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The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
WARDiNo OFF OLD AGE.
Simple Csllsthenic Exercise That VIII
Do Much.

A famous French general. when
asked how II was that he had such
M erect carriage. replied that it was
because he bent over and touched
the floor with his fingers thirty times
every day. II hc had acquired rigid.
ity of the spine so that he could not
do that he would have had with 1t
weak abdominal muscles, which re-
suit In portal congestion. This por.
tai congestion intcrferes with stom
ach digestion and with the action of
the liver. The misunderstanding pow
er of the liver Is lessened. autointoxi
cation results. and arteriosclerosts
aud old age come on at n much earlier
day. But by keeping the spine flexi-
bic and the abdominal muscles strong
and taut the portal circulation is kept
free and old age is held of.--Good
Health.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
se.ro,hea - Birth.

In some parts Of Wes. Africa the
girls have long engagements On the
day Of tAeir birth they arc heirothei
10 baby boy s trife older tAan then.
selves. snd at the age of twenty they
are married The girls Know OF no
n,Ae- Way o. getting s husband. and
so they are quite happy and satisfied.
As wives they sre patterns Of osedi-
enee, and the marriages usually tu-o
oat successes.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
Something In a Name.

Not The lcaBi interesting thing about
the late Jay Cooke was the origin of
hia firet name. Ho was son of Con.
gressmnn Eieulberos Cooke. of Ohio
who once lost an election because
many voters misspelled his ponder
Qua nnme. Tho old gentleman there
upop declared that he would give HIS
next son n name that would spell IT.
self, ana Jay was the appcllation
selcctcd, Kansas City Star.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
Asu Is l, MI,h rnes,

lecs inward thsousl, The depths o! thine
own soul
How Is II with ;!cGs AT taoG sound
and wtsolca
Does narrow search show thee no earth
~ stain.
sse noble, SnS the nNitiesscss that lies
In other men. sleeping. bat never dead,
Win risr IN nsasosSS 10 meet ths,ie own
Then viii thoa see Il sleAm in many
Then viii pare sisi,t aoognd Thy path be
shed,
Ana thou wils ueVeymore be SAD and
--9SraeS Rasssll Lowell
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
piuoina 4a- Fish.

Ths natives Of certain parts of In
SIS are !a the habit every yez-, in
he summer, Of digging fhs 6Ty river
hanks 5or ash. which they dig on: sy
hund-eas, Susr as they would 2oss-
1868, TAe aJua lamps are broken
orsr,, and the tsh. perhaps SIN. o-
leSn. long, VIII a3ways ne founa alive
and ,oeton t;as,>y, as il 5Hs1 removed
from 5ts supposedly natiVs element
the water
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
Biggest Of Diamonds.

The 3.032.caret diamond. which ~ 10
be- known as the "Cullinan," was dis.
covered by r. Wells. the manager Of
the Premier mine. Az he was going
hla rounds he saw the rays Of tho set.
tiag nnn reflected from point of rock
high upon tho mine face. He climbed
up and dug tho big diamond out with
hla purkot knife.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
rlfty..hree sundays Ibis Year.

The fellow who was looking for cd,
dstles has discovered that the year
1904 began un Sunday and will close
on sunday, Further, that this will not
happen again In Ito years, There are
tfty.,hrec Sundays IN 1905.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

As one ny one they snap and break,
The resolutions that NE make, We
heSNe a heavy sish, Bat campensa,
ton NC msy fina when this one fact
is hvoash; TO mma-it did no harm
10 Try,
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

Sou neve. hear any cae complain
about Defiance Starch" There is poue
TO equal it in quality and quantity. Is
ounces, 10 cents. Try i, now and save
your money.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

The man Who always says whs. he
thinks might take : few lessons from
the nlsa WAC slWaSs thinks what he
SAYS
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

Piso's Ca-e Tor Consumption Is m ia:a,Iib,e
medicine .os coughs and co.Gs-N w, SANux FL,
occaa Grove, y, J.. Feb. Il, 1853.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
PAJRoNlle WESTERN MANUFACTURERS

II ,,,0r Besch Nt ,te, no, eet ths sn,as Wfits
TT ,cTs,sTNc III ss"'Ss' sf.nS'' NY ,. s,nGs
NNkUr, rlNttNrr Cahte HAY cuttcy, l ,t,ncs
lrs~r NNrtS>ws, Ncarer Mowers. Nsasc.
Nny iSnke., Machine enpehss r,>r ali n,schine,, y
NtH,s ttSsad,Ns psashinA. -eta ny the trn.t
srtG rIATrNEN tNctENtNt CO.,
manufacturers, Denver, colo
NeNase 4, hui Cro.t rysesnSt4 M slthcet sS0r
a,atr,suAr~ they SSMnot eN's.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

Cole Younger has determined to oui
the stage When Cole was younger h,
never quit stage until it was all in
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

Women live longer than men, 1t Is
said, but they never live so man.
yeprs.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

rst day of r. kline's Great Nerve Nes.or.
Or Send for FREE 0s 90 trial bottle ard trcatee.
01 L. H. kLISE. Ltd, 81 Arch Street. phladelphis, Pa
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

He-It's impossible 10 please every
body IN ,trfs world. ISN'T IL SheI
aoa': know; l never tried It
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

a boy could have q. mach fun get,
ting tooth pgliea as lollowins thS aa-
vice ot his Sunday school teacher.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
1,AnMx s,AnN .MAN

aScti ia the J4Nsah nsdSSa Reservation
in Utah wtn be oGeN Tor ecsopaacS
very sAortlS, Don't So0 want 10 home
E6&S aSNS Is tae best s,ssSHsei TO STOCK
rsESins Saa f%vnaiaS Al any land in
IkSN Send - cents toC book ana mar
teilSns about the eSGutry, how Is
NSasssSesS and route 10 get 10 the land
TIRE tlNTAlS S1t .NNg co.
fsaN SaS peNNer. N.s5a
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

Mrs. J. y. Giles, Everett. Ia suffered
ha,ie Kennedy favasse Remedy Hsaccak n. Y. s.o
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

mans idea % s WISE say Is an
other msn who once had a chance Il,
marry his wife, eu, didn't
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

A sirl had an idea that being Presi-
dent~of the United States is almost as
nice as chocolate creams
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

Tho Irish are now insisting that his
name Is properly spelled O'Yama.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
Itching. R!!ud. bleeding of IrotrulIag Piles. Your
drnss'st WIN refund ,noasZ 81 pAzo OINTMENT
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
TEA

When tea is good. do you
knew why it is good; and.
when it is bad, do you know
why it is badl
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

DIR. lIiggs,.' wrote the new reporter
delivered an Interesting lecture on
'Lunacg and Lunatlcs There were
many present.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

7ht difference between & r,sn ard a
woman is often iaaiSe-euce,
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

!. e~~y e.,l>Ss q SesslanS', s.., .ssA~sA
- AS~ 10 Mrts S.cca ssA
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

l.USi>y Is sne &ssar who eares wei on
ms Farewell ySar,
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

sSavSups9e IS tss man ~Rs Saor-s
eaSGHh law 10 awAfa Y
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31

Harry IS tAs ava ~Ho is roo susy 20
SnS gSeSG
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-31
TEA

Every nation has its notion
OF tea.
Nest families have one too.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
BALFOUR CABINET
RESIGNS OFFICE
King Edward turns to Henry Camp
bcil-sannerman to Form a
New Ministry.
lny Assocla.ea presn.l

LONDON, Dee i.-Thc political
crisis In the United Kingdom roacho,!
Il cliinaS today when Arthur j. Bal
four, ;hc preiuier, formally rendered
tho resignation of himself and the
members Of his cabinet 10 King Ed
ward. who accepted them
His Majesty has invited Sir Henry
Campb to m interview
tomorrow when no Will offer him the
mission OF forming new cabinet.
Sir Henry will accept the task, and
within few days. even within Il few
hours. Il now government will be
formed.
1t may hc stated rs certain thac
Lord Roscberrr will be entirely is.
nored in he rnahe-up OF the new cab
met and that john Morley will be
one OF the chief advisers OF Sir Hen
~ In drawing up the list oc his Of.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
IS CAPTAIN
Star Half Back Of ghc :olnIl 10
Lead Ylsginla.
u or V. sILnCTs NEW LeADGp
Election of Captain is Followed by
the Annual Dinner to the Colleges
Football players-Team Made
money---t'as Credit of 5000.
J OF V. SlLnCTS NEW LEADER


RICHMOND. VA. Dec. t.--Ham.
mond Johnson, OF Norfolk. one OF the
star haifbacks OF the South, and
brother Of former football cham
picn. was tonight elected captain
OF the University OF Virginia foot
ball team
After the election dinner Was
given this years football players by
the University Athletic Association.
In spite Of the fact that University
has this year won few games, losing
the three biggest ones. it has profit,
ed BY the teams paying, the net
financial result TO the credit of the
university being $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
SO. CAROLINA MUST
PAY LIQUOR TAX
uni:eG statea Supreme Court Decides
That State Mpst Pay Liccrsc
% operasc Dispenaary.
SpeciHi Il The pAiiy Press

WASHINGTON. d. c. Zee. -
The Supreme corr. OF The United
&ta,"a today decided that tho gen.
eral government may tax tie auu.h
Carolina liquor selling moraoly N
The same a. if thc state were q p;;
"atc person.
Justice III, wAr Who read III.
corrt'a oi>ihion held that wlion 10
State aeyeraI wears ago, prohibited
The sale Of liQacr by private parties.
aud rnlpriooN lie control OF the
traffic iy tile disponaary system. the
a'ato Subjected itself % The sans
federal liabilities rs attached 10 lie
persons previously engaged in tNl
'i@n-r business IN the state.
Jna;cca While, pcckham and Nc
hcanc dlssentel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Income TAX Demanded.

" AStiiNG1 ON, ID. C., Dee. -
Representative Williams, of AilssisSlD-
III. the Democratic leader. toda,', in
troducc0 several bills among them
Tho following:
To amend the constitution 50 as
"a authorize the Imposition OF IN III.
COM" tax; providing that all articles
the prcduc; and growth of In PLIi,
!iwincs shall DC admitted into :he
United States tree OF import duty.
and that Ill articles tic produc: and
growth of tho balance OF the United
States shall be admitted into die
philippines tree OF import duty
re Morc Grating on Corporations.
Another bill OF Mir. Williams for.
li;Is amy national bank or any cor
pG~ticn chartered by the federal gov
cr"ment or any corporation whatso.
ever engaged III whole or III part ia
Interstate commerce from making
contributions Tor the purpose uf liz
huencing the result OF any poiitical
campaign with tho intent OF inimcns-
Ing ti.c course ~ Legislation before
Congress. any State legislature ~
any municipal governments
An Indication IS even OF he prob.
able course u tho minority ~ TO tho
agitation in behalf "r tariff revision
ami ci rcciprocity by three other bills
intro dnce1 by NJ. Williams today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05

ii'iai family which will be presented
to his majesty.
Mr.. Mo,lcy himscIi is considered
likely To go to ,hc Indian Office aud
it is prcbab'" that Herbert llcnry
Asquith viii bc chancellor OF the cx.
chcauer. The foreign affairs port,
Iotio viii ga either to Lord Elgin
or Si9 Edward Grey. though the Let.
toy IS considered likely 10 b" made
secretary for the colonies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Cor eenetit of Hospital.

a delightful Entertainment was
given al Odd Fellows hall last night
under The auspices of the Newport
News Drydocl Beneficial Association
Tor the benefit Of the Newport News
General hospital. aiusic was furnish
eli by the Huntington orchestra and
an entertaining program was rcnd.
ered by talented young people OF tho
CITY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
CHRISTMAS sox aToLeN.
Worst Of Thieves Takes Soy Contain.
ing Money for the Poor.

y Salvation Army Christmas boz.
containing quite sum Of money for
the fund to be expended in giving
Christmas dinner 10 the poor. has
been stolen from Paul's restaurant,
200 Washington avenue.
Tic police department has been
notified and every effort will be made
10 find the thief
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Imperial Guard in Mutiny.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Thc correspon
dent ri 81. Petersburg Of the Times
says:
"Tlrca regiments at Riga have re-.
fused to perform police duties.
Tho Emperor has received IN an
dicncc Father john, of Cronstadt.
The sailors of tie Imperial ruarl
have Tutinicd"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
SelE QUICKLY DROPPED THEM
tioraan Sold the Properties TO the
Big Trunk Line and When Direc-
tors Charged "Pccu'iar' Dealings
Financier Declared Sale oH-Now
Federal Court Has the Property.



CINCINNATI, O., Dec 1.-THE Gin
cin,,ati, Hamilton ~ Dayton, and the
P"rc Marquette railroads today were
ordered placed IN the hands OF re-
ccivCr b. United States Circuit Judge
Henry Lurton, and Judson Harmon,
formerly United States attorney ge.i-
era!. was appointed receiver, giving
bond Tor 100000.
Application tor receiver was made
10y Attorney Lawrence Maxwell. Jr,
on behalf Of Walter y. Horn, of New
York. creditor of both roads, and
was agreed to b. the defendants in
answers admitting the principal
charges of insolvency.
In the application .lor Il receiver
ior the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dav-
ton. the defendant conn any was de
ciarcd To have been solvent PROV
Z" July. 1908. when ii came under 4
different controlling influence and
sun.d large obligations. One of these
being the purchase of 10000 shares
Of "cro Marquette stock for $4,000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
HOTEL MAN DRAWS Big Psi
tie Charges Pres,den. of Concern Of
Holding Him Up for $4,000, Which
is Said 10 Have Been Paid to News
paper Man Who Secured pub'ica.
ton OF "Made News"
iEy Associated rress.l

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The most
Interesting development in the leg:g-
lativo life Insurance investigation to-
day was contained IN The testimony
~ Horace II. BrOclway. hotel pro
2ri'tor and director of the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Company,
Who said that he had given $4,000 10
President Frederick \. Bmnharn. %
that company at the demand OF Mr..
Hhrniom, il iS9S.
Mr Binchway told the committee
mat Mr. Burnham told him that ii
he would take out u policy in the
Mutual Reserve be wculd make him
= director. Mr. ,Eroclway then tool,
OFT policies amounting to $4,000. AZ
IS having hccn 4 director for some
t'nc hc Was uut on tho payroll OF tho
company a. $500 = week. received
ilr,; salary Tor four months AMI
il,Hn i, was cut to 5000 q week.
Locked Wise and Drew Salary.
.s!l2G what he did to earn thai
money, H. sali lie looked over some
loans Tor ;he company. was consulted
- policyhol,lcra ms 70 whether the
company was Il sood one to insu. I.
IN and lid whatever he was asked
Ia DO. !!o had been getting $500 q
week fer eight weeks then Mr.. Burn.
ham demanded the sG,c0o
What pfosiGcn; Burnhau did with
t!:"t money was explained Ivy George
Il. E;dridse, interpretations OF the Mu-
iuil, who tesiiAe0 that President
Furnham ;oid him hc had siven 1t
10 HILLARY \. Boil, newspaper man
and publicity agent Of the company
To eecurc ;hc publication of nrticlc3
favorable 10 lie company ut 9 timo
When It via being criticised in lbs
newspapers. AIR. Bcll Rad ssid that
10 could accomplish n!uch more with
Tho money if hc were not compelled
70 report 10 the company just what
D. expended it. for.
Mr, Broc!!way said he is still
director Cg tbo company,
President Durham was NOT called
before the committee because he is
said to be sick.
Californian Tries Nigh Finance.
Vlcc-rrcsidon, EIdridge also tcsti,
lied that his company had much
trouble with Andrew j. Ciun.c. when
he was superintendent OF insurance
III California. and in six years fro.n
1897 paid Thomas J. Cluulc. The
commissioners brother. $500 in
counsel fees to represent the con-
pony before tho Insurance department
and legislature OF that State.
Senator Armstrong. chairman Of
tho committee said today that the
committee expected 10 finish Its worl.
By December 81
Perkins Resigns at morgan's Orders.
NEW YORK. Dec. iii. Evening
Fest today says:
George W. Perkius. OF the 'irn 81
J. 7. Morgan and Company, will retirc
rom the 'icc-prcsidencr Of the New
York Life Insurance Company ami
from the Craftsmanship OF It's finance
committee nj tie coming election next
April.
~ friend Of Mr.. Perl;ins declared
today that this step has been taken
at the suggestion Of Air. Morgan hnj-
sell, aud that the decision woald DC
formally announced soon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Dogs Follow tic Birds.

W .N7-I'''tVF-U 7 '-N7.F
NhfNESHORO. GA. Dec. i.-Oniy
eight braces uf dogs were handled in
the field trials FOR the derby contest
today. The JUDGES are Il. l. Hunting.
ION. OF New York, and NJ. +. Rogers,
OF New Albany. The birds were plcn.
tifnl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
WILL THE EMPEROR RUNAWAY 7
London Sends Out Most Alarming Re-
ports While Nc"s That Comes Via
Berlin is More Reassuring-lm,
pcriaI Guards Said to Have Ma.
;inied-Hebrcws Hold Meetings.
ny Associated Press,

ST. PETERSBURG. via EYDK UII-
MEN. EAST PRUSSIA. Dec. A.--lt Is
reported front Ciunstadt that Il Ger.
man squadron has been sighted in
tn" Baltic sea, near the Russian cost.
Runner attributes the appearance OF
the sen"dron as preparatory To tho
hight oi tn" Russian imperial family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Victim of Gotham Thus.
(Ey Associated rr,ss.)

Ey Associated lr,sa.)
NEW YORK, Dec. i.--Waltcr i.
Jarvis. of Charleston, S c.. died hero
today from Il blow on the head. The
Police believe that Jarvis was mar.
dcrcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Savannah !ews symnnt,,etio.

ShVANNAn, GA. Dee. i-'rhe
jews OF. Savannah tonight Acui .
telegram 10 PRESIDENT Rooscs"it .ns';-
ins him to tate steps 10 stop ,hc
massacre OF Jews
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Calls a Norfolk PREACHER.
Especial 10 Inc Dolly prose-

fSpec.ai 70 Tie Daily Prcgaj
NORFOLK. VA, Dec. i.-iiey. II.
j. Batewan, Of Raleigh, has been
called to Spuygcon'Memovlal BAPTIST
church here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
NEWPORT NEWS, vA.TUESDAY DECEMBER S, 1905

Cannon accepted the position in I
brief speech in which he nrgc'l
prompt attendance on the part Of he
members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Protection for Sob Whi,c.
'enoc,al TO tnr pallv 1rnsn..

AMELIA. VA. Dec. 1.-The board
Of supervisors has passed an ordi.
nance prohibiting the killing OF any
more cartridges this season
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
WILLIAMS IN THE LIVE llGHr
Leader of tic mincrity Causes Amuse.
mert When He Opposes Present
Rules o. procedurc---Cannon For.
mR;ly elected Spcakcr-Many In,
tere5.inG ellis Introduced


WASHINGTON, d, G., Dec. H.
The assembling today OF the mcu
hers Of the nrty-ninth Congress for
their first session was marked ny no
unusual incidents. but it attracted
to the Capitol crowds OF spectators
who took Lively interest in the pro
coodhgs. The day was perfect 50.
clcty was out in force
In the Senate the proceedings were
brief, but the House was in session
Tor more than three hours, and while
the proceedings followed the pro
gram that has marked the opening CT
Congress Tor many years there was
enough OF interest TO hold an Cxcep-
tionally large audience during the
entire time.
One noticeable feature We: the alb
Gcncc Of flowers, which heretofore
have heen common ~ both cham
bers This was due to resolution
adopted unanimously by the Senate
and an cdict OF the speaker OF th-
House ana rchbod the occasion OF
much OF its picturcquesncss
Senate Session is Shcrs.
Senator Allison and Morgan wore
appointed by Nicc-prcsidont Fair.
banks rs Il committee To notify the
president thn, Congress was ready
10 receive amy communication he do
sired 10 make
The Senate was in session only
twenty minutes. Senators Aldroh
Rhode Island; KnoX, Pennsylvania;
Warner, Missouri, and Frazier, Ten
neGscc, took ;hc oath OF Office and
adjcurnmtnt was taken rs mark o.!
respect To Tie late senator Plat, o,
Counccticlt.
The preliminary steps TO organiGa-
ton were taken by tic llouse.
Josorh G.. Cannon, OF Illinois. was re-
elected spcakcr, the members q. the
House took the oath of Office; the
officers ana hcor employees Oh the
body vas reelected the rules OF the
last Congress were adopted; and the
members went through The Formally
Of drawing FOR seats
Williams strs Up Dry Bones.
In hriot speech against the adop
tion of the rules. the minority leader.
Mr.. Williams. dt Mississippi, touch
cd on the interest of lie country in
the tariff legislation, and told OF the
new Republican ideas" which were
being waited 10 Washington on
breezcs from every part of the coun
try. These, he said. might BIZ proper
~ legislated for should the "m!u
ority OF the majority" stand with
the Democratic members in oppos
ing the adoption OF the Old rules.
a committee was appointed to act
with the Senate committee in notify
ing President Roosevelt that Congress
was ready TO tranact business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Williams Pays Tribute to Cannon.

WASHINGTON. j. c.. Dec. r.
After the usual preliminary proceed
ings in the House. Speaker Cnnnon
was placed in nomination for speaker
by Mr.. Hepburn (Iowa) nnd the first
appliance Of the session followed.
Mr.. Williams (Aiisg.) WAS nominal.
cd on behalf OF the minority by MI
Henry CToXas) provoking Democratic
applause. Neither made nominating
speeches. Speaker Cannon received
2iS votes and Mr. Williams 12S.
Clerk McDoHeil declared Mr.. Cannon
duly elected speaker oil the fifty
ninth Congress" He was brought
into the hall and escorted to his
chair by REPRESENTATIVE Williams
tMiss.), Koiier (Ohiol, Vcerlaud (N.
V and Underwood (Aia.)
Mr. Cannon was received b. the
members OF the House standing
while applause camc from both sides
and the galleries. On reaching the
speakers chair, AR. Williams said:
II have the honor OF INTRODUCING TO
the fifty-ninth Congress the Hon.
Joseph G.. Cannon, who will be and
who deserves TO De It's speaker Still
ing applause which greeted bin NJ:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-05
Morgan "Gold Brickad."

Tic history of thc Cincinnati Ham.
ilton & Dayton railway has been full
oi incidents. It has had many own
ere. among them Brayton Ives, Sen.
atcr Calvin Bricc. Eugene thinner
man ana The Eric railway. j. L.
Morgan relieved the Erie Of The Gin
cinnat, Hamilton G Dayton few
days ago. Ugly charges have been
made about the sale of the road to
The Erie and in Wall street it has
reon said that Morgan was gold
hrick'd." bu, that astutc nnoncier
has denied that thcro was my crook
cd work.
1t is nov possible for Tie truth to
ho made public, as tic receiver Is a
'nan OF integrity ana il there has
boon deeds done tha; are contrary
t. Va" ;hcy will surely be disclosed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16

of excitement and action. and is by
way Of meeting girls who in manners
and education Outshine his betrothed.
He attends them to one or another SO
cial function, and is entertained i'm their
homes Gradually the impression OF
loneliness Which he carried away with
him fades It begins to be a bore to
have TO write 50 often To the little girl
UP country Certainly he means To so
homie and marry her i'm due time.
Meanwhile he only half reads her let
tiers and his own. grow less and less
fervent and spontaneous The plain,
brutal truth is that he has tired Of his
early love
To girl who goes through such am
experience the pain is deep. and often
bHghtnE. She loses her confidence i'm
all men because one man has shown
himself unworthy According To her
temperament she behaves. Sometimes
she UtteTs futile reprOaches- Some
times she eXclaims against his
GOODNESS. She Is in an unenViable po-
sitiOn. but her only dignified course Is
to let the correspondence drop and give
her lover his release A man who tires
of his sweetheart viii tire and grow
FESTIVE when married. and prove any
thing but a deSira bic husband.
Long absences are trying episodes ip
the course of true love. There comes