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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
gPwoRrH LEAGUE STAR couRs
Series Of Entertainments for White
Months Begins Monday Evcninn.

Tho Epworth League of Chcstnu
Avenue Methodist church has adoptc,
a very unique plan for creating inter
est in its work a series of entertain
mcnts has been arranged for the win
ter months, which has appropriated
been called Star Course" as, will
tho exception of the first. the enter
lainmonts will hc given by the hes
local talent OF the Peninsula, Tn
l.eaGucrs have secured Professo
Hawks, known as Sunshine" Hawks
to furnish the opening number. II
viii give his celebrated evening O
Sunshine and Shadows"
This entertainment will take plac
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Typesetters In Bull aipa

pniihglit given by the memhere
Gutenberg Typographical union
'na hua was highly amusing and
l'ei'ded by a large crowd tbot
J the amateurs again and again
'i',os were skillfully placed. and
'he bulls was killed in a woy
Us |, creditnble to the young fight.
hough III others they were not
80 successful in this part. The
IONS of fypcsetter and matodoro
part but the Young men SHOW.
pull'y IN their ability to do such
work after their sedentary Iifo
fase.-Chihuehua Cor. Mexican
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09

on next Monday night, and It will h,
followed by fvc other entertainments
one each months, as follows: In Nov.
embcr IN evening OF music and clocu.
ton by the Misses Wentworth and
Cotircll and Professors Blnckmor,,
and Sally; in December the Y. Nj. G.
y. quartctte; IN January. Rev. W A.
Christian ON Robert T. Lee" In
February the Hampton Mandolin and
Glcc Club. Tlc season will colosc
IN March withIa return engagement OF
the Y. NJ. c. AZ Quartcttc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Cleared.

Stcamcr Cayo Largo (Br). Davcy.
Copenhagen. Aarhus and friedrich
sAavcn- Chcsapc axe ANA Ohio Coal
and Coke Company.
Steamer Nenango (Br). Bath. Stct.
tin-Whitc Oak Coal Company.
Barge Gibson for Fail I,ivcr-Ncw
River Consolidated Coal Company.
Barge Lancaster for .>cw bedford
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency
Company
Barge Enos Soulc for Proyidcncc--
chesapeake ANA Ohio Coal ana Coke
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Order of The ,ysanthnr.,,.,


The Order OF tChrysanthc,num
which the .Iapanccmpcror Is going
10 send To Presldcnalllcrcs OF France
as mcmento OF tsigning of tho rc.
cent Important Fro-Iapnncsc treaty
IL the highest lnction which tho
mlkado has Mt disposal In the why
w., o I'VE, and his. Like the Eng.
rcrro 1'uer OF thoirtcr, 1t is only con.
,n apd ouiiide trlnpnncsc empire on
49, 90 enpero( and distinguished
,o r""s OF i'atc,/ 1t cannot. however
or,'",'e lcrl OF years and In bls-
,r,.a aspchions with the Garter
I,ro "'F on len founded about thirty.
,im..,, n'rS - pN The present emperor
-e',' nc The less 1t Is n hnn1.
mr.. "ecf'ion' the broad band of
m. "'f'he shoulder being of red
',, ' WIN violet border. The In
Snh nsclis Of gold. with much or.
''ne'i'atit In c"lorcd cnnmcl which
made iithc shape OF the national
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Oil Boats Leave.

The oil tank steamer Captain a. y.
lucas. which arrived at this port
from sabine Pass Monday morning
towing the Standard oil barge No o.,
snilcd Yesterday morning for London
Win the harec In two Both vessels
are loaded with oil aud the stcamr..
stopped here To LOAD bunker coal and
shin - scnmcn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
SailcG.

S'camcc Captain A. T. Lucas.
N"hciii. London Glowing Standard OH
large No 95.) Vessel did not sail
AondaN as before reported.
schooner Helen Thomas L.crmond.
'mnsor tani anchored in ha,bor 10
sal, todayD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09

Excluding about $4,000 small vos.
SulH' inc commerce of tho wo III "a
carried on by $1,000 vessels or n TO-
III tonnage OF about 25.O00.oO "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday, October 8, 1907.


Steamer Cayo Largo (BrD. Davcy.
Galvcston-to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal and Coke Company for bunker
coal.
Steamer venango (Brl Bath.
Port lnglis-t0 White Oak Coal Com.
pany for lunkc' coal
Schooner William Booth. Emmons.
New York-to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal aud Coke Company in ballast.
Barge Foster from Fail Rivcr-to
lie Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09

inc native women OF Ecuador ars
so 50. used to strong heat and light mai
,ncy even do their spinning out OF
uoors in the blazing sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09

new bridge to cost $25.OOo has
Zen authorized by the Madras gov
erhmcnt to be built owe? the Malat-
tar River in the South Arcot district,
that province.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Passenger Agents VIII 20" Fx.
position In Thorough Style.
PROGRAM FOR FOUR BUSY DAYS
Trips to capes and Other Places of
Interest, Grand Ball, Old VII GINA
Oyster Roast Among Items on the
List.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Oct.
S'-Iwo days. October 10 ana lG. do,
ing tue Exposition. one dav sirhtscc-
ing In the vicinity of The Fair and
one day in Richmond, Is the q der for
tn1 thlriyilith annual convention of
the American Association OF T.avclnr
Passenger Agents OF the United
States.
more iudicious selection of mn
annual gathering place or a more on
perfume season of the wear for this
popular organization to t.avel. could
not he selected.
From present Indications. when thc
call for starting Is made and tho clnn
hlarshailpi. tho entire association vii;
answer present
Tho thirtyfith annual convontio..
OF this association will he Tho moe,
strenuous one ever pa ,icipatcd In
ana when the gala DAYS arc "vor'
every member Will be wiser. If moi
,,, through the days spen, IN
lldcwater Virginia
lhc management of the Exno,it,o,,
mas extended passes 70. admission ~
ton. '"c N""Noi'
Order of Convention.
Tuesday. October I5th win ,..o,,,
hlc in the Auditorium ana hn v ,ri,se''''
ca to the Colonial CITY nv tha en-
ny the President, Harry 81 60 80
win NJ. III me afternoon tho PARTY
Co., a,uw me Roads. Old Point Com
nyori "n" ,ne virginia Cnnes In the.
inside Inn and do the Warnn,h '"'
w tlnrSl1V Ortph., ,..t
ne TWO business sessions = sirh, WI
ING ip and grand ban in ~ go
Veniion Hail '''O ,oi'
Thursday. October I'm tho ,..
ners of the Association WI, i'c.n
.hey please in the morning In ~ .s
'c. noon there will he n trim 70 Va "a
sinia Oyster Roast.
Friday October 18Th tho n.,.,,
spend the day in Richmond WIZ
Social Economy RulIdipo.
oocial Economy building cyhihi,ors
nave extended invitations In nvh,,'i,
~ cohcessionarics and officiais
~, HAposltlon, their ranro-enI,nt,,yss
tomorrow between the hours of IN
u; IN. and p. III. Souvenirs nre In no
vitation. '"'uS oi IN
The Social Economy building 90,
lains exhibits showing: How to npht
consumption, dangers of child labor
Vaiuc OF playing grounds and how
10 equip them. progress ana products
OF Organized labor handiwork of trndo
and others pormoting human welfare
school farm gardens.
rms building is equipped with N
lecture room where bricf talks and
sterioptican exhibitions are given daily
TO explain these subjects.
me plan OF this building has been
nut IN concrete way a picture OF
NV NV work peing done by Il number OF
the foremost agencies engaged in tho
forward movements. so that Tho stuli
dcht might see in comprehcns;yd.
way what is being done for the bettcNf
ment OF conditions. and somothine oh
CT how it is being done. i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-12
notice OF PUBLICATION.

I'M the District Court Hcrnalilie county. Ter.
ritury Of New Mexico -Na 1853.
Edward Dodd and Frank H. Moore, a. aA-
slEnee Of Charles Zeiger. PLAINTIFF versus
Arthur J. Mitchell and unknown claim
ants Of interests adverse 20 plaintiffs in
the premises herein described. defendants.
said defendants are hereby notified that
70 suit has been commenced against them
fu the District court Of Bernaiiilo County
Territory uf Sew Mexico. hy said plaintiffs
Go establish the title Of plaintiffs and quiei
me same against the adverse claims ~ Dc.
PENDANTS In and TO the following described
roal estate situate la said county and ter.
rltury tnwtt;
An Of block I in the Romero addition o.
Albuquerque and also a tract 90 land imm"'
dlatcly north ~ the Angelo Nitiaui Addition
600 Albuquerque. tf36s feet long ON Tho
north side. 2sa5 feet wide oH the east side.
AtGS.2 feet long on south side and 2pll
feet Wide on west side. rentalniHg 21.s acres.
That unless said defendants enter their ap-
poaranot IN said suit on or before Novem-
her n. 1897 judgment VIII be rendered
against them IN said cause by default. That
the name u pialntim's attorney is summcrs
Rurkhart. whose address Is Albuquerque. u.
NJ.
teeaib JOHN NENAHLE
Clerk of said District Court
sept. IN. Isl. oct b.. D.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-12

means the purchase Of butter at a
price that nowadays almost equals
hat of "A fair grade of chocolate
creams. II also means the economical
use of decent meat when, as every
body knows. is so expensive that none
but those in reasonably comfortable
circumstances can afford to have al
all. However, a man good enough for
a corporate surety company to pond
for $4,000. and intelligent and re-
sponsible enough to have his hands
on 100000 OF your money and my
money, ought to be worth feeding.
MY wife can't see how the wife of
a New York paying teller can have
a personal allowance Of less than $500
a year. She must manage well to
dress decently on that h must
dress decently, too. for some time. on
short warning, the cashier is going 20
invite her and her husband to dinner.
and on all accounts they ought TO 60
For the hubsand's clothes; and the
care Of them, ! have allowed $3.50 a
year. with the strictest economy he
can, on that, look like a banker. For
his lunches. car fare, newspapers and
incidentials. / have allowed 1850 a
year, and If he gets through on that
he Is "A little Napoleon Of strategy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-12

grim's Scrip. IL Is a sort of confess
sional. In the October number a con-
tributor whose name is withheld
takes up the case OF an 81. 500 a year
paying teller in New York city who
recently stole 500, 600. The t%eller's
crime is not excused or made light of,
but the author OF the article presents
some very interesting facts about life
in New York city on $500 a year.
He says, in part:
Begin with the rent. The teller
paid $40 a month. That is $3.50 a
year. | know hat he was not ex-
travagant in that particular. |
never saw an apartment for much
less than $40 a month that a man
thirty-five years old with a position OF
considerable Importance in a bank
would want to take his wife TO.
Vow take the cost Of running the
house. MY wife and ! cant see how
two people can allow less than $3.50 a
for food, light, gas for cooking.
insurance on household goods, Zine
laundry. entertainment, and extra
help. BY extra help | mean a wo-
man coming in a day "A week 20 do the
washing and cleaning When we
food, we mean simple, clean.
nourishing food. And of course that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-12
AR EN|ANS ARE
REUNITED WITH
CHILDREN
LOST GIRLS CARED FOR
IN LOCAL HOTEL
Foreigners Who Get Separated
From Children in Las Vegas
Say Conductor on Limited
Grossly InsuIted Them

George Melkonian and his wife,
A-rmenians. on their way from New
York TO Fresno, Cal, were reunited
with their two little children in this
city Thursday. after a separation
which almost resulted in the death
OF The mother from anxiety and terror
over the possible fate OF the lttle
girls. The parents we're travelling on
no. :. Al Las Vegas. while they were
or Inc train. No. 9 pulled in n
they boarded II thinking II was their
train. After looking In vain Tor the
children they were put off just out
side the city and as they got OF they
we're terror-stricken to see No O.
bearing their helpless children, hun
der past In the wake Of No. g.
They walked the platform AT Las
Vegas all night. not knowing "hat ~
do and finally the woman got lh'o
snch a hvsterIcal condition It Was
necessarv IL call a doctor. Shortly
after daylight the agent here wired 70
las Vegas that the waits had been
found here and would be takeh taic
OF. When the limited. \. 3. caint
through Las Vegas. at 5 o'clock lhe
parents begged the conductor 20 le,
them board the train a. they ieaIeu
TO walt longer. The conductor Ic-
fused them and the Armentans oe-
INaEfL he NlNAAANA NANNNAH
tbef- nitifnl e~utreaties and saying
Il don't give a - II you nad Z
hundred kids in Albuquerque; TINS =
no cattle car and you couldh Fiu'
with me II your kids we're dying
IL Is said an Investigation VIII ~,
made to find out II the
really rendered the woman such an IN
suit. Several bystanders are SAID 10
have corroborated the wOmans story.
Mira Melkonian. according 70 inc
story. Is going 20 Fresno TOT hel
health and IT Is feared the has
been SO great that she may o DC
able 10 complete the journey
The children had been cared ieI
ana comforted by other passengers on
No z and we're taken In charge b1
the station master a. soon a. the
train arrived. They we're X 70 Z
FIRST street hotel for h nignt and
made a. comfortable a. possible
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-12
PROPOSALS ron DA,s CONSTRUCTION

Proposals win be received AZ tho office OF
the French Land aud Irrigation Company
u Springer, Now Mexico, until 2o'clcck .
m. october a.. 1907. FOR the construction ~
the main dams for The French Land and
irrigation Companys reservoirs. located on
itu laud noar springer. IN Coifax county.
The principle Items ia tho engineers eetl-
mate Of the work are as follows.
ca Yda.
Dam No. D. Reservoir No. t...+..,.. goa. o0o
Dam No. 9, Reservoir No. 1..........f70o
! Dam. RESERVOIR No. 10000
nanI. Reservoir No. 2 ........t.+.. 80 600
30 bid will be considered unless accom-
panied by a certified check. drawn 10 the
order Of tho French Land and Irrigation
Company. In the amount Of Five Hundred
UfsU0l Dollars. TO nquidate damages 90 the
company In case Of a refusal for any per
son % promptly enter into a contract and
bond on the part Of the bidder to whom the
work may be awarded
specifications and blank forms % propo-
sails and form OF contract may DO seen az
the office o. the company.
Bids must he enclosed IN sealed envelopes,
ana addressed with the name OF the bidder
and must be delivered at the office OF the
company not later than the above named
date and hour.
FRENCH LAND AND IRRIGATION CO.
Springer. New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-12

Already ] have accounted for
1880. There Is SIRE left and the
following items are u-naecounted for:
Savings,
Life insurance.
Doctors bills.
Dentists bills.
Amusements.
Gifts,
Annual vacations,
Books and periodicals,
R-epienishing furniture, etc.
II have said nothing about children.
] will leave that part of the discus
sion 10 President Roosevelt lie has
thought that all out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-12

The American Magazine has startea
A ne Wdepartment called the III
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-01
RUSH TO SAND SPRINGS
CAUSED BY RICH STRIKE

A new strike at Sand Springs has
caused rush the past week, ac-
cording to the Churchill Standard.
The new find is situated one and a
half miles southeast of Sand Springs
station and two miles due south of
the original Sand Springs property,
according to the statement of Sheriff
Robert Shirley, who went to the
scene in an auto as soon as he heard
of it. Two autos came in from Fair
view ahead of them, and prospectors
have since BEEN arriving from all
sections.
The sheriff says that last April a
man found y piece of rich float out
on the fiat but could not trace 1t up.
He started fer Seven Troughs and at
Saltwater told Mr.. Elliott about 1t.
Elliott recently went to the locality
and succeeded in tracing up the float
and discovered the ledge. lie got
assays running from $50 to $429
per ton-$130 in gold and 1929 in
silver
Cirac brothers located the extern
sion and have since got an assay OF
$3.50. The ledge is from II to IL
inches wide on the surface.
The formation Is pOrphyfy, the
rock being the same character as
that in the original Sand Springs
mine at Regent, the latter being
/ 9 miles distant
Sheriff Shirley says that the new
strike Is in good mineralized coun-
try and that the Indications are the
best he has seen in that part of the
country. 1t is near the Sand Springs
property in which he Is interested
and it was to protect this property
that he went to the new find. lie
saws he had walked over the crop
pings a hundred times but he never
thought it worth while to knock Off
a sample.
Ted Brandon returned to the new
strike Yesterday to do development
work. He got in on what he con-
siders good locations in the early
stage of the rush He says prospect
ors have even been going in and To-
eating by moonlight. He says there
are not so very many on the ground,
but great many have been coming
and goin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-01
SHORT NOTES OF THE DAY
OF NATIONAL INTEREST

The new immigration laws, plac-
ing numerous restrictions uDon inE
coming of undesirable foreigners,
will go into effelt Monday The
most important rhange brought
about by these acts, which congress
passed, is the increase of the head
tax from 50 to $4, with the provision
that all over $2,0OO,OO0 OF the reve-
nue. so derived, will divert to the
United States treasury instead of be-
ing entirely devoted to the uses OF
the immigration bureau. lnasmuch
as the immigration for the past two
years has been over million annu-
ally, the income to be derived from
this source will be considerable.
Another provision makes the
steamship company subject to fine
of 500 for the transporting OF physl-
cally or mentally defective emigrants
or those afflicted with loathsome or
contagious diseases.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-01
&IOwED MEETING
n MEETING,

o,so salary for Nav 1907 SHERIFF
eau
deputy
onc
printing
O
indey testn
:......
Meat meat
M
NJ
l.
Cartwright
County Conf the jun 1907 ~ ~ IRE ~ "
/. BY F. B. Z oI Mhsf e' Deputy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-01

five may produce from their number
one or two or three authors whose
books can outlast hundred years.
1t will take the recurrent twenty-five
two or three centuries. to build a
hundred imperishable books; those
books become the recognized classics
of that country, and are pointed to
with an exultant and eloquent pride.
Am | claiming too much when | say
that such a literature is country's
most valuable and precious possess
ion? | think not. Nations pride
themselves upon the splendors of
their deeds of arms, craftsmanship,
conquest, and when they can point
back century after century, and age
after age, to the far-reaching per-
spective of great history, their
pride is beyond expression in words;
but it all exists by grace of one thing
the country's literature. 1t is
the country's literature that has pre-
served the country's achievements,
which would otherwise have persisted
from the memories of men.
When we call to mind that stately
line: THE glory that was Greece,
and the grandeur that was Rome,
we should remember with respect
and reverence that il the great liter
atures of Greece and Rome had been
by some catastrophe blotted out, the
inspiring histories of these countries
would be vacant to the world today;
the lessons which they left behind,
the Lessons which they left behind and
which have been the guide and teach
err of the Christian world for fifteen
hundred years, would have been as
utterly lost to us as ii they never had
an existence 1t is because of the
great literatures alone of the ancient
world, and because of these litera-
lures alone. that the poet can sing of
the glory that was Greece and the
grandeur that was Rome, and thrill
usewith sublimity of his words 1t
is not foreign literatures that sing a
country's glories and gives them inn
mortality-only the country's own
literature will perform that priceless
service. 1t were worth a congress
while to spend upon copyright law
time worth the cost of even hun
dred battleships if the result of : it
migth some day be the breeding and
nourishing of Shakespeare. Italy
has many batteships; she has many
possessions which she is proud of;
but far and away above them she
holds in pride one Incompatible pos
session, one name-DANTE!
| represent only twenty-five per-
sons, it is true. Considered COM
mercially, | represent the meanest in
terest that could ever intrude Itself
upon the time and attention of con-
crosses and parliaments in this age
or in any future one. but am not
ashamed of my mission.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-01
THE POETS THEME.

If could sing as the angels sing
In heaven above,
| would raise my voice to Il heavenly
thing
And that is love.
But my voice is harsh and my petted
sense
Is of humble stripe,
And oh, it's a lowly theme | choose,
The which is tripe
The world may laugh and the world
deride,
All, well, SO be;
| take it stewed and | take it fried
1t stays by me.
1t fills my soul with a strange de-
light,
AS well my NAV,
And | see in my dreams the livelong
night,
My mother-in-law.
| am chased by bulls and gnawed by
rats,
Down chasms falling,
Mine ears are filed with the noise of
cats,
Like demons squaling;
| am drowned and hung and burned
to death,
Dunned by IA tailor,
witch befouls me with her breath
And lonesome squalor.
Bah! Sing if We will, in rounded
rhymes,
Each varying passion,
But for regular thrilling, exciting
times,
In cold-blooded fashion,
Give me the scenes of blood, OF gore,
OF fiendish stripe,
OF COLLINS fitting from ceiling TO
floor,
Aye, give me tripe!
Eugene Field.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Divided HOnOrs.

DVMtu EhOMOfs.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 30
Cincinnati and st. Louis divided
honors in the double header today.
Ewing was hit hard by the visitors
in the first game after he had made
a three base hit In the second
game, Mason was knocked out of the
box in the first inning. Beebe sue
cumbed in the middle of the third
the locals also hitting Karger hard
in this inning. Scores:
First game r. H. E.
Cincinnati 1900. ...... 3
St Louis -. .......... A IL 20
Batteries: Ewing, Mason and
Schlei; Lush, Karger and Noonan.
Second game r. H. &
Cincinnati -. 49,. 8
ST. louis ..... =. S
Batteries Mason, Hall and Nc
Lean; Beebe, Karger and Marshall