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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
PoPUnAR NAMES FoR GIRrs.

Tn the eighteenth century girls were ehristened Sophia and Caroline; in the early nineteenth Emma and Jane; It, tie later Laura and Clara; then came a crop of Dorothys and Marjories, who are now all calling their own babies Gin a reaction against the "auaint7) Elizabeth The names of men suffer no such emphatic fashions; and it is a pleasure to note that there are cer- tainly no more young men called Ali and Gus, as were the young men who walked with the criholine in the days of Leech. Good is the sound John, through all changes.-London Chronicle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
THE FOUNDATION OF MANNERS.

The basis of all manners lies in the gentleness, the self-control, the unsel- fishness, which a good mother teaches her children, if she can, in log cabin Or a mining camp, the uprightness, the conscientiousness, the self-respect, which can face queen or clown without being overcome by either. The little technicallties which society demands are very trivial the "processv can be learned in twenty-four hours by an observing person; but the foundation of manners lies in character, and those who have not this foundation may at any moment be thrown off their bal ance, and reveal themselves as boors or bores.-Thomas Wentworth Higgln- son.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
The ElIery Band.

The coming of the famous Ellery band to New Haven is a far more inn portant musical event than the casual observer may think, This band is said to occupy, in Its class, position slmi- lar to that occupied by the Boston Symphony orchestra in the realm of orchestraS. It is an organization with ideals and one that has done world of good in the uplifting of the public taste throughout the entire country to the west of Ohio. It was this band that three summers ago went to Chicago
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
AROUND THE CLOCK" !" ,. At the New Haven.

with the avowed purpose of making war on the frightful rag-time craze that held the masses there enthralled. In one week after MT. Ellery's first concert, rivals no longer dared adver- tise "rag-time" with the hope of in- interesting their former clients The same good work was accomplished on the Pacific coast where the name of the Ellery band is like that of a Moses who has led the people out from the , darkness into the light. At the New Maven Monday evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26

handsome export trade carriage huid- CTS enjoyed before the war, and that if the duties were taken off his ma terials he would ask no protection on carriages and would easily, meet for eign competition abroad. Philadelphia Record.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
"A Night in London Music Hall. 5

"A Night in London Music Hall"
 The attraction at the New Haven the- ter on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights next week and matinee Saturday will be, the famous comediane and pam tomimists, Ritchies London Comedy company, who will be remembered for their remarkably clever interpretation of the tragedy, "A Night in a London Music Hall" the one and only vaude- Vile success of last season. This year they are appearing in brand new musical comedy from the pen of Frank Huffman, entitled Around the Clock" which met with instant success on it's initial performance. The members of Ritehie's London Comedy company are second to none among the opponents of comedy. Their position is in the very front rank, having established them selves so thoroughly in public and crit ical favor that their engagement here becomes one of the really important events of the season to those who are fond Of laughter and to the best class of theater-goers. None of the fun pro- ducers make their points so effectively
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
Prodnuced under the direction O Frederick Esmelton.
CAST OF lf1rJApA(vTrnc


 'The Undertow," vital drama of American life, Is to be the offering all of next week at the Biiou. This is the play of which Charming Pollock has said that 1t was to be classed with The Man of the Hour" It is one of lthose dramatizations of American poli- tlcal life that is at once extremely in teresting, and at the same time clear presentation of the problem offered by our form of government
 The play is political play. Of course, there is woman in the case, and d love story which is secondary to the main theme, but which Is nevertheless much to the fore
 There are clean and dirty politics There are games upon which the light of day has never shown, and in "The Undertow' there is told a story of d political game, which is not too far out of reach of everyday politics to be purely within the scope of reason.
 In this particular play the man who has been set on a high pinnacle by his party turns out to be a knave in his private relations, and has embez- zIed sum of money of which he was the guardian. His political enemies be- come aware of the dedication
 The opposing faction is desirous of securing certain franchise which will be invaluable to them, and the winning party had in it's platform an anti-fran- chise plank
 The defeated party knowing full well the value of their weapon, makes the newly elected mayor promise not to veto the franchise plan under promise that his enemies will not reveal hls rascality. He is also to get a certain sum of money. However, a paper re- vealing the plan falls Into the hands of a party leader, and he forces the mayor to resign, and the leading spirit of the opposition to leave the country.
 The play is in four acts with five scenes, and .has been most carefully prepared under direction of Director Esmelton. The company has been aug mented for the production which prom ises to be one of the sensations of the season at the Bijou.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26

This afternoon and evening there will be the concluding performance of Peaceful Valley" This play has been give to large and enthusiastic audi ences all this week, and is one of the best offering of the season. Special Saturday souvenir matinee to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
'TBi MERCHANT OF VENICE
RYAN AT THE NEW HAVEN
He Plays in Monte Cristo"
 This Evening.

Daniel Ryan will again present 'The Merchant of Venice" at the New Ha- ven this afternoon and Monte Cristo VIII be the bill for to-nights perform ance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26

SOiiuucVor Eilery- Band, at Hyperion. act she is offered an excellent oppor- tunity to introduce. her celebrated
 baby specially which has endeared her to patrons of the vaudeville both Tn Europe and America. In the sec ond act she appears as a charming and chic French maid. In this char acter Miss Cameron made a tremen- duos hit in "The Telephone Girl" and in Rice's "The French Maid" Pron1i- nent in the supporting company are Al Lawrence, the celebrated mimic: Florence Langdon Tempest, Lorenz Rivers, Daisy King, Irving Newhoff, Phoebe Cardownie, Eva Spear, the whistler, the Criterion musical four, the Elm City quartet, and large lady and male chorus.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
MISS EMMA BELL.

MISS EMMA BELL,
 New Leading Woman at the Biiou. and with less apparent effort than Rit- chie's London Comedy company. There is no exaggeration about their work it is natural in the extreme and with out raising their voices above the ord- mary conversational limit, the audience never loses a word they are saying.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26

Instead of hoping for the best, the wise man spends his time hustling for it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26

Make up your own mind before try ing to make up your neighbours.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26

He has no force with men who has no faith in himself.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26

With the exception of decayed vege- tables and sickly hen fruit, actors like to see things come their way.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26
GOING SOME.

Now San Francisco is to talk with Alaska by wireless telegraph. What a change is this, my countrymen, from the days of the White Horse and the Chilkoot Pass,-Chicago Journal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

TGu Zee the Woulalr desire 20 look
a. ysUr puTsnsss Immediate y-SlG
ysu open &c 20 find q suit q SsnLS-
mans underwear and = pair q sas-
pencsrs,
Another day everything goes Ike
clook~ork Ncu set forth 70 make =
lozE city Journey 20 see = friend and
1n6 her - Jour ste. coming 70 zee
tuo year old you want - match.
md ysu find - ou the trtt counter
you iOSk At
A. address which you have mlsiaio
and worried over q cnSrcs scCuSln-
tancs mentions ir your presence. A2c
from dawn I'll dark everything hap
penE Jest ss you would wiEh u to-
Tiers are days Shen you see moth
inx bet beautiful Eases on the street
WhsT~vsr your eye roaTns Il falls on
somsthinE - Please IL and. again
there are uE,y-Wcmen days-whsn Il
seems as - The houses q the homsly
had been Tai6sG and al the ugly
ducklsnEs had Hown into the street
have eBce u rtered score 81 lame
people IN a. afternoon IN different
portions OF a city. and al thsss eI-
psrirnces lead re 10 think there may
be sons truth in astrological science
which tells % that certslR conditions
OF the solar system affect certain
classes O. people and cause them 20 be
stupid or bright or 20 60 out or 70
stay 81 home When one steps TO
ponder On the wonders 81 that mighty
system anything seems possible which
may % said q t.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
VICTOR WOULD SAIL
FROM TEXAS TO MAINE

NEW -Special-oscar Erbs-
loeh. the apparent victor IN the bal
loon race from 81. Louis for the In
ternationRl Aercrsutic CUP. announces
his determination TO challenge imsns-
cistely for the Lshrn Cup. 70 make
another night before his return TO
Germany. snJ. II possible 20 take
back with him not only the lnterna-
ucn0i trophy and the Lahm. but also
a new worlds record for distance.
The aerouaut IL delighted with
America as a h2liooning country. and
Is confident that he can make a start
from Dallas Texas instead OF 81
Louis. and nsviEatc the asr Success
fully 20 New Hampshire OF Maine
provided the prevailing northeasterly
currents continue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

though q New York Central tux went
ccwn the bay carrying a tepuy sur
Veyor and = cccHis % customs ~
S7ectcrS Tor the purpose % permit
unE TIE NsnfcrSsit ps-ty 20 come up
- TIE city ahead % TIE hir steamer.
re DCchcss 3crnu-rct On account %
tnc cc-'r hour. an6 remained ahcz ID
she v~~sei urcl 9, cooked
Wiile X Jr. ans Harold Wander
eiit brothers SO ire Duchess. board
- the Inner from the ruE. and came
~ tac bay With ne party. The
Duchess went 20 GrS @ Il =. Bel
rrcnts country seat Erocknoic. az
Ae-'psS> 81. L T. Later she vii 20
10 Ne~pc-r Tor a shCrg Visly
ne Duchess shares win NJ and
NJ Nsrter1It The suite &c luxe anS
Vas rarely sen g. tcck- The pay
hst their meals s--TS5 fn a private
Gini-r roo-n.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
nECHLER ACQUlTTAL
HAILED rs 4 VICTORY
Jury Trying Former Treasurer OF
Ch&-ge CT FrsuG II Primary
Election Bring n Verdict
CT Net Guilty.
RICHE0ND. VA-sreclzl-

RICHMOND. VA-Su-,ssr
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-,
s-s'-T1ay fte--
noon p re c-se q Ee1-v g.. Eech-
e. g --szr Nv fr---- r. -r-.-.s .r,--
-f-- $500 ----....
V-
on 80 Nirr--- Nc1rt ~ rerr-cc
"rich- ~ rct prrcrErrred. becrSr
description
- "~- A---
= lEor Tee-- -1rre cGys had ben de-
voted 70 the t1ki-r q evidence Ye.-
t~-~.~ -. 1900 - g. go
N-N--- 80 @FEif "a
- - - c.e~H ne
-. -'- - WIN sal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
ROBBED EXPRESS co.
OF MANY THOUSANDS
Ungusrded SAFE IN Milwaukee
oHloe Il Looted CT SIS, 900.
Thief Used Knife IL Break
ing Into Strong BOX

MILWAUKEE,. WIS .-s,-cszi.-Ths
safe n tie slaispinE Department. q
the Cnftet States EEp-e.s Co-rpzny.
iE TIE C1.On Staten. sas robbed this
rlor12z-E q n1orsy 81 Sllis sstlnafsc
az from ftsste 50 st1.eet. Cen
6rDa<1oo q tne robbery vsa Dsx-
Tally oct2lsed frofn otrcisls 81 re
EnloD 6tatioE- Roats Agent CWens
declined 20 efscEse tAe roSbsry.
Aecor1fns % rsccrts tne section q
TIA shipping cepaxtkne1t in the sz-
ton tn Which the rafs was Jocafea
wes eft ungaar6sd whfis the nsn IN
charge Henf % reesfse empress matter
srom . train. He wst sEt bat q few
minutes. W7hfie Ne Wss gone some
one sDtsrsf the sfipDinE Department.
opened tns rsfs. and Nth : knife or
racer cat e2sn backarss o. nnoney
sct extracted bundles ~ bflis 81 large
ASSASSINATION
Detectives we're hurri~fly surnscn-
ed ard gent 60 SSrk On Lks cz-s<
r3efks ara Ss.n1 Ds6s 60 SURROUND
tb> rssssy wsta s<csscy until the
rcbbers are sDDfebsn<s<.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN
INJURED ON SOUTHERN

ATLAcNTA. GA.-Specls E.nElneer
W. n Housiey and Flremzn y. h
Hinton. % the Southern Railway. were
both seriously hurt and their engine
and Two freight cars comp lefely de-
uO.tsbec wken their train Spin q
r0ttch las1 night ard crashed fnts a
string Of freiK1t cars staining 81 Z
rsal-E ne train ~zs a. accOmmoSa-
ton Ter Tie use OF the employees cf
the rSaE, sc6 "a run between 6tEaEsSn
street ard tie Southern Tarca Azs
cor.sLstsc Of the locomotive and enc
E@s>IEer coach
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
MANY BANKS GO
DOWN IN THE CRASH
While Bulk Of Failures Are Con-
fined 70 New York Institutions.
Other Localities Eave Felt
the Tight Money Squeeze.


PROVIDENCE r. I-Sr~-f.f -
The Union Trcst Company. the larr-
ess nnsnctal institution fn this city.
closed It's doors today. posting q no
CcS hat u vas compelled 20 90 50
because O. the s-rinCcncv IN the
money market
he company announces that q has
assets % tSSeco. eco. With deposits os
S.i-s&ofc1. o. the deposits SrO-S1c.-
Gee ve-e subject 20 check Rnd Sr1.-
teo,oN were savings scccurts. Cerc--
ttec y more than 1s.Qco PERSONS
most % them poor
J ESwS-d Stpdlev Is president 90
the company and NSrSten = Perry.
Who wss associated Win DaSicirh
Ihc-re. q the Trls- Company q
Amcrtcs, az the purchase ~ Ire Cen
crSl 81 GeorEia Eaii-ust. 81 vtcc p-csi-
dent director and ruling spirit @ ne
institution
he capital % the Union -'r1s-
Company vas 9sCo.Qso. with q sur-
Plus % t1sS0.oeo-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

MONTGOMERY lI.A.-6psclaL--s
ysstsre4y the shsps % the AtLzsG&1
Ceast L<ns Railway az thss Place sus :
bloyine tc9 x1sn aud VITA q fncnfh n
payreI % sIc.s8o. wers closed
Aaster Aech21lc FsaFsk1 aunoann~t
tA&f . few - khe snsn Wsuid 10 EN-
r-eTa1 after Eever1bsr 3rf ard thst
to csmrsay woul1 hereafter conduct
reSsfr shsE here.
- wse slso announced that TIE
Nextsrn q Atssano& las re1ncsd ffs
eteD tsrrs 40 fwsnty-frs n1sn- Thfs
settss, n 81 sai6. a ons ts a17srse
lexis1affSn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

NV HDkk--e re-i- TIE E---
c-EA Ra-k- @ E-coktr-- faEi@d 20
oT-n frs doors tc9Sy. and its c-ciEls
announced is temporary suspe-sic--
re lNt--t report q thr hs-k ln tEe
ES-ke-S' Guide gave az g capital g
S1tc.etc. Z-tr surplus 90 sft. GO e.
ne lc2Cs vr-- Evc- az ass. 9 ~ G.
With tes.oScs - Sss5o.ofe- TIE N
6ivi6s6 Frcf-s uer~ sSS.eet- Howard
LkxWel "a s-esi1e1- @ th- t1-k- II
rhur =. CErurhs-L cashier Herman
NLsche--nEn AID william = EGrisy.
vice --rsitrrrs IL Nrw York ce-re-
s7c-4--r u.s. ttc N1icg--occE-- Tr-uSs
Cor r1uv
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

Largest Weekly Circulation
In the State.

Fer the csnvsnisncs Of eur patrons
wac 6esiTe 90 place their wants" BE-
fers large number % readers
tkrogahout the stats. we have ar
rAn4eusnts with other Leading week
~ EspsFB ~ watch yoUr want ~a<a. -
san BE prsHtsd "a - CT the best weak
~ esDsrs IN Nfrstaia. at a csst Of oniy
cents worc Leave your sr4sr aaf
segy a. t2ls coss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

ERHS HIRES FOR SALE
Fs-r sel-cret BoAHs ready fcr ser
vice
= 1re let q spring and fsll PR.
r@4cg tc- delivery 90 select frem
=DN- nr-c FER fzll farrow
q reW 80 FEErN DUCKS
Write - ~hat yc- -Ert aid I'll
tell yen wrst ] ksEe
-at-sr1ctlcr Elara-tr-d
= LODGE ROSS
Glen Hiltor Farm. Becford city. "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
EDIsos PHosoonApza.

Sold OK ExgY. rAYkxSTs: xkfTnh
cstslono~ E&tsen kseords 1sa ell
street. niehmss<- Va Q y. HArNn9
Co
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
YORK STATE
 BANKERS MEET

Thousands Islands, N. Y,, June 2I Several hundred bankers from all the cities and towns of the Emplre state arrived here today to partlcl- pate in the annual convention of the state association of financial in terests, to be held at the Hotel Frontenac, extending through to- morrow. President Elliott C. Me Dougall presided at the opening ses- ion and delivered the inaugural ad- dress. Nearly all the big financial institutions in New York, Buffalo, Rochester and other large cities are represented by prominent officials. A number of river and lake eXcur- sions are plans for Saturday, Sun day, following the close of the con- vention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
TOM THUMB 0F
 ARKANSAS DEAD Baby Over Six Months Old and Weighing Less Than Six Pounds Dies in Fort Smith Hospital.
BURIED NEXT MOTHER
How the Tiny Infant Was Cared For and Fed-Mother of Little One Died Shortly After Her Birth Wasted Away.

Little Aurora, the smallest baby that has ever been care for at Belle Point Hospital, is dead, says the Fort Smith News-Record. News of the tiny childs death will be received with sadness by mary Fort Smithians and especially by the nurses of the hospital.
 Aurora was without doubt, the smallest baby that was ever born in this state. At birth the child weighed only little over a pound and for three months it gained only about pound and half
 The child was born in Prairie Creek on the fourth of December. The mother died shortly after the child was born and the father, Rev. A. l.. Duncan, not being able to care for his daughter, sent her to this city to be cared for at the hospital. Until few weeks before her death the little girl was apparently in good health. It will be remembered that an article appeared in the News Record shortly after the arrival of Aurora, in which detailed account of the manner in which the child was cared for was given. A basket lined with cotton formed it's bed and it was heated during the cold weather by means of the chimney running from the furnace. The bas- ket was set near this all the time. The child was fed by means of the rubber portion of a medicine drop per. Aurora was cared for in this manner for several months and was getting along nicely until the illness which caused it's death.
 About three weeks ago the child was stricken with a severe case of stomach trouble which soon devel- oped into spasms. Aurora died Sun day shortly before noon.
 Some idea of the size of the child may be obtained when it is said it weighed about five pounds at death. On the day the infant was six months old it was weighed and tip ped the scales at six pounds The illness developed about this time and from then until death it vast ed away.
 The remains of Aurora were prepared for burial by J. c. Putnam and sent to the home of the father where the little body Will be laid to rest beside her mother.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
TRIAL OF NEW
 CUNARDER

Glasgow, June 27.-l'irst of the great express steamers of the Cunard line, the turbine ship Lusitania, was given her official trial today, the Clyde being closed to navigation. The mammoth vessel is of 32,5O0 tons dis placement and 79O feet long and de- veloped speed of twenty-five knots. The approach to the landing stage at Liverpool has been deepened to ac- commodate the new sea monster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
EXTEND MINING
 CORPORATION

Butte, Mont, June 27.-A special meeting of the stockholders of the Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company was held here today and it was de- eided to extend the corporation for a period of twenty years. It's cor porate eXistance, as limited by it's charter, will expire next month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
MENTAL SCIENTISTS
 IN SESSION

Bryn Mawr, Wash, June 27.- Mental scientiests and disciples of the new thought" and other mod ern spiritualstic cults are gathered here from many parts of the United States to take part in a three days session of the Mental Science Edu cational association, opening this morning. An institute for the pro- mitigation of the tenets of the as- sociation will be held here during July and August, and many of the visitors will camp in tents during the session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27

Are you dull and stupid? Do you miss the snap, vim and energy that was once yours? You need few doses of that great system regulator, Prickley Aeh Bitters. For reviving strength and energy, increasing the capacity of the body for work, it is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27

temporary injunction restraining the Georgia railroad commission from putting into effect a reduction of 10 per cent in the freight rates of the Seaboard air line.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27

Constipation causes headache, nal sea, dizziness, languor, heart palpita- tion. Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken the bowels and don't cure. Doan's Regulets act gently and cure constipation, 25 cents. Ask your drug gist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
FREIGHT RATE
 REDUCTION

Atlanta, Ga., June 27.-A final hearing will be held today by Judge Pardee, in the United States court of appeals, iii the matter of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27

Mrs. H. King White soiictts or ders for all kinds of cakes. rosettes and other pastry. Also all kinds of embroidery and fancy work. Both phones. n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27
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FINNISH TEMPER
 ANCE MOVEMENT

Calumet, Mich, June 27.-Off cials of mining companies and other concerns employing Finnish work men have agreed to grant holi- day to their employees iH order that they may take part in the conven- tion of the Finnish National Tenn perance association, to be held in this city. The temperance move ment among the Finnish laborers is growing rapidly, thousands of miners having joined the associa- tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-27

If you haven't the time to exercise regularly, Doan's Regulets will pre- vent constipation. They induce mild. easy, healthful action of the bowels without gripping. Ask your druggist for them. 2ac
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-19
VAPORE! GOI TOuRg7As

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empresas De sutcm6vilss y ecehes. II
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fondistss, somsFeianess, industrlalea
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