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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-01

Turing the the editors Of The sgnday M T @
most interesting profitable series OF article that wi" be
found anywhere for the next
is mis- Bi SUBJECT We had to
attempt but we have enlisted some OF the tore[y~t
this country received the idea with enthusiasm We hope make
the contributions printed this mag ta t tb H b s
perpexing questions with which parents have "
If there is any being self conferred have
children made up of stuff and IS not worth bog
about, hereor hereafter
With all the galopng advance knowledge every direction
there no field in learned than hat
the Child AS result the scientific notion OF CHILDHOOD 4no %
have had our childhood could; but who
too oId-can teacher and parents
o our way Bu TWISTS Wa the @ OF bringing up old hcaah
We are more concerned present day little folk Have
n it, And for all that has been done to improve lang
the modern boy are greater N
the farmn city S what it used to be
deal Of study has been devoted to all those matters nIvn
and bringing children And lot OF foolish " II
been written by people who half understood the facts
to publish articles by experts and who really
these who able to set forth PLAN language
edge buried in the volumes inaccessible
knowledge vernacularnto the plain speech of the people
anything YOU would rather know read about We should
be glad to hear
Whv does Johnny prefer Old sleut to Washington IRVING
perversty Do know what Maize IS dreaming about
Some OF the articles may appear bit heyE at mr5 ,
ect know but when YOU get INTO them you VIII t are
In the first of the articles on The Cd IN tins week issue
who doesn't pretend to be an expert to present only an @
obvious problems 1t sort OF bird seye veWa rough Prena
survey to speak
by who probably knows about children than any
M TINS T ~ho hSs devoted h life to the stu Of child nature 0
writer's in their several lines will present during the year Nj
You can help help yourselves and You wh
boys and girls heart tell where seeee
the-shouder criticism will do us a lot OF good.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
Birthday Party.

Master Douglas Bemis will celebrate his fourth birthday with a party at his home this af- ternoOn from 8 to , o'clock. Among the pleasures which will be provided for the little folks will be the growing of a May Queen, and the May pole dance. There will also be contest in pining the hat on Foxy Grandpa, and prizes given to the boy or girl who does it inthe most correct man. ner. Much fun evidently awaits those who go.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
Change In Time Card.

A new time card goes into eff feet on the Iron Mountain tonight at 12:O1 o'clock. A new north bound passenger train is added, and two new south bound red ball freights.
 The new passenger is No. 8, and arrives in Prescott at 1926 D. m. and is a fast train. arriving in St. Louis at midnight. There is only slight change in the oth- CT trains. No. 5 arrives two minutes earlier, and No .24, three minutes earlier.
 The two new freights arrive at 3 a. m. and 1:4S D. m.
 The south bound local comes at 1902 instead of 11:45 and the north bound local is due at II 20 instead of 9:3O.
 All other trains are retained on same old schedule.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
Teachers Selected.

The school board met this morn ing in the officeof c. c. Hamby and selected the following teach CTS for the next session of our public school
 o. l.. Dunaway. Superinten- dent; T. E. Guerin, Principal High School; P F. Chap pell, Miss Irene Royston, Miss Edna Rudolph, Miss Lida Marsh, Mrs. P. F. Chappell, Mrs. J. T. Stod- dard, of Atlanta, Ga, teacher Of primary department.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
A Pleasant Affair.

Miss Ethel Tompkins enter tained a few friends at her home last night in honor of Miss Dun can, and real pleasant evening was spent "42" was played, and MT. Arthur WeStmoreland won the prize. Refreshments of cream and cake were served at an ap- prOpriate hour, and the time for departure closed one of the most enjoyable events of the sea son. Those present: Mir. and Mrs. Henry Moore, Misses Mary Me Rae, Mildred McRae, Ruby Dun can, Mary White, Marion Waller, Florence Watson, Julia Logan. and Messrs Jno. Brown, Arthur Westmoreland, Chas s. Mccain. Wiley Hatley, Ernest Stainton. Hugh McDaniel, A. S. Buchanan, and R. P. Arnold.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
Heir to Spanish Throne.

Madrid, May 10.-Queen Vic toria gave birth today to a son, who becomes heir to the throne of Spain.
 The news that the direct male succession to the throne of Spain had been assured by the birth today of son to Queen Victoria sent thrill of rejoicing through out the country, and tonight the happy event is being celebrated from one end of the land to another.
 Queen Victoria and the child are both doing well
 King Alphonso telegraphed the news to the pope, King Edward, and the heads of other states, and later the congratulations be- gan to come in.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
XENEPHON 0. PINDALL
The Senator From Desha County Sc.
 lCeted as Lieutenant.GOvernOr.

Xenephon o. Pindall of Arkan- sas City, Desha county, was se- lected president pro tenn of the senate and lieutenant governor of the state of Arkansas at a eau GUS of the upper house, heid in the senate chamber last night, after rpnineteen ballots had been cast without result. The action last night is not final, and the formal election that takes place next Tuesday before adjourn ment will be necessary before Senator Pindall is qualified.
 Senator Rowland led in the fight most of the time until the last vote was boiled and it was only after Senator Simms of Chi cot county retired from the field, and left his six votes open, that the result was determined, with Senator Pindall three votes ahead of his nearest opponent. Sena- tor Wingo was the only other candidate. being in it at the finish besides Senator Rowland, and he ended up with two votes. Before the meeting adjourned the selec- tiOn of the senator from Desha had been made unanimous, and a committee of three were appoint ed to announce the choice of the caucus to the senate.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
Addressed The Farmers.

Quite a number of farmers were in town today yand heard the address of J. J. Moore, of Tex arkana, at the court house this afternoon at 3 o'clock. MT. Moore is special agent of the U. $. Agricultural Department in the bureau of planting industry, and his address was doubtless interesting We did not have time to- give a resume in this is sue.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11

Capital Stock Authorized $1O0, OO0. %
 Subscribed $50, ,OO0OO
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11

noon to where it could be placed on it's third reading and final passage this morning
 Mir. Lackey called up Senate Bill No. S6 (Martin), providing for the establishment of a state textbook commission, whose duty it shall be to formulate uniform series of textbooks. On roll call the bill was adopted
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
LEGISLATURE IS QUIET
Nothing of Interest in Either Branch
 This Morning.

Special to the News
 Little Rock, May 11--Senator Carlock presided today.
 Very little was done in either branch this morning.
 In the senate bill prohibiting saw mill owners from contracting with hands to work more than 10 hours day was passed, as were several local bills.
 In the house a few local bills were considered and passed.
 The senate adjourned at II o'clock till Monday morning.
 In the Senate yesterday after noon, house amendments to Sen ate Bill No. 373, by Senator Win go, providing for the manner in which foreign corporations shall be permitted to do business in Arkansas and repeating the Ross act, were concurred in. and the bill made special order for Monday morning.
 The Senate went into Commit tee of the Whole, Senator Amis in the chair, and resumed con sideration of the agricultural school bill. The remaining sec tions of the bill were adopted and the measure reported favorably to the Senate. The bill was pass ed by vote of P to f.
 After the noon recess yester- day the house continued the con sideration of the amendments to the state capitol appropriation bill. The Meade amendment, pro yiding that the state shall receive arefundof S100,0O0 for the differ ence in cost between a stone and metallic dome on the new state house, which was pending when the house adjourned Thursday, was taken up
 After one of the most exciting sessions ever witnessed in an Arkansas legislature, in which the architect of the state capitol, George R. Manm escaped being immediately discharged from the employ of the state by one vote and the Capitol Commission narrowly escaped being busted from their positions, the bill ap- propriating $325, GOO for the com pletion of the new state house was advanced yesterday after
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
hOte! Arrivals

The following are registered at Hotel Miller:
 T. R. Bryant, S. D. Eason, J. L. Mckenzie, M. Sewall, T. B. Caulder, J. A. Sullivan, D. S. Malone, Chas Eager, Hope; c. E. Hayes, Talbat Field, J. H. Crow, Little Rock; J. J. Moore, Texan. kama; J. J. Breen, New Orleans: c. Schoenberger, New York; J. V. Brines, Mt. Carmel, Ill; $. Hendricks, Memphis.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11
The. WOOdman Meeting.

One of the most enthusiastic meetings that the local camp of Woodmen has ever held took place last night at their hall. Over $50 sovereigns were pres. ent, and seventeen candidates were initiated. Visitors from 20 surrounding camps were in at tendance, and feast was spread in the room under the hall at II o'clock
 It was three o'clock this morn ing before the meeting ad- journed, when it was pronounced a decided success.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11

Hon. w. V. Tompkins deliver ed an address last night before the graduating class of the Cur don public school.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11

Marriage license were issued this week to Fred Nilsson and Miss Ora Byrd of Emmet.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11

Misses Fay and Clara. McRae left yesterday with large party of TeXarkana friends on a tour of Old Mexico.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-11

Clothes cleaned and repaired by Mrs. J. R. Harrell. Satis faction guaranteed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-07
: GRuNsFELp. assessor.
pNTR0NlZE rHE HOME RAN
EIN ron FINE BREAD. II" W
RAILROAD ANA


Is offered for the csEture q An
limo l'rttiut. the murderer ~ bone
d.tto B~erardiuolli Crime was com
.D..Aad iu Albuquerque. Monday, Feb
q. a and G GBANpE,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-07
LET rs MAXI YOUR BREAD
IT'S CHEAPER ~ IiiE END
HOMI BAKERY. 2t8 W RAIL
ROAD AVE
NOTICE no rANp,lEns.

Taxpayers are hereby notified thHi
tltr tnN schedule for the present year
-hpuId be madc out. sworn GO ana
ul,VI la the assessors uftiCc IN the
courthouse on and after Marc J.
1907. The time during which citizens
are REQUIRED to file their schedules Is
brtuc,u March I and April 30. Ih'
necessary blanks viii bc furnished rs
tic u--c-sor on application la person
or hl letter.
\ GRUNNFEID. As~os~or.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-01
to take Do, baths Tor &

compelled to take no, bashs for a
month.
Referring to the time in September
when the Alaskan wife and children
left the McAipin home to take shell.
ter with neighboss. Mrs. MeAlpln
aaid:
when Mrs. zUver and Mrs. Couch.
or came l came l could not e them.
II said to Agnes, Kenneth does not
want you to go away Kenneth who
dragged himself from his sick bed.
begged her not t go"
Carrie was in the room some
times" was the way the witness spoke
OF Hiss Browne p"~sence as nurse,
when the respondent was III. Il took
Care of Kenneth myself aud looked at,
or the whole house. she said. On
crosS-examination by Attorney Ever.
cit ftaiston, the mother was asked
whether several packages OF clothing
Sen. the wife when she was in Alaska
Il. 1903. contained anything save the
clothing of the dead child. Victor. two
old shirts and an old shirt waist. Mrs.
Mch1pin said:
II don't remember II they did or
not" Questioned about the alleged
failure TO tell the young mother where
thc grave OF her child Victor. was.
the witness said she never asked
as where it was Continuing she said:
Agnes seldom spoke OF little Victor
ASKED whether the child bod not pifed
away longing for It's mother. Mrs. Nc.
hlp'n said; NO. he did not miss his
mother"
John Mcouinton Smith told OF meet.
ing the younger Mrs. McAlpln In the
cemetery looking for the chttd.s
crave and Haid he pointed out the spot
10 her. she fel! on her knees and
wcpt." said Smith. Mrs. McCandless.
a nurse in the Plssavant Hospital.
rittsburg, aid she had sewed for the
Mchlrins in 1902 and 1904. She said
the young wife wore discarded cloth.
ing Of Miss jasmine McAlpln, a sis.
'c, Of The dentist.
Hrs. G. G Williams. of Seattle,
Wash. testified; Tn June. 1903, Ag.
ness visited me. She said a Mr.. Law.
0; ALASKA. wanted her to get a divorce
from Kenneth aud go there and marry
Inn advised her to stick to Ken.
Meth"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-01
liability Act
INC institutional
so SAYS JUDGE EVANS IN DE.
. cisioN HANDED DOWN IN
TEST CASE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. The
new Federal employees liability act,
an administration measure passed by
the last Congress, was decided to be
Unconstitutional by Judge Walter
Evans in the United States District
Court.
The npholding Of this act was deem.
ed by former Attorney General Moody
SO important that ne INTERVIEWED in
this first test case in behalf Of the
government. That being the case, the
matter, no doubt, will be taken up to
the Supreme Court.
The test case just decided was that
of the administration OF N. c. Brooks
versus the Southern Pacific Railroad.
The alleged Of action occurred
in Kansas. The husband OF the plain.
tiff was killed in a railroad accident
and suit was brought for s25. 900 dam.
ages and an amount sufficient to v
err the cost of expenses incident to
death.
The court holds. in brief, that the
act In effect would regulate commerce
within the State and Is, therefore, IN.
constitutional.
Pennsylvania Law In Mind.
The act, advocated and passed
through the activity OF the admins.
tratfon. was intended to restore the
common law rights lost by the railway
operatives in Pennsylvania, New
York. Kentucky and other States
where the old law of master AMI ser.
want has been ~emasculated by the de.
cisions of courts and the enactments
Of Legislatures controlled by rail.
roads influences.
As the law now stands In those
States a railway man injured because
he obeyed the wrongful orders of a
conductor or a trainmaster or a yard.
master cannot recover damages be.
cause the courts Of those States hold
them all to. be fellow servants and
the master tthe railroad company
cannot be held liable in damages for
the injuries caused to one of his SER
wants by another of them.
The railroad attorneys, at a meet.
ing I'm Louisville, began the prepara-
ion of Il brief to have the law de.
clared unconstitutional.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-01
in MANY STATES
Are the Members Of the Bates Family
Scattered.

Rev. q. q. Bates, of the Central
Christian Church. who has been visit.
Ing his mother in Kansas and other
friends in Illinois, returned last night
after an absence of two weeks and
will occupy his pulpit both morning
and evening on next Sunday. He re-
ports the West as far as he learned
IN g most prosperous condition. One
happy feature of his visit was a fam
ny reunion, all the brothers and Sis
tiers. with one exception, gathering at
the old home after a separation Of
seven years, their respective places of
abode being West Virginia, Missouri.
Oklahoma, Colorado and Kansas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-01
Possesses ali
Human Emotions
MeALPiN SAYS WHEN HIS WIFE
LOVES SHE LOVE INTENSELY.
BUT A TERROR WHEN SHE
HATES ADMITS IMPORTANT
FACTS

BUTLER, Pa, Jan. 1.-"She Is Low
ing. kind, considerable, passionate, gen
tie, tyrannIcai-everything In the
whole category Of human emotions
When she loves. she loves intensely
and when she hates she would go to
ally ends for revenge" Thus DR.. Ken
reth McAlpin. the Butler dentist, de
scribed his pretty Alaskan wife, who
is suing him for divorce. McAlpin
was under the FIRE Of a hot cross-ex
animation nearly all day. The attor,
neys for the libellant exacted the sto
~ Of his earnings and treatment oil
Mrs. McAlpin in the minutest detail
McAlpin denied he had allowed his
wife to sit outside in a buggy for IL
minutes, when he arrived home from
Alaska antil he went into the house
and arranged for her reception. He
also uenied the wIfa's room over the
kitchen at the McAlpin home was din.
sy and poorly furnished.
"Was there carpet on the floor?"
Eyes, the same as in mothers room.
When Agnes went to visit Carrie
Brown. mother had to take up the
carpet and disinfect the room, it was
So filthy"
Didn't you tell Mrs. L. W. Zuver
while your wife was at Oak Hill tina,
you didn't give a diff she never re
turned?"
mo. sir"
Were you at osgood or Berg Hill
during the holidays of 1905. with Car
rie Brown"
81 didn't say I was not"
We'll, We're you?"
81 suppose | was"
He denied he had ever compelled
his wife to lay her hand upon a bible
and declare she would never enter a
Catholic church or hat he had ever
asked her to her religion
When asked how he obtained the mon.
ey to pay the marriage ceremony fec
OF SI.50 to commissioner Stackpoie al
Wrangel in 1899 McAlpin said: "a
borrow it from Mr.. Case. Agnes un
cle."
What is your wife's disposition
asked Attorney Coulter.
"My wife Systematically intelligent
but she is not good company"
When asked whether he could keer
his family in content at his mothers
home II left alone by outsiders, Nc
Alpin replied: I'm sure I could"
Lavine McAlpin, mother Of the den
list, when questioned by Attorney s
F. Bowser, said Agnes had plenty OF
clothing, vas well treated and intro,
duced to all who came to the house
She had never known Of Agnes being
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Cora Gpiid Is spending the
Ehriztmas holidays with relatives in
EAicAEo.
Miss Besse Good. OF c~Iarksburg. 1,
mo guest Of Miss Maiissa Williams a
ne Tavern.
Miss Margaret snider, Of Clarks
8nrg, is spending New Years day al
Eer home on Madison street.
Miss Katharine ELLIS, Of Newburg
= the guest OF Miss calIie Frey at hei
nome on Fairmont avenue. ~ ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard shurtleff went
y C~1arksbnrg yesterday to spend sew
r5al days with the latter's parents
Ar. and Mrs. Jasper Kyle.
Mr.. A. M. knight, Of the firm of A
n. knight and Co. was In Oakland,
Nd, yesterday where he secured q
nIce contract for decorating.
DR.. and Mrs. D. L. L. Yost returned
yesterday afternoon from Morgan
town where they had spent the past
AlW QAJo AWAtn tcihtiNtb. a.h. T.t q
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Lake, who hat
been guests at the home OF the for
mefs mother. Mrs. Susanna Lake
zeft to-day for their home at Berry
Hurg.
Miss Ruby Meredith, Herschel Sat
nertield and Howard James. all Of
gnirmont. were guests at the Peabody
Motel sunday.-Mcrgantown New Do
minIon.
Miss Helen DeBerry, of Terra Alta
- the guest OF her cousins, the Miss
ea Snidez, on Madison street. She Is
en- route from her home to Morgan
town I'd re-enter the University.
Mrs. George Frum and daughter
who have been the house guests o.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Morrow, were sum
lnoned home to-day by the serious i'll
ness OF Mr.. Frum.
Miss Mary Abbott, who had spen,
abe Christmas vacation at her home
on Maple avenue, has returned to
~Farkersburg to resume her studies
at the Mountain State College.
Mrs. Glenn Greer and children, Joe
and Mary, who had spent the hoIi
days with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Hartley. leave to-mor
row for their home at Hartford, Pa.
~ e
Judge U. s. Kendall, whose term
OF ONCE as judge of the intermediate
Court ended yesterday. is preparing tt
leave within the mex few weeks fos
Washington State where he will 10
cate. He has been appointed counsel
Tor the Kendall Lumber Company al
shat place. Judge Kendall had beer
resident of Fairmont for the pas
Zen years and his many friends have
learned with regret that he Is to &C
40 far away.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-01
PEoMorIoN FOR coNFuclus.
ratIiach'. Image May Now be wor
shipped by Emperor Alone.

rEaa&G" jan IAN imperial edici
l"hlshcd yesterday raises Confuclu:
10 the same rank as Heaven and the
Garth. Which are w~orshIped by the
Emperor alone.
II Is believed this action is in def
crcnce to religious scrupies of Chris
TIN students in the government col
lcscs. who object to kowtow. an acI
required by immemor!ai custom, be
lore the tablet Of C~ontuc.us.
TO Inferior goods ia our store.
Globe Book Store, Watson Hotel build
Ing. II
Read The Daily West VIrginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
LIABLE coLEAx PROPERTY.

m|. - aR.HH Ie.MA
Richard Springer. against Lon c.
Smith and others.-In chancery, In
the intermediate Court of Marion
county. West Virginia.
By virtue Of two DEGREES entered By
said intermediate Court OF Marion
county In the above STYLED cause on
the sth and 2sth days of November,
respectively. the undersigned. who by
said decree OF November 2Sth. is
thereby appointed special commission,
er for the purpose, will sell. at public
sale. TO the highest and best Bidder,
at the front door Of the Courthouse.
Marion county. West Virginia, on
Tuesday. ..r 18Th day OF January, 1907,
the real estate directed by said de-
crees to be sold. VIZ:
Att that certain tract or parcel OF
real estate situate near the village
of Colfax, in Marion county. West yir-
ginia. and bounded as follows: Be.
ginning e a Sycamore on the East
bank of the Tygart's Valley river, cor
ner to NJ. P. church parsonage prop
erty: thence up said river with the
eastern bank thereof 1s rods, more or
less. to n stake in line OF land owned
by A. A. Satterfeld; thence with the
line OF said Satterfeld land 16 rods,
more or less. to a stake In line OF land
OF the B. and O.. r. X. Co.;-thence
with the line of said R. r. Company
land. down the river. 16 rods, more or
less, to a stake. corner to said parson.
age property: thence with the line of
said NJ. P. church parsonage property
16 rods, more or less, to the river, the
place Of beginning, containing one and
one-haif acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale: One.third Of the pur.
chase money and as much more as
the purchaser elects to pay cash In
hand on day OF sale, and the residue,
If any. in twoseauai payments Il 6
and II months, respectively, from day
of sale. with interest on each OF said
payments from day OF sale, the said
purchaser to execute his two notes
for said deferred payments with Sc
curity to be approved by said special
commissioner. and as a further secur.
ity for the payment of said deferred
payments of purchase money a lien
will be reserved on the said property.
All OF the coal within and underlying
said parcel Of real estate( together
with the mining rights and privileges
a~ppertainlng thereto. will be reserved
in the sale OF said real estate.
SAMUEL H. BUTCHER,
Special Commissioner.
December Is, 1906.
| hereby certify that said special
commissioner. Samuel Fl. Butcher, has
given the bond in the penalty of
$4,000. with good personal security.
approved by the undersigned. condi.
toned according to law, as required
by law and the said decree in the
above styled cause.
R. B. PARRISH,
Clerk OF the Intermediate Court of
Marion county, West Virginia.
Dec. 1929 Jan. =.