THE M0NM0UTH HERALD' MONMOUTH, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1924
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t By ELMO SCOTT WATSON f
(l la, Wura N.wip.p.r Union.)
THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING
, OF FRANCE
A IIOVO tll Invilmla 1.1I ...
TX Chief Onwareahllaki, n Mohawk
ana son of a chief ; but the white muu
knew him as the Itov ku
limns, a ascendant of Kuntce Wil
liams, the famous white captive of
Peerfleld. Mass..
Indians and a scout nnd sr.v f,,i ti,
United States army during the War of
1 SX2
After the war Wlllln
.Mutitcu r
ins missionary labors, but ho.
volveil In a scandal connected with the
removal of the Oneldii n-lh x......
York to Wisconsin, where ha h...i
planned to establish an Indian empire
with himself as Its siiorm
There was a chare, of
and Williams was cast off by the mis
sionary societies that had been sup
porting him, and in lJte ,.. ...
pudlated by the Oneldas whose trust
he had betrayed. With his dream of
ruling a native eomimimvu.iitr, i,.i,
Williams dropped out of sight for a
few years. Then he rennneni-,i i.. .n
even more r.imuln role, that f t i".
XVII, the Lost Dauphin of France,
"u a auppoiict ro nave been killed
In the Tower of the Temple In Paris
uurmp im jieign or Terror,
In 1841 the Prince de Jolnville, son
Of King Louis Phlllnne. arrlvorl in v,
York and Immediately departed upon
a secret mission in the West. Accord
ing to Williams' story, De Jolnville
convinced of Williams' right to the title
of king of France, came to him hi.
home in Green Bay. Wis., and asked
him to renounce his claim, which Wil
liams refused to do. There is authori
tative evidence that the prince did
make Inquiries about this frontier
soldier of fortune while stopping at
Mackinac. Mich., but for an Interview
oetween the two men we have only
Williams' word, and Elcazer'a reputa
tion for truthfulness was not the highest.
This "discovery" of the
in the wilds of the Wisconsin frontier
caused a furore In both
Europe for awhile. Willlnma u ...m
to have visited France to try to estab-
nsn nis claim, but the Bourbons would
have none of him. Flnniir ha
turned to this countrv and diort in
poverty and neglect at Hogansburg,
IHtlsli Wes.
The Isle of Wight Is what the
house of lords Is to th iio. f
mons, when compared with Manxland.
"Man'' It n democrat. ''vm,i" u n...
headquarters of the iim.i v,,,,,,..1
i(iundri.n, and Cowes week Is one of
tne great events of
London Tlt-IUts. i
Hut the Isle of wiirhf ' i.... . ..,..-
l"ir side, as the fronts at Hyde,
.Sandown, Ventnor and even Cowes It
,elf can prove. It Is, moreover, the
paradise of the char-a-limies, for Its
hills ore easllv elimimhi,. ,i u
roads are excellent. .Moreover, it has
'it. ,u loveliest coast scenery to
be found anywhere.
I The Channel Islands belong to llrtt-
am. nitmniKli they lie nearer to France,
" tneir visiting list Is corre
N'onmngiy Internatlon.il - l.nt t)
fine service of steamboats from the
southern ports of England Is making
n.so lovely islands better known to
holiday makers, even from the north
ana rrom Scotland.
T.........
UVISI-J. KUCrilSlV 1 . tFi.ni. on.
Stork, not forgetting the tiny Island of
er.ii, which belongs to an Kngllsh
novelist, are nil
Ihen there Is Anglesey, the only
is.ana wmeb is also a countv of Kng
'una and Wales, u.t i...
Anglesey only as the first hit on the
way rrom Holyhead to T...n,!n v,.
year by year, by virtue of splendid
golf courses and" tine hydros, the
nelsh county separated, from the main
land by the Mcnal H( rnit4 mill I'.in.
nected with the mainland by two his
toric bridges, Is coming more and
more into prominence aa n holiday
center.
NITRATE DESERT AIDS WORLD
Desolate Region In Plateau Country
or v.mie i( source of Famous
Soda Commodity.
LIKE GEMS SET ft THE SEA
Many Beautiful Little Islands Around
ureat -Britain Are Frequented
oy Holiday Crowds.
It Is probably no eTflmrpraHnn In
ay that the Isle of Man Is the most
popular holiday Island in tha
VIIUl
It glens and even its mountains are
lurnea into show places, whilst Doug
las Is, perhaps, next to Blackoonl. th
mast enterprising seaside town in the
L J
'MoiiTiQevi'MoilMi ImsT-
".:' tfU X rHAULr. TT IT A wr ' HI H I
In theJihrh ulateun
between the coast rungea and the
Anues, lies a desert which Is one of
the deadest soots on .mii-Hi v., ,.....
thing grows upon It, no living cren-
iu'e is native to it.
And yet this desert has been for a
century a primary support of human
life in the civilised world, says the
Nation's Business. Although science
now promises eventuully to make us
independent of this desert and Its
product, It Is no exaggeration to say
mat uie great expansion of the race
which has taken place In the last hun
dred years would have been Impossible
without It. And the people of the
United States are still largely depend
ent upon it,
This unique desert Is the source of
the famous Chilean nitrate of soda
a commodity which is at present the
suojeci or a special invosttition be
ing made nt the behest of congress by
the bureau of foreign nnd domestic
commerce.
The nitrate situation and the Inves
tigation of it are significant not only
because of the Importance of wider
use of such valuable fertilizing agents
as nitrate of sodS, and of as cheap a
supply as possible, but also because
factors controlling the supply 0f ni
trates are typical of those that affect
a number of other raw materials
which are indispensable to civilized
countries.
clfy and Albany changed liorses at this
point. President Washington nnd hli
cabinet dined here In 17IK).
In 1810 Stephen Jumel, a French
wlno merchant of fame nnd fortune,
purchased this mansion, restored It to
Its condition lit the time of Wnahlnm.
ton, Jumel died In lfttU. The following
year Mine. Jumel married the Itlustrt
ous Auri Burr who, In 1S01. was
elected vice president of the United
Slates, and who shot and killed the
celebrated Alexander Hamilton In
duel which was tho outgrowth of a
political feud, at AVeehawken. New
Jersey, In 1S04. Subsequently, Attor
ney i iiuse. who studied law In Uurr'i
oltlce and who married a niece of Mine,
Jumel, occupied this house for M
years.
In UHtt the property was purchased
by the city ami In 1007 tho Society of
tho Daughters of the American Revolu
tion acquired the use of tho house for
a museum of historical relics and fur
nlshlngs of the Hevoluilonnry period.
In tho council chamber, a lnrm octn.
onal room at the rear of the broad
"nil, l.etioral Washington, It Is said, re
reived visits from the sachema nf i It a
Ave Iroquois tribes who came to otter
their allegiance to the cause of liberty.
" "ra Ntwtpapor Unloa.)
Rides Fish; Beats' It to Death.
Vancouver. Wash. T. n wn..
II. a . . -- 41111,
eighty, of Ihueldell while fishing near
here recently, leaped astride a 27
pound salmon nn, beat It to death
a oonrii, he reported here.
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HUSBAND HACKS
VVIFETO DEATH
Steeplejack Makes Fatal Attack
on Woman After a Jealous
Quarrel
FALLS DEAD IN SNOW
What do yon think of this p'.uckr
man? He is W. C. White and he
lnraa 4. 1.- 1 : . . 1 .
. luue wwn or Ingle-
nooK, near Birmingham, Alabama.
When a child three years old he
fell against a sharp corner of a
table and tore out one of his eyes
A year later he was totally blind.'
Ins parents were extremely poor
He was sent away to the School
for the Blind at Talladega, Ala
bama, onlv aftpr
had said he would not only be a
cripple for the rest of his life but
would probably die or go insane.
But even as a small, undersized,
weak boy Jie decided that life was
wr-scT he determined to win.
"cu u" tnoice ne decided on a
future of music nH hot
tenth session of the school had
passed he was "turned loose" from
the school as a finished and ac
complished musician.
While Still a hnxr nrvu.
piano recitals in Birmingham that
caused a sensation. But he was
not saiisned to stop here. With
j eminZs he became a partner
and General M,nn,i nni..-
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and Wallace Garage at Inglenook.
Ilonntfa hi. UK 1 1
r.v uiiiiuueaa .ne mastered
every detail of the automobile and
so well informed was he from a
mechanical standpoint that he be
came an authority.
Tn A6Whi brdened out.
In 1914 he bought out and there-
Y7V """""Kea a Daseba 1 team
which netted him a small fortune.
While engaged in these pursuits he
organteed an orchestra of eighty
Pieces, became its leader, business
ftfJW andJowner and as a side
line he learned shorthand and type-
"rSh wMI?in? ?xp,ert in bth
Today, White is included in the
"more than rich" class. He is in!
teres ted in Hnvan i
-m v ""ciliriaes ail
or which are paying propositions.
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THE JUMEL MANSION
The Itohert Morris house, mora riv
cently cnlled the JuiupI Arnn.in i.
cated near One Hundred and Sixtieth
street and Amsterdam avenue, In the
city of New York, la nn nt ti, ,,f
famous of all the historic buildings In
u.ui greatest or all American cities.
Well preserved. It Is a
men of Georgian architecture.
As history eoea rilnnoi n,
Morris of the Forty-seventh IlrltlHh
regiment nnd a" comrade-ln-anus of
ueneral Georee Wnshi
chased the property and erected this
mansion which he subsequently pre
sented to his bride, In 1763.
General Washington
place In 1770. white
soldiers camped In the neighborhood.
During a battle which resulted In the
capture or jf ort Washington, this house
was the center of operations. In 1777
it served as the headquarters of the
onusn army, m 1778 It was occupied
by General Baron Von Kuypausen and
his German following as Hessian
headquarters.
Following the close of tha Ravnlii.
tionary war, this building was familiar
ly known as Calumet Inn. Stage
.'j.cl'M-.(agrajlngbtween New York
I'omptou Lake. N. J.A n(l nn
tuen with bloodhnu
8 Wide hunt for John M,.r.in
U years old, a steeplejack from Phila
delphia, SUSMM-tPfl hv nnll.. .. ...u
blug his wife to death. The woman,
with knife wounds lu her i.n.iv
-- - --j i " -
een 10 run from her home to the street
calling for help, and expired In the
snow. The countryside wua scoured
for the alleged slayer, but no clue was
found. The1 man hunt was resumed
uen a large group of citizens and
farmers Joined the police in the search.
l'ollco believe Jealousy was the mo
tive for the crime. They revealed
thlt the Woman hail frommnflo hu.n
I seen In the company of a minister, who,
they sny, left I'otnpton Lake some time
ago, after receiving threatening lettera
from an alleged anonymous writer.
Jaalous of Hla Wlfa.
Manning had been Jealous of his
wife for several years, Police Chief
Miller said. About two years ago be
was locked up for attacking her, he
said, nnd several timet after that
neignuors reported the couple quar
reled bitterly, but no rhantra nn tha
uuMinnus pan was noted.
About 6:13 at night police learned
that Manning was seen alighting from
a bus and making his way to the home
of his wife, who lived with their two
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Expired In the 8now.
children, a boy of eighteen and a
daughter, fourteen . years old. . About
6:35 o'clock Police Chief Miller passed
uie nouse ana heard quarreling. He
thought little of It because of the fact
that the couple had been reported
uuHrreung uerore. A few minutes later
Mrs. Manning ran from tJm hnnao
calling for help. The chief ran in pur
suit or ner nusband, whom he believed
to have been the nerson with whnm
she quarreled, but soon lost sight of
Neither of the children una hnma a
the time of the alleged quarrel, the
uuugiuer naving gone shopping and
the boy to work. Shnrrtv ntta th.
killing a general alarm to the police of
the adjacent cities and rnwTiii una
out for the arrest of Manning. The
couple had been estranged for a few
years. Manning was employed In
Newark up to a few days ago, it was
suld. ....
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