Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 362, 6 November 1910 — Page 10

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.TOE niCIISXOND PAIAADITJ3I A30 SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, NOTOXUER a t 010.

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'actor A Short Story

By) STEFAN GROSSMAN

Ob New Year's day. lilt.-the American millionaire. Charles U.E.-Chugge, published the foUowtng advertisement la tb New York papers: , , . v : MI hare decided to Mad a young man of tlia people .who 'moat bare worked In a . coal mine for 10 years and at present most still be working . there on a trip around the world at my expense. 'The trip which Is to be undertaken together with my secretary goes from New -York over Japan. India, hMMk 11m XtmA SUm in Rurane. ' lanaT

n r r w w - u . stays on the Riviera, In Italy. France. Germany. Scan d ana via. Russia. 'over the Crimea to Asia ; Minor, tben . to Kgypt Into Africa,, along the cast to Capetown. Part of tbe time Is to be devoted to Australia. Tbe trip Is to last for three years, and one year's stay la allowed In New York besides to make preparation, learn-languages, etc. Coal miners, apt less than SO years of aga are eatltled to compete on tbe following conditions. 1. Tbe man must bave been a miner for at least 10 years. . t. He must be Intelligent, quick of preceptlon and of a lively tempera ; ment 8. He must bind himself to work In a mine for 10 years more after bis return. Reference are unnecessary and useless. , Tbe choice will be made by six men. selected not by me, but by tbe foremost editors of the country. I have flxed a sum of 1150.000 to be pent on tbe trip ensuring the greateat possible comfort. ' I will not see the man personally until after his trip. (Signed) Charles If. E. Chugge. .It was all done without the suspicion of fraud. Among the . 0.000 petitions the comlttee selected 140 and the lucky one was picked by drawing lots. Fate smiled upon the miner Francis Root of New Orleans, his name being the first taken from the urn. Root was a bachelor of 32, who looked 40,. however, for a man grows old quickly working In a coal mine. The conditions were read to him by a notary public, who asked him to sign m paper. "One thing Is very Important," be aid, "you must solemnly bind yourself to take up your work In the mine when, yon return and not give It up for 10 years. If you try to back out, you will be forced to carry out your part of , the agreement If necessary by the aid of Pinkerton's men." Francis Root signed the paper. For a year be lived In New York, learned French, Oerman, Italian, learned to dress well and to move In the best society.. He went ' the theaters, visited the opera, learned to sail, row, and swim. He lived In a beautiful cottars on tbe Shore Road, a young painter was bis companion and taught him to appreciate the beauties of tbe see, tbe setting sun and tbe green woodlands. He often spent whole Man In hia Hrll vaeht alma with tha

painter's coast n. a charming young

girl, who gave bis education the last finishing touches. On Oct 14, 1M0 Francis Root went on board the great ocean filer "Victoria" accompanied by tbe young painter, who was to act as bis secretary. On tbe promenade deck they were met by a messenger from Mr. Charles M. E. Chugs who banded Mr. Root a letter of credit for $15,000. aside from the amount of tbe stipulated traveling expenses: this- money wan to be spent for minor expenses In the great cities from Toklo to Stockholm. . Words cannot describe how Francis Root enjoyed the next three years. Tbe wonder of Japan, the fairylike splendor of India, the smartness of the Riviera, the calm beauty of the nights on shipboard, bis friendship with tbe painter, the loving letters from the cousin, the pleasures . of Parts, tbe countries, night in the desert under the yellow sky, then the long Journey

screes Siberia quiet tundras, tae Barbaric splendor of JXreml at Moscow, a summer night on the Lido at Venice, lying almost naked on the beach near tbe most beautiful women of Europe, in' Rome be knelt before tbe masterpieces of Michelangelo, at Nice be aaw . the' gayest carnival In the, world, then suddenly be was la Asia Minor, and visited, from there tbe barren towns of tbe Holy Land. His friend, tbe painter, had letters of Introduction to prominent people everywhere. He met tbe greatest poets and tbe most charming

When he again landed In New York en Oct. 14, 1M3, the whole thing seemed to him a dream. He wanted to thank his benefactor, ; Mr. Charles M. E. Chugge, but bis friend, the painter, said. "No, you mast, wait, be will send for you." Four days later he was back la New Orleans. He returned to bis old bouse and waa shocked by Its smallaesa end poverty its mean, cheerless ' rooms, i. - . . " i

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but be unpacked bis trunks and filled tbe rooms with all the treasures be bad bought: Persian carpets. Hungarian embroideries, Japanese woodcute. Chinese silks, Russian samovars, Turkish pipes, butterflies from Brazil, birds from India and hundreds of other CUriOS. :-,.-...,. -'... .,.-. :', On Oct 20 he received orders to go to work in bis old mine two days later. He remembered the ' agreement' and thought of tbe Plnkertons who were to force him, and obeyed the order. On Oct 22 be was deep under ground working ' half-naked in the black pit the perspiration covering his whole body, all alone bis miner's lamp faintly Illuminating the ' darkness. And here be must work eleven hours every day. ... - Tbe third day they sent for him. Mr. Charles M. E. Chugge was waiting for him In the director's room.' Did he wsnt to-change his clothes. No! So much the better. Mr. Chugge would rather see him in bis working clothes. Only a small souvenir ' Francis Root would like ' to fetch from his . bouse. It would take only a moment' In the director's room, Francis Root ssw his benefactor, Mr. Charles M. E. Chugge the first time. . He. was an Indolent, pale, fst man, lying in a big easy . chair. His face looked sleepy. He raised his fat hand almost Imperceptibly as a greeting. "8it down Mr. Root, and tell me bow you feel." ' . . - "Thank you. I prefer to stand. '. Do you . wish" a detailed ' report?" , ...The fat face smiled: "No, 'no., I only wsnt you to tell me how you feel

now." On his way home Francis Root i

began to suspect that the millionaire did -not care to bear about bis, trip, and for tbat reason be bad slipped a revolver Into bis pocket But to be quite sure be asked once more: "8ball I tell you a bout India,' about the starlit nights 'of the North, of our tigerbunts In Bengal?" The stolid ' ' fat . face smiled more wickedly then before and pointing a fat finger at him tbe millionaire answered: "No, sir, none of that? I Just want to bear bow you feel when you are below In' tbe dark pit, where you are to spend tbe next 10 years of your life. It was quiet In tbe room. Francis Root's band sought bis hip pocket in which he had tbe souvenir, whipped out a revolver and shot bis benefactor down with three shots. One bullet crashed Into ' his brain, the other two lodged In bis fat body. When be told the Jury about bis trip around the world and bis talk with bis benefactor be was acquitted on tbe spot

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POLICE BOARD MET.

The board of police commissioners held V meeting last night and discuss-

fed the best methods of feeding prison

ers in the city Jail. Several other matters were discussed.

THIS CALLED- SPORT

" ( American News Service). Berlin. Nov. 5. An anonymous warning sent to the chief of police of Berlin led to a thorough search of the new Imperial game preserve at Oranienburg before Emperor William and his royal guest Czar Nicholas of Russia, started- a days, hunting jtour. this morning. Hundreds of soldiers and foresters. beat upon nearly -2, 000 -deer and hare which were driven past plat

forms upon which the royal party of

24 cat v Tbe Csar.was given the first shot Soldiers were secreted for the protection of tbe party.

JKace suicide as aa addition" tootbef problems of tbe Philippines lies tar off -in tbe distant future, according u tbe birth statistics compiled In ' the last 'quarterly report oi the bureaiToi health. Manila takes a position it birth rate far in advance of other countries of the world with an aver sge of 43.23 births a thousand o. population. In international statistic; of . birth rate Hungary with an aver age of 40.5 leads the, civilised world Austria with thirty-seven and Ger many with thirty-six are next

The Difference. A fool Is unable to see hU own fauli A wise man. seeing his own t suits. 1 sble to keep other people from noticinn them. Chicago Record Ilera Id.

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