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THAMES PATRONIZED BY
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j London, Sept; . The faUur Of
Bishop PotUr-a subway tavern In Naw
' iTorfc . haa greatly . aurprlsed English
"temperance and aoctal reformers TO
us hare In England where echemea f
. aimllar nature hava- prove both euo-
- 'eeaaful arid hava dona very much rood
It-te hard to underetand that an under-
; 'taking Ilk thla ahould hava to cloae Ita
'doors becauee of lack of eufflclent apt
', tal.; Blahop Potter'a' courage In cham--'ponlng
a tavern lit 4h face t jttte
erltlciam. abuaa and ridicule la generally
admired, and I am Informed that Bklbo
-castle, where a great number promi
nent people are tha gueata .of Andrew
Carnegie, men Ilka Oeneral Jamea Qranl
'.Wilson. Nicholas Murray Butler. John
Morlev and the aroliblahop of Canter
t ' bury aucceeded In- IntereaUng Mr. Car
negie In tha acheme. '': m
-,: Mr; Carnegie, who haa given away II
"brarlee to any place that wanted one,
-will now, I am toldf endeavor to make
Blahop Potter's Idea a suocesa. ao that
If 1t fall araln will it lt-"t be
becauee of Insufficient backing. .
.1'-'- ' on Wheat. ,
V The river Thamea haa been much pat
i ronlsed by Americana thla year. In
' 'fact even theoatmen and boatouliaera
who uaually apend their time grumbHng
"over the bad aeaaon have een forced
' to admit that thla fine aummer haa pro-
ducedmuch good business. Maidenhead,
Bourne Kp3 ahdTXSolt 1 have been a
usual the center of all the galettee, -I
The counteea of Yarmouth - (nee
Thaw)" haa- been maklirg heraelf very
popular. Bha and her husband appear
'"to hit It off very well and they art both
. devoted to boating. - Tha earl haa a prl-
vate handiome cab In London, the count
' ess has two motor cara and landau
lette, and altogether they have been
enjoying themaelvea thoroughly.
,.'.,.'.. The counteaa atrlkea every one aa a
' .Yery unassuming and charming woman
. who floes not look over tha heada of her
; lea fortunate compatrlota, The Tar-
- moutha have given up their bungalow at
Bourne End, but hope to' take a much
, ; larger place on the river next year.
:J.L,,. . TTUig tot's Attendant.
- -The one topic at Cookham-on-Thaaae
U William Waldorf Astors eon' and
. k.U iPha mam mwtA TM t the
bathing -place frequently, attended by
i an individual wan whm , u
'and coatume and whoee Instructions are
4 to Jump Into tbe water, and aave Mr.
Vastor, J.', -life abouleVne-b' to dlffl-
1 oultv. " -..'-.- .
- i Now 'Mr- Astor. Jr.. la an escellent
' . iwlmmer and a good cricketer and an
-all-round eportaman. but hie papa, in
,alstanhat he ahould be attended, and
tthus the atockbrokera and other hard
i working city men who lead the "aim pie
: ;ilfe" at Cookham In the aummer lauah
at tha attendant and wonder why Mr
Aetor a on ahould be ao much more
, "hedged In" than royalty. Mr. Aator.
.Jr., doea not like thl attendance" any
more than tha Inhabitanta of Cookham,
J but what papa aaya apparently goea.,
";: ' ' Kiaa Blgelow'a XUaeaa. ,
' : Mra. Poultney Blgelow haa been com
' pelted to alter her plana on aocount of
' tha continued Ill-health of her eldest
'daughter Evelyn. She had! arranged to
ttaka a house at Dobbe Kerry (or the
" -coming winter and to give her daughter
another gay aeaaon In New York, but
'the doctors 'at Schwalbach absolutely
forbid her any gaieties (or another aiz
. months, and dancing especially Is pro
hibited. -n
U laa BlgwlewV heart ha bean .found
- - to ba temporarily -weakened and the
doctors auggeat that tha' early part of
tha winter should be spent In tha aoutb
' of France.' Meanwhile Mlaa Blgelow'a
alster Mildred will remain on tha other
; aide to enjoy the galetiea of New Tork
: with ' her relatives, Mr. and Mra. J.
' Harrlman, and other friends N aha haa
beon ataylng with. It la a bitter dis
appointment to Mlsa Evelyn, who had
v the "time of her life" last winter.
NORWEGIAN HOTHEADS TALK
WAR WITH SWEDEN
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5 7 New 'Outbreak of Hatred Be-
i tweenjytionsKing per- ;
. l'- $ X Bonaily Interferes. ; '
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i' Wire to Tha Jonraal.)
Copenhagen, Sept. . KlngCKristtan,
lit la said, alarmed by the reports re-
calved from Karlsbad,, where the repre
aentatlvee of Norway and Sweden parted
In anger today, la etertlng all hie per-
aonaj lnfluonce with BJourmtJeme, Han
aen and other Norwetan leader, to
.' Induce them to do. all within , their
L' power to keep the people of Norway
: tiuiet until the present crisis shall hava
passed. ' V ' i
:, "All of, -the dlaatchea received from
f ChrlsHanla - yesterday : and - during last
" night tell of the new outbreak of hatred
against Sweden In all parta of Norway.
' The Norwegian, people- accuse the
Swedes of delaying the arrangements
' which are to make Norway an Independ
ent state and of being faithless to their
' promises and many hot-headed leader
are today advocating war against Bwe-
den, saying that tha Norwegian might
aa well light first as test.
The -older and more conservative lead
er ar all In favor of awaiting the con
"teillng of tha conference of delegates
next Wednesday before (taking "any rash
, atepA ' . -. - . '
City Owaa a, jgewapape..-"
. From tha Chicago Journal. , '.
tn-eaden is , one of the few citlee
possessing a municipal newapaper, and
this waa bequeathed to the city by-the
late Dr. OunL The bequeat la a very
' valuable'property and consists of a dally
newspaper which. In consequence, of Ita
extensive circulation, la the principal ad
vertising medium . In tha neighborhood.
The pro(Vs are applied to the beautify
ing and improvement of the city and tfl
charity. . .v . .
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Photograph of Vesuviug in eruption ei it appeaxt today.TjTeJniflwayt
euides have been ordered to Uke no more tourists up the volcano.
overwhelmed, there have" been
OF THE POPE
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Antoine Van Veli Puts the Pon
tiff on Canvas as a Mere
f Man of Affairs.
BORGIA APARTMENTS ARE
THROWN OPEN TO PUBLIC
Art Galjery Is Agaiirat the Disposal
"of Sightseers Pius Decides to
Continue the SwiaaTGuards of the
Vatican,
(Oopyrtfht, Hearst Kews Service, by LeaM
V . Wire te The JouraaLV
Rome, 8ept t. Plus X has given' an
other example of what might be called
his Intense eccentricity. He has Just
haa his portrait painted by the PuteTi
artist. Antolna Van yell, and Instead of
posing In hla high pontifical state haa
chosen to be put en canvaa aa a man
of affairs. During the progress of the
painting he est at hla desk in hia
work cabinet, busy at hla correspond
ence and occasionally looking up In seri
ous" study of a phrase.
It waa at auch a moment that Mr. Van
Veil caught the expression he deeired,
and tha result la the portrait of a busy,
studious man a cleric, it la .true, by
virtu-of - hia calling,- but above- all a
man auch aa we. are.
The pope haa decided to reopen to the
public the famoua Borgia apartments.
During the pontificate of Leo XIII these
rooms were restored to their original
condition and thrown open to visitor,
but when It became necessary to ac
commodate Cardinal Merry del LVal In
tha Vat loam tha rooms were assigned to
the papal secretary of atate with the
result that , the hitherto unrestricted
right of entry became the privilege of
the' few. v
- Opened o tha Vubllo. '
' Now the cardinal, secretary. 1 to oc
cupy other rooms and tha apartment of
Borgia will again be given to the art
loving publlo who will be able to ap
preciate the beautiful Plnturlnchio fres
coes with which these Interesting chant
here are decorated.
- Preparations are already being made
for the great anniversary, fete of tha
Swlaa guard which waa to have been In
October but It la. now fixed for Janu
ary. The fete will celebrate) the fourth
century of their existence In tha Vati
can, where they were flrat 'called la
1605 by Pope Julius II.
- The celebration -Of the anniversary Is
Interesting In vlsw of the present pope's
well known vlewa on the ! subject when
he waa created pontiff. . tn hla scheme
of Vatican economy he announced that
he purposed disbanding the , guard .aa an
unnecessary and expensive -organisation
but since thst time ha hss been ln
duced to forego ht declaleai. ' jr :
Xurtory'of Vattoaa, Onrd. , :
' "'Their first ' captain - was Caspar de
Slllene of Lucerne who brought tha flrat
100 personally to Rome end remained
with them until, hM death here. The
flrat company, however, had -a rough
time of 111 as they hint not been In tha
Vatican long when' the Constable do
Bourbon sacked the eternal, city, and
killed every one of the Swlaa guards,
who- had barricaded" themaalvee t In He
Peter. '''.-
After, that the "Dope Went II. year
JwUhotit, daring to propoee Snew rfuard
PAINTS
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I but eventually another waa formed and
here they have been ever- sine - with
but two.lnterruptlOna, 170 and in- 181
-i through the-French occupation. Clirl'
ttan or Biweoen wouia . not nave raw
Swiss , guards when he came to Rome
but took Italians of Perugia and put
them . In the Swlsa guard uniform, the
pope shrugging his ahouldera saying:
"After air, the habit doea not make
the monk." .
- Ever since then there have uaually been
some Italians among the Swiss guard!
but Just at present they are all genuine
Swiss, . .; ,
SWELL TOURISTS TRAVELING
- HOME IN STEERAGE
4 i , aaeawseass-.Baa-B.s ; . .. , j
Biggest' American . Season Eu
rope, Has known Places
Room at Premium--, '
(Copyright, - Beerst News Service, by leased
- Yv u- te The JoorsaL)
London. Sept t. "There la not a
cabin to be. had on the ship, either flrat
or aeoond class, all the officers' quar
ters are taken and there la nothing left
but the steerage," eaid an agent Of a
trans-Atlantic steamship line to a rich
American who wanted to get accommo
dations.
'Well, give me a steerage ticket,
then," said tha American. "I have to
get back even if I have to swim and I
guess steerage won't kill me."
This Is , not a solitary instance but a
frequent one that la happening in Lon
don now. Tb homeward ruah of Ameri
cana is something unprecedented and
the ships simply cannot accommodate
them.- London hotela which- usually at
thla time , of the year have rooms to
spare are ' Jammed almply because tha
people cannot get steamship accommo
dation. One man who. engaged 'hi
return stateroom In America aa a specu
lation engaged1 another . cabin on the
aame ship when h arrived In England
in June. " . . : '. -I
Today before he sailed for America
he 'disposed of his extra atateroom at
a profit of 1500 and the purchaser con
sidered himself lucky to be able to
ret a $300 room for, 700. Thla haa
been tha biggest American aeaaon Lon
don or the continent haa known. 'The
travel waa unprecedented and ahop
keepers, hotel proprietors and everybody
in bualnesa here mark the eummer of
1(05 aa a bumper seaaon.
GENUINE REMBRANDT IS
. PURCHASED FOR A SONG
(Copyright, Beent News gervlee, . ay ieest
. - i Wire te The Joraal.) ,
London. Sept. I. While looking in
a shop window recently, Mrs. Hugh C.
Corlette saw a painting In a faded
Dutch frame. The bold treatment of
the subject a young, end beautiful
woman with her Hps allghtly parted In
a slow, lnsclnatlng smile, her dress of
a rich blue ornamented . with ahoulder
knots of a deeper blue and wearing a
hat of red velvet, a great daring splash
of rolor relieved by a single feather of
light green attracted her and she pur
chased the canva tor m mere song and
presented It to hr husband.
The picture turna out to. be e. genuine
Hetnbrandt and worth thousands of dol
lars, i It li a portrait of the. beautiful
Bank la Van Ulenburgh. who afterward
became the wife of the famous artlat
The canvaa la ID Inchea by, 17 and In
an excellent etate of preservation, j
The Scotch aey: "Honest men marry
oon, wise men never."! ... Aj
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on thejmounufa have stopped snd
:; Since 79 A. D, when Pompeii was
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WDIHRIFT
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Remarkable Career of Harry CT
. Sampson, Who 1$ Disinhej1- -A
ited and Bankrupt
MISLED AMERICAN GIRL
. WEDDED AND LEFT HER
Deaerted Young Woman After Mine
Days of Wedded BUa -Pagied
Himself Off s Heklof Wealthy
Relatir WtffVDte.
(Cepyrlgbt, HeaHt Kews Serrlee, by Leased
Wire to Tbe ioarnsl.)
London, Sept. t. Harry O. Lampaon,
who, masquerading aa tbe heir of the
lata Blr George Lampaon, married and
deaerted a New York girl in November,
1191, ha disappeared from hie usual
haunts, and the mystery of who bis
New Tork wife may be la unsolved. It
la not .even known whether Lampion
haa been served wlttr notice that hla
deaerted wife haa commenced ault for
divorce agalnat him in the New Tork
courts, - nor can any of hie Intlmatea
be found who can or will disclose the
identity of the petitioner.
Lampaon's own addresa la No. 11
Langham place, and It is said there that
the young roan Is -In a hospital, prepar
ing to undergo a surgical operation.
Mr. Lampaon also haa' a beautiful coun
try place near New "Market.' where he
ha been passing,. some gay and gallant
tlmaa with a lovely woman, who 1 oc
casionally seen strolling about the
grounds, accompanied by a auperb Stag
hound. Who thla young woman may
be la not accurately known, but neither
she nor Lampson. when be Is there,
ever made any attempt at concealment.
So "rockety" has been the career
ct young Lampson during the last three
yeara that a divorce auit la a mild aen
satlon. The managing director of a tai
loring house, the companion of actresses
and the wildest set of men about town.
known to the police aa a high roller, tbe
lavish .ntertalner of auch woman
i Oeorgle Head and Mra. Evelyn Brett,
thrice called to. the . bankruptcy eourt
and disinherited by his angry father,
hia record if such that nothing but sym
pathy is felt for the New York woman
who married him under a terrible mis.
apprehension and who was . . deeerted
after nine days. -
The reran rkable fact ha corn's to
light that , the deserted wife's decision
to sue for divorce waa only arrived at
after year of pleading with her faith
less husband to return to her, end dur
ing these years she haa more than once
visited thla country In tha endeavor. to
win him back.
r Strike midden Bock.
When your ship of health strikes the
hidden rock of Consumption, Pneumo
nia, etc,, you ar lost it you don't get
help from lr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. J. w. aicMnnon of Tal
ladega Springs. Aid., writes: "I had been
very ill with pneumonia,' under the rare
of two doctors, but was getting no better
when I- begun to take Dr. King's New
Discovery, The first dose gov relief,
and one bottle cured me." Hure cure for
Sort throat, bronchitis, cougns and eoltls.
Guaranteed at Hkldmore Irig Co.. 151
Third street. Price see and 11.09. Trial
botue free. . .
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We have accepted the agency of one of the largest eastern carpet, mills and are under
contract to dispose of thirty' thousand yards of carpet this season. Ta accomplish this
volume of business tne mius nave maae us .
A Large Discount from the Regular Price
' ' Which will permit us to lay on your floor any grade of carpet from bur large stock -
at the lowest cash "price and to offer you the same on . ' i
Your Own Terms of Payments
" ' V Without interest
-To complete our contract with the mills we must make many new customers this
year. It makes "no difference, whether you buy or not. Of the many ladies who will
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We invite you to call and inspect the most-complete stock in the city and, at the
same time-see 'this -most -magroificent, present on. display in bur show window Out
of town customers are invited to take advantage of our liberal time payment system
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CAUGHT BY HIS HEAD
INvFORK OF A TREE
Special DUpatch by Uased Wire to Tbe Joans!)
Palo Alto: Cel.. Sept. 1- Suspended
In the air, hla head caught between two
fork Of a branch of a tree In which
he had been climbing-. 1-year-old Clar
niM at Palo Alto was dlsoovered
unconscious yesterday by. a number of
playmates. Before he waa. finally re
Hnrlnn hl labored over the an-
parenUy WeUn body for many anxious
moment. How be . ever eaoapeo
I ne rarest itioney naver in me uany
Is a good Feed' Cutter. The man who has cows and
doesn't cut their feed stands in his own light. He is
losing money, wasting the feed. Nothing goes to
waste with a Dick Feed Cutter on the place.
... . . .
The Blizzard
Will fill a silo in a day. Cuts it or shreds it and blows
it 50 by-90 feet-The entire outside of the case can be
removed It is very simple; will work at any angle.
The improved deflector puts the ensilage anywhere in
the silo. It has a simple self-feed or plain feed.
Mounted on wheels or unmounted. Built on better
mechanical principles, it requires less power, is less
expensive, does Detter wore man any ouiw,
IT HAS ONLY ONE BOLT
TO ADJUST. IS C'ONVEN.
IENT AND EFFICIENT,
- CUTS AN Y LENGTH AND
THE C-URVED KNIFE
MAKES IT CUT EASY.
COSTS LITTLE AND WILL
SAVE MUCH. -
SEPTEMBER -30 AT S i P. XI.
- For Full inform fit: 1 b n is e e
B Iff W h 1 1 &.r: Store
Uiauy wui vtwws as.rr suu biuuuuw vmj.wim w
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to 184-186 First St.
Instant death 1 tlU the marvel of the
pbyelolana. : i
, Toung Page had apent a large part of
the afternoon climbing . among the
branches of tree which Is on the lawn
at his home on Ramona street. - Tiring
of thla arboreal pleasure be attempted to
come down, but hla foot allpped and; hi
body shot groundward through the
leaves. Tbe swift descent waa checked
when hla head caught between the
branching forks of the limb. The shock
of the sudden atop caused him to be
come unconscious. ' v ,' .
High clasB gold work on windows,
Foster eV Kleiser, phono Ex. (S.
The 3C Is the Money Saver
In the medium-siied or the small dairy. It's a hand ,
power cutter. with a good cutting capacity, easy run
ning and durable. The 3 C has two 9-inch knives,
cuts 1 and ly5-irih lengths. Flywheel and
knives encased., It's an inexpensive moneymaker.
DcA's Lever Cutter
Is the machinV for the man with a few cows. It win
pay for itself many times over, if you have only one
cow. -
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Thooght XI Was Proposal.
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Prom the Cleveland Plalndealer.
Tha Man I trust, Mrs; Backbay. ttat
you don't agree with Maud Oonne when
ahe aaya brainy women ahould not mar
ryr - The Girl from Boston This ta ao pre-
clpltate, Mr. Breesyl- ,
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jgjatoiieaj rtagmaaa.
King John had been cornered by t "
noblea. K -
. "What yon fellows want," .he aald,
a douma." ,
However, they gave him the merry h
ha, and he had to sign the . Magn
Charta. ,:
First til
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