DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1803.
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Wonder
The World's Great
est Palmist and
Clairvoyant
HANK MONK RELICS
FAMOUS OLD COACH TO
BE AT ST. LOUIS FAIR.
Will Recall the Ride of Horace Gree
ly Over the Sierra Nevada Moun
tainsCoach WIN Be Vehicle of
State for Nevada Officials.
I nm what I profess to be the
Ibjjworltf's greatest palmist, clairvoyant
t&innfl mVflttf tmntnr linvnnrt flin shnilnw
;jof a doubt I nm the moat scientific
; practicing psychic In the world today.
IfflHe, "The Polish Wonder." has read
I more hands in the last IS years than
Jill other palmists and clairvoyants
iomblnpd In the United States. The
ifollsh Wonder satisfies where others ,
Kail, hence his trade mark:
Satisfaction oris
No Charge
Is this not lion-
It? Could anything be falror.? Those
fat are unsuccessful are made pros-
irons and started on the road to
aalth.
Hank Monk, tho stage driver of the
pioneer days In the far West, was Im
mortalized by Mark Twain In Ills
"Houghing It." Tho stage coach In
which Hank Monk got Hornce Greeley
to Placervlllo "on time," and tho gold
watch that was presented to tho In
trepid Jehu because of his record
breaking trip will be among tho In
teresting curios at tho World's Fair,
St. Louis, In 1904.
J. A. Yerlngton. of Carson City,
Nevadn's executive commissioner to
the World's Fnlr, was In St. Ixwls n
few days ago and told Charles M.
Heeves. secretary of the states nnd
territorial exhibits committee, that
Nevada would exhibit among other
Interesting things these tamous Hank
Monk relics.
Hnnk Monk, as will be romembor
cd by everyone who has read Mark
Twain's first famous book, "Roughing
It." was the driver who was In charge
of the stago that carried Horace
Greeley Into Placervllle one evening
In tho early sixties. Mr. Greeley was
booked to deliver an address in that
mining village at 7 o'clock. Tho trip
was tedious and tho great editor be
gan to fear that ho would not reach
Placervllle In time to keep his en
gagement. He leaned out of the stnge
window and asked the driver. Hank
Monk. If he could not entice a little
mnrp siiooil nut nf tho horses.
The imperturbable driver leaned I
I down and replied:
"Keep your seat. Horace. I'll got
, you there on time."
How Hank kept his word is graph
ically recorded by Mr. Clemens.
robably no trip over the mountains
as ever made nt such break-neck
speed. The distinguished passonger i
i wns tossed around In the bounding
stage coach like corn In a popper and I
therp were those who declared that !
Mr. Greeley's head was forced through
. the roof. I
The trip was tho topic of the entire j
coast country and somo admirers of i
the celebrated driver bought him a
I handsome gold watch. Inside the case '
appears this inscription:
1 "Presented to Hank Monk in com
I memoration of his celebrated drive
In landing Horace Greeley on time.
Ill got
Whon distinguished guests rench Bt.
Louis, tho old coach, with a driver of
tho pioneer day In typical costume,
will bo nt tho Union Station nnd con
voy thorn to tho olllclol Novadn homo
nt tho World's Fair grounds. Thon
every dny tho old coach may bo seen
dashing down the steep hill from tho
plateau of states to tho mining gulch,
whoro will bo constructed a typical
California mining camp of the forty
nine dnys. This trip will bo mndo
Just as It was many years ago whon
the gold dust wns dally taken frclm
tho mines to a placo of safety.
Mr, Yorrlngum Bays that Mark
Twain Is nlmost worshipped out in
Carson City. While he was known
only by the nnmo of Sam Clemens
the nuthor wns a resident of Carson
and was employed In a roportorlnl
capacity on n paper In Carson owned
by Mr. Yorrlngton's father. Much of
the material for "Roughing It" was
gathered In Nevada before fortune
smiled on tho great humorist.
"THE CHRISTIAN."
IE RESERVOIRS'
PLAN TO RECLAIM IDAHO
LANDS ALONG THE SNAKE.
Touching Story Will Be Retold at the
Frazer September 1,
There Is a peculiar quality to Hall
Caluc's "The Christian" which mnkes
Its appeal to members of every de
nomination nnd creed. There Is a
wide vein of religion running through
the story, yet It is constructed on
such broad and liberal lines that it
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F. H. Newell of the Geolofjlcnl sur
vey, With n Party Is on n Tour of
Investigation An Interesting and
Probably Feasible Scheme to Rein
force Snake River.
Holse. Idaho. Aug 25. F. H. Now
oil. chlt'l engineer of the reclamation
division "f the geological survey, ac
companied by Senator Dubois, D. W.
Ross, engineer in charge of the work
In Idaho, and Knglneor H. W Sav
age, of Los Angeles, arrived hero to
day after a long trip through West
ern Wyoming and Southeastern Ida
ho. They left the railway at Cody,
Wyo. and were Just two weeks In
the saddle reaching tho rnllway again
at St. Anthony, In this stntc.
From Cody to Jnckson Inko they
wero accompanied by Director Chns.
D. Wnlcott of the geological survey, i
Senator Clark, Representative Mon-'
dell. Glfford Plnchett, of tho forestry
bureau: Charles H. Fitch nnd .lore-
mlnh Ahern, In chnrgo of the rcclnm .
atlon work In Wyoming. Mr, Savage' J T T
Joined the party In this state.
I lie I'tlll. Jlllluu till i. .
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wio pniposeu resei voir biio m wiul-u
water Is to be Impounded to rein
force the Snake river during the low
water stage The plan Is to ilnm
Jackson lake, from which tho Snnko
Hows. Two other lakes are 10 ho
dammed so that the water may bo
impounded in them, to he turned Into
the Snake Surveys for these works
have already been made.
An Immense amount of land In
Southeastern Idaho has been with
drawn from settlement, awaiting con
summation oi the plans of tho de
partment for their reclamation by the
works pnios-(! as pnrt of this grent
project. One withdrawal covers
inn.noo acres and another 700.000.
In talking of tho muttor today,
Senator Dubois said tho damming of
those lakes would afford sufllclcnt ad
ditional uatvi durlnc the low stage
to double 'In irr.gatlon area along H
Hit Snnko rKor in Idaho. The party 1 j.
win tomo -ro.v f' ncrt the project lor
diverting part or the waters of the
Pavctte r" ir into Mu Holse vnlley
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L CAUSE OF EXCURSION WRECK. J Malty IlliantS Ste BOHl
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"Keep your seat Mr. Greeley
' you there on time.'
At the time of the Greeloy ride
.Monk was In tho employ of Dr. J. M.
Ilenton, of Carson City. .Monk and
Benton were close friends and when
' this old stage driver died the famous
watch passed Into the possession of
Dr. Benton. Hnnk- Modk was burled
' id the cemetery at Carson City. A p
i plain sandstone slab marks the grave; )n Tryjng to Get His Train Over the,
i and in a niche cut In the stone may, r-i.. -r,u- ., r,,i
be seen a tintype portrait of the man Road the E"9lneer Takes Fata
who got Horace Greeloy in "on time." i Chance. '
Mr, YerrinstQn has secured thej chohalls. Wash,. "Auk. !!5. All the
watch from Dr. Benton nnd will have i evidence ht-foro the coroner's Jury
now Investigating the wreck of the j
Elks' excursion train, goes to show
that the wutor became low in the i
boiler, and when tho engine tipped
over tho hill on the down grade, the
crown sheot of tho holler was bare !
and soon became red hot, causing an
explosion and tho consequent wreck
The engineer had been "nursing"
the engine over the road, as it is
called by railroad men. That Is, he
The World's Greatest
Skin Torture
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It on exhibition in tho Nevada build-
in f.
' The other Hank .Monk relic which
-will attract even more attention Is
the samo old stago coach In which
Horace Greeley took the famous rld3.
I Mr. Yerrington was able to secure
i this and it will be taken to the
! World'se Fair and will ho used as the
i coach of state by the Nevada officials.
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I lug recoTeries In kidney dlsasea that hart
reached the chronic ttaje, alleged to be Incura
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reported by Johns & Johnson, tho agents of the
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VT. II. frldley, a resident of Los Oatos,
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steam to pull his train. The cnKlno
was leaking at the flues and unlit to
go on the road with an Imiiortant
train, as Is shown by the testimony,
nnd In order to make tho best of the
dlfllciilty. the engine crew took the
fatal chance and lost.
The apiiearance of the crown sheet
shows that It was red hot, and had
been bare long enough to become
wnrped, before the explosion came.
Naturally, In going up hill, the
water In the back end of the holler is
deeper, as the inclined position
causes all tho water to run back to
the lowest point. In trying to keep
up steam enough to got to the top
of tho hill, the wnter was allowed to
get vory low. When the engine came
to the top of tho ridge, and started
down tho other sldo, tho water then
ran to the front end or tho boiler,
leaving the crown shout, over tho fire
box, entirely bare. Tho cold water
from the injectors striking tho hot
sheet, caused tho explosion, which de
railed the engine
It Is quite likely the company will
bo held for the accident, ns they know
of tho unsafe condition of tho en
gine previous to starting her on this
trip, according to the testimony of
the engine crew.
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The first consignment of the 500
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