille de Polignac, one Of the romantic
figures who fought on the side Of the
South, and Prince Camille the strate-
gist was also "A distinguished mathema-
tcian. on certain sides. mathematics
touch musical composition: so the
father-who in his old age in Paris be-
came a patron of modern music---seems
to have transmitted to this impressiona-
BILE daughter along with a yearning a
means TO express and allay IT.
From child Armande de Polignac
put her emotions down in music.
When her young friends heard her