rsrar
POLE I t POUND.
Fredcrick Cook, American E x p lo rer,
Point.
è R u c h e s Most
. c e n s u s
w ork g o es ahead .
*4p«Pt* Busy Arranging Schadulaa for
fm im srators,
, I
1 A ’ -¿®- jfâgg •
, ' W
Waahi
ashington Sept, 8 .—Director of
th e Ceneoe
Cen* Durand, aided by a «core or
adore of <
expert* in economic*, agricul-
tare, mi
manufacture and statistic*, ia
Hbw a t work an ooe of the moat import-
a a t questions in connection with tbe
next cenaue—th at of framing achedules
to be oaad by enumerator* in entering
the information they secure next April.
Mr. Durand and tbe corps of expert*
«fe working ant tbe form of *ehedule*
and determining tbe subdivisions ci in-
•«■tries to bo asked in gathering the in
formation ordered by congre**. The
agricultural, manufacturing and popu
lation schedulea are the principal oam
tinder current discussion. Among those
most prominently mentioned on the
manufacturing acbadulc will be tbe fol
lowing:
8 nrgeon Boll, formerly assistant
editor of tbe Economist, Chicago; Ar
th u r J , Boynton, assistant professor of
economies. University of K a n s u ; C.
W. Doten, assistant professor of eeo-
nomics la the Massachusetts Iagtltate
•of Tesbnolegy; Edward Howard, . a»*
siatant professor of economics, North
western university; Emil f . Ecker,
•expert professor of finance a t D art
mouth college; B or e as Ecrist, inatraet-
o r of economics in the University of
Wisconsin ;'E . A. Willet, professor of
oeoootnlbs ‘tn th e Carnegie Technical
school, and Alvin 8 . Johnson, a statis
tician of Chicago.
Tbe appolgtioo schedule ia la c h u g s
e f Professor W.- B. Bailey, Springfield,
Mass. He ia an instructor on political
•economy in Yale university. A large
«lumber of special agents have been ap-
fwinted in otber divisions.
PANAMA REPAIRS WRONG.
Pay* CompSnsatlon to T irs
lean Warship«.
to rta »
with famine and frost, w* a t last
hUghK II
succeeded in reaching
m m
signed statem ent
Paris' edition 1 of
Tbe itatem uW ' '
“ Hans Egede, Lerwick'
.“ continues:
“ A new highway with
stirip of animated nature
to uted.
pitted and big game
which wiH delight
tend th* Bsqoimo horizon.
“ Land h u been dtoeovarad «
— -1-«—
r u t tbs earth’s northernmost POCO.
ito*
hu
A triangle of 80,000 aq
i on-
Mn cot. aut of tbs
known.
outcome of
“ The expedition w u
a summer cruise in the
Washington, Kept «.—f e tin g So*
ratary of the Navy Win tty-op h u rw
calvad $ 1«,000 from tbe Panama gov
ernment, paid by it u mooay rapan«
tion in the e a u s involving the mah
treatm ent of Ameri Sen naval offieeu
and seamen a t th* hands «P th* p o ti#
of that republic.
Of this amount $5,000 to for indem
nity for what to known a t the Cniiaar
Columbia incident, whan uvei
ears la uniform were a rru ta d ,
up and roughly handled in Colon Up
Jone 1, 1906. The a u a a lt, it to
dared, w u n riitely unprovoked..
An'indemnity of $8,000 will be paid tka lim its pf nar
in Smith sound
t* the 1 relatives of Charles Read,
E|*ÍB conditions
late in A ngui, II
wain’s mate an th* cruiser Buf-
■ ior
who W U killed in Panama in Sep
tember, 1908, and $1,000 will be given
to the relative* of Joupfa Cieelik, a
for loea| _
__
u ilo r of the asm* vessel, who 1
it for emergencies served well
stabbed a t the time and killed.
for evsey purpou ia toe Arctic*.
«‘A t sunrise of 1 9 0 8 -February 19—
S m al Claim Against Big Roads.
the m*ta expedition embarked on it»
Washington, ftepL 2 .—The smallest
A N D m jo o
claim for reparation over fitod with too
Interstate Commerce commission h u laden sledges
•O L D A N D a U A R A N T K D BY
b u n presented by to* Tyson ft J o n u
land shore and poshed westward
Boggy company,* of Carthage, N. C.
the troubled id* of
f
The a e u a n t ia 80 osofta.
Tl
The gloom of the long night WU
• itfc
consists of six p a g u of legal cap, in
vod holy by a few hours of day-
L The chill of the winter w u
a t its worst. As wa crossed tod
toe firm ordered iron wagon axles '
to of Etlsmare sound to Bid Pa-
W ilpubarre, Pa.
Tbe ratq,
slope, the tem perature sank to
1 88 centigrade.
Several dogs I
'
frozen and the man suffered se
should have b u n 62 coots per bandied.
ws eoon found tbs gam«
Th* -shipment weighed shoot 1,4)0
which th* way w u easy,
Six railroads w orr made
an unknown line «60
fondants—tbe Central of Georgia,
was our goal.
Ws
tw«y
Philadelphia ft Reagin, • the Comltor-
lf3
T
land Valley, the Norfolk ft W asM b,
CAR SHORTAGE FEARED.
i* an Irremediable breach she naturally
w
h
y
'THE
v
m
m
is
m
u
sic
’
s
k
m
g
.
the Southern and the
the tea s# the
tar’s aids of th* difference, she to apt to do her beta to
’•*’
—
"
B y Jamm Itmneker. heal It. Besides, in time of trouble, who to u ready
with little delay.
ftailroads May Be Unable to Handle boro.
tb*
“ W s advanced steadily
Immense Business.
Restricted u to its range of dynamics, the to help and to comfort u th* wtfa’s mother?
Canadian Wood Pulp Hit. j
unotony of moving s u i
vlolta has had for It* votaries men of such
The prejudice against mother» in-law is a modern on*,
Washington, Aug. 8 L —Rulings
. Washington, Aug. 81.—A haavier
found ourselves beyond the range of all
widely different temperaments u Paganini for which Thackeray to largely responsible. The moth-
business than h u ever been known in tb s administration of retaliatory pro life neither footprints of b u rn nor
and Spohr, WUhelmj and Sareate, Joachim
ers-ln-law whom he portrays are drawn with lampblack
m single year is looked for by Chairman visions of the Payne tariff law, directed the blowholes of seals war* detected
Yeay*.
and acid, and it to difficult to see how any man, though
K napp of tbs Interstate Commerce a t th* wood palp and print paper in Even the microscopic creature# of the
Its literature does no compare with that of endowed with th# patience of Job, could dwell in peace
•commission for American railroads dustry of Canada, were issued by the deep were no longer under us.
toe
piano, for which Bach, Beethoven, Schu and harmony with such women u those whom he In
Treasury department Friday. I t is, di
•during tbs present fiscal year.
ThU , day after day, our weary lags
mann, Chopin and Brahma have written their flicted upon Olive, Newoome and Philip- But Mra. Mac
The serious situation anticipated, not rected that if any province forbids the spread over great distances, incidents
choicest music; yet the Intimate nature of kenzie and Mra. Bayne* are as unusual, let us bops u
■only by Judge Knapp, but by other offi exportation of wood palm an additional and positions war* recorded, bat ad
cials of tbe commission, and by operat duty of one-tenth of a cent per pound venture w u promptly forgotten in tbs the violin, its capacity for passionate emotion, crowns improbable, u any of th* villains of fiction, and It is
in g railroad man generally, ia that should be levied on print peper valued next day’
r’a effort». The night of April It—and not .the organ, with its mechanical tonal effects grossly unfair to accept them u normal types Just
leas, which ___ ,_______ ,___ notable by the swing
I th ere may be a shortage of ears. The a t $ cento per pound
—a*\he king of Instrument*.
why Thackeray, whose written cynicism In the main
crop prospects are considered ad bright cornu from that province, and a duty ing *f th* sun a t midnight over to*
Nor doe* the voice make the peculiarly poignant ap was kindly, and who in social Intercourse was among
th a t tbe transportation companies may of one-twelfth o f a cent per pdbnd northern ice. Sunburns and frostbites peal of the violin. Its lowest not* to the G below the the most genial of men, should have shown such rancor
be assessed m mechanically
f be taxed beyond their capacity to han
rded on the same day, treble clef, and Ito top note a mere squeak; but It seems toward« mothers-in-law Is hard to guess Cert»inly it
ground wood palp coming from such
d le the freight.
hut the doable day’s g litte r infoaod In a few octaves to have Imprisoned within its wooden was not from personal experience, since his
According to the figures submitted province, and which will
quite an incentivo -into one’s life of walls a miniature world of feeling; even in toe hands long been an orphan when he married her.
of
toivars.
of a clumsy amateur It has the formidable power of giv
I V
W# were now shout 200 miles from ing pain; while In the grasp off a m aster It is capable Of HEW PROBLEMS FOR THE LAWMAKERS.
ours of a year and a half ago, and are
the pole and sledge loads were reduced.
rousing the eoul.—¡Everybody**.
Irrigation Land Withdrawn- *
mow handling almost u much traffic as
B y M ai.
Ofi* dog a fter another w est tato the
Washington, Sept, fi.—Acting Sec
7 they did in tbe rash months of 1907,
hungry survivor*
servi
In four yuan’ time w* assy he able to aay
the bongry
until
| which w u the banner year in Amert- retary Pierce, of the department of the tram s war* considerably diminish
M O tH E lS -a -L A W MOST KAUOKED OF ALL , f
the interior, today ru to re d 18.800 ed in number, b at there t su
railroading.
u m rned to re-
I t to then that new law* and regulations
WMh m land withdrawn in a<— *MI
B y H ê/»a OUÊolé.
i hsicU * far
will have to be adopted. The “rule of too
with the Yakima irrigation project
Allegad Bandii Ceught.
Probably no class of persons are so much
ll
into m I mmut
road** in th* a ir must be settled, aa also
Washington, S ep t 2.—In thè arreet Washington. He ordered withdraw
and so persistently misrepresented and mi
the mystery to which w* had u t
tho question aa to whether international
t a f Guillermo Adam, tbe allegad band «9,000 acres in Aftaona In asm "
ligna* as ara mother*-ia-law
> , h.
frontiers are to be respected, and if not.
with
the
Salt
river
project;
i i , a t El Paso, en tbe charge of violat-
“ On April 21 w* h a d ________
As a rate, women are pleased to have their
whether
universal tree trade must result.
M scree in the La Grands, Or., dip.■
the imm igra ti on lawa, tbe Eagie
grass 69 minutes «fiaaeonda. Th* pole
daughters marry well; the matchmakln
Then comes the «object of toe ownership of
a
coqpeetod
w
ith
the
UnmtiHa
project,
i more tban
was in sigh t W* aovarad the remain
mother to aa common a subject for a Joke as the air above private praparty. Finally we must con
y e » ago, m rocaiiao.
T he M exico#
ing 14 asoooda and mads a few final
M th* objectionable mother-in-law. It aft*
sider the mesas by which laws may ha enforced and
govesnmSRt is duirous of having him
observation*. I told Ttnhtabimk and
marriage it turns out that th* match to m
the registration and identification of aerial machine*
re tu n e d to Mexico in oeder to pr osa protecting pomibla power sites from Abwelsk, the accompanying ffekimns,
all that th* wife’s mother wished for and
c u te c barge* against him, and M ia de being filed en by private corporations. that w* had reached toe /great nail.’ expected, she usually is anxious that in th* eyes of the carried o u t
It to no good making Mure without tho ability to carry
clarad Adam will ha killed if deportad.
south.
world
It
should
appear
satisfactory,
Sad
to
this
an
them
into effect. Bran supposing a regular service was
Fat
Income
for
Crows.
j
He enterad witbout paming inapection
W ith a tingle step w* oould pass from
earnestly and steadfastly she endeavors to show her inaugurated of police patrolling th* air in extra swift
Washington, S e p t 1.—Tbe Craw In one aide of toe earth to tfaa other; from
b y immigration officiala.
son-in-law In the most favorable light to outsiders.
flyers, they oould seldom follow and catch up trans
diana will receive $lflt,260 next year
to m idnight A t last th* flag
Therefore, it the mother-in-law have even ordinary gressors, sines it would not often be possible to oonvey
far to* Erasing privileges nn their land Boated to th* braaisa a t th* pole. It
Taft Visits
oommon sens* she will, tor the love which she bears the information to them In time. There can be no doubt
-11 21,
i April
2 1908. Th* tam pen
Beverly, Maas., Aug. 81.—Tbe q u i n t in Montana, instead of M0 ,000
The
ad
for
the
i
her daughter, encourage her to do her beet to please tpat an intricate problem to now confronting us regard
i
«nimia
88
centigr
ade;
barometer
little city of Gloucester had the honor
i of 29.88; latitade, 90; as for longitude,
ing the amending and making of laws to regulate that
her husband and to retain his affection.
today of entertaining President T aft Ut
It sometime* la pitiful to see «.woman’s efforts to pla traffic which some of ns believe will soon be darkening
h is first public appearance since the having grazing bids opened and con it was nothing, as it was bat s word.
cate a cantankerous son-in-law. and although when there the sir above our heads.
“ Although e n s y w ith joy, our spirits
beginning of his vacation. Today the tracts lot in tbia city instead of m the
members o f the phgeant committee and Indian reservations, and tbs Crow res began to undergo g feeling of weari
m any other prominent citisene of Glou ervation w u too first in whieh tb* inno ness. Next day, a fte r taking all oar
the young bull reared and whipped hla
go bade
BOW BT. JO B * WAR BTVWO.
cester were invited to toe home of John vation took effect Th* last of thocon- observations, a sentiment i t tatease
Ball-Ilk* flippers at me. Luckily the
money.“
solitude penetrated os while w* looked
H ays Hammond to m ost too president. tracts w u closed today.
The Governor pnt th* envelope In guns were stacked so as to form a
W
IM
r-k
a
tw
a
K
m
m
u
B
i-O
*v«r»o»
a t th* hertaon. Was it poaaibla that
M r. Taft, Secretary of the Navy and
his pocket and resumed his study of temporary barrier, but unluckily on*
Rifle Seng« far Navy.'
Pella a P re r to a* Sfearpar.
this desolate region, without a patch
Mrs. Mayor hnd a half doren others
the landscape. Finally he bethought thick paw w u impaled on a bayonet.
Washington,
S
e
p
t
«.—Steps
have
of earth, had aroused the ambition of
■rare guests of Mr. and Mra. Hammond.
John P. St. John, former Governor
m t taken by th* Navy departm en t to so many mao far so many centuries? of Kansas, won the brand of the “easy him that th# stranger had never come Hearing In fresh rage, tbs animal
back. Then Mr. SL John opened tb* lunged at me with lacredini* speed,
Rectifiers Gat Respite.
' h . car* e much-needed small arm s rifie There was no ground, only an immen mark“ recently when he “ 1 * 11 “ tor envelope. It contained only two pieces snapped the gun between bis Javelin
rang*
on
th*
Pacific
e
o
u
t
Command-
sity
of
dasxling
white
snow,
no
living
th« game of a confidence man on th*
Washington, S e p t «.—The operation er May bury Johnston w u today ap
teeth as though If were a straw. I
dnt to break th* monotony. I Ro«k Island tra in between Wichita of tissue paper.
o f regulations prohibiting rectifiers pointed chairman of a commission to ¡Ming, nò point
leaped backward, but slipped.
“
On
April
88
wo
started
on
■
our
to*
and Topeka, says z S t Louis news- MPHT U IO T H * SXA RLBPHAJTT.
from making a so-called wine maeh and report on pvailabl* aito*. Although
Instantly he clutched at my body,
turn.”
paphr. As a result he is 846 poorer
but missed in th* semi-darkness, lung
tb*rd* 0 artfi>ant h a s the necessary funds
in real perfectly good money, and
w ith w*-1* to make to* purchase, it
Io n * of the D aas* rt E a tr a a to r tf ed and clutched again, catching my
Scientific Value I* High.
«inai and table wines, will be post would not be surprising if interested
much richer In actual experience.
right arm in his powerful Jaw. < His
Croat tk ( Boll’s Torrlblo J a m .
Winnipeg, Man., Sept. S.—Th# Brit
poned until October 1 aa a result a f an s t a t u and cities on the coast should
Mr. 8 L John waa seated in the chair
The chief danger attending the kill awkwardness enabled ms to regain my
order ieeued by the acting commission donate ground best suited for tbe de- ish association for the advancement of cHr watching the landscape when a
science a t its national meeting showed much-perturbed and hatless man *n- ing eH th* sea elephant is in approach feet, but. with a ripping tug, th*
e r of internal revenue today. Tbia or partroeafajM irpo u .
ing too near his terrible Jaws, which animal fastened on to the sleeve of my
great interest in the report th a t Dr. «<*d.
d er affects the so-called raisin wine In
are
capable of biting in two an Iron heavy skim Jacket, out of which I
Cook had reached the Ndrth Pole. Col
dustry and w u issued aa a result of an
Dash for National Guard.
The hatlesa man dropped into a seat rod the thickness of one’s finger, says ■lipped Just a i on# of my men drove
onel Sir Duncan Johnstone, declared
appeal to the secretary of the tre u o ry .
* (¿apt. Benjamin D. Cleveland in Hamp a harpoon into him J u t above th*
Washington, Sept. 1.—Four million the expedition would be of the higheet baaide the Governor.
------ »-----
“I waa told,” be said, “that I could ton’s Magazine. The hunter, how eye.
dollars appropriated by con gres* for scientific value if scientific observations
..if Roosevelt Bends Rats.
buy a money order on the train. Now ever, must get pretty close, u the
tbs m ilitia has been allotted among the
Washington, S e p t «.—Ex-President several s t a t u and territories by Lien- were made by qualified men. C. H. l find that I cannot. I don’t knew thick hide and blubber render the
Roosevelt h u shipped to the Smithson tenant Colonel W u v e r of tbe general Chisholm, professor of geography at what I am going to do. I must send nntmnl practically impervious to aft
Edinburgh university, said magnetic
ian institute specie* of moles and rata staff «orp« of the army.
Th* gllot- observations th at could be mad* a t the this money to my sister, and I have tack, the only vulnerable point being
which ara vaty popolar with institution menta for th* s t a t u and territories, in
only a big bunch of small bills It
officials. A ra t with two warts on to* round numbers, include the following: pole would likely be among the most won’t do to put them in an envelope.” n spot about tbe else of a walnut above
each eye. Careless hunters have at
lowar lip w u included in toe shipm ent Idaho, 819,000; Montana. '$18,000; valuable results bf the day.
Governor St. John roe* to the bait times got within reach of the brute’s
Gentleman (in audience)—I have
The government exerts never before Washington, $88,000; Oregon, $81*000.
Jos« as if he had never braved the teeth and have escaped only by dex enjoyed th* lectors much, sir, and
Justice
Moody
III.
knew of a ra t so decorated.
Conse
Haverhill, Mass., Sept. $.—Aeso dangers of such great cities as Topeka terously wriggling from their clothes. have understood it all except a few
quently great value to attached to toe Veterans' * 800 * C hoose Atlantic City.
I had occulon once to shed my coat technical terms. Will you pleas* tell
d
a
te Justice Moody, of the Supreme id Wichita.
particular hide. I t outrank* in worth
Washington, S e p t L —Atlantic City, coart of tho United States, was remov
“I can let you have two twenties,” with great agility, one of tb* smaller me what you mean by the words per
‘'th e biggest Mon altin in to* bnnek.
N. J ., w u selected today u the place
ha said.
#
beasts having caught me by tbe sleeve. spectiva, fresco and mtckls-anjalo?
for holding til* next annual encamp- ed in a police ambulanoe from the
Our afternoon kill had been about
(Lecturer sits down discouraged.)
Th*
offer
waa
accepted.
Mr. St.
Bradford
railroad
station
to
his
home
Salvador
tp
Have
Ships.
.
.
e
s
i
and
Georg*
W.
Poll
it,
of
Patter-
»*
forty animals, soma, or which had —Chicago Tribune.
hors
last
night.
He
appeared
to
be
John
produced
the
two
twenties
and
Washington, S e p t «.—The State
m, N. J ., w u elected commander in
departm ent h u b u n Informed by ii*f. I t w u dpqjdad to pass o re f un helpless daring the transfer from the th* stranger handed over a roll In given me and my four hunters con
Lee*»* to iM tto r.
lag train to tb* ambulance. Justice Moody return. Seeing that he w u dealing siderable trouble. This was mainly
“If you refuse me I’ll tabs a revol
cam*
bar*,
it
to
understood,
from
a
due
to
th*
tj-eacberous
footing
and
with
a
stranger,
Mr.
St.
John
care
tfce'Sons of to n fed« r ite Veterans
about to inaugurate a weekly steamship in th* auction of a peace monument In sanitarium in 'New York, where ha has fully counted the contents of the roll. the heavy nature of tbe work, not only ver and blow out my brains.”
“Better take a shotgun; you would
the pòrto of Acajutla, Washington,
! aervfM ft bitffaen
bète
M u bean for several weeks, following a He found that it contained seven $1 in killing but In stripping the pon never
hit them with a revolver.“—
short stay i t Hot Springs, Ark.
derous bruts» We were anxious to
bills and ooe $6 hill. ■
in Salvador, and Salinas Crux, in M<
Rooston
Poet.
Man
Given
dab.
make
the
afternoon
kill
an
even
fifty
“Ton have made a mistake.” he
* ico. Tb« service ja to begin a raggi
Pittsburg Minar* Win.
Sept. 8 .—I t Ras
, schedai* shoot JUnoary Ï, 1910. '
said. “Thar* to not enough money and nltbt w u fast coming so.
Cw!
In cutting out two particularly hard
i t th a t T
»■} Pittsburg, SspL $,—Th# dispute be- hare.“
Ta hoop th# water fra* h and swoeft
j i h R u ^ M B p f i ^ f.W w to fle a ,
twoon «ha minar« and operatore of th*
Tbs staangsr, who |n too meantime fighters, a male and female. I had in vases of cut flowers, add to It a
ito /'
Washington, Sept t - A cablegn
Pittsburg distriet, affectlng 18,900 had placed Urn two twenties in an en overlooked a young hull partly hidden ■mall Mt of sugar. This la successful
Rie
We had •van la the case of so« b things aa
«asesad q . C ,W ard.
Mr. Wart
man, w u setti ed tonight a t a eoefer- velope and sealed It, w u *11 apologies. behind an Ice hummock.
-
been named to suro*« W, . F. WIH
ene# bsttassa Un operatore, thè natice -"That la a Joke on my wife," he stripped both animal* aad. walking wallflowers.
«rosivi, t
th*
by a*
of Porto R
la* a l «Beanti«« board of tb* Uaitod Mina explained. “She gava me th* roll and ever to the hummock where our guns
«■ tetad that
As a man grows Man«
to# w orken of Amori#* and Praaident told me that that* w u lift la I t Haro, were stacked, 1 was leaning to pick
tatter.
bussa* L. Lewis.
you Just bbld tola envelop* while I mine up whoa, with * bellow af rag*,
aiiSiiii“
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