Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 203, 31 May 1911 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AM) SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY MAY 31, 1911

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W, ROCKEFELLER IS (HEARS OLD Believed to Be the Second Wealthiest Man in the United States.

. ; ' (National News Association) Nw York, May 31. William Rockefeller who. next to his elder brother, John D. Rockefeller, la probably the richest man In the United States quietly celebrated his seventieth birthday anniversary today. Mr. Rockefeller mas born In Tioga county, New York, but removed with his parents early in bis boyhood to Cleveland and attended the public schools In that city. The faculties of perception and acquisitiveness were the most conspicuous traits in his character, when at the age of seventeen he dropped his school books and became a book-keeper for a miller. Before he was twentyone he had formed a connection with rival flour mill and had Just turned twenty-one when he became a partner In the concern. In 1864 he went into the oil business In a modest way with his brother, John D., In Cleveland. The brothers, who associated with them Samuel Andrews, a veteran In the oil business, built a little refinery which they called the Standard OH Works. This was the modest beginning of the gigantic corporation which the supreme court of the United Statea supreme court recently decided was too powerful to be permitted to exist and ordered that It be dissolved with in six months. William Rockefeller's personality, his millions and the interests with which he Is Identified, have always been overshadowed. In a measure, by the great wealth of his brother. Never theless, the wise ones in the financial world have been heard to declare more than once that William was the bralnl est member of the Rockefeller family. He has been the speculative member of the Standard Oil group of capital ists and has engineered all of the vast deals of that combination in the stock market. Since he became vice presl dent of the Standard Oil corporation many years ago be has been Intimately associated with a'l the ramifications of the gigantic monopoly, and, vwhile his name la not as conspicuous aa that of his brother, he is said to possess a wid er knowledge In detail of the corpora' tlon whose power has been spread to all countries of the world. Mr. Rockefeller has lived under a tremendous nervous strain for more than forty years. His early associates In Standard Oil he baa has followed to the grave one by one. Five of the heads of the great corporation have passed away during the last two or three years, including Henry II Rogers, whose lamentable taking off is attributed by his friends to the worry and mental strain reaulting from the government suits against the Standard Oil. That William Rockefeller has been able to withstand the terrific strain of his position Is all the more surprising when It Is remembered that more than Ave years ago cables brought word from Europe that his death waa regarded as Jmmlnent. At that time he was reported to be suf fering from an incurable malady-nothing less than cancer of the stomach and It was not believed that he could recover. Today, however, Mr. Rocke feller Is apparently as well as he has been In many years and to all appear ances be takes as keen an Interest in business affairs as he ever did. In addition to forming part of the dl rectorste of the Standard Oil and the great National City bank, William Rockefeller Is a director in a dozen trust companies and in many of the largest financial and Industrial corpor ations of America. 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FIRST PIANO SHOW TO OPEN SATURDAY Manufacturers in America and Europe Are to Be Represented.

(National News Association) Chicago, May 31. Piano and musi cal instrument manufacturers of Am erica and. Europe have united in con ducting the first national piano exposition which will be held at the Coliseum In Chicago opening next Saturday evening and continuing during next week. Every conceivable form of musical instrument known to the civilized world will be exhibited although the piano will be given the place of honor. This Is the first time that an exhibition of this kind has ever been attempted and there is every indication that the event will be so successful that it will be made an annual fixture. The show waa Inspired by the annual convention of the National Association of Piano Dealers, who decided to hold a private trade exhibition in connection with their annual gathering. Popular influence, however, prevailed upon the directors to make it a public exhibition and details were left to Charles H. Green, who announces that he will reveal to the music lovers of America attractions that could not otherwise be presented. "The show will be one hundred recitals under one roof." said Mr. Green. "Each exhibitor will be provided with a glass inclosed, sound proof booth of sufficient size to accommodate an audience. The musical instruments will be demonstrated by world famous artists and there will be regular programs daily. The booths will be Inclosed In order that the demonstrations will not detract In any way from the music to be provided during the show by Victor Herbert and his famous orchestra of sixty pieces. This will be the first time that the famous composer and leader has ever accepted an engagement in the west. He will give concerts during the afternoons and evenings and will introduce many new compositions which have not hitherto been played before public audi ences. "Another feature which will be un usual and entertaining will be the performance during the Herbert intermis sions of "Onalp," who presents "the Hindoo Mystery," defying the laws of gravitation by lifting, floating and revolving an upright piano and perform er through space. The total weight of the piano and performer will be 1,200 pounds. The Coliseum will be attractively decorated, the color scheme being white and gold. SHERIDAN'S RUSE. It 8tt!ed the Dramatist's Account With His Win Merchant. It Is related of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the dramatist and statesman, that, always in debt, he bad among bis creditors the brothers Chalie. who were the partners la a wine firm in 1775. One day when he was giving a dinner party to some distinguished people Sheridan sent for one of the brothers, told him be was now able to settle his account and invited bim to the dinner party, asking him to come before the hour for some private conversation. Chalie arrived early, and be was no sooner iu the bouse than Sheridan sent off a servant with a note to the clerk, desiring him. as Mr. Chalie was favoring him with his company, to send as soon as possible three dozen of burgundy, two dozen of claret and two dozen of port, with a dozen of old hock. The unsuspecting clerk sent the wiue. with which the guests were so pleased that they asked where It came from. Sheridan, turning toward Chalie. said. "I am Indebted to my friend here for all the wine you have tasted and am always proud to recommend him." It was not until the following morning that Chalie realized the donble meaning In Sheridan's words. Tho debt was canceled. THE PARK & POLLARD CO. DRY-MASH Raise Every Chicken You Hatch You can and will do it if you will feed them the Park & Pollard GritlessChick and Growing Feeds Yon never saw chickens thrive if you have not used these feeds. Your money hark If you do not find them better than we claim. The Park A Pollard Year Book and Almanac contains more boiled down (acts about poultry than any Sl.OO book published. It is free for the asking. Write for it today, anyway. D We carry a full stock of these wonderful "Lav or Bast Feeds and guarantee satisfaction or your money back. Coroe In our store let us demonstrate the superiority of the Park Pollard Feeds. John Runge & Co. RICHMOND, INDIANA

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SOUTHERN EDITORS TO VISIT GOTHAM (National News Association) ;: Columbia, S. C. May 31. The members of the South Carolina Press Association rallied here in force today for what promises to be the most notable annual meeting ever held by their association. In addition to discussing a wide variety of subjects relating to newspaper making the editors will have Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey here to deliver an address to them Friday evening. The business of the meeting will be concluded Saturday and the next day the editors, accompanied by a large party of relatives and friends will go to Charleston and take a steamer for New York where a week will be spent in sight-seeing. Utterly Wretched Nervous Prostration Long Endured Before Remedy was Found. Miss Minerva Reminder, Upper Bern, Pa , writes: "For several .years I had nervous prostration, and -was utterly wretched. I lived on bread and beef tea because my stomach would not retain anything else. I took many remedies, but obtained no relief until I took Hood's SarsapariUa, when I began to gain at once. Am now cured." Pure, rich blood makes good, strong nerves, and this Is why Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies and enriches the blood, cures so many nervous diseases. Get it today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called SarsatatK. FLY NETS We have a complete line of Fly Nets, both single and for teams. We have a special oiled tan team net that stands the wear and tear. Miller's HarnessStore "Leather Goods of . Quality." 827 WAIN ST. phone: i8ii

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