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Society Agog Over
NEW YORK. The report from Lon
don thnt Eleanor Robson, tho act
ress, Is to mnrry August Belmont has
caused no surprlso among tho friends
of tho two In this city. A Btrong
friendship has been known to exist
between MIsb RobBon nnd Mr. Bol
mont for somo time.
No mnn in New York is better
known than August Belmont. Ho is
first of nil nn aristocrat. It Is claimed
thnt the blood of tho canny Scottish
Warrior, William Wnllace, flows iu his
veins. But tho man who can claim
Oliver Hazard I'orry, hero of tho bat
tle of Lake "Erie, as an ancestor, Is
not required to go back to Wnllaco
for fighting blood.
The young August Belmont was
born In this city In 1S53, nnd Is there
loro nlmost twlco tho nge of tho
young woman he Is reported engaged
to marry. Ho decided to follow In his
father's footsteps and In 1S75, n year
after his graduation from Harvard, ho
had taken n desk In Ills father's bank
ing bouse. For 15 yenrs young August
developed along the lines of tho
Hottest Places in
THAT is renlly hot. Yes, It's tho
hottest plnco In New York whero
men go nnd llvo afterward to tell the
tale. But few nro hardy enough to
hear it.
This hottest placo In New York Is
in Desbrosses street in a vulcanizing
fnctory, whero telephone wires nro in
sulated by being coated with a prep
aration of rubber. In the room
whero this process takes placo the
temperature rises to 212 degrees 100
degrees hotter than the hottest it may
bo outside In tho sun.
Man can endure no" more.
Actually, thero nro some who can
stand this, however. Only a few,
mind you, but still some. They are
only the strongest and hardiest of the
workmen, and they enn be in the room
but a few brief minutes nt a time.
Soveral times dally it is tholr duty to
enter tho room to see thnt all goes
well.
To keep from losing their skin and
to protect themselves from tho terri
ble heat, these men wear heavy wool-
Handle Billions but
PERHAPS no other two men on
earth-ver packed as much money
for shipment ns John R. nnd Charles
J. McMunus, coopers. Theso men,
who have n shop In n dark nnd dingy
bnsement In Beaver street, New York
city, pack In kegs all tho gold coin
exported from that city. They also
pack up coin shipped to Interior
points In America. -
Theso men have been in tho busi
ness of making' cases and packing
gold In them for moro than twonty
years, during which tlmo they have
handled more than $2,000,000,000 with
out even having lost or mislaid a pal
try million, or, to bo exact without
having lost n penny.
As McMnnus Brothers aro tho only
men In tho city who mako a specialty
fftMsC
Hotel to Have Luxurious Ocean Yacht
i l CA GBL075!
THAT Fred Stcrry, managing direc
tor of n Now York hotel, Ib to
equip a luxurious yacht to carry tho
guests at tho hotel to Europe, If they
so desire, Is the story that has been
circulated thero. Tho difficulty of-obtaining
accommodations on tho crowd
ed liners suggested tho Idon, which
was first mndo public In London by
William C. Skinner, representing Mr.
Storry.
With this nrrangoment thoro will ho
no hustlo and hustlo for Btatorooms.
It will bo a private yachting party In
tho full senso of tho word. Every poa
slblo luxury nnd accommodation that
a yachting party can hnvo will bo af
forded on theso. trips. This privato
yacht of tho hotel is something thnt
has never been known beforo,
As every American knows who
Engagement Report
young hnnkcr, Joining clubs, cultivate
lng athletics, golting ncqtinlntcd with
Boclety, to which ho had free cntroo
becoming nioro nnd nioro Interested
In stnblo nnd kennels. Ho becamo n
Judge of n good horse, of a fleet or
ganio hound, nnd nn accomplished
ynchtsnmn nnd polo plnyer. Thon tho
elder llehnont died nnd August Bel
mont, Jr., took up the business of his
father boenmo head of tho banking
hrjtiso of August llclmont & Company,
tho American representatives of tho
great house of Rothschild.
When a young mnn Mr. IJelmont
mnrrlud Miss llesslo Hamilton Mor
gan, who died moro than ten yenrs
ngo. Ho tins thrco sons August IJel
mont, Jr., Raymond and Morgnn. His
city house Is In Knst Thirty-fourth
street, and he has a country placo At
Hempstead, L. I.
Miss Eleanor Ilobson, tho reportod
fiancee of Mr. Belmont, has n caroor
which, though brlof, Is brimful of In
terest. Slio was born In England 30
years ngo, her parents and her grand
mother being plnyorB of distinction.
Miss Robson's most notablo succoss
was as tho sluvcy in Zangwlll'a play
of "Merely Mary Ann." In this ploco
Miss Robson played for an ontiro Ben
son in Now York nnd subsequently
won a triumph in Loudon. Last son
son Miss Robson toured tho country
In the Fitch comedy, "Tho Girl Who
Hub Everything."
City of New York
en shirts, buttoned high about their
necks, and woolen masks and gloves.
Four or five minutes at tho most In
the vulcanizing room Is nil they can
stand without collapsing, and some
can't even stay thnt long.
Outside these men, nobody Ib over
nllowed to endure such a frightful
heat. In fact, It is hnrd to convey
tho Idea of 212 degrees. You can got
the same degrco of tempcraturo by
thrusting your linger Into boiling wa
ter. Wntor bolls nt 212 degrees Fah
renheit. No native born American can stand
such heftt, nnd foreigners Italians
nnd Sicilians mako tho best hands
nt such work nnd mako up tho staff
of employes In the vulcanizing room.
Even these hnrdy sons of southern
climes often collapso from the terri
fic temperature.
Thoro nro plenty of other hot places
In New York, but nono to compart
with this. In soino of tho big hotels
it gets to -145 degrees In tho gront
kitchens. Cooks and helpors hnvo to
work in that""tomperaturo for hours
unprotected. There is a grent differ
ence between 145 nnd 212 degrees
above zero, Just tho same. Somo racos
can endure a temperature of 150 de
grees without protection, but after
tho mercury has passed tho .170 or
180 mark it means death for anyono
to remain in it for any length of time.
Never Lose a Cent
of packing gold for shipment, they
aro employed by all tho banks that
export tho precious yellow metal and
by ifce sub-treasury when it wishes
to send somo of Its wealth nway.
They use three-gallon kegs, which
hold $50,000 each, for gold coin, nnd
seven-gallon kegs for sliver. When
coin Is to be shipped to .Germany,
which Is seldom, boxes with rope
handles nro employed Instead of casks.
Charles J. McMnnuB said tho other
day that tho most gold they had ovor
shipped In nny ono year was In 189G,
when they pneked moro than $200,
000,000, much of It going to Panama.
That year they shipped for J. P. Mor
gan & Co. nlono moro than forty-flvo
million dollars.
Tho brothers, who have been hand
ling vast sums of money dally for
many years, have become so accus
tomed to tho sight of gold coin that
It has no moro significance to them
than so many potatoes, but they havo
found that a now man on tho Job
ofton becomos so nervous when hand
ling such great quantities of wealth
that he Is unrthlo to work.
wishes to pass tho summer In Europo,
tho main difficulty is to obtain nronor
accommodations on a steamship In
tho rush season. To got these accom
modations takes many weoks and pos
sibly months nnd often then they nro
not satisfactory and would likely bo
disappointing. Tho hotol yacht, which
Is a misnomer, of course, will obvintu
all that trouble for the guests,
To get down to cold and hard facta,
which aro necessarily uninteresting
but Important, tho boat's length ovor
all will bo 540 foot; tonnage, 8,000;
horsepower, about 5,000; speed, from
18 to 20 knots. Theso flguroa sound
liko nn ocean racer, and so tho boat Is.
Mr. Sklnnor declares tho rntcs they
will charge for crossing on tho yacht
will bo only about 15 per cont."mora
than thoso charged by first-class
steamships.
Tho enterprising Americans who
aro in this deal with Mr. Sterry will
endeavor to mako tho yacht In appear
anco as near liko tho hotel In question
ns possible It will resemblo tho ho
tol, especially, In regard to tUe cuisine.
For
To be Known as
rVT4-:v.l fm
lfULIUllUl VU1 11
Ornr nnn liiindrnd tliminnnd mllllnh
! billion dollars wnro paid for thorn. Morn than rt million nnd rv uuartor oxtrn dollnrM woiit Into tho pockotsof tho
farmora for corn this your than thoy roaulrcd for tho provloud year's oi-op.
Tho ronton for thin tuny bo found In tho fnut thnt tho pooplo of tho United States nro beginning to learn how dollolous
corn la nnd to ronllzo Hh full food vrtluo.
Kolloct's Toasted Corn Flakes litis placed corn nmoiic tho Indlspcnsnblo Items of daily faro.
Tho makers, thoreforo, nro Intorontcd In tho development of tho Klueof Cereal, and havo deoldod to award abo.iutlful
trophy for tho niau, woman or child who can produce tho boat oar of corn In two dtlToront (seasons.
Professor lloldan, of tho Iowa Stntn
National Corn
l.xnoAltlon. to bo held
nnd thoy nrcithiit you Homi your
n. iw;nnu matron nro tmn'inucroi
I
vriiinir io r,auonai uorn r.iiKMiuou, umaua, mu. no n. manoauruiy vo your
lollocir Tronhv Conti'rit." nnd wrlto your nnmo nnd luldresn nlnlnlv. if vnum la
trophy for 1010. If you auocoed niraln noxtyenr or tho year followluir. tho trophy will beoomo your property for
nil tlmo. In other wordB, you mutst produco tho bent car of corn two dllTereut yearn.
Thoro will bo no rostrlotlonn. Any mnn. wom-xn or ohlld belonctui; to tho Association can enter. It will ho open
to every state in tho Union. Profosior lloldenvrlll Judiro tho corn particularly on tho baslNot quality. Tho urowlntr
oi moro corn per aero is ono
Increasing the Quality of Corn Used in Making Kellogg's
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A LONG WAY BACK.
George Thcro'B Miss Pnssny. Sho
clnlms she's novcr been kissed.
Harry Why, I've kissed her myself,
years ngo. She means not slnco sho
can remember.
ITCHED FOR TWELVE YEARS.
Eczema Made Hands and Feet Swell,
Peel and Get Raw Arms Affected,
Too Gave Up All Hope of Cure.
Quickly Cured by Cutlcura.
"I suffered from eczema on my
hands, armB and feet for about twelvo
years, my handB nnd feet would swell,
swent nnd itch, thon would becomo
callous nnd get very dry, then pool
oft and got raw. I tried most every
kind of salvo and ointment without
success. I tried several doctors, but
at last gavo up thinking thoro wns n
euro for eczema. A friend of mino
Insisted on my trying tho Cutlcura
Remedies, but I did not glvo them a
trial until I got so bad that I lind to
do something. I secured a set and by
tho tlmo thoy wore used I could seo a
vaBt Improvement nnd my hands and
feet woro healed up in no tlmo. I havo
had no troublo since. Charles T.
Bauer, Volant, Pa., Mar. 11, 1908."
rotter Drag & Chom. Corp, 8olo I'rops., Boston.
Sweet Eighteen.
A professor of tho class In English
history was telling his young men of
tho improsslonnblo ago about the Eliz
abethan orn,w,hen suddenly turning to
ono of tho young men who scorned to
bo In a dream, with a fnr-away gaze,
he said:
"And how old was Elizabeth, Mr.
Case?"
"Eighteen last birthday," enmo tho
Instant reply.
Uio Allen's Foot-Ease.
It i tho only relief for Bwollon Smart
ing, Tired, Acldnt', Hot, Sweating Keel,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen'a l'oot
Easo, n powder to be shaken Into tlia
shoes. Cures while you walk. At nil Drug
gists and Shoo Stores, 25c. Don't accept
nny substitute. Sainplo sent PUKE. Ad
dress, Allen S. Olmsted, Leltoy, N. Y.
He Deserves No Sympathy.
It Is merely n wnsto of tlmo to pity
a man who is boing made a fool of
by a pretty woman.
A feeling of security and freedom
from anxiety pervades the homo In which
Hamlina Wizard Oil is kept constantly
on hand. Mothers know it can always bo
depended upon in time of need.
Somo folks think thoy nro resting
In their faith because they always fall
aslcop In church.
A CKKTAINMKTIIOD .
Torcunnffcra laps, illnrrriuan nd dybAnti-rrlsbr using
I'nlnkllUtrd'i'rrr Davis'). This uiodlclno hits nih
lalnod tho ropuiullun for over ill yeo r.i!Sc,S5c unit Hjo.
Tho good wo do'ls an excellent nntl
doto for tho 111 wo think.
Mr. AVInstow's Knothlng Pyruii.
For children tetjtlilnir. soften, the nutni, reduces In
flai:nUun, sllajs pala, cures wind cullu. 21c a bottle.
Undertake deliberately, but having
begun, porsovoro. Wren.
Lewis' Singlo Hinder given Ilia smoker what
ho wantn, a rich, mellow-tasting cigar.
Pcoplo who ndmlro us aro" always
pleasant company.
SOLID GOLD SILVER
the Best Ear of Corn
the KJt.'u&emg. National CornTrophy
To bo Awarded at tho
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sUAfJUSIl-IUll, UII1UI1U, 6 to IH, 1909.
flOO 000 000.0001 nam nf rnrn worn (mnn In Lhn llnll.pil fUntnn Inat. vnai-. dwr
College, tlio im,ateit authority on corn In tho
nt Omaha, Noli.. Deaemboroth to 18th. 1IXIU.
bent ear of ooi-n to tho National Corn Mxinmltlon,
mo national uoru AHsooiauou. i- it it pariiouiarH reeannnir wnioii can do nod liy
odjcoi or too airuru. out mo main purposo or
Many pcopln think wo havo roaohod tho point of porfooilon In Tonstcd Corn Klnkca as it
now ix. l'crhnpri wo havo. If you haven't tried it, buirln your education In "(rood thlnea to
erooora nave it.
HELLOGG TOASTED CORN FLAKE CO., Battle Creek, Mick.
IsPEJEhH
Crop Growing on Small 8cale.
A Kinall holder In East Lexhnm Is
making an Interesting experiment in
barley growing upon his luud to test
tho possibility of raising corn on n
small scale. In 1007 ho sowed 78 spe
cially selected grains of barloy, which
yielded 400 enrs. Tho resulting ker
nels he sowed In 1008 and harvested
In 14 weekd, with tho result that ho
got n bushel of threshed barley, which
lio has sown this year, his object be
ing to show what can ho done in co
real cultivation from very small be
ginnings. Loudon Standard.
Tho extraordinary nopularlty of flno
whlto goods this summer mnkes tho
cliolco of Starch a matter of great Im
portance. Dcflnnco Starch, being frco
from all Injurious chemicals, Ib tho
only ono which Ib safo to uso on flno
fabrics. It great strength ns a stiffen
er makes hnlf tho tiBtial quantity of
Stnrch necessary, with tho result of
perfect finish, equal to that when tho
goods woro now.
Half Done. (
"Your husbnnd has merely fainted."
"Dear, dear, those men always do
things by halves." Meggondorfur
niaetter.
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AWARD'
. t. December
world, will award thn pritn at tho
Two Bltialo ruins will eovarn tho plan.
Omaha. Nob., boforo November
npcoimon aim worn it, ror ino
Incited thn host, vnn will irnfc thn
uio louuuor oi mo ironuy is lor
The Clothesline Teat.
"Let mo Feo her clothes on the
line," said nn old-fashioned woman re
cently, "and I can tell you If sho la a
good housekeeper." The test lies In
the way tho garments -nro hung. If
the skirts nro scuttcrcd around pro
miscuously tho woman lets garbngo
stand on her kitchen tublo ovor ulght.
Tho skirts, like wo men, should always
hang together, shoulder to ohoulder,
and everything of its kind should hang
In a row. Atchison Qlobo.
Got His Answer.
Uncle You nro a very nlco Ilttlo
girl to nsk mo to havo more soup.
Now why do you want mo to hnvo It7
Nleco So you won't eat so much of
tho chicken us you did Inst tlmo.
Fllegendo Ulatter.
Rare Combinations.
"The tlmo, tho plnco and the glrT.
How seldom wo see them together!"'
"And nnothor rare combination In
the man, tho scheme nnd the coin."
There nro imitntionx, don't ho fooled.
There ix no substitute! Tell the dealer you
want Lewis' Single Hinder cigar. ,
Silence Is indeed golden to those
who are paid to keep quiet.
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