ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP |
LOST IN STORM
M E TH O D ISTS INVADE ZION.
Dedicate Chapel in Voliva's City and
Latter Declares War.
Disabled Motor Makes Craft
Helpless Against Gale.
Ship Lands on Trae Tops and is Bad
ly Damaged—Passengers Reach
Ground on Rope Ladder.
Düsseldorf, Germany— Count Zeppe
lin’s passenger airship Deutschland,
the greatest of all the famous aero
naut’s models, lies in the Teutoburgian
forest pierced by pine trees, a mass of
deflated silk and twisted aluminum.
The 33 passengers and crew aboard the
airship when it struck the pines after
a wild contest with a storm, escaped
uninjured, climbing down from the
wreck on a rope ladder
Herr Colesmunn, general manager
of the new uirship company; Chief En
gineer Duers, of the Zeppelin ship, and
Charles Wannenberg, who had charge
o f the crew o f 10, and 20 newspaper
men sailed from Düsseldorf for a three
hours’ excursion.
In the high wind one of the motors
refused to work and the other two did
not give sufficient power to make any
headway in the gale.
The airship
drifted, swaying in the violent gusts
and sometimes leaning at an angle of
40 degrees. A ll the while the engine-
men were at work repairing the dis
abled motor.
When this was done all four screws
were driven at their full power.
Un
der normal conditions the engines were
capable o f driving the airship at a
Bpeed o f 40 miles an hour, but the
helmsman was unable to keep his
course and the great craft was swung
about at the mercy o f the winds.
Colesmann did not dare to come
about, for fear o f overturning, and de
cided to d rift with the gale toward Os
nabrück, also a garrision. He then
decided to continue on to Senne.
Suddenly he perceived a whirlwind
coming, and ascended to a height of
nearly 4,000 feet to avoid the center of
it. With the whirlwind came a heavy
downpour of rain.
A fte r half an hour the Deutschland
came down to permit observations and
it was seen that the Teutoburgian for
est lay below.
The forward motor
stopped again and Colesmann sent five
o f the correspondents to the aft gon
dola to ballast the vessel.
The Deutschland sank rapidly, hav
ing lost much gas in the high altitude,
and dragged along the top of the dense
forest.
A heavy branch of a tree
broke through the bottom of the cabin
amidships, throwing two o f the guests
to the floor.
Other branches ripped
through the gas compartments and the
whole great structure settled down 30
or 40 fe et from the ground.
BUYING A U T O S AND LAND.
Middle West People Securing Tracts
for Homes Elsewhere.
St. Joseph, Mo.— Fifteen million dol
lars spent for automobiles and more
than ¿18,000,00 sent elsewhere for the
purchase of land tells what the West is
doing with some o f its money, accord
ing to information compiled by Graham
G. Lacey, a banker o f this city, who
has obtained replies to a series o f ques
tions addressed to bankers in Kansas,
Nebraska, Missouri and Iowa.
Reports from 251 banks showed that
approximately $18,000,000 had gone
out o f their section for the purchase of
lands in other states, and 234 banks
reported that a heavy amount had gone
out o f their sections for such purposes.
For autos, 427 banks reported that a
total o f $15,000,000 had been spent.
Out of 639 replies received, 293
stated that agricultural conditions were
good, the remainder reported such con
ditions as only fair. A good wheat
crop was reported by 20 per cent o f re
plies, fa ir by 38 per cent, and bad by
42 per cenL ’
Fifty-one per cent reported that the
banks were carrying more real estate
loanB for their customers at this time
than they were carrying a year ago.
Zion City, 111.—“ We will fight this
invasion to the death, ” is the state
ment attributed to General Overseer
Glenn H. Voliva, o f Zion City, referr
ing to an invasion o f the sacred pre
cincts o f Zion by the Methodists, who
recently dedicated a modest chapel in
side the city.
Bishop McDowell and a long list o f
Methodist dignitaries assisted in the
ceremonies, and they say they are in
Zion to stay and grow. I f so they will
probably prove an extremely large
thorn in the flesh of Overseer Voliva,
for the excellent reason that his own
camp is badly divided. The independ
ents in Zion hailed the advent o f the
Methodists warmly and sent a delega
tion o f elders to the dedication o f the
chapel.
The new church w ill have the back
ing o f business interests outside and
Overseer Voliva has the battle o f his
life cut out i f he undertakes to exter
minate the invader.
The Methodists dedicated
their
church in the forenooh, and in the a f
ternoon Voliva, speaking at the taber
nacle, hurled his defiance. This draws
the lines o f battle clearly and some in
teresting developments may be expect
ed.
The Methodists w ill seek out the
suffering in the city and not permit
them to die without attention. The
recent case o f an aged elder being
suffered to expire of a rattlesnake
bite, while Voliva refused aid aside
from the customary prayers is a case
in point.
Voliva, it is understood, had just
realized his dream o f securing control
of a majority of the land holdings, in
which case he would have become a
dictator more powerful even than was
John Alexander Dowie, founder o f the
city.
A t present there is strife between
the aldermen, two sets claiming elec
tion. A fte r the death o f Dowie and
the subsequent failure, the advent of
a receiver tore down much o f the Chin
ese wall surrounding the city. The
followers o f Dowie broke up into nu
merous factions, which warred upon
each other. Voliva has succeeded in
aligning several o f these factions with
his cause, but the opposition still is
very strong.
T A F T S TIE FLAM ING RED.
President, Going on Vacation, ¡Hopes
to See Newspapermen in Fall.
Washington — President T a ft has
gone to spend the next three or four
months at Beverly, Mass., the summer
capital o f the United States. The
president’s air o f gaiety over his de
parture was accentuated by a vivid red
necktie.
With the president went Secretary
Norton and Assistant Secretary For
ester; Captain Archibald Butt, his mil
itary aide; Dr. Barker, his physician;
several stenographers, and two mes
sengers. On the same train, although
not in the president’s car, was Secre
tary Nagel, o f the department o f com
merce and labor.
Before leaving the White House the
president called into his office all the
newspaper men who have been writing
for their associations or papers o f the
daily doings about the executive offices
and wished them a pleasant summer,
expressing the hope that he would see
them again in the fall.
30,000 MINERS WILL
RETURN TO WORK
SL Louis— Thomas L. Lewis, presi
dent of the United Mineworkers of
America, says 30,000 mineworkers of
America, who have been on a strike
since April 1, w ill return to work in
Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklaho
ma and Texas, July 5. The union will
be conceded the 5.55 per cent increase
in the wage scale which was the first
difference between the miners and
operators.
Second Parachute Fails.
New York— In trying to make the
“ double drop” from a height o f 1,000
feet George Tyler, a young Philadel
phia aeronaut, fell several hundred
feeL hanging from a disabled para
chute, and was found unconscious, but
not fatally injured, at Belleville, N. J.
The "double drop” consisted o f two
parachute descents, in the second of
which the first parachute is abandoned
for a smaller one. The first parachute
behaved perfectly, but the second only
partially opened and Taylor sank at
great speed. He struck on his feeL
Genoa, Nev., Destroyed.
Carson City, N ev.— Genoa, the coun
ty seat of Douglas county, 211 miles
south o f this city, was almost com
pletely destroyed by fire . The loss is
estimated at over $100,000. The court
house. Masonic Kali, and several other
brick
structures
were completely
gutted by the flames. Firefighting ap
paratus was forwarded by a Southern
Pacific train from this city to the scene
in the hope o f checking the flames,
Molten Iron Kills Three.
which threaten the surrounding farms.
Chicago— Three men were probably
Genoa is the oldest town this side o f fatally burned and a score of others
tne Sierra Nevada mountains.
painfully injured as a result o f being
splashed with molten metal pouring
Ruef Appeals to Court.
from a blast o f the furnace o f the
San Francisco— Abraham Ruef has Gary, Ind., works o f the Illinois Steel
filed with the District Court o f A p company. The property loss is esti
peals fan appeal from his conviction mated at $10,000. The injured were
and sentence for bribing ex-Supervisor taken to the company’s private hospit
Furey to vote for a trolley franchise al. The furnace had just been opened
for the United Railroads. It is one e f and the string of ladles was ready to
the longest statements ever presented receive the hot metal when the tram
to the court, containing over 12,000 way gave way, and there was no way
pages, included in 24 volumes.
The to plug the furnace.
entire trial is reviewed, and many al
Railroad Suit Dismissed.
leged errors are presented as grounds
for a reversal o f judgment and a new
SL Louis— In accordance with the
trial. Ruef was sentenced to 14 years’ agreement reached between railroad
imprisonment and now is out on bail.
presidents and President T a fL United
States District Attorney Charles H.
Louisiana Raps Suffrage.
Hoots asked for the dismissal o f the
Baton Rouge, La.— The upper branch suit brought in the United States cir
o f the Louisiana legislature went on cuit court bv the government against
record as not only opposed to woman railroads composing the Western Trunk
suffrage, but refused to allow women line committee, to restrain the pro
to act as members o f boards o f an ed posed increase in freight rates. Judge
ucational or a charitable nature, even Dyer, who signed the restraining order
though they be elected to such board at Hannibal, ordered the suit dismissed.
by men. They came to this decision
when Senator Geuydon tried to have
Jews Ordered Out Fast.
passed his bill sllowing women mem
K iev, Russia— From June 23 to June
bership on educational and charitable
25 inclusive, 46 Jews were expelled
boards.
from Kiev, 37 from Salomenka and 37
from Demieffka.
Twenty-seven were
Chils Wind W recks Ships.
San Francisco— The Merchants’ Ex expelled from Kiev, 24 from Salo
change has received advices from Val menka and 17 from Demieffka in one
__________________
paraiso, Chile, that the German steam day.
er Irmingard is ashore off Corral and
Town Treasurer in Cell.
is believed to be a total loss.
The
Cambridge, Mass.— John B. Lom
crew was saved. Several other vessels
the names of which are unknown, have bard, ex-town treasureer o f Farming-
been wrecked as the result o f the storm ham, who had confessed to forging
which has raged several days on the town notes aggregating $300,000 has
coast.
begun serving a 10-year sentence.
BRIEF REPORT OF THE DAILY
WORK OF NATION’S LAWMAKERS
FOB G IRLS TO BEAD.
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That
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R e e e a llr n e a r
t h e l * o » l o |||« m *.
T H E DAT OF TH E POOR.
W aver n e fo re H a v e T h e y S e t s A M #
t o P r o c u r e no M u c h f u r a o L i t t l e .
LEG â Ï —
Ï^FÎ r " mâ TÏO n ""
It was addressed to a man. but none
Disciples of unrest would have the
(he less It Is a letter (or girls to read zorld believe that this Is the day of
"Dear
Grant.”
It
said.
"Somewhere
the rich ; whereas, on the contrary,
T A LK E D AND S P E N T MONEY.
W ILE Y'S POW ER C U T DOWN.
1 have seen this: ‘One Is never the never In the history of the United
common
sinner.'
It
means
more
to
me
States have the poor and those persons
Food
Expert
Must Now Confine 10,000 Pages o f Congressional Rec
For violating the statute providing,
now than ever before.
of restricted means been enabled to that barbers shall be licensed and reg
ord; Appropriate «1,074,000.000
Work to Laboratory.
"This morning I went downtown, as: procure so much for so little, writes
istered
before being allowed to engage
Washington— In addition to spending we agreed I should, to get your letter Edwin L. Sabin in Llpplncott's.
Washington— Dr. Harvey A. W iley,
In tonsorlal toll, appellant In Jackson
chief o f the bureau o f chemistry, de $1,074,000,000, or a trifle more, the at the general delivery department o f' The rich may speed In their automo vs. Slate, 117 Southwestern Reporter,
partment of agriculture, is deprived of recent congress was the wordiest on the postofflee. I found there were two biles, but for live cents the poor may 818. was convicted. The law exempts
wludows for women, but there was a ride royally from one side of a city
The Congressional Record
students In tbe university and barbers
part o f the power he has been exercis record.
long line In front of each; so I took like Chicago to the other, or be car
In small towns. Its purpose Is to In
ing by a clause in the agricultural ap totaled nearly 10,000 pages and each
my place at the end of one line, feel ried mllea Into the country. What un
sure efficiency In tbe barbers and by-
propriation bill, which says that “ here page containa more words than the ing as uncomfortable as It everybody
Improvement over the daya of our gienlc conditions m their establisu-
after the legal work o f the department average newspaper column.
knew that 1 was going to ask for my forefather«, when It was either own ments. The statute w u declared un
o f agriculture shall be performed un
This haa set the statisticians esti letter under a false name.
your own private conveyance, or else constitutional by the Texas Court of
der the supervision and direction o f the mating the number o f words uttered
“ Don’t be Impatient with me for Journey by toot or In the expensive Criminal Appeals on the ground that
solicitor.”
by the members o f congress during the
that. I hadn't forgotten the argu stage. The rich may seclude them- it wag contrary to the provision pro
This means that Dr. W liey, who session.
Figuring that only 6,000
ments In favor of keeping our corre- selvea In spacious villas and country hibiting taxation of mechanical em
heretofore has issued citations for pages were devoted to ceb tes and
hearings whenever examinations made speeches, and the other 4,000 pages to spondence secret, and I know father places, but the country place of the ployments, and that by Us exceptions
in hiB bureau seemed to justify him in records, the statesmen uttered some and mother do seem to us unreason poor 1s provided, absolutely free of ex It became discriminatory because the
able and unjust, but, you sec, to them pense to them. In extensive parks evils Intended to be prevented could
demanding of the manufacturer an ex thing like 10,800,000 words.
I am just their little girl, and— well, where grass, trees, fountains and mu as easily arise in an institution of
planation o f any article o f food or drug
Bills introduced in the house during
sic, flowers and statuary, arc thetrs to learning or a hamlet as in the frescoed
product which it was thought did not the session numbered 27,065, and in I couldn't help feeling strange.
"Soon I noticed that the line didn't enjoy as If created by their pocket- parlors of a metropolis.
come up to the standard of purity de the senate 8,800. Thousands of thv.se
manded by the food and drug act, must were pension and private claim bills. move. A loud-voiced woman was hav books.
A Missouri statute prohibits courts
For two cents a letter may be sent
confine his work practically to his lab O f those intended for the public good ing an altercation at the window. A ft
from punishing contempts by fine ex
er
a
while
the
woman
next
In
front
of
a
distal.<;e
which
once
would
have
de
oratory. His other powers will be 136 house and 83 senate bills have be
ceeding $50 or imprisonment for mors
roe asked a stranger who stood look manded 25 cents. To the address of
transferred to the solicitor o f the de come laws.
than ten days. In Cbicago, B. A Q.
ing
on
what
was
the
matter,
and
he
the
poor
as
to
tbe
hall
of
the
rich
tbe
partment.
The senate ratified three treaties of
Ry. Co. vs. Glldersleeve, 118 South
came
close
and
explained
In
a
too
fa
carrier
delivers
the
mail,
and
for
the
no great imporatance, and confirmed
western Reporter. 86, It appeared that
miliar
way,
which
somehow
included
farmer
whose
labor
will
not
permit
10,800 appointments by the president,
LAND O FFICE C U T S BILLS.
appellant had disregarded an injunc
me
with
her.
about
a
rule
which
had
him
to
go
to
town
there
Is
the
rural
who established a record in the number
gone into effect this morning, com service. For five cents the poor man tion forbidding his traffic in partly
used railroad tickets, and had beea
Revision o f Plans Occasioned by Re of appointments.
pelling
every woman who applied at I may talk over the telephone as far as
The recent session convened on De
sentenced to fifteen days’ imprison
duction o f Appropriation.
the
general
delivery
window
to
give
the
rich
man;
and
Into
the
cottage
as
cember 6. The long sessions o f the
ment for contempt. Appellant relied
Washington— The general land office five preceding congresses ended on May her real name and address. The de Into the mansion has been extended on tbe statute, and expressed tbe fear
is shaping its program for field inves 20, June 30, April 2, July 1 and June 7. partment. he said, was primarily for the electric light, at a reasonable rate. that unless tbe statute were recognized
tigations of matters concerning the
Grand opera comes high, to be sure; as constitutional the courts could ex
Deaths since the preceding session the convenience of people who had no
public domain so as to come within the included Senators McLaurin, of Missis fixed address in the city, and It had but what does that matter when many, ercise their power to punish for con
compass of the appropriation o f $750,- sippi, and Johnson, o f North Dakota, been misused; a great deal of crime many amusement gardens, as well as tempt in an arbitrary and oppressive
000 which the sundry civil bill has ap and
Representatives
Griggs, of was known to originate there. And he the public parks, charge no admittance manner. Tbe Missouri Supreme Court
propriated for the work. Commission Georgia, Loveridge, of Massachusetts, went on to say that he had been there fee to their concerts? The rich may
held that as the court was created by
er Dennett, o f the general land office Perkins, of N ew York, De Armond, of all the morning watching the fun,’ have their private libraries; but much
the constitution, and had Inherent
and that it was ‘mighty interesting to larger libraries, of literature as choice
expects the field divisions to be re Missouri, and Lassiter, of Virginia.
power to punish for contempt, allow
ee how many married women came .nd cLolcer, are open in cities and even
duced from 17 to 12, and the field ser
ing the Legislature to regulate this
vice force o f the land office decreased OVER B ILLIO N APPRO PRIATED . there for mail.' O Grant, I felt in villages to the knock of the com
power would be permitting the legis
ashamed!
about 25 per cenL The reduction will
mon people.
lative body to exercise functions prop
"Ry this time a young girl behind
be due to the fact that $1,000,000 was
It Is not the day of the rich; It Is erly belonging to tbe judicial. Three
appropriated for the work during the Congress Fails in Boast o f Saving me began to ask questions. Then she the day of the poor, wherein especial
judges dissented.
S5 0 ,000.000 This Year.
and a still younger girl compared attention is being paid to the persons
current fiscal year.
In United States ex rel. Atty. Gen.
The appropriation o f $750,000 for
Washington — More than a billion notes. I couldn't help hearing. They not with much, but with little.
vs. Delaware A H. Co. 29 Supremo
the next year, however, was based up dollars was appropriated at the recent had been answering some horrid mat
Court Reporter, 527, the statute pro
rimonial ads under assumed names.
on the estimate o f the general land
STAR TE D A T ZERO POINT.
hibiting railroads from transporting
office as to the amount required to car session o f congress, if continuing ap The little one said her mother would
propriations are incorporated in the 'just kill her i f she found out,' and P r i m a r y S c h o o l E d u c a t io n D e n ie d in Interstate commerce commodities
ry on the work.
manufactured, mined or produced by
totals o f the general appropriation the other one suggested that if they
W o m e n lo o Y c n r a A g o .
should give some out-of-town place as
Canal Diggers Can't Naturalize.
Every step of woman's emergency them, or In which they were directly
measures.
Washington— The question as to
Definite figures concerning the ap their home address, and then insist from Intellectual swaddling clothes has or indirectly Interested, was construed,
whether residence in the canal zone of propriations will be issued from the that the false names were their own. been contested. In the time of Mary three justices dissenting from the
employes of the United States is al house and senate committees within a they would probubiy get their letters Wollstonecraft Godwin It was In bad court's opinion. The Federal Supreme
taste to suggest that a primary school Court held, in substance, that although
all right.
lowed by law to count in making the few days.
“ It made me sick to hear them plan education was suitable for woman. To a railroad corinration could not trans
Insofar as the figures could be ob
five years’ residence for citizenship,
has been called to the attention o f the tained from measures which under it so coolly, and yet, Grant, for one in teach her anything at all was held by port the product of its own mines,
bureau o f naturalization. In reply the went changes in the last hours of the stant I actually considered borrowing the masses—and the women themselves yet it could control a corporation en
bureau states that the question is one session, the total o f the appropriations, the idea and getting your letter that shared in the common belief—to make gaged exclusively in mining, and
o f judicial character, and that it can exclusive o f continuing appropriations, way. Then I looked up, and not ten her bold. Immodest, unfomlnlne. All transport the mineral for the corpora
feet off stood a man that lives near us. she needed to know was to keep ac tion which it owned or controlled;
only express its opinion, but is inclined was $894.086,943.
The amount o f the continuing ap It was just like a flash of lightning.— counts and possess a few ladylike ac that the ownership of a railway car
to the view that residence in the canal
zone is not residence in the United propriations for the last fiscal year the curious, unbelieving Btare he gave complishments. Grammar and spelling rier of stock in a bona fide corporation,
States within the meaning o f the nat was about $160,000,000. It is safe to me,—and suddenly I saw myself in it, were coarsening to a properly reared producing coal was not the interest in
the commodity forbidden the carrier..
say that it w ill not be less for the the 'common sinner.'
uralization law.
female.
next fiscal year, and the grand total
"That is all. I waited Just long
One hundred years ago woman The court illustrates ita deduction
Ballinger Probe Waits.
therefore w ill aggregate at least $1,- enough to say to those silly girls what "started at zero point In thla country,” thus: A carrier mines and produces
1 should wish somebody to say to my as one writer expresses it. She began and owns coal as a result thereof. It
Washington— The chances o f a ver 054,000,000.
The appropriation measures for the little sister in the same ciroumstanres, to emerge from purely domestic sur sells the coal to A. It Is Impotent to
dict from the Ballinger-Pinchot inves
tigating committee during the present fiscal years 1909-10, exclusive o f con and then came away without getting roundings, impelled by the call to par move It for account of A. in interstate
session o f congress are remote.
The tinuing appropriations, carried $883,- your letter— which I wanted more than ticipate In social movements, "though commerce because of the prohibition ot
committee held a
meeting behind 918,216, while those of the fiscal year words can tell.
custom and her own sentiments were the statute. The same carrier becomes
closed doors, but it was announced an o f 1908-9 carried $864,203,240.
"And, Grant, please— please under against her.” What did she first at a dealer In coal, buys and sells coal tc
The boasts of congressional leaders stand and sympathize when I say that tempt to do? Merely to get a primary A. This coal it may transport In in
adjournment had been taken.
I t was
terstate commerce. Thus if the rule
learned that there was no expression that fully $50,000,000 would be saved I cannot have letters, even from you, education.
o f opinion as to the merits o f the case. in the appropriations for the next fis at the expense of deceiving my father
Consider the antagonism of outraged of literal Interpretation were applied
Several o f the members had not read cal year were not realized.
and mother. I f our love for each other convention when women began to bo this Incongruity would result, and the
the briefs submitted by the attorneys
is all that we believe, it can live down public figures, though small. The en Intention could hardly have been to
8-HOUR DAY PRO H IBITIVE.
and were not prepared to report.
opposition; If it must be, it could even tering wedge was a common school ed offer an incentive to a carrier to be
outlive an enforced silence— but it can ucation. Gradually the wedge was come a buyer and seller of commodi
Sleuth Must Wait for Pay.
Secretary , Fears Battleships Cannot never stoop to anything that even pushed in further until higher educa ties which It transported.
seems vulgar or tricky."— Youth’s tion in her own schools was permitted. SW IM M ING STROKE FOR W O M EN,
Washington— Owing to the fact that
Be Built in Government Yards.
Then, in this country, participation In
only $10,000 is in the government’s
Washington— Secretary o f the Navy Companion.
the State University work waa allow " 'A n e t r a l t a a C n w l " N o w 1« P o p u l a r
moiety fund, Richard Parr, who was
ed; then entrance into tne professions.
w it h M o d e rn W a t e r N y m p h o .
awarded $100,000 for discovering the Meyer, just before leaving Washington
Contrast what now prevails throughout
fraudulent underweighing o f the sugar on a trip to Hamilton, Mass., announ
"Leander wasn't much of a swimmer
trust at New York, will have to wait ced that he is/going to reorganize the
the world, at least that part of tho if it bothered him any to Bwim tho
world which shares Ideas In common Hellespont,” said Swimming Instructor
until the next Bession of congress to accounts of the departmenL He said
with us.
secure the full amount due him. The
G. H. Corsan of the Brookline munici
that the authorization of the naval sup
$10,000 probably w ill be turned over to
How many poor youths on farms,
In the England that denied woman a pal baths.
ply account in the general deficiency
common
school
education
100
years
Parr within a few days. The remain
in stores, in workshops or factories
“ Now, If Leander had used the 'Aus
bill makes it possible for him to place
der o f the award will have to be ap
have held their minds persistently ago, full municipal suffrage prevails. tralian craw l,'” Mr. CorBan continued,
the accounts o f the department on a
propriated by congress at its next ses
toward the object of their ambition Women vote for everything except “ instead of the old-fashioned 'breast
business basis in accordance with the
sion.
members of Parliament, and that right stroke,’ he’d have been across the Hel
recommendations o f the civilian expert when there did not seem to be the
slightest possibility of ever realizing is logically conceded by tbe fact of the lespont before he knew he was start
accountants
and
the
best
commercial
Drydock Dewey Raised.
their dreams; and yet the way has possession of full suffrage In every otn- ed.”
practices.
Manila— A fte r several weeks sub
Instructor Corsan has been telling
The secretary expressed the fear opened to the young art dreamer, the er respect.
mersion the drydock Dewey was floated
Brookline swimmers that they don't
that the eight-hour day provision may music dreamer, to study with the
and is in better shape than it was ex
SENSIBLE STYLES.
know what swimming is It they don’t
make the cost o f building a battleship great masters abroad, when such a
pected. The pumps have been kept in
in a government navy yard prohibitive. thing seemed to be out of all keeping (• 'a m e n « A c t r e a a F r a la e a M e t h o d N o w know the "Australian crawl," the Bos
constant service since the dock was
ton Herald says. “ The Australians
He hopes to be able to |try, in one o f with their poverty and impossible to
In V o s i e .
raised. A careful investigation was
didn't invent this stroke. In the Brit
the colliers now building, a gear-drive their condition, says Orison Swett
"Women
never
looked
so
well
as
started by a special board to ascertain
ish museum there Is a basrellef of
device for propelling machinery and Marden in Success Magazine.
they
dc
in
tbe
styles
of
tbe
present,”
the cause o f the sinking. Several rea
There is a great difference between
some ALsyrians crossing a river— men.
an electric drive in another collier.
says
Miss
Julia
Marlowe.
"They
have
sons have been advanced but not until
the chances of the young man who
women and children— with their emi
the board reports to the Navy depart
■tarts out with a thorough understand gone back to tbe ancient Grecian style rates shooting arrows at them from the
Survey Methods Changed.
to
a
great
extent,
and
nothing
could
ment at Washington w ill the real
ing with himself that he is going to
bank. Those Assyrians— and heaven
Washington— Under the terms of
cause be made public.
make a success of his life, with a grim be more beautiful than that. Ever) knows how old the basrellef is— aro
the sundry civil bill, the manner of
artist
will
agree
that
tbe
women
of
resolution to win at all hazards, and
employing this ‘Australian crawl' as
making public land surveys will be
Dry Lands Open fo r Entry.
the youth who sets out with no par ancient Greece were tbe most artistic plain as day. They’d laugh to see ns
changed July 1. The present law pro
ally
clad
of
any
in
all
the
centuries
Washington— The Interior depart-
floundering along with our clumsy
vides that surveys shall be made by ticular aim or ambition, backed by of changing fashions.
mnet has designated under the enlarg
no firm determination that he will
breast stroke. The ‘Australian crawl’
contract, the statute fixing the maxi
"Now
we
have
gone
back
to
that
ed homestead aet approximately a mil
mum charge to be allowed. The sun make good, no matter how long It classical garb, and I thin) we have is the only thing for ease, grace, speed
lion acres o f land in Wyoming not sus
dry civil bill has done away with the takes or how hard the fight. It is piti improved upon it to some extent. We and hygiene. It'a great exercise fo r
ceptible o f successful irrigation at
old method and directs that surveys ful to see so many young drifters in have a happy combination of the past the shoulder and arm muscles, yet.
a reasonable cost from any known
shall now be made by surrveyors em our stores and offices and factories; and present in tbe styles of to-day. there is no effort to It.
source of water supply. In Wyoming,
"On that account It's a fine thing
ployed on salary, the maximum com young people who would like to get Nothing could be more graceful and
up to the present time, the area of
pensation not to exceed
$200 per on, but wbo have never set their faces truly classical than a perfectly dressed for girls and women. Up in Toronto,
land so designated totals 14,500,000
month. The effect o f the change is to like flint toward a single unwavering woman of good figure to-day. They which la my native city, I have been
acres.
employ surveyors at stipulated salary. aim and burnt all their bridges be are getting cloee to nature, not un teaching the girls this 'crawl.' They
hind them so that they should not be
adorned, but adorned in the moat got tired of being taken out canoeing
Bridge Made Monument.
tempted to turn back.
In Toronto bay, having the canoe up
Indians Taught to Farm.
artistic
manner possible.
Washington — President T a ft upon
There Is all the difference in the
set and being left by the fellows to-
Washington—
At
all
the
Indian
res
"Women
have
passed
through
recommendation o f the secretary of
world between tbe prospects of the
drown or get ashore as best they
the interior, has issued a proclamation ervations throughout the West car man who has committed himself to periods when fashion decreed that they
loads
o
f
farming
implements
o
f
the
must dress in a way that made them might. No, Toronto boys aren’t more
creating Rainbow bridge, a natural
his
life
purpose
without
reservation,
Buatlees, hip ungallant than any others. They’re
wonder within the Navajo Indian res most modern type will begin to arrive who has burned all bridges behind absolutely deformed.
about alike anywhere. But Toronto
ervation near the southern boundary of this week. Expert farmers in the em him and has taken a sacred oath to pads and what not were required to
girls decided they’d learn to swim for
Utah, a national monument. Under ploy o f the Indian service w ill soon be do the thing he has undertaken, to bring them into conformity with the
themselves. They are experts, too.”
the provision o f the national monument gin making visits to the agencies, in see his proposition through to the end, style and make them artistically
act, 160 acres o f land surrounding the structing the Indians how to use the no matter what sacrifices he must ridiculous. Our mothers wore great
W o m e n '« C n r l o a l t ? lit a S h o o « b o p .
The work
begins in
bridge will constitute a reserve for its implements.
“ Women are proverbially curloua,'"
| make or how long It may take, and bcop skirts which were atrociously
earnest
now,
and
it
is
hoped
that
per
ug!y
and
ungainly.
Only
12
or
15
protection.
_________
said the shoe salesman, “ but 1 tblnk
fection will be a step toward making ' the man who has only half resolved, years ago women’s shoulder’s had
they show It more in a shop of this
the Indian responsible for his welfare. , who has not quite committed himself, great humps on them, which made
China Urged to Ratify Loan.
sort than anywhere else. At times
j who Is afraid to cut off all possible
them
appear
absurdly
broad.
Washington — The ratification by
It’s bard to get a customer's atten
retreat in case of defeat.
Cannon Cuts Poindexter.
"A
ll
this
is
p
u
t
and
gone.
Tbe
per
China o f the $30,000,000 Hankow rail
tion, she's so busy watching what the
There Is a tremendous force In the
Washington—
Representative
'Poin
fectly-clad
women
of
to-day
appears
road loan is sought by the State de
women on either side are buying.
very act of committing one's self un
partment. Instructions were sent to dexter, insurgent, is the only represen reservedly to his great life aim; a as a woman should, in the shape that And when a sale Is completed and a.
American Minister Calhoun at Pekin tative from the Northwest who got propelling power in the very act of aature made her, and for the first time woman walks out with her new boots
to join with representatives o f the oth nothing for his district in the omnibus flinging one's being with all his might In many, many years she is artistic. I on, watch the others. Every e/e is
er three governments in urging China | public building bill.
trust that It will be a long time be fixed on the newly clad feet, and It
When the bill was reported it car- into what be is doing, determined fore she permits the faahlonmakers the wearer happens to be smartly
to bring the matter to a speedy con
never
to
turn
back,
that
Is
well-nigh
' ried $12,000 for a site at Wenatchee,
to disfigure her again u
they have dressed there'll be a sudden demand
clusion.
I but when printed copies of the bill Irresistible.
from tbe others to be shown shoes of
Irresolution or unwillingness to done so often In the p u t."
{ were delivered this item had disap
Guild Made Ambassador.
tbe same type. I tblnk It's for that
commit the whole of himself to his
peared.
I
t
is
understood
it
was
re
Washington— President T a ft has an
T h e L e e « S tre w .
reason that women are ao particular
aim Is one of the great weaknesses
nounced the appointment o f ex-Gover- moved by the direction o f Speaker Can
An attendant at a Kansu Institution about not having holes in thetr stock
of tbe American youth of to-day.
nor Curtis Gould, o f Masaachusetts, as non as punishment to Poindexter for
for the deaf and dumb w u undergoing ings when they buy shoes. Men don't
K la m e t .
special ambassador o f the United his insurgency.
a pointless rapid-fire Inquisition at seem to care."— New York Sun.
States at the celebration o f the first
“He loves me not." the daisy said.
the hands of a female vlaitoT.
Contracts for Four Submarines.
T h e F ir s t T h e a s e a d .
When Elsie sought to pluck
centennial o f the Republic o f Mexico,
"But how do you summon these poor
"It's the first thousand dollars that’s
to be held in Mexico City in Septem
Washington— Secretary o f the Navy An answer from It. leaf by leat
mutes to churchT‘ she uked, finally,
Of ill or happy luck.
ber.
Meyer has awrded contracts for the
with what w u meant to be a pitying hard to geL"
"That's right,” assented the owaer
| construction of four submarine boats
glance at the Inmates near by.
"He loves me not.” the daisy said.
Philippine Treasurer Dies.
"A fter you separate
of 450 tons each. The Electric Boat
"B y ringing tbe dumbbells, madam," of the garage.
When all Its leaves were dried.
Washington— Richard M. Corwine of company was given the contract for And Elsie smiled at Fate because
retorted the exuperated attendant— ’em from that, they'll loosen to aAy
Ohio treasurer o f More province in the the three o f the boats and the Lake
extent."— Louisville Courier Journal.
She knew the daisy lied.
fudge.
_____________
Philippines died in the islands June 26. Torpedo Boat company was awarded —Success Magazine.
Hajra I k « P h i l o s o p h e r .
When a man gets to be a Jlsii wash
It is
He was a volunteer in the Spaniab- the contract for the fourth.
" K r ry man to bis trade, «van to er, be haa reached aboat the lowest
Think of the Hot Air In every towa
Ameriean war and served throughout probable that three o f the boats will
bosses."—Boston Herald
t h a t never amounts to anything!
round on tho ladder
: tie constructed on the Pacific coast.
the Philippine insurrection.