Short Stories About People ORNELIUS N, C BLISS, who as treasurer of the Republican pational committee received campaign contributions from the New York Life Insurance compa- the latest financier to get into with gisla- Andrew ny, Is a controversy the former le company, The disagreement pertains her Mr. Hamilton over the su CORNELIUS? tive agent of Hamilton to the question did or did not 1 $75,000 to Mr. Bliss on behalf of the New York Life to be used for tl tion of the Republi in 1800. Mr nent in Republi and was treasure mittee of that party in four presiden- tial It has been sald that his case illustrates the saying that the office should seek the man rather the man the office, for, though have been urged upon him on ous 0c in a post of a public was when he was for a short time sec retary of the interior in the cabinet of President McKinley. Mr. Bliss born in Fall River, Mass, in 1833. He has been a merchant in New York for twenty-five years. . BLISS that whet n of ional ticket "n mi. promi years in nat has been sr of the ml coms campaigns than offices numer he has only once served character That USIoNns, ’ was Hardle, leader of the Britis! James Keir powerful Labor j bouse of commons, is & remarkable character. He worked in Scotch mines from the time he was seven years old until he reached the age of twenty-four. He learned to write short hand as ng man, not by a business college or working with pen and paper after hours, but by scratch ing on the walls of the mine the myster looking characters of ste nography He not hand his present as leader of the 1 bor infinential than he dreamed of possess fing in his early manhood. Hardie continues to wear in parliament his coster's eap coat, the : : sticklers ges of the 1 One day abou | tine he nroceeding to the pari s } Vr tO yusult a book arty COai > a you attending coal ous become reports party Is ore JAMES KEIR KAR PIE nd sack ked the when he found but firn said “Are ) orkin “Yes ! ed Mr. Har attired in his usu den cloth cap and all “On the “No The paired quite allowed Owing Mr. Hardie war gently ly barred by a pol man, who g here Ther nom were bre Coll the second toss and the Mme gre lon for be when a fire the stage rae ont on Metropolitan while she was sing LILLIAN NORDICA. (ng Brunehild In “Gotterdammerung.” Khe stamped out the flames as she kept on singing and when her skirts caught fire subdued ose the threatening elements without so | tremor In ner vorwe, i once sang at a concert Among the crowd was a cowboy sat spellbound as he listened to Nordiea's notes. When ber last song was finished and she was wrapping up to return to her lodging it wag discovered that her had The cowboy im- media for them and brought time. Mme mnch as a Mme, Nord in & town in in the who during the Nexus concert room evening overshoes been forgotten tely offered to go them one at a Nordica thanked him graciously and expressed regret that he should have much trouble, “Not at all, said the admiring youth; “I were a centiped.” The that this was the pret- pliment ever paid to her. had so madan suly wish you singer asserts tiest cou Clarence 8, been unsel In Darrow of Chicago has many fam labor Cases. al iow he is to be one of the who will conduct the defense ected on the charge of Steunenberg of are officials of Miners. adviser of rallway and he ous lawyers of the men Ind murdering ex-Governor Idaho I'he of the tern Mr. Darrow was the legal Debs in accused men Federation the great strike years ago Wis Cou miners pro the coal str mtssion in 1902. Mavor of Chicago ed him sped ceedings antl Dunne \ppoint- inl coun sel for e city to ald Ir solution of the traction prob- lew He is as a brilliant speaker and a writer books, “Resist Not Ev ' chi Anplons the ideas of Tol stol. Another, “Farmington,” is a nov- el which des ribes country life and jaracters in days gone by, when but few CLARENCE & ROW, DAR- noted lawyer and an 1 Is widely One of his eloquent also known as were links between the and that of the coun Darrow Is forty-nine years of Ohio. He started profession as a raliroad at } the city Mr and a native § sympathies soon car in opposite direction One « of his career was bis sum e the Representative Ollie James of Ken tucky explaining how any Re publican senator who voted against the mailway rate regulation bill was like a Kentucky negro and his wife wishut up, woman I's » good min’ to slam yo' In yo husband sald Do It, de do it was mighty face,’ the close of the ly afterward removed ) ' dd engng Inmber and ged He lived | n ay from the « One of his gion WAS fn } the honsion | of the Ren ole Hamilton " 31 blower, he 1 that it wa grees Mr. Horn blower In counsel for the New York Fife lusurance com pany and has ocen pled that post un der three presidents «Beers, McCall and Orr. He bas been fn good WILLIAM I HORN RLOWER counsel Railroad large much In years ago, the so called “sn and was a court, posed his confir BELLEFONTE, for the company New York and also corporations His the publie at the prints leader as the “anti-snap About a year later, who In the gurated for the of Mr a member of the Hill the name Senntors and i finally withdrawn Mr blower fty ‘ re of Is a gn aduate ith and PA. name entra for other wis thirteen «© when meantime gecond time Hornblower to LR] time he was nominat ed to the bench of the United States supreme court by President Cleveland Mr. Hornblower had opposed the pres {dential aspirations of David B. Hill in up convention” of 1802 in the gathering of Democrats which followed and which was known tion.” Cleveland, been nan sent the senate a onven Mr had upremns Murphy op name Hort nge Vi © tl o. rill ither a " tuffed iree to ayers Is th another ty oR 10 THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 19086, touch the ball, and the in when It 18 hand it was last run carrying the elves by throwing The ball ging hands touched who + ig “it.” Players can ball or save them the ball to another shauld be player constantly chan Hard to Tell, You two follow this the new v Qui D-Z erta Barled Clty, within of the r from in roam tern home out that grocers y term product {Ge 1 D-Zerta Perfect Jel | D-Zert: for effect the PE MEA Editorial, Local News. Can’t Do It Hoeurt troul help: if les do not get better withe the cause is not remow rt contiues to get weaker, are the outgrowth of exha usted force, and az the heart as do other it canned the end very first indication of ¢ hear 3 u can stop alt progress Cure the Dr. Miles’ Te: art Cure eed CIE er and t 3p icles of 1 OM druggist will return yo APPRAI p i OWIng pe been AARONBEI IETAILE R 8 yer, A : Bower, B g H ‘ F iu Bower, Warre: Musser, Mensch, Stover, Stover, Wyle, Donov Harter, Miller, \ Alkenns, Ardell AlllsO Baum, ‘arpenter. Lew Cedar. Jos onfectioner Cox, Jesse KK. igars trisier, ¥ BA Son, amber rent Ww I" wri feet lntiery Fresnem oR Al t Six Dubbs J Imggett Eckenrot Fau frationer ements Een store M&A girs CLARENCE Buddinger, T. BH. gon. store Kiosk, Wm... gen. store Kachik George, grooreles Krone, Eugenes, jeweler Mecow, Joseph, roceries, Shank, A, Iv, bhuteh Toeash, Wm, groceries, Zoawak, John, groceries, NTR - Bible, 1. 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