Bluefield evening leader. [volume], February 26, 1910, Image 5

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Amazing Story in a
Fight for a Fortune
Feb.
St. Petersburg, Feb. 26.—The
courts her*, will shortly hear an
amazing story in the fight for the
fortune of the millionaire Prince
Ogln ky, the last of his line. The
Prince, who owned considerable pro
perty in St. Petersburg. Wi.na,
Kovno, and Riga, in addition* to a
fortune of STi.OOO.OOO was married to
the daughter of Count Potulitzky, a
Russian nobleman.
Two years before his death the
Prince *aa medical y ctrtifhd to be
0 lunatic and was placed in a for
eign a jlurn. These steps were tak
en by his wife, with whom he live 1
-v*ry unhappily, in conjunct.on with
his brother in law Count Potulitzky
i b telegram informing him that
Prince Oginsky had Just died.
Neverthe egg started on hti*
j urney and at Wi.na was met by
Prince Ogiosky'f ) ro.her -In la*.
Count Pctu.Pzkv, who delayed him
there for overal hourR .Just u.:-»
aptain Vonianj. rsky wag at>out to
r ntlnup bis Jouruey to Iletovo new
; rriv<d that Prin e Og’agky ha
! • n er d n t\. fa ! y . up n
/at his widow r mid ryc ivo i?
' i -!tora.
C ! ta;n Wmlnnjarfi!b >' «r ot
tlined a copy of tin death r, rtiti
ta'e. The doc‘or. had certifUu
(hat the Prince dl.-.d from a^afi
inflammation rr th0 int.xtiiu
aptain Vonlanjar^ky sugjr< t j C
«• doctor* were br’b'd to cone* u
** real cause of death.
ana a i ount H.iiutky.
During tbe violent dispute which
receded the inratctraion of Prince
Oginsky, his bt st friend and sup
porter was Genera!) Vo.ilanjar ky.
The General strong y re-isted the
attempts to pit Prince Oginskv
away, and denounce l Priucr s Opn
aky, her br,:h*r. fount Potulltzky
and Count Salu ky ae c »n.l.» rntorf
a pal tist the Prince.
Almost p'mulaVnousIy with the
incarceration of Prince Oxl n j
General Vonl injar ky. was m rd r
«d at Warsaw under mysterlou
clrcums'ance*.
The next act In the drama was a
Prince Oginsky from his lutin'
.a yltim to the murdered General's
rejh*w Vonlanjarsky. Prince Ogin
sky wrote that he had previous y de
tonated the murder* d General a* th
lielr to the treat part of his i*>ssns -
Ions, and that this property would
now pa** to Captain Vonlanjarsky.
the legal h*dr to th*> General,
Captain Vonlanjar ky received
t ;r fetter but ruh«* tjttently it was
e’olcp from him in amost mysteriom
manner.
Canfaln Von'anjar ky ’ater r< -
f “,v‘d a very urpent leffrr front
r inc0 Opinskv asking him immecPite
ly to vls't h'm at h's r*«nt«> 'n
,,ovo- Hus ia py this time Prlnc*
' «r n kv had b#on remov# d from the
’ :iaMc. asylum to ht« castle of Rot
ov . Captain Vonlanjarskv in j, *?
i'**elv left his hou«*e !n P\ Petersburg
'o proceed to Rotovo, but at ”v
tation in St. P^terabyrR he receive 1
a II' nnn Ca ho ic priest, Fsthe:
* 1 9 * o; re ot! Pr’i *f.
<'Kin>k k fist will and !< nam,«nt.
| \ h"rr by if. dcs'gnn’ed C\j'iln Von
’an jnrsky r;h,> heir to jhe treato
ar’ of h’s rn'ateR an! fortune, wit?
j a codicil rtf Irinp tlP Captain to a;
irf. *now • xt nr title of Prior,
^r/nsky C v>‘n n Vonla-njarsk-.
• a-e the will to th,. proper author!
r<? Iti St. Peo- burg nrd oh*a1n*
'he r«rmU<;lon of the Czar to up
'he t le Prln e Og'naky.
| Hut Count Halu kv hau now pro
'! ced a. v* f]| whereby he wan rrart*
heir to Prince Orlnrky NVlthe
of th,. w f,< •alnprt any provi
-ora for th,, wi*ow, hut Pr!nr<
no*ncirtf her na the cause of a?1
rhf tinharfpne *. All <theH<, tnvRk
<rioua c'rrmt'nncf.ft win be cloorert
| ,:P by the arl>ror»ch!ni; trial
Now V*u Can Stencil.
All of the difficulties that on* meet,
*Hh wet dyes for making stencil pat
ens In overcome by the use of stick
form stencils which any woman ca*
*'•* In making her own stencil pat
‘ern*. it ean bo used on any fabric,
and It In claimed the colors w ill wa.-%,
Tha dlsoove.-y viti made a long time
"go that colored crayons su-h an cbll*
dren us* at school could be ured is
ftencll work, and they can be u e.d
for making splendid little dollies on
which to place jardlnereri. These
however, can not be washed. sine* the
*P«i maccui waabea off irom the mu*
Ua.
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Cheaper Th ;,. • H jhw
and Easy to Cui!J.
GOCD DRAINAGE A NECESSITY
It Is On* of th* Principal Point* In
Maktr.g t Good Dirl Roadway—Thoy
Ar* Preferred In Many Boction* of
th* Unit*d Strt**.
ego | txitarr.* cnurinred that li
ns* were to hnve good roods In our (lay
*i.t. generation we must *e<?k romeotb
•t m« thodft of doing th# work and
" ■ p f h'r ntrterlnl then mncidnrn
'<i v. bile stone roods hut* ami per
•‘‘i Jlv.-a.vf will hare tin adaptation
f<-r (■’it'll fU-'trlcta on account of
r)i" lack •<f facllltlea for good drain
•'K*1. 1j f !• I4 out? of the prlnelp0*
poln s in tin* construction Of earth
rn;oi , or v here the character of the
**r>i* h >1 't b(mk| #*ariU r . d rati
•tot i.ri made or for thoroughfare*
'•'!•* ! ’ I hi* travel |s gr'-at tlx* valu
lion hi- It '-i.!i to starU th** lusn
fIon. tin* expen; far t*>-» great t<
malt ■ tlx i: pructlc iM*1 for oven
•mall proportion of all the tojd*.
H n U T l.c 11 I'.wim’.*! *<i that In* n |t
ter f> -w • -od >o;ir- road i oaislnt*!
I >*‘l tt/ r** -i < t; ;!’j amount of t\in
it'd »« **nc|>«|i ini rr ordh lid v
b'r^'.n Good Roi.dj* »•/,n» n Vo k
* timcal kt'ua tt v* m it hoad
Tl.o amount of this imr ha . i *
fouud liy experience to !,<• from <>.
fourth to ono-Imif im it n year.
Of hors ha to f)j.ntrrd it nt only Hvo
thirds of a cubic yard per year
Wo also hsvo fho experience of *•
sfroot making. With nil of their t-ien
ml nation to tax cities hare found
burden*onio to keep Up sood pavisi t
tn.icfldatnlzoii street.
Mlt.d. I am not speaking against mac.
nriamlr.cd roads. They hit. • > fns
our knowledge of ruadtnnki’ig n>w
jrocs. the om. thing for th »roukIif:i;
or Other plner ; where tie- valn.itI ;i
«!!1 afford theia v.Ithout burdensome
taxation. And umuy of »n«.h phi< e* i
tbrou^ln lit i ■■■ i i i (i /,.
tl<* wi> i ini ill di. ro.id \.|uu „ .
I want fn p -oil r utin !:>nv, and tin*
I tion I, how |o nui let* ihotu wit It wum
! money Is uvullnlilr. and I think it p
tlm vrrony poll. > for a town-hip i!u:
Lwn otih from <*'» to ;*ii».ih,» .4 Vf..u
I It) sp.MKl on rends to |.1V it n 1 . »'• on
« mile or two of i toin» road v. In-n I t
fb** rip lit moth -1 • h i
OOUltl bo kept ll|» over lie* \ > |«> t.. . n
ftlily* with tin* siiiiio mono* <n j«....
Tin* s< kiM. n of this. 1 a n v ivin e I
In In lea mint: how to make , ai .li ro.ib
j I bellf' »• : h it k v pr* pt n Ji (’ 4 ,
rondtnnkli •» t’< < - it r ml • • •>.
ly III plan i v. It.*, o ( it* tat, ii/-* o' *
twll nod il : < for , - i
tpi* at'* fnvornb'o. inn I-.* mil,. M
k pt a* x o<l ns or hot tot ott th *jivi*r
lotn th** >to».!i* roa | no I tit I, • ,, *:
Ilou of t1 .*• i ost.
’rite* liiiftir* of III • o!J a | p, f ,
1 it*N f< r »lt aim r»* • , \ . p ;
Is ftnpo • !'.'<• i u .i ,,
! or tiietlio.fi of t .1 »il ins' V t • j.*..
I pJHCPN tit*' i tip ,*' f >;t [I*! I JO V i"
j rjlll I liori* fl.*'* \:\ . linili V ofjM-V P 4
I V, h* i e t:.o r.:r » ; : v r p f, ,4 • . ,
) 11 Jr pond hi r.irt, in I• 1 ;ir*f• • y. b,*i>*
I ill* Hf.il i- jit I | , ||| | J,;, > [ , |
eiioupi to I:?’* v t • Cir ;i h n
*ct t.-nneloti •-...wpi i<. p.< ; h i,.,
become dit.dy -imI ili* ilrnii to* m,i
urally i o<hI i?i«* < -iroad i< * 1 j;» vcr,
Ih'hi Hint cun )** cm i•». Anil moat **«.iU
will in .i larye <*«* take on the rjnnl
Mien in" esmtry '«>r ffH,«| nn lino king
affor KfxKl «lr irugf |« »*r;v*. i J J. <;
HoinHiier in (io> | Hoad* Advocate.
r#ecr#tnry Knox For Good Rood*.
Secretary Kin x halter ph (but <hr*
congmtion of population In great pttlea
I* canard In large pnrt l>y tin* lark of
tfood road* Jo this country. Ho fold
• hr house committee on foreign affair*
timf fho ren*on l-ranee I* the richest
tgrlenlMiral ounfrv In the world it
i/iTnuif. she |.,is Imd good roads no
l°''3 He said "The agricultural pop
'ilntlon of l r'>nf i does not h»n o to
peed If* nvnify In repn Irlng vehicle*
and their Inri.c s mery winter. I
think it has I-ipr w*d fho attractive
H s of rural ijfo f fl>ink It Inn r.-.i
*<1 fho popni.if i.u to ron nin on rj •
mil nir.ro th n in any f iller r .tin11y 1
Von do not f I that trndofipj *•> urb.in
. pulatlon In i'rnii earn! England llini i
ton do in thi n,n ••
Use of « Drr on Gravelly Rer.de.
In soils full . I i* ttoji* or t n
tlllt 1J 1*0 \\ If |t M f V f'i |; •
ffO'd servlet 'll »* 11 h i * o * to **i r:
drawn Info n nm* >v down ?! :■>
for of the read. »» ’ > ?1 •* r *-f»i j. .» *
|*r*---|»o«| flround >ii<- if- : :i ► !•
n way that f’:e Mirfno i; leveled.
Tho |ftf».»» «0ppr- ill llif* Cl it r of fhn
r* *d ‘!ic;M Of n- * l* * -r* ;.,vn
Whore there Is : f • •* • pr-.j Ion of
‘•m iII «*fonf>s or i "r ct ♦1 <’ * \i ■ *
k of* down the In* < litie; In the sue*
free
The Evening Loader u tf..* b«-*t ««* I
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iif* ri' rily. We iuvird eompr. r *oij u.
y u«, ui but enure lull/ u
CANNED COODS.
j Our brand n,e o»:y the b*v r, «
1 *«t In dean vurll \ry lector *4 f,
• tbf flnnt quality «f fruits ard v< •
;kli>K, no; <jI# a bruised by ahip
, rr^nt bit1 • a< k«4 where tiary are
' frown. No old etc cl for im Tb«*
1 •»: la tn* ear'd for ear <>»»!•
j rneru.
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Weak Kidneys Ptee
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v^r 'o the Molding, dripping, strain
hti, or too frerjuoot p <•<#•*• of urlno;
** fol*'il##ad an*' th baa* -of- tho-band
,f;■ ■ - th# t <•!) • and paint* in th*
».i<k. thf grow.ng mint # weak n at**
*l>otn before th«» *y<-*; fallow • ng
;i h bow# la, n -alien #>f^llda or ank I
b* cramp*. unnatural abort I
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