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it aw mmmm I I I i I nc ii I I i I i I i i i ii till i i i ii i I it xn iv Old Jav Gould's Grio Women Crowded in Cattle Cars FolloVrDiaz Army Every where RothcHilds Can Buy and Is Pried Loose at Last Sell Our John D. Own 1 1 1 1 OJffDON, Tfebraary 25. Al- TV though no formal announcement has been taads. It la generally assumed here In financial circles that Nathan Rothschild, 70 years old, and of the Loaders honse of Roth- Lord bead become head also of the schlld, will taks 2 par eotti. This was the Rothschild Start, for they speculated with the money and made it grow rapidly, ant ths battle of Waterir-o was largely responsible' for this greatest of alt great fortunes.

Ths reign Napoleon was at its hetgrtt while ths London branch was belna- established. It was known that in May, ll.j. the great battle would be, fought which would decide the fate of Europe and of th Little Corsican. Property values, stocks and bonds were uncertain. The Rothschilds organized, a secret news bureau, reporting the movement of the armies.

There was no telephone then, no telegraph, and even mall service could. not be trusted. No knlg had as accurate and speedy news as Nathan of London. Should Napoleon win at Waterloo it would mean a loss of millions to the Rothschilds, but if they knew It In advance of the rest of ths world It would Hot only save them from ruin, but would add millions to their fortune. Nathan did not trust any agent, but secretly left London in disguise.

Went to Belgium and 1 lifiTjnxrtfftn wrnT a itfA! ttim yisiui wrrrif tuni avt-tfp "HAS A BABT THREE MONTH QIAf AMD WAS SHOT TWICE. THE ONE Hhs Wheeliiit tt Lake Erie. Indians -aftd llllholi wets covered by the Wa-bsih. That brought the Gould system into St. Louis.

Thers feegfth the rails of the Missouri PaOtno, the central key to what the on of lay Gould hoped to make the biggest transcontinental railroad In America. A real transcontinental road It was to be, stretching from the' waters of the Atlantic to those of the Pacific. He made the Missouri Pacific a highly valuable line. He shoved the value of Its stock from 56, where it stood when his father died, to above par. The Texas Pacific rose from 10 to $34 a share.

The St. Louis Southwestern doubled and then doubled again. Then-with rails into Salt Lake City, Gould saw the time ripe for his proposed Western Pacific, to run from Salt Lake City Into San Francisco. And then began his famous fight with the lateE. H.

Harriman. Any person who ever had the "little wizard" of the railroad world as an antagonist knows what that means. All the wealth In Harriman's control went the front to keep Gould off the Par Ctrl coast. Then Harriman died. Gould sold Vf 129.000,000 bonds to Kuhn, Loeb to improve the Missouri Pacific 1ft anticipation or the opening of the Western Pacific, the.

last link in the Gould transcontinental system. But he had "bitten off more than he could chew." The fearful opposition he met with reduced his fighting resources td the vanishing point. The panic of 1907 sent the Western Staff-land Into the hands of a receiver) lh Wabash-Pittsburg terminal followed! so-dld the Wheeling A Lake Erie. And the son of Jay Gould, wifafd of-WH t.TH THE DOT 8 IRT A. BtTLLET IN HER SHOULDER.

THE" WOMEN WERE EXPOSED ftTRPOfcEJ TO DftAW THE IN ONE ENGAGEMEJTT whole great financial family of Rothschild In Europe, because of tb recent death in Vienna of' Baron Albert Salomon von Rothschild. Baron Albert, second son of Anselm Salomon, had ths best financial mind In this whole family. Heads of the othef branches nave for generation devoted themselves to society, to sports, to politics, to Statesmanship, to Baron Albert was the typical i financier and when knotty problems were to be, solved the Rothschilds always consulted their Shrewd Austrian kinsman. lo one knows the total wealth of th combined Rothschild families. It is generally admitted that the combined strength of the family could "break" John D.

Rockefeller, though Rockefeller could buy at any one of the branch. A second estimata pots the combined Rothschild wealth between three and four million pounds. The family traces its ancestry back to Amschel Moses, a peddler, who died In 1775. His son, Mayer Amschel of Frankfort-on-the-Main. Who died in 1812, had five sons and five daughters.

Hs Installed his sons as bankers in the various capitals of Europe, thus founding the different families. When in 806 Napoleon was about to invade Germany the Landgrave of Hesse entrusted his fortune of for safe keeping to "Amschel of I By George Sailnt-Ar)' sonora of 70. "Whatever the? may thlnK ot the war, away down ins td their hearts. El Paso, February 2R CsfMads they all pretend to be entheslastlcally for the government. Crowded In among them, here and there, were Chtjdrefl And babies.

In one ear, much to Ef Capitan sorrow, we found his particular senorita. Hef exhibition of affection was typical. of-regardless of the presence of strang-ere she threw her arms about her. "bom-bre" with lavish, demonstration. Finally we passed on to other cars, all crowded with womm.

After El Capitan had -taken ten or twelve drinks ot the vile stuff they call whiskey on the Mexi 2 can border, he became communicative, but to the camp of the allies. Wellington suffered severely on the first day and on ths second he was driven back. To all the messengers on the field Of financial interests, it seemed that Wellington was about to be cut to pieces. They left ths battle field and reported In the various capitals that Napoleon had won. r-Jtathan Rothschild alone remained.

Then cams Blnecher, and when Nathan saw ths rout of Napoleon with his own eyes he rode like mad to Ostend. Hs paid a boatman 5,000 francs to take him across ths stormy channel. He drove at ful speed to London, where everybody believed that Napoleon had won a great victory at Waterloo. Without changing his clothes or stopping to eat Nathan slowly walked Into ths stock exchange, a rlcture of simulated despair. All know that he had staked his all on the allies.

English funds and the funds of the allies -ere sold at any Sacrifice and while Nathan apparently did nothing, his agents bought everything they could lay hands Then Nathan went home to sleep. When he awo'ie the next day he was the king of finance, for then London knew that Napoleon had been conquered at only repeated what is well known. "Vice the Red the family having- de President Corral and EnrUjue Creel are responsible for all the trouble," he said. Ru rales and regulars and Juarez police-. of women are dragged slfl with Dlai's federal troops where Vf they go the wives and families, formal erf Informal, of the Mexican Officers and oidiers.

I found thes women, the camp followers of army, huddled in steel box cars in the Jarez railroad yards, the most lnterestm and pitiful sight Of all Strang things I have seen In this lanJ of instifrctfcrfi. A good ffifld from El Paso had Introduced fne to a Mexican captain. After the embraces which are considered abso-futoly necessary by men of the captain's Caste, we began our night tour of the railroad yards. As we came to each car all the women rose to their tired feet, bowed and saluted "El Capitan" effusively. Many gave evidences of some education.

They ranged in years from the beautiful senorita of 17 to the aged financial decline. The yearly income of each of six heirs was $700,000 at the beginning Of this decade. By 1908 it had dropped to $475,000. George Gould, bead of the family, has not been able to keep up the values of the family's holdings. His sister Anna, who was divorced from Count Castellane and then wed Count De Sagan.

was $6,000,000 in debt. Over half of her income hats been applied recently to settling this burden. Only Helen Miller Gould, who spends part of her fortune in humane service, is an object of popular sympathy. men were all keeping their eyp If sl captain and "El Americano, to see that nothing; happened to the Mexican! Fear Of summary execution against art rived Its name Of Rothschild from the red sign over the door of the little Frankfort shop. Amschel transported the money on muleback across the mountains, then landed it safely in Manchester, England, where he established Nathan Mayer, his third son.

In business. The money worked while the Landgrave was in hiding-. After Napoleon was dethroned the Rothschilds offered to pay the Landgrave the entire sum with 5 per cent interest. He refused to take any interest, but finally was persuaded to adobe wall at sunrise, locks the lips Of Diaz's men. Even liquor which they dearly love, hardly makes them talk on vital things.

Perhaps they don't know But they 1 surely do absorb surprising Portrait above is that of Lord Rothschild of England. Below an old time picture of Nathan Mayer, the first English Rothschild, who executed the coup of "Waterloo. street, has now lost control of the Missouri Pacine to Kuhh, Loeb A Co. and Standard oiL In Wall street It ha been no secret that the standard Oil crowd wil vulture-like, awaiting the time when Gould would falter under his self-imposed load. Morgan Waited until the load grew heavy and then helped himself to the Western Union.

But an the money Gould could get for his Western Union Ktoek could not hold control in the Missouri Paclno. He still has the Wabash nd t)enver Rio Grande. How lehg he can keep them depends more Upon the Wall street tang than upon anything he will be able to do. The house of Gold is going into quantities of alcohol. The whole federal army in Juarez Is drunk or trying to be come '7 a JS'-istWES 1 a Pi At jv LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF PAMO08 pmANCIER WHO MAS LOST HIS GRIP ON BIG RAILROAD.

HIS FAD 18 PHOTOGRAPHY. THE PICTURE SHOWS HIM WITH HIS CAMERA. III tier Sunday Press Patterns EW YORK, February 23. Father Time has struck thd ghostly pirate hand of Jay Gould a crack over thi knuckles and broken Its Nos. 6674, 6121, 6580 PI i $5,000 EILOFS CKLY Tissue Paper Pattern of Smart and Practical Negligees Each pattern will le sent to any Address on receipt tit Is ea.

tfsssa give number and arise distinctly. Address Pattern Depart meat. Ts Press. l'HTSDurg, ra, No More Fat Folks Beauty Book. Free Wonderful Beauty Secrets Revealed by Famous Beauty, Winner of $10,000 Tribune' George, alone of the four brothers, endeavored to watch business and keep hit father's estate and fortune intact.

However, it was too great a task for him. His brother, Edwin, paid little attention to business, being quite satis-fled to seek comfort and pleasure with his Income. Frank Jay Gould, another brother, also refused to help defend the estate from the ravages of time or 6t the bandits of Wall street. It remained for George to face Wall street and fight, for It was vain to look to Howard Gould, the third brother, for assistance. And fight he did.

And with wonderful success for a time. The Gould system was unified, extended and improved. It entered Pittsburg despite the powerful opposition of the great Pennsylvania railroad. Through the city of smoke George Gould drove his road ceeking an Atlantic seaboard at Baltimore. With the object.

In view he got the Western Maryland. From Pittsburg he connected with his Wabash railroad by getting possession of clutch, on the railroad world. From the family of Gould is passing rapidly the fortune and power which Jay Gould pirated from the American people. This is the story in shorts Jay Gould, who built a gigantic fortune as a defier of law and looter of -railroad treasuries, left hl fortune and power to six children, -When he died in 1802.. To the house Of Goui-he turned over the control ot several railroads, including the Missouri Pacific, the Denver Rio Grande, and large interests lx such enormously rih concerns as the "Western Union Telegraph Co.

There waa enough money to give each of the six heirs an income of $1,000,000 a year. George Gould, the eldest son, married an actress, Edith Kingdon. This woman brought credit on the family name, and It Is a notable fact that Prize Superfluous Hair Vanishes Like. Magic by New Treatment? Ml Carson; Wlrtnar of tha Chicago Tribune. Beauty Contest.

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