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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE


NORTH CONWAY, N. H., Aug. 81
Ralph Norcross, aged 80, of Lynn,
Mass, was instantly killed in an auto
mobile accident near Jackson. While
going down steep grade the automo-
bile swerved from the road in passing
over water bar and plunged over an
embankment
NASHUA--The employees of the Bos-
ton G. Northern street railway car
shops in Chelsea, numbering about
sixty, enjoyed dinner and outing at
Canobia lake park this afternoon.
EPPINGAThe forty-f1fth annual
campmeeting at Hedding opens Rev
DR.. Roscoe Sanderson on Dover, presid-
ing elder.
CORRESPONDENCE Thomas Bailey
Aldrich Memorial association has con-
cluded negotiations with the trustees
of Cottage hospital for the purchase of
the boyhood house of the dead poet
= KEENE-William III. Whitney, men,
Der of the firm of Rogers. Whitney &
Co., hardware dealers of Westf1eld,
Mass, was found dead in his room in a
hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-01
ALABAMA

HUNTSVILLE Ala, Aug. S1.-Judge
David ID. Shelby of the United States
circuit court of appeals has denied the
petition of creditors of the town of
GAINESVILLE Ga, who prayed for a writ
of injunction to delay the adjustment
Of the dispensary Of that town Grab
field & Co. of Atlanta and other cred
itors, whose claims on the municipality
aggregate $4,000 or more sought to multi
fy the result of the recent prohibition
election in Pike county, Ca, on the
grounds that If the dispensary is cut out
of GAINESVILLE the town will be unable
to meet it's obligations.
Judge Shelby denied the petition and
the GAINESVILLE dispensary will be abol-
ished.
BIRMINGHAAI-F Fowler, prom
inent citizen of Houston county, has been
given twenty years in the penitentiary
on conviction of the murder of his wife.
Fowler declared be awoke to find his
wife dead at his side in bed. Testimony
of witnesses went to show that he and
his wife had quarreled bitterly, because
he insisted on operating blind tiger
against her wishes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-01
KANSAS


TOPEKA Kas., Aug. 31.-The hearing
of the Raw valley drainage case is being
heard here before Charles Blood Smith,
special master This is the hearing In
which the railroads and the stock yards
company in Kansas City, west side, will
make and argue their objections to the
findings of the special master.
6 TOPEKA-It may not be necessary for
the state board of railroad commissioners
to take much time Before ordering an
emergency passenger rate of two certs
a mile. George w. Kanavel. chairman
of the board, said today that he believed
that it would not be necessary for the
board to have a hearing at all He thinks
that all that would be necessary would
be for the members to meet and decide
on the advisability of declaring an emer-
gency and putting the two-cent rate into
effect at once and ordering the railroads
to charge not more than two cents a mile
for hauling passengers.
KANSAS CITY-A woman, who says
she is Marie Starkey the daughter of a
German baron, was in police court on a
charge OF vagrancy. The police thought
Judge Kyle might persuade her to give
Information about her relatives. But
when he ordered her locked up she be-
came historical and nothing was learned.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-01
INDIANA

RICHMOND. Aug. 31.-Mrs. Mary Nc
Ayoy has filed suit at Hammond against
the Pennsylvania Railroad company for
So. 900 damages. The suit is an unusual
one, growing out of an incident in which
Mrs. McAvoy suffered physical injuries
due to fright
Mrs McAvoy bought ticket, and in
going to her train stepped in front of n
second train and narrowly missed being
killed.
EVANSvILL.Els-While crazed. it is said,
from drink. John Biel, wealthy farmer
of Gibson county. drove his family from
home with pistol and then committed
suicide by shooting himself in the brain.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-01
GEORGIA

MACON. Ca, Aug. 31.-The United
States circuit court of appeals has or
dered Col. John f. Gaynor, under sen
tence for the Savannah harbor frauds
and In Jail here pending appeal, to be
allowed to visit Indian springs for the
benefit of his health, which is falling
under confireme Col. Gaynor will be
accompanied to the springs by two dep
uty sheriffs and will bear the expenses
of the trip.
il DUBLIN-It Is understood that at the
next meeting of the city council an or
dinance will be introduced fixing a IL
cense of $4,000 upon any club having lock-
ers. There is a rumor that loc'ssT clup
will be organized here and the city au-
thorities will tax 1t out Of existence II
the ordinance that will be Introduced is
passed.
TALLAPOOSA-M Emma Dorsey, 30
years of age. resident of this city, com
mitted suicide, by first taking carbolic
acid and Immediately thereafter a dose
of Paris green.
COLUMBUS-Three negro men have
been arrested by Deputy Sheriff Land,
in addition to the negro girl whom he ar
rested several days ago in connection
with the burglary of the store of Wills
Fortson, at Fortsor.
FAIRBURN--In the neighborhood or
5000 farmers and their families attended
the Farmers union educational and union
rally at Union City, and enjoyed to the
FULLEST degree the splendid speeches anc
the lavish barbecue which had been pro
vided.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-01
OHIO

CLEVELAND. O., Aug. 31.-Aftef a
long life of usefulness Mrs. James
Hawkins. 2616 west Twenty fifth
street, mother of Patrolman Charles
Hawkins, died of paralysis. She was
80 years old
YOUNGSTOWN---Az Goldberg and
three other men netted $500 on the
sale OF a lot of potatoes. Goldberg
was to be the custodian of the profits
until last night, when division was to
be made. He placed the money in
monograph for safekeeping, but when
he came to look for it found it was
gone.
JEFFERSoN-Gov and Mrs. Andi sw
L. Harris, who are guests of B. w.
Baldwin and wife, were rendered re-
ception which was generally attended.
The governor and wife came from
Cleveland.
COLUMBUS-'If I die notify Gov.
Harris, my old colonel" was the dying
injunction of w. E. Leonard, a veteran
of the Civil war. A few hours later he
was found dead in his chair
PORTSMOUTH - Conductor Robert
Gilmore and Engineer ]. G. Purdy were
killed and six trainmen dangerously In
jured in a head-on collision between
two Norfolk & Western freight trains
near Rarden. Purdy's body is still in
the wreckage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-01
WISCONSIN

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. Aug. 3L-A tor
nado struck the town of Brunswick.
Several houses and windmills were blown
down. At the Moses farm the roof of
the house was blown off and the kitchen
carried a mile and half. A large pic
ture in another farm house was carried
long distance and blown into the sit
ting room of the Moses farm house.
RACINE-Corlss. seven miles west OF
this city, was visited by one of the most
disastrous fires in its history, the Ollie
hotel. the largest hosiery in the place,
being destroyed.
BARABOO-Wfliam Atkins has been
arrested at Werrimac charged with bur-
glarizing thz hardware store of Lee
Radke & CD. at Baraboo. Some Of the
stolen good, were found on him. His
partner was ARRESTED at Madison on the
same charge.
KENOSHA-A palatial houseboat called
the Mary Catherine, owned by John F..
Higgins of Chicago, was picked up in the
lake mile and half off Kenosha and
towed into port by the Kenosha life
saving crew. The six men who composed
the crew of the boat were taken into
port in the surf boat
MADlSON-Ine state podru ol cohtroi
has let a contract to the Eagle Roller
Mills company of New Ulm, Mimi, for
220O barrels of first patent flour for s4.35
delivered at the different state charitable
and penal institutions. The board paid
$4.65 barrel for it's last preceding pur-
chase of flour.
LA CROSSE-Reports of the storm
which swept ever the upper Mississippi
valley recently overestimated the damage
done to the Listman mill The entire
damage to the plant was repaired within
twenty-four Id urs and all trace of the
storm removed. The mill continues to
run night and day as usual.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-07

For rich table wines call at the Buffet.
 Finest Chocolates and Bon Bons always fresh and lowest in price at the Owl Drug Store.
 Prescribed hv doctors for inva- lids and patients-Buffalo Lithia Mineral Water Spring No. 2 By the bottle at the Buffet.
 Hunts or Cantwell's views of Valdez and vicinity make beaui- 'ul presents. We are sole agents. Red Cross Drug Go.
 The Latest Thing in Waists Silk and Wool, at the Ladies' Ba- Zaar.
 Quarts and Placer Locations at the PROsPECTOR Printery.
 New and Second Hand-Any- thing and Everything-at Adler's.
 1907 Diaries at the Owl Drug Store.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-07
EVERYBODY BOOSTSFOR
 US

Prescriptions promptly filled at reasonable prices at the Red Cross Drug Co.
 Schramsberg's wines indicate Quality. Claret, Burgundy, Zinfan- del, Hook Riesling at the Buffet.
 The prices are always lowest and the quality best at the Owl Drug Store.
 From Turkey in the hay to Tur- key on the plates at the Horse shoe Grill.
 Modern Patented Sprinkler top can containing the very finest scented talcum powder at the Owl Drug Store. Remember the name By-lo.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-07
Buffet" indicates Quality.

DullcI luu uiCdIpS SSualllY.
 From soup to nuts at the Horse ShoA Grill.
 Jim Finch arrived from the States this morning and will go on ne trail in few days.
 Perfect Prescription Precision nd Promptnoss our motto. Owl Drug Store.
 The Pennsylvania is billed to cave for the south at noon tumor- EOW.
 Valdez Cold Storage Co.-Whole ale Retail Distributing Agents for Morgan Oyster Co.
 J w. Leedy and Boyd Leedv returned from Seattle on the Santa Clara.
 Boker's Pocket Knives are noted for their keen, razor edge. Red Ctoss Drug Co.
 The Woman's Guild will serve 'NA'' cllAAAN iilS ShE IliC - W dII blIIulIlS, Friday, Feb. 9th, from to pm. Everyone is cordially invited.
 J Brown, H Dittmer, w GIra- son, F E Cumminger, G Ravne, A Hayden, w Council, II Moore, Miss Nelson, R c Robinson. J Jacobsen. N Jacobson, NJ Ken dall, Stella Lewis, Elaine Wilson, P 5 Smalley and Joe Stone came I'D from Ellamar on the Dora.
 Gus Buskrit, and l. Waln of Un- alaska, Eugene Walters, of Scotch Cap, Albert Norton, of Chignig, and c H Sandburg and Charles Spongberg, of Latouct e, were ar rivals on the Dora this morning.
 See the pictures Around the World" at the Beaver Dam Road house.
 T. c. Quinn returned from Seat tle on the Clara. He reports that the new dynamo for the light plant will be hero without fail on the Saratoga.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
TOILET NOTES.

A good cooling powder for pcrsplring
feet is composed of four parts tnlcum
powder and one part borncic acid thor
oughly mixed.
A simple remedy for frcckles and
tnn-ten grains of borax,. two ounces
of llmewatcr and two ounces of oil of
sweet almonds.
A few drops of any good toilet water
in the last rinsing water gives n faint
suggestion of perfume TO the hair lhat
is very refreshing
Oatmeal In the bath water Will I'm
part a vclvety softness to the skin. To
avoid stopping the waste pipo Ito tho
oatmeal I'm good sized chcesecloth
bag.
Twcnty-four hours before shampoo
Ing saturnte the scalp with warm olive
oil. Careful grooming every night with
Il brush will encourage the hair % he
good
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
a Green Coat.

Since green is SO very fashionable
this summer It is a color certain Ia
cNtcnd into the coat trade. a very
stylish mosscolorod coat OF crepe de-
chine is banded with n wide Oriental
band of green braid in two shades
one u mosa-grccn the other frosted
srcen. Tho style is one of the three
quarter length. having wide shoulder
effects without sleeves. The side
seams are left open about half WAY
to the sleeves and also outlined with
l~aid. Two narrow straps close tho
front. each strap being finished on
the points with short green silk tas-
sells.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
To Prevent Nail nitinr.

Procure u tube of liquid court plas.
ter and after cleansing the hands
thoroughly. apply II drop TO each fing.
or tip. spreading over the top OF the
nall. Allow this to dry for three or
four minutes before using the hands.
1t will form II hard. smooth scale.
which sticks veuy tight In order to
remove II the child must wilfully bite
II off. and most children only bite
their nails from nervousness. Renew
the application every other day. soak
Ing the previous plaster away The
pride of the child should he stimu-
lated by little judicious talk on the
improved appearance of the nails. the
evils OF biting tho nails and the pride
one should have IN keeping the hands
nice, \ few pretty manicure articles
will help wonderfully. too. as will also
an occasional visit TO Il professional
manicurist IL one be near.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
BROWNING Cracker Crumbs.

The majority of cooks who attempt
to prepare cscallops. or other dishes
that are supposed 10 he finished with
a top layer of Drowned crumbs us
ually spread the bread or cracker
crumbs over the surface finally dot
ting them with bits of butter. AS the
invnr/ble result such dish is nj.
ways Drowned unevenly. The butter
spreading. ms it does. IN spots, browns
nicely, but all around these spots are
unhrOwned spaces that give most
inartistic. II not unfinished appear
ance to the dish. TO avoid this it is
only necessary to roll the crumbs
fine and then mix them with the
melted butter before spreading them
over the space TO be Drowned Those
who have never practicod this method
cannot fail to be delighted with the
improved appearance and flavor that
may he impaired SO easily to any
preparation Of this kind
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Metieinal use Of Crane Lenves.

In Switzerland grape leaves are
much used MS Il remedy FOR cuts and
fresh wounds. Dccoctions of the
juice of grape leaves are used in poul-
tees. An agreeable tea is also made
from the leaves, which is said to
greatly strengthen the nerves The
leaves are also excellent food for
COWS. hogs and sheep. The tears"
of the vine FUSED incidentally are a
transparent sap discharged from the
pores of the vine at the time the plant
begins budding, and are found where
the. slightest wound occurs to the
plant The liquid is collected by cut
ting off the ends of tho canes. bend
ing them down, and sticking the ends
into the neck of a bottle, which will
l,e filled in Il few days
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Attractive eathlno suits.

Bathing suits may bc worn of any
known color, for the beauty OF these
suits is not so much in the material
AS the daintincss of the styles. Lake
blue serge is decidedly good for Il
bathing suit. Tho color is a gayish
blue. which harmonlzcs nicely wl'h
white ard red trimmings \ suit OF
this kind is made with wide box
plat down the waist front edged with
white piping and trimmed with small
white buttons Tho layhown collar.
turn-back cuffs aud l,clt arc OF white.
edged with rcd. Tho tic is Il short
white one tied IN four.in-hand The
gored skirt is attached to the waist
in very much the same style ms
nurses gowns are made.
Another pretty style is one Of rcd (;
1T has n full front waist which but.
IONS down the back. Likewise this
waist Is attached To the short skirt.
Tho square collar. short sleeves. belt
and hem are trimmed with three rows
OF black braid. The style is neat and
Il very comfortable garment,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Transferring Pictures.

Often one desires to preserve pic
lures found in newspapers and TO
avoid making ones scrapboolI more
brndlcSomc than necessary, the ME
lures could be transferred from the
newspaper To the clean page by n very
simple process. Put into pint bottle
three or four sponfuls of turpcntiuc
and some common SOAP. then fill the
lnttlc With water Shake well and
apply with n brush. Put the page OF
the scrapbook over the picture ana
rub with a spoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Fanclful Finance.

Haven't you loaned that De Broke
n good deal of money!
mo. I've let him have a number
Of small sums"
Knowing his reputation, why did
you give him that last fiyc?n
1T was this way He said If I'd
let him have it he'd pay me something
on what he already owed me"
"Wcll?"
80 ! let him have the five and he
paid me 81 on account. '-Clcyclan
Plain Dealer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
When Dad Kceps House.

When Mamma has to so away,
And Dad keeps house.
The little children romp all day,
No lessons interfere with PLAY.
And things begin to come their way
When Dad keeps house.
We have the incest things to eat,
When Dad keeps house:
He buys us cake and cookies sweet
And every day special treat;
And doesn't try to keen us neat
When he keeps house.
we needn't stop to put things right
When Dad keeps house
The nursery is perfect sight.
Our Daddy doesn't care mite
But oh how lonely tbs at night,
When Dad keeps house.
e. Il. b. in Good IIousekccp'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17

In changing the Led roll the patient
to ono side, putting one hand against
the shoulder and the other against the
hip. Roll mp The lower sheet In
lcngthwlse folds against tho patient.
Put OH the fresh sheet. and draw
sheet and pin in place Roll the pa
tient over. protecting with the upper
sheet. and pull the lower sheet
smooth. and pin down. Put c,ean up
per sheet on over the soilcd one. then
tuck the clean one in and remove the
soiled one.
If patient is troubled by slipping
down in bed, tn. foot may he slight
ly raised by putting bricks or blocks
under 1t, or a small bolster may be
tucked under the thighs, then tied
around the head OF the bed with
tapes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Cake Elavorinn.

To flavor a cake with rose gcra-
nium leaves. wash the leaves thor
oughly, dry them and spread ont on
a plate. Upon taking the cake from
The oven turn it out upon the leave,
and allow II TO remain SO until cold
Nutrimcnt In Boiled Meat.
Unless meat is put To D,il for sour
or strong broth. 1t should be first
plunged into hot water. If put into
cold water first for cooking. the alhu
men. or mtrimcnt in the meat. VIII
constantly ooze from II. and more oi
II will be found in the scum which
arises Than in the meat itself Nut
ton. cornbccf or fish, If first put into
boiling water will have the pores al
once plugged by the surface albumcn
aud thus all that is nourishing will
be retained
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
An Emergency BAD.

a very neat emergency bag is made
of canvass. six inches deep Tho
back is eighteen inches and the front
twcnty-onc inches ! ong. The two
strips are bound together at the ends
To form several pockets. Th,rc Is a
flap bu;tonlng at the top. and each
pocket Is labeled with indolihlc ink.
one pocket holds bandagcs torn from
old linen aud ready rolled In nm.
other there are folded squares OF old
linen. and in still another. lint made
from worn-unt napkins. In other
pockets there are bottles of arnlcn
witchliazel, olive oil, box of healing
salvc and n bar of CASTLE soap. This
Is an invaluable article when on an
outing or out camping
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
ENEMIES OF ROSES.
How to Prevent Green Flies and Slu9s
From Doinu Havoc.

From Doing Havoc.
When the green fly is abundant on
roscbushcs, 1t Is because you have not
considered the ways of the ant ana
been wise 10 the fact that tho green
lily Is the ants COW. 1t carries Shc
flies to feed on the tender shoots of the
rose and goes there to milk them. Use
whale oil soap and tobacco water for
the green fly.
When the green slug crawls beneath
the leaves and quickly skclctonizcs
them. the only way Is to prepare some
hcllcborc. Allow two tablespoonfuls
10 bucket of boiling water. Cool this
and use with whisk broom. Flrt 1t
well up under the leaves so as to reach
the slugs \ cheap whsl5 broom an
swcrs as we'll rs m expensive syringe.
Mrs. Cornelius Van Brunt Of New
York is the recognized expert In pho
iogrnphDg and coloring of rose slides.
she does wonders with the camera,
presenting the very texture of the liv-
ing rose, so that one looks at her work
rs ut the flowers themselves. To those
who have not tried It coloring good
slide might seem easy. Dozens IRE
ruined for one TINT Is n success.
The rose belongs almost everywhere
but In Australia and South America.
No native roses have been found there.
but those carried there will thrive.
From Indn to Mexico is the rose belt,
between the nineteenth and seven
tecnth parallels of latitude.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
White Taffetn Suits.

This material has new mission in
the fashion field. since II is used roI
making tailored suit II is surpris
ingly how nicely it can he tailored
ana the simple lines are very stylish
indeed. The plated round skirt Is
short, the p'rits stitched short dis
tancc from T. q waist. while The bot
tom OF tho n6irt is neatly hcmmci
The waists are buttoncd down the
back with the front nearly plated
over the shoulder. and q vest effect
produced with plaits down the center
front.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17

fu cold water, with which has been
SLOWLY mixed two tcaspoonfuls sui
phuric acid. shake ingredients 10.
gothcr aud keep bottled and closely
corkcd. Apply with flannel cloth and
rub vigorously.
For bruised furniture wet the part
with water. double piece of brown
paper five or six times soak II in
warm water ANA lay it on the place
apply on That warm lrt not hot
flhtiron till the water Is cvapOrltcd.
If necessary repeat the process. AZ
ter two or three applications the dent
or bruisc will be raised tn tho sur
facO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
lsbeIrs Hittlnn Mon the Game-

CHICAGO, Ills, July 16.-lsbcll
came into the game today as Il sub
stiu'tc batsman in the ninth and
tied New York's one run with two
basgcr. In the thirteenth the same
player hit safely with the bases full,
scoring Hahn and Jones. after New
York had taken the lead in its half.
Score;
r. II. T..
Chicago ..OO0O0OO1OOOOa 3l03
New York OO00lOOO0O0Gl 9
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan:
Doylc. Ortiz and Thomas. Time $50.
umpircs, Connolly and Hurst.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Inn Chiffon Costume

a tan jumper suit made with sur.
plicc bodice mandarin sleeves and
killed skirt Is Il clever idea. The lace
garnturo which crosses each shoul-
der extends to the bottom Of the
skirt. being in the forri of pyramid.
The deep V front is filled In with
lace all-over TO match the other lace
decorations. Such ornaments are pur-
chased ready for use. They are cy-
pcnsivc. often decidedly so, and they
have no cheap limitations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Treatment of oilclo,h.

When oilcloth begins To lose its
shiny surface II can he improved In
appearance aud made Ia last mucl,
longer by being vanished with glue.
Wash il thoroughly and allow It to
dry, then nj night 20 over it with Il
piece of flannel dipped In glue water.
The work should he done during dry
weather and the glue water prepared
sometime before It's Intended use by
dissolving n small quantity of glue
in pint or so of water kept on the
stove.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Ames Easy for Pirates.

NEW YORK, July 1G-Ames pitch
ed weak game against pittsburg to-
day and New York was beaten L to
z. l'resnahan played first base for
the home team in ilanaiin's place.
Score:
X. III. l..
Pittsburg =. OIL l 90 , U o. Z u
New York =. % . 90 OO2 o % :; .
Batteries: Camntz and Gibson !;
Amos, Taylor and Bowcrman. Time
1850. Umpire, O'Day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Boston Gave Cubs Stiff Game.

BOSTON, MASS, July lG.-Thc
locals fought hard for todays game,
forcing Chicago to change pitchers III
the eighth, but the visitors were able
to win to 3 by lively base running.
Score:
Il. H. Il.
Chicago ...O10 1Oo2 0 OF 10 3
Boston -. 90 5000 2O-3 Z !
batteries: Pfeistcr. Brown and
Moore: Lindamen and Necdham.
Time 1:52. Umpire, Johnstonc.