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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
Dayton Fla, Jan. 20, 1907
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31

Daytona beach, where the great
automobile races ar held. We make
frequent trips to the ocean beach,
and watch the mighty tides with
their crested waves ebb and flow
in all their grandeur and majesty.
Occasionally we see a few people Ia
the surf bathing, but they are not
very plentiful at this time of year,
The annual automobile races be-
gin on the beach tomorrow. and
many are rolling In from all parts of
the country to witness tho exciting
events. We expect to join the
sporty gang of bloods anu million
aires and take them in. 1t was on
this famous beach that the worlds
records were broken last year, a.
mile being IN ,de Ia % 1-5 seconds
and there are those ON the ground
who predict that they will lower
1T another clip this year.
A number OF flne water trips are
made from here by the excursion
boats. One of them Is u trip down
the river to New SMYRNA. We all
made this trip Friday, an extra at
traction Of an oyster roast being Of
fered by one OF the boats The good
boat "Uncle Sam" with about 45
passengers on board made the round
trip about 35 miles the weather be-
Ing about as fine and balmy as any
northern day in June. We passed
the oyster beds and favorite fishing
grounds, touching ut Ponce park
and Mosquito Inlet where the light {
house In located. Near here the oys
ters were dumped on the beach In
charge OF a competent chef, while we
sailed on to New SMYRNA a hauti--
full little village situated among the
shell mounds of ancient races and
among the ruins Of the Greek anu
Minorcan colonies established here
nearly 400 years ago. many of which
! still lend an interest and charm tC
the little strange old town, On the
return we landed ON the beach ol
pure white sand for the oyster
roast. About ten bushels were piled
In n winrow. fresh from the oyster
beds, and a fire built over them. The
cook told us to watch them and
when one popped open to nab hin
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
vxYE reached the pretty yillnge
!" Of paytona, picturesquely

vKYE reached the pretty village
" Of paytona, picturesquely
situated on the banks of the Hall
fax river on January 3, and decided
To stend at least a month amid its
quiet, homelike surroundings. ii o.
tel living at this place being little
too rich for our blood, we at once
set out In search OF u small cottage
suitable for light house keeping. We
made our wants known to real
estate agent, but he informed MS
that they did not rent houses by
month; the supply was so limited,
and the demand SO great. that one
must rent for the season, but any
time one wanted to leave, he could
very quickly suitcase ut perhaps n
raise In price, and II one would rent
a good large houre, he could easily
sub ease enough rooms to pay the
whole thing; lie could find Inc IA
good furnished house Of from nine
to twelve roUms, at about $500, Tor
the season ending June |. told
him that had worked the real es.
tate racket and could lie Al little my
self sometimes, 80 he finally came ON
the dump aud we found just what
We wanted in one of the most lie
sirable locations In town, Tor one
month ar longer aud at very reii-
sonable rate,
Daytona Is situated on the west
bank IL the Halifax river, and ex'
tends for nearly two miles along tn.
shore. The main business street
faces the river and the business
houses thus are all on one side 90
the street. In this respect IL re
sembles Gam Valley, but this II
about as far as we can trace the re
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
THE RIGHT NAME.

Mr.. August Sherpe. the. popular
oversaer OF the poor. at Fort Madi.
sou. Ia. says: "Dr, Kings New Life
Pills are rightly nlined;. they ngt
more agreeably, do more good and
make one ieel better than my other
axative.' Guaranteed to cure.
biiliousness and constipation. aar
at W. j. Hughes * Go.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
SLIGHT CHANGES
Naval Board Recommends Few in
Academy Curriculum

Acting Secretary Of the Navy New
berry yesterday received the report
Of the special board. OF which Captain
Richard Wainwribgt was chairman.
appointed 10 ise the curriculum at
the Naval Academy.
The board found itself somew bat
handicapped by reason Of the fact
that the Academy was closed 1T the
time il sought 10 make its inquiries,
aud also By the fact that the technical
desired to compare with that At tho
Naval Academy, were also closed. The
report. however. is fairly exhaustive
of the subject and several important
recommendations are made I'm line
with those made by the Board Of yisi.
tors 10 the Academy this year.
Persons who expected to find any
startling changes IN method recon-
mended By the board Will he disap-
pointed. An idea had obtained that
the course at the Naval Academy was
too theoretical and not sufficiently
practical. Especially ives this criti-
cism directed against the prepondeT-
anee given To mathematics. The board
did not find this criticism to be we'll
founded. and mathematics probably
will continue to receive the highest
markings in the FIRST two years. some
Encouragement Of the Course in mod
ern languages Is suggested and other
small changes. but there is nothing
like the sweeping revision Of the
Academy course that was expected in
some quarters.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
DR.. WELLS QUERY
Asks Pertinent Question Concern
ing Anne Arundel Tangle

An additional query as 10 the Tea-
ODs Of the majority Of the Democratic
County Central Committee of Anne
Arundel for their mode Of calling the
coming county primaries has been
made. DR.. George Wells, against
whom the majority Of the committee
is arrayed, asks in another column Of
the Capital
rWhy did the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee for Anne Arundel Coun-
ty in its call for the Democratic pri-
maries first call the primaries in the
Eighth district to be held I'm one place
and then in twoT Was IL an error or
was IL done TO mislead the voters Of
that distTict?'
The matter referred 10 by DR.. Wells
is that in the call for primaries the
committee in the body Of its article
sets forth that the meetings are 70
name to the county convention five
delegates from the First, Fourth.
Fifth, Sixth and Eighth districts and
FIVE delegates from the First and Sec
ond precincts. respectively. Of the
Second and Third districts. PrOyf-
sion Is made ia these last two districts
for two meetings, one I'm each precinct.
The call also arTanges for two polling
places in the Eighth district. but does
not make any statement as 10 the two
meeting places.
The aDtf-Wells faction. which now
controls the central committee. In re-
ply 10 this simply say that the same
i've delegates will be voted upon al
both the precincts Of the Eighth, while
the other two-tbe Second and Third
will send ten delegates to the conyeB-
ton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
ORPHANS COURT.
Judicial Disposition Of Affairs Of
Orphans and Widows.

Court met today in regular ses.
sion with Chief Judge Tydings and
Associate Judges Cusack and Abbott
ON the bench. and Register Of wills
Dav idson and Deputy Register Clay
ton and sheriff Linihieum present.
The following businf was disposed
Of BY the Court:
The first and final count Of Marga-
ret T.. WorthiBgton, me Of the admin
istrafors Of Mary Virginia Randall,
deceased. vas filed and passed.
order OF Court for transfer Of stock
in the estate Of Mary Virginia Ran
dali. deceased. was hled and passed.
inventory Of the personal estate
% Thomas =. Bird. deceased. vas
fled and passed by order II the
Court.
order Ct Court for the transfer Of
stock in the estate OF Mary Virginia
Randall. DECEASED. 81 Alex. Il. Ran
dali and Margaret T. worthington. adj
ministrafors. was fled and passed
~ order q the Court.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
FIRE At The CHASE HOME
Midnight Blaze Starts Fear That
the Hist oric Old Building
Would Be Destreyed

Fire was discovered in the Historic
old chase Home on Mary land arss9e
shortly before midnight Iast Night
The flames. originating 10 rveU
which was being fnmixsfed neeaose
81 a recent death therein. did sonle
little damage. but were e1tirzlsis.1es1
BY the Gre department. The uricelpat
damage Was done ~ matrF 1ni sroo@e-
Il "a estimated tise Iamnge was aheuz
500.
The flames created considerable go
element ~ the NJ g1hor8ooi. rriaEi-
pally On aecouut - the age ~ soaae
81 the ladies Wbo MAKE their neu1s
there. Thee lalies. boaeser- wers
found - BE- most eoaf ant collected
and created bus little dlsfartasee. A.
though turned ast - BED a. ~ en-
earthly hour.
A. soon a. the arssa loeaIltr mas
made knows. TIE oNrar Co eharge IS
bancroft Hall ~ the <4vai Aealenrg
realizing The saine 80 tie property.
sent ar Orlieriy - TIE Gre narsb1li -
charge ~ the Sight against f'ss flares
and offered the assistanee 81 tas 2easl-
envy Ere ngbtinz force While tAs
offer Vas appreciated 81 w1s fpaal
unnecessary AMI declined wffn fhaass.
The Aremeu have been highly rras assl
for their work - tne Gre. - gentle
man from New York. who is tempe
rarily ir the city. anil basl raom q.
the Chase Home for tire nigbf. said -
has travelled al over the World and
been in many fires. buf neeef saw Gre
men act - q0iekIV. 80 grizzly ass.
with such order and dispatch as tas
Annapolis Gfemen at the t'hase Haaae
lre
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09

Miss Maggie 81. liutsOn.of e.SFans.
Baltimore county. Is visiting Nr- AMI
Mrs. W. r. Mfnnick.
SIR. and Mrs. T. H. Danterieh. and
son, Douglas. have returned a. their
home in Baltimore after a pleasant
visit Of several days to Mrs BANTER
ich's sisters, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.
Fold.
Miss Grace Howard. daughter ~
Capt. r. T. Howard. f. = X. who
has been staying at West Point s.
now guest at tie Pequ0t House.
New London, Conn.
Mrs. GreenIief 4. Merriam. wife ~
Captain Merriam, &. =. y. IS visit
ing Mrs. William q. Gregory. az Mar
blehead, Mass.
Mrs. Harry Price. ~ Prince George
street and Der dear little daughter.
Dorothy, have gone 10 Virginia for the
summer.
Mr.. ). Newton Gilbert. proprietor
Of the Central Drug Store. Is visiting
his home at UBiontown. Carroll coun-
~.
Ex-MayoF T. A. Seidewitx vas N
Annapolis today e0ngratulatin0 his
old Democratic friends on their VIE
tory.
Gen. Frank A. Bond. u the Fourth
district, was among The politicians
here today.
Nr. J. Prank Krfes went % Balsl-
more today in reference 70 the build
ing Of Whitehall Bungalow on the
Severn for Mr. Hall.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
TEACHERS DISCUSS ART


H.oe Angeles. al. July 81 10 gen
rraI session was held bs the National
Educational Association today. bat
= rroxrauau1e 81 extraordinary inter
est has been arranged for the open
meeting this evening and IL j. pre-
dlcfeI that the great auditorium, spa
cicus though IL -. will be unable "a
accommodate the thousands who will
seek admittanne 10 hear the addresses.
Numerous department meetings are
being held ia various parts ~ the
city today. At which papers arr 70 be
real ~ the following.
Kinde-gaften Miss Grace =. Bern
ard. Oakland. CAL. Margaret y.
~.haf ieuterxsr. san Jose. Cal.
Higher Education - Joseph IL. Hill.
President - kansas state Normal
school. Reuben =. fiaiIecg. Louis
willie. KY Alexis 81. LANCE. InissF.
sity ~ California.
Manual Training -ge0rxe ~. ~.
gers. chicago. Fletcher n. DressIar,
University ~ california; charles ~.
Reyes. Hartford. Conn. Thomas a.
Moot. Richmond. Ind.
Mnsis-IiamIln y. C0kswsII. In.
LLAMA. "a. sfepieB T.. y. PeBsyss,
President - Whitman College. Walls
Walia. WISH. william Mex. Vance.
Deiasars. -. Miss Kathryn Stone.
Los Angeies. Frederick ~. Ripley.
Boston. and Dr. Frank *. Kix. New
York City.
Business-H. ". Moore. Baltimore
James 3. sheppard. New York city
James Ferguson. San Francisco; ~.
y. Brown. President 81 Valparaiso
University. Valparaiso, Ind; 3. q.
Weber. Los Angeles
The other departments viii include
1911 -fuIv. Science. Physical Train.
ing Library and i4IlGn .tssaf.0a.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09

The funeral ~ Mrs. Mary A. Naugh-
ton, widow -of Michael Nanzhf0n.
who died on sunday last. took place
this morning from -. Mary-s r. q.
Church with solemn requiem ufxh
Mass, celebrated By are Res.
Father Joseph A. Barron. g.. s. r
There was a large Attendance ~ rel
atives and friends u the deceased
and many beautiful floral 0Herfnas.
The pailbearers we're Messrs. Joan
r.. Flood. Henry Teller. Dennis
Griffin, Joseph Hughes, Edward Bar
It's and Jacob Jacobson The Intern
ent was IN ~. Mars cemetery II
Germantown
The celebrant u the Requfsm fEsgh
Mass was the Rev Father james r.
Barron. q. - r.. the deacon. Rev.
Father Francis Danenhauer.C- -. r.
and Rev. Father . Reagan. su deacon.
Professor zimmerman presided AZ fAe
organ and the students ~ - John- i
College 81 81 Mary's Cbnreb. attaeh he'd
20 which is the Order ~ 1se,lernpsorssr
FATHERS, sang the GrsgoFian Mass.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
SIR KNIGHTS ON PARADE
Gala Day in the History Of Saratoga
N Y.

~arat0ga. y. y. July 9-This has
been a gala day in the history 81 sar-
afoga. and. though the village has
been The scene - many large and im-
posing gatherings IN the past. the spec
taeIe messed today is conceded 10
have been the most impressive IN its
history and - have brought within
her confines the largest crowd ever
seen on the streets.
The great crush 81 visitors 10 the
Knights Tempiars COnclaye ear to-
day. a. the special attraction WAS the
big parade 81 -. 900 Knights IN uni
form. The town was gayiy decorated
for the occasion. and every y here along
the line Of march the Tempiar coioTs
aud embIems. eniiyened with national
flags. foated from windows and bal
comics or hung from ropes stretched
across the streets.
Every state Of the Union and half
a dozen foreign lands were represented
ia the procession, which was made
np 81 eleven divisions. The FIRST divf-
sion included Washington G0mman-
derry % Saratoga as escort 10 tie grand
encampment, and -. Bernard Com
mandery 81 Chicago. as special es-
cort % Grand Master George VI. MOul-
ton. IN the first division also were
the officers Of the grand eDsampment
pand the notable visitors, among the
latter being the Earl 81 EustOn, repre-
sentiBg the English branch Of the or
der.
After the parade occurred the for
NAL opening 81 the cOnclave in the
town ball. with addresses Of welcome
By Governor Hughes. Grand Com
mander Knap, Of New York, and
others, and n response by Grand Mas
ter MOulton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
SETTLE OPENS HER ARMS
Annual International Christian In
deavor Association Convention

Seattle. Wash. Jufy y.--eaffie s.
nearly ali ag00 preparing fer ihs In
ternatioual Christian EufieavGr tnn-
ventiOn. which IS 90 De formally
opened in this city tomorrow. Egerv
arriving train during iie past twenty
four hours has broughf iis guntt -
delegates. AMI &c is expected that -
tomorrow ~ BOON q. go visitors wilI
be IN the city - attend TIRE pr0eee.f-
ings ~ She convention.
To accommodate she multitude tae
capacity 81 the hotels has been fesfsel
10 the utmost. while every available
board ugbOuse has been ealiesi fHau
TeanisifiOB. TIE evangelical churches
and many resideneaa anl hmetaeaa
houses have beeu decorated Be- heneF
Of the occasion. and the public aaiia-
ings and streets wiil b. illuminated
each night during the Contenffaa-
which viii last GFe days
The sessions - Ere eftu1ellfaFl
will held is iha ias 1...fe0riuns.
While noon egaugeilaGie services and
auxiliary meefiuns will Be- held lm
The Grand Dpwfa House anil Varlaas
balla aud cisurehes. ~ large Eamher
~ praise anil song meeting. confer
ences and celebrations viii o. helI iu
the various Protestant churches whfea
will include addresses on q variety -
Chr titan E1deav0r subjects by uetsd
speakers.
Tie annual business meeting wfIl
be held tomorrow afternoon IN fhe
Hotel Lincoln. At this meeting TIRE
officers and trustees ~ tife Umifesf So
ciety for the ensuing year viii Pc
elected, and the annua- reports ~ the
officers and business agents viii ne
presented. This sill b. followed ~
meeting ~ tlae trustees 81 the Uuited
Society, and viii probably conclude
all the routine business 81 the e0nvsu-
ffou
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09

Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vincent Jamis0n.
Potomac avenue, Hagerstown, 81 the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Mary Vincent JamisOD, 10 William
+. Hamilton. Jr. Miss Jamison is
one Of HageTstown's most attractive
girls. She has a wide circle Of
friends, not only in her home town,
but in Baltimore, Annapolis and else
where in the state. Mr.. Hamilton Is
a son Of the late Governor William n.
Hamilton Of Maryland. aud an ac-
tive young business man Of Hagers-
town.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
Blake Row Going

The last q the large double houses,
formerly one 81 fbe group known rs
Blake Row in the old Naval Academy
grounds, Is now being demolished.
These dwellings were occupied Tor a
number Of years BY the families Of
Prof. y. ". Terry, head Of the depart
ment Of physics and chemistry. and
Prof. william W. HeBdriekson. re-
tired. formerly head Of the depart
meut Of mathematics, Who was re-
Gently relieved Of duty. There are
bat few 81 the old buildings nov
standing. and fheseswiIl be torn down
In course Of time
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09
Not Nedded Here

The Baltimore morning papers on
July and the Evening Capital co
July published the Marriage 90 r.
q. Walker. mayor ~ Colonial Beach.
and Miss Hannah May eorBan. -
Washington. r. vas stated the eere-
mOny was performed BY the Rev
Father Lawrence Kelly, g. - z.
~ 81 Mays psrIors. Il ~ denfed
~ 81 Mays CnaFeh that any seah
marriage was performed and there s
no Father Lawrence Kelly here. o.
IN the Order d Isedsnptorist Fathers
The correction IS made &C the request
o. the Father Rector.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-09

OF The many yachts in Annapolis
harbor. none j. more attractive than
the yacht gaoha9 ~ New York. She
has aboard the following party. which
is cot on \ pleasure cruise: Messrs.
w A. Swasey. Mcneil Swasey. Fred
W Abbott. Mrs Abbott ard Miss
Swasey. al 81 New York. The oarfy
visited the different points Of interest
in the city and Naval Academy today,
and later left 10 continue their cruise
in the Chesapeake bay.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-07
HALF OF HIS BODY
Both Texas and Mexico Claim Portion
Of Corpse.

NEL PAso. Tex, Aug. Conc hall OF
n mans body held by the authorities Of
one state and the other half held by an.
other state and each state refusing TO
give up the half II holds Is situation
now existing In Mexico, which serves to
magnify some Of the incongruities Of
the laws Of that country.
Miguel Martinez, q Mexican Central
brakeman, went to sleep under one of
the cars OF his train while II was on a
siding at Espiritus Santo Zacatecas,
The train started up and cut him
squarely in two at the belt. Half of his
body rolled to the side Of the track and
the other half, becoming tangled in the
brake beam, was carried to Salinas,
San Luis Potesi. The authorities In each
state took possession of half the body
and each refuses to return the half 1t
has over to the other. No official in
vestigation can proceed without the
whole corpse as the basis, hence the au-
thorities are at swords points and the
relatives Of the dead man are unable to
do anything.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-07
Ex-oUEEN INSANE.
Baroness Annie Harden Hickey Once
Queen of Trinided in Sanitarium.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The Baroness
Annie Harden Hickey, daughter of John
Ii. Flagler, has been committed to a
sanitarium in Connecticut by order of
the probate court in Stanford. There
Is said to be little hope of cure. Her
mental breakdown ia traced back to the
death of her husband. john II. Flag
Ter, her father, has been appointed con-
servator of her fortune, which is said to
be almost entirely in Standard Oil stock.
The baroness Harden Hickey was Miss
Annie Flagler. She married the French
nobleman in 1890. The Baron was
shipwrecked on the Island of Trinidad
and got an idea of becoming king of
Trinidad. He took the title of James
l, but England objected and cruiser
of that country took away the entire
kingdom to the United States.
The Baroness was queen OF Trinidad
then for time the kingdom being sup
ported on her money. When her hus.
band died she went abroad but was
brought back from France to this coun-
try when her health began to be impair
ed.
The Baron committed suicide in a
hotel in FL Paso, Tex, in 1893.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-07

TANGIER, August Casa Blanca.
Oh the Moroccan coast, has been bom-
barled by French cruisers. The Moors
are reported TO bc shot down In large
numbers and the town since Monday
night Ia practically In possession Of the
landing parties from the French and
Spanish cruisers. The frat shots were
fired BY the Moors, The occupation Of
Casa Blanca Is the outcome Of native
uprising which resulted In killing last
week Of eight Europeans there Both
France and Spain are hurrying additional
warships and troops TO various points
along the Moroccan coast.
CASA BLANCA, August 0.--The Casa
Blanca battery fred a couple OF blank
shots which drew the FIRE of the warships
IN the haitor causing the Moors to re-
tire. The European part OF the city y
not touched. The Du Chnyla shellcd the
beach where q number of Kalyles were
assembled. killing many Of them. Re
ports from Rabat say the situation Ia
critical. The Berger trIbcsmen continue
to threaten TO invade the city, All
Europeans are fleeing as fast as they
can
PARIS, August GA special dispatch
from Tangier, says street fighting and
bombarjment Of Casa Blahca according
t. the refugees who arrived there, con-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-07

tnued throughout Sunday and Is still
In progress in the evening when the
steamer Anatole sailed. French ships
have fred about 1000 shells. The num-
Der OF Moorish dead win be In the hun.
drcds. A single party Of marines killed
$50 Moors. FMnch. however wounded In
number only about IL.
MADRID, August GA dispatch to
the Imparsial from Tangier says II is
reported the pasha at Casa Blanca has
surrendered the town and guards for the
protection Of foreigners win be landed as
soon as possible at Mogador, Rabat,
Sairi and Maxagan.
TANGlER, August 6.--According to q
semi'oificial account Of the fighting at
Casa Blanca, the commander OF the
French cruiser Galilee asked permission
t. land guard OF sailors to protect the
French consulate and was granted II,
but while the guard was proceeding to
the consulate II was fred upon and sew
en- were wounded. The French then
cleared the streets at the point OF the
bayonet killing many Moors, Arriving
at the consulate the guard signalled the
news 10 the Galilee and the French ship
notified the Spanish cruiser which land
cd guard for the consulate Of Spain.
Warships then bombarded the Arab
quarter,