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Show DAILY 2 CMS PROPHETESS SOLDIERS 8TATE JOURNAL, WOMAN WHO LIVED OF THE SOOTH GATHER IS III RETIREMENT UTAH JUNE TUESDAY, 14, 1904. - POPE ENJOYS AN AMONG THE HATS DENVERM ro'GBiMtDVi5!f OCCASIONAL SM -- THE Tim. Card HAD HOLD ON SIAN RULER. STRANGE ANNUAL REUNION OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS. RUS- But Producer o f Spook Picture Fatal Error of Involving Mado Nashville Entertains Visitors Numbering One Hundred and Fifty Thousand. Ministara. June 14. PETERSBURG, a pertain of stories told are Strange Zenobla Golaczy's Influence over the nervous temperament of the csar, stories that seem to be largely true. Zenobla Is a sort of young and handsome revival of Mme. Krudener, the "friend" of Csar Alexander L, with all of Krudener's mysticism, but more ST. than Krudeners roguery. Zenobla Is a little Russian from near Poltava, the daughter of a small shopkeeper who emigrated from Galicia. She is a handsome, little, buxom woman, as unlike the conventional witch or seer as It is possible to conceive. Tet sometimes she has In her eyes a dreamy, black-eye- d, dark-haire- d, half-sensuo- us look. Zenobla is highly educated, speaks French and German as well as Russian and la a fine piano player and admirable Interpreter of the voluptuous strains of Chopin. Just how the csar came to hear of her la a mystery. It la said he was told about her by the new favorite, Be this as it may, Zenobla came to St. Petersburg and at once saw the cxar, to whom she began revealing the future. A lot of nonsense la talked about her using a new metal in her researches Into the unknown. The new metal Is said to possess properties. Zenobla is credited with conjuring with this metal metal, throwing upon a large white screen pictures such as a magic lantern slides throw. The screen la about seven feet long and four feet eight Inches broad. During the entire performance It Is perpetually trembling, as though a soft wind was sweeping over It The pictures which Zenobla's art or science casts on the screen are very confused ad require much elucidation. They generally an. broad or narrow dark lines faintly outlining certain objects. The csar has had several seances with Zenobla. In one of the first he thought she could trace rough outlines of Port Arthur, and the longer he gazed on the screen the clearer the outlines grew, untlr he could plainly see Port Arthur In ruins. After this picture a number of others were shown, all of whlch the csar discovered were meant to convey the Idea of disaster to the Russlnn arms. The other persons present at the seance were not quite sure whether they could read this Interpretation Into the pictures, but thought they could. The last seance gave hope. It showed the Japanese, represented by a number of black dots, all coming over the screen, evacuating Korea. Following after them were Innumerable larger dots the Russians In hot chase. Fraulein Golacxky declines to take any remuneration for her revelations. During one of her conversations with ff. radio-acti- ve the csar she said she could tell him what his ministers were saying and thinking. This was divulged, with the Tesult that St. Petersburg was made too hot for Zenobla. Where she went Is not known, but the immediate entourage of the csar takes good care that she shall not again disturb their Imperial master, already nervous enough with the cares and anxieties of the war. The probability is that Zenobla is somewhere In Galicia. GREETING THE FLAG TAKEN FROM HER SQUALID ITATION. HAB- HE ALSO HAS A HORROR RAZOR. PHILADELPHIA, June 14. An ariny ROME, June 14. That Plus X. Is to grant permission to priests within willing visitors which her of rats with Miss Harriet Thaw hundred thousand wear to beards became known the othgates aril r.ore arriving on ever rain; had for years shared her little house er he received some pilgrims when day, bands of men clad In gray parading at 916 Croi street Is now In sole poson from the Holy Land, rteurn their of through the streets; the crash session of the place. some where of the priests had let their who if bands and the cheers thousands Miss Thaw, a cousin of the Pittsburg beards grow. On entering the audienthusiastic the line thoroughfares; millionaire whose daughter Is married ence rooms the pope was startled by welcomes and equally hearty responon the outside to the Earl of Yarmouth, bad long their appearance and remarked that ses; the latch-strin- g and the big pot in the little one; that chosen to live In squalor and poverty, had never seen such a gathering of bearded priests. Is the situntlon In Nashville today on defying the efforts and persuasions of 1 have known, he said, a curate the opening of the fourteenth annual kins- who had a horror of the razor, and who the and health her authorities Confederate reunion of the United men to coax her to leave the bouse. was heard to say on several occasions: Veterans. A carriage drew up In front of her 'If I ever become pope I will grant perThe great mass of the visitors had arrived by noon today and the rail- door yesterday afternoon and four mission to all priests to wear beards.' roads estimated their number at not persona alighted. Two were women Yes, he added, I was that curat far from the 150,000 mark. The elab- and two men. All were fashionably and I will keep my word If any one orate plans for the reception of the dressed. The carriage had on the box asks me for such a permit He asked a Venetian priest if he Invisitors worked faultlessly, and, though two men In livery. tended to return to his parishioners The Is ever the four disappeared within the crowd perhaps larger than such a shaggy beard, and on a In time Nashville wearing short and afterward was entertained before, house, they assured that the priest intendold being woman child from with and whose woman, the reappeared every man, abroad Is assured of bounteous hos- years must be close to seventy. She ed to shave before going home Pius X. You had better.' In your appeared reluctant to enter the carri- remarked: pitality during their stay In the city. case I would not grant a dispensation, The down town streets are fairly age, but finally did so. The neighbors saw the team drive as you look too ugly with a beard. ablnse with crimson hunting, all the It Is also told on good authority that side streets are decorated and so are off and wondered If Miss Thaws relawhen the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris most of the residences In the city. The tives had succeeded In reclaiming her matfrom humble as a recently urged the pope to Issue a speenvironment her old Stars and Bars" form, A moving van drove up to the door cial degree forbidding priests to smoke, ter of course, the prominent feature he answered with a smile: Your emIn the scheme of decorations, but the the next day. The old womans misStars and Stripes" are also seen at erable effects were loaded Into It and inence must know that I also Indulge It went off, after the door and shutters In an occasional smoke." every turn. The suggestion made to the pope the Though this was the day of formal of the house had been tightly barred. opening most o f the time was spent In There were two old chiffoniers, two other day that the Vatican chef be rereceiving tlie visitors and providing for chairs, a broken mirror and two oil placed by a Venetian who could preThe exercises portraits, said to be those of her moth- pare dishes more in accord with his their accommodation. taste, was rejected by Plus X.. who at the tabernacle, where tne reunion er and father. 1s remarked that newspapers had already Miss seeslons are to be held, were largely of back of There perhaps a routine character. The one sad note Thaw's strange life a history that will too much to say about him, and he of the day's proceedings was the ab- never be known. For more than a de- feared that they would Invent many sence of General John B. Gordon, the cade she had dwelt with the rats that more stories once It was known of the organ- Infested her home, fed them from her that he took an Interest In the kitchen. late commander-ln-chl- ef isation, who, until his death a few hand, and called each by name. Yet The occasion for the suggestion and months ago, was the central figure at her kindness was spoken of throughout remark was furnished by a basket of the neighborhood. Every morning she game from Venice which the Vatican every reunion. reThe program arranged for the placed a pan of crumbs on her curb chef tried to cook In the Venetian style, mainder of the week gives promise in for the sparrows, and another of milk making a failure of the attempt. Plus X. good naturedly ate his portion, reItself of one of the most successful re- for stray cats. unions in the history of the organza-tio- n. Filth covered everything within. Her marking that the cook's good intenIn addition to the business ses- bed was a blanket that had worn into tions ought to be taken into considerasions of the United Confederate Vet- shreds, laid In a corner of the room. tion. erans and of the kindred organisations Festoons of cobwebs hung from the While Plus X. has granted to the which are holding their meetings hero ceilings. The woman's clothes were Catholics of France and Italy a disthe Rons of the Confederacy, the pitiful In their raggedness. pensation from the usual abstinence of Miss Thaw always was well supplied Saturdays, he does not allow meat to Daughters of the Confederacy, the Womens Confederate Memorial as- with money, but where It came from appear on his table on the last day of sociation there will be a number of no one knew. Every rent day Miss the week. In order to give good exof McNlchol, her landlady, was paid In ample to his entourage. Interesting features, lnciuTiig, course, the usual receptions and other new banknotes. Occasionally hew Sure Cure for Piles. entertainments which make up the so- clothes would come to the house, only cial side of the reunion. One of the to be given away. Yet she would nevItching Plies produce moisture and most interesting events will take place er speak of her past life, to which now cause Itching. This form, as well as or Protruding Piles are Blind, tomorrow, when the veterans will at- her neighbors think she bag returned. cured Bleeding Pile Remedy. by Dr. tend the laying of the cornerstone for Stops Itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. 50c a jar at druggists, or sent the new Confederate monument In IMMIGRATION CONVENTION Treatise free. Write me TO BOOM MINNESOTA by mall. Centennial park. The oration of the about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philaday will be delivered by Senator Cardelphia, Pa. ST. PAUL, Minn., June 14. The mack and there will be addresses by state Immigration convention, other speakers of note. for CANADIAN FORESTERS. The parade will be the climax of the which preparations have been making TORONTO. Ont.. June 14. More reunion. The most of the schools are for some time under the joint auspices than 500 delegates from all parts of already closed and on Thursday tens of the commercial clubs of Duluth, the Dominion filled Victoria hall toof thousands of children will pour Into Minneapolis and St. Paul, opened In day at the opening of the annual meetfrom all the neighboring this city today with a good attendance ing of the high court of the Canadian Nashvill towns to witness what they will prob- of railroad officials, land agents and Order of Foresters. The session will ably never have a chance to see again business men from various parts of the continue through Thursday. The the veterans who are left of the fa- state. The specific purpose of the meetreports sho wthe order to be in mous armies of Vlrginl and Tennesing is to promote the settlement of the a flourishing condition as regards both see. led by Lee, Jackson, Johnson and unoccupied lands of Minnesota and to membership and finances. Ottawa and Hood, the old flag, the old uniform, induce farmers and other immigrants several other cities are contesting for and to hear Dixie and the old Con- to settle In this state Instead of going next year's convention of the high farther Into the northwest. federate yell for the last time. court NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 14. rs' Squaring the Circle twenty-sevent- Some manufacturers claim to be able to match Golden Gate Coffee jAFOWWlCW. But it has never been done. 1 and 2 lb. at all high-grad- aroma-tigh- e t tins grocers. J. A. Folgcr 2 L Co.. 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