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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-15

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and shoulders. l had
headache also and
neuralgia. My lrght
eye, from pain, was OF
little use to me for
years. The constant
flow NJ iirina LaDt
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-15
The Daring One.

He stole kiss. So quick twas done
She did not know what he was at ;
He never stole another one
She gave them to him after that.
Ledger.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-15

A chocolate, or broken candy pail,
that can bs had for 10 coats at any
grocery store. makes an excellent egg
carrier whom treated In the following
manner: Take q sheet Of tha CORFU.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-15

l made a ladder extension by saw
ing OF seven feet from an old ladder
and removing three Of the rungs, as
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-15

FIN permanently cured By Dr. Kilnes urrAt
Naive Aesiorer. send for FREE e2triA bottir and
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-15

Mothers win Asd hn. wianov's Soothine
tyrup Tie be, remedy " usa ieE their ehlldroa
during The ssetA4as Psxisd.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-15
UTTERLY WORN OUT
Vitality Slapped by Years Of Suffering
With Kidney Trouble.

Capt. ]. W. Hogun, former postmas-
ter of Indianola, now living nt Austin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
GREEK PRINCE WEOs
BONAPARTt PRINCESS
'p|srdId ssd Elaborate Marriage
Ceremony Thai United Couple
Performed IN Athens.
8RIoE UNUSUALLY GlFTEo WOMAN
Only rs Years OF Age, But is One o,
the sss, known and Mss, Highly
Respected prineesses in Europe
Distinguished Scholar and the Pc.
seasor Of Wealth.
(Ry Associated prosal


ATHENS. Dec i2--W!th tho splcn
did and elaborate rite OF tho Greek
church. the religious ceremony unit
lns in marriage Prince George, sec
ond son OF the King OF Greece, and
Princess Marie Bonapartc was per
formed at the Cathedral here today
IN the presence OF the King OF Greece
and 4 gathering OF high state dig
nitaricH and the members of tho dip
lomatic corps. The civil marriage
ceremony took place in France, No
vomber u.
The archbishop OF Athens. assisted
by Ave bishops, OBLIGATED at todaya
ceremony. Great crowds had gain
cred along the gaily decorated street,
from the palace 70 the cathedral.
The bride was given n Joyous ova-
tion and showered with flowers. She
droyo in q state coupe hohind eight
horses and WINS. escorted, by, q do
tarhnlent ri Schyfsiss. essoiioHihEs hpf
au'ppage came oiifsThges unntallipG
tho princeases and ladies Of tile conr,
al clasi In tho royal national COSTUME
Tho King of Greece and Prince
George rode on either side of tue
brides carriage.
All of Athens Is celebrating tho
happy event. Upon returning 10
tho palace after the ceremonies. thu
bride received the members OF the
cabinet. the diploniatists In Athena,
aii OF whom offered their congratu-
latlons.
Princess Marie Donaparte. who wac
born % years ago. has lived most OF
her life In parla. She Is young
woman OF unusual mental attainments
and is considered one of tho most
remarkable princesses OF tho day.
She not only possesses great beauty,
wealth and musical talents. but 6Ife
10 distinguished scholar. Her draw
Ing room In Paris has been the meet-
Ing place OF tho celebrated men anu
women OF the French capital. Her
marriage is said 10 bo lore match.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
LIQUOR MEN 10 SERVE
TERMS IN PENiTERnARy
Several We're Sentenced at oanville
Teaterday to Serve Terms In
Federal Prisons,

DANVILLE. VA. DC. 1o-The Cni-
ted Staes court. Judge Henry G. NC
Dowell presiding. after q session OF
over 4 month here, adjourned today,
Tho jury in the case OF ". Bell
Samnels. saloon keeper OF this city
charged with perjury. failed to rencn
an agreement.
Samuels was convicted at this term
Tor violation OF tho revenuo laws
and at the trial 1t was alleged that
he perjured himself. IIe was given
80 days in jail and fined 800. lie
took all appeal today, furnishing BOND
In the sum of $1,000
The following prisoners convicted
Mt this term were sentenced today by
Judge Mcdowell:
w. T.. Ramsey. former store keep
or and gaugcr at Shclton's distiery
for colluaion to dofraud the govern
ment of revenue tax on spirits. fineo
$1,000 and given a year and day
in tho Federal prison at Atlanta.
Ramsey Appealed. furnishing bond 10,
$1,000.
"oiias AcphShine, negro, for
removing and conceaiing spirits. 5000
hue and year and u dny In the AT.
lanta pententiary.
J. II. Lawrncc. a Horny county dis
tilier. for dcfraud!ng the government,
a year and a:iay In the Atlanta pen.
itentiary.
( c. J. George. former store keeper
and gaugor at Tolr's distillery a,
Franklin junction. for collision to
defrand the government. $1,000 fue
and year and a day iu, Atlanta PEN
ltrntiary. az
Edward Medley. negro. who was
witness in the Chardler suit agains,
T. 4. Summers, collector Of revenue.
lor erroneous assessment. .Ilesdea
guilty to the charge of perjury, and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
Continued on Third Paga.)
QUIET At GeL'F'tLD
Gsneral Funston Arrives There and
Has Conference With Govarnop.
REGULARS NOT GUARDING aIDEs
They are being Deed to Preserve
Peace. No. TO Protect Properly
Union Claims Tina. BOT Few Men
Are Working.
(by Aesoclated pressl

GoLDFiELD NIEv., Die. \. =
Crowds gathered at the station 10
witness the arrival this afternoon OF
General Funston and Mnjor George
Dethel apd Lieutenant ifornstey
Evans the officers who accompanied
him from San Francisco.
Governor Sparks told General Funs-
ton that In his opinion inc presence
OF the troops hero had prevented &C.
rious trouble thus far ana that he
considered 1t imperatiyeiy necessary
/ that tho troops DE kpt here.
lie ady!sed that. there be no Do
ciaration OF martial law nj this time,
but asserted that such action. may
become necessary at any time.
~ General Funston told the Governor
that he.wonld stay here until the la :
! Dor situation has cleared up.
Deputy sheriifs and eonstabies md
detectives employed by the Mine
Owners Association are patrolling ali
, OF the mines and preventing. union
pickets or others from approaching
nearer than the side lines. -
Tho regulars are taking no pnr,
IN guarding, tho mines.
Offers Of the Miners Un!on as
aort that not more than 90 men are
a. work on Combination Hill ana
that most OF those are on. tho plants
of the union who have been sent 10
procure work under the agreemen,
required by tho Mine Owners Asso-
, ciaticn in order that the arrest OF
Geoge Wingae,d and the officers oil
the association may be- effected unde,
the provisions OF a statute placed on
;hc statute books OF Nevada on March
"a. 1909. which provides That "il
shall be unlawful for any person
firm or corporation. 10 make an agree
ment Nth any person for employ
, mont which requires that the person
employed shall sign Gil agrcemen,
TO withdraw from any labor organ,
cation which he &. may have joined
Arrests under thin law will be made
either latn tonight or In the morning
Fifty-siS men went to work at The
/ iril' aud rnder ground In tho Mo-
+, hawk Combination. Moro than 100
men have signed the. agreement re
p"'i'u ny 'nc A'ue owners ASSci1-
ton. but only the number mentioned
epncared at ! O'clock. There was nc
p!olessation 81 the men. 40 other
mines attempted 10 reopen this morn.
ing.
OG'1ials Of the .tlne Owners AS
ISOLATION have reported 10 Governor
Sparks that DISTANCES Of intimidation
OF men who went 10 work in tn,
mines this morning are known Il
them and details Will be placed II
hIs hands.
I The Plant OF The HeSada, CalIfor
| nia Power Company Is still liz full
4 operation with but Quo ,nhll In charge
i Niue OF The regular employees re,
fused today 10 go to work ut the re
arced wages.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
MRS. L0NGw0RTH HAS
APPENDIX REMOVED
Daughter Of. the President Has Cue.
! cessfuj Operation For Append.
cI.s Performed ,Upen Her.
ipy AesbcIated rrAsa,.

WASHINGTON. d.. C.fDce 20 -
hirb. Alice Iongworth, vito of Reyre-
sentative Nicholas I,ohewor,b. and
daughter or President Roosevelt. WINS
operated upon for appendicitis shor,l,
aitnr ~ o'clock today. The opera
tlon was performed al the WHIT.
House by DR.. Finnoy OF Johns Hon.
kins hospital Baltimore. assisted by
Dr. Sophie Nordhofr- Jung and Sur
sfon General Rixey of the Navy.
Prcsidcnt Roosevelt left his Office
crowded with callers TO remain near
AiJ daughter during the ordeal.
Representative Longworth was also
n close call. as were the members Of
ne Roosevelt family.
At the conclusion OF the operation
Which was successful In every re-
spect according 10 the physicians
alrs. Lorgworth emerged from the
influence OF The aneasihetlc In n very
short time and after exchanging n
few words with Mrs. Cowles. her
aunt. and with her husband. she fell
aFieep naturally and enjoyed n naI
lasting two hours. Her condition was
such TINT tho President felt little an
Proclamation and in fact did not hes
itate to engage In his afternoon tennis
game with Ambassador Jusserans
CiiTord Pinchot and Assistant Attor-
ncy General Cooley.
Tho preparations have been max
ing for the operation for nearly n
H'onih. It being. known during that
tim that Mrs. Longworth was suffer.
Ing from incipient Inflammation O,
IN" veriform appendix. About a,week
ago preparations were begun for the
operation which II wos deemed cy.
pedient to undertake before she bao
suffered loss OF strength that woula
be sure 10 epsnc from a severe at
tack of anpoudlcItis.
Mrs. Longworth consented fully 10
undergo this ordeal and as lato M
last evening. while she, .was on !,
dieting preparation for the operation
engaged In q game OF bridge Whist OF
the White House.
Tie following bulletin was issued
night: 1870 ~
"alrs. Longworth has had \ chm.
pafsativeiy comfortable day. Her gem
eral condition Is satisfactory
b
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
a. c. l., DECLARES TfREs
PER CENT SEMl.ANRUAL
Stockholders #iii rtot However, &c.
Cash, But VIII Be Paid In
Certificates.
lDy Associated l,reAal

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. la.- Tho
Directors OF tho Atlantic Coast Line
railroad today declared semLan-
nuai dividend of three por cont, pay
able on January /. This is tho rcr
nlar ratio. but instead Of being nav
able IN cash VIII be paid In tho four
Per cent. certificates OF indebtedness
OF the company, now In It's treasury.
Tho statement mado By tho hoard
after Us meeting says: Owing to tho
continued existence Of extraordinary
financial conditions. and In order TO
provide for making flnal payments
for extraordinary betaorments ann
improvements now nearing compile
ton Il WAS provided that this diyi.
dend shall DO paid with the four per
cent ort.hcatca OF indebtednesa OF
thaseotnpatiy which were Sbssie ,ti,na
since purchased by the company from,
the holders thereof and which have
since been held as Investments In tho
treasury OF the company"
The report OF the Atlantic Cons,
Line. which has just been issued
shows that the gross earnings from
operations for the year ended June
80 last. totals 26.77I. 525, nm increase.
of Siso3.os0 over the previous year:
the operating expenses and taxes slU,,
iis,o2o. nc increase OF s3.5is.OS2; and
the net earning from .operations So. :
32s.50l, Il decreaSo of sI.G46.;4?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
NEWPoRT NEWS. VA, FRIDAY, DEcEMBEN IS 1eo7

campaign aal said 40 had no doub,
tia. Denver had made i,s proposition
In good faith. 80
Charlca +. Wilson. sitting as q
proxy for member OF the committee
from Colorado. assured tho commit
Tee ths, Denver had no desire 10 ap-
pcas as unduly influencing the CON
mit'oc rio said that there is "A
Duslncss Mems League in Denver e
aocare conventions and that tn.
prop"'ltion 10 secure { q Democratic
National Convention has been made
as Il had been made To seeur, many
other meetings. lie said that the
Denver people would be disappointed
II tho cntlro sum was not accepted,
The motion 10 table afr. Clayton's
mo,ioa Was made q, the CONCLUSION,
of Mr.. Wilson'S speech and prevail
cd by tho following vote:
Yea. Colorado /. Connecticut
Delaware l, Georgia 1. Illinois /. In.
diana /. Iowa /, Kansas 1, kentucky
!. Louisiana !. Maine 1, Maryland /.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
waa lined 800 and given % days in
the Atlanta penitentlary.
Wall STREET HEARS
TAFT HAS RESlGNtD
Rumored In Financial Cirelea That
He cabled his Resignation to
President Roosevelt.

NEW YORK, Dec. lc.--It was 70.
ported In Wall Street this afternoon
mat Secretary Taft before sailing on
me Prcnldont Grant. cabled hlu rop!g-
ration to President Roosevelt. Where
,tho .nmor originated is not known.
fs't II Ia 40 leos persistent on th,B
account
Brokers and mon OF finance be-.
action.
Arrangements have boon made to
get into communication with the
ProRidcnt Grant ny wireless at the
earliest opportunity.
comment Oh such action by tho
secretary y such has been takon,
expresses widely differing opinionn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13

Magellan and along the Pacific coas,
% san Francisco. Several weeks ago
there charts wero supplemented b.
others showing the way 10 Manila
lion more recently havs come lately
revised charts capable of sniding III,
Meet al tho way 10 Cibraltcr. The
Furnishing. OF these CHARTS has given
r!se TO gossip that the fleet is dos
tined eventually to circle tho GLOBE
and that therc may he something more
beyond Aagdaicha than San Fran
cisco.
Tho ordnance officers attached 10
the ID hips havo probably accom-
riished ;hc most difficult duties In
preparing FOR tho cruise. They have
Ind TO zee 70 the storage O. moro
than 1000 900 rounds OF ammunition
Ia tho carefully protected magaziny
and TO the installation % tic now and
secret fire control aystem. Tho mae.
aa!nes recently we're enpticd OF all
Old powder and shell to make room
FOR supply fresh from tho naval
arGcnals. Armor piercing projcti!ea
filed with explosives said TO bo the
most powerful and effective OF the
necret formulas III the possession OF
IN" navy experts have boon placed
aboard the ships and the vast cup
Piles OF smokeless powder charges
haved oeen slowed away under the
double protection of sillten bags ana
sopper lined cylindrical tanks. px.
ira gears for the big guns have also
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
GOOD FOR DEMOCRATS
Ro0sevs|t's Withdrawal Increases
The Chances Of The Party
GavAA's CANDIDACY STRENGTHENED
Believed in Washington Tina. Ne.
oraskan Ne sure to DE Named,
Though eastern Leaders VIII Not
Support Aln,-Talslns ohanler or
Douslar.
tDy AAsoclated rrosal

WSlilSGrON. d. c., Dec. 1e -
The reann0ncemcnt by President
Hcosevel; that under no circumstances
will ho be 4 candidate for reelection
or accept third term was the sub.
ject of a great deal OF discussion nc
tho capitol today, probably more 50
In the House than In the Senate. The
Senators rs 4 rtle Expressed graft
ncation that the pronouncenent had
come. .-'
senator Bourne, tho Senate cham.
pioh of tho third Nertn movement.
suil believes that President Roose-
VET VIII hear the command OF the
pfOple Whether ne %ill obey or not
IL another question with Mr.. Bourne.
IN ono lille senatorial group on the
Republican side the belief was cx-
pressed that the declaration OF air.
Roosevelt makes the nomination or
Mt Bryan by the Democratic party
certain and n belief was guardediy
hazarded by one Republican Senator
that he might possibly be elected
ono OF the Illinois Senators remark
ed that the way was no clearer for
Speaker Cannon to receive tho nomin-
alton.
a number of Senators expressed
their disgust that, there should ever
haye been any question that .he
iFesident was sincere when he an
nounced his refusal OF the third
trm.
The announcement was the chief
discussion Of the floor OF the House
In the hnlf hour before conyonInp
and Immediately after Adjournment.
Members OF the Democratic Nationni
Committee, who We're In this city,
were among the most. Interested OF
the readers of the announcement and
While most OF them wer reserved in
their comment. 1t was evident that
they saw in II favorable omen for
their own marty.
Several of them were frank enough
to express the opinion that President
Roosevelt could poll larger Demo-
cratic vote than any other candidate,
and their inference was that with
the President out OF the race the
Democratic candidate would not only
retain tho vote OF his own party, hut
wonid stand n better show OF max.
Ing inroads upon the opposition.
Chairman iTasgarts Views.
Chairman Taggaft does not quito
agree with most OF the prominent
Democrats that the Presidents an.
nounconrent Will have apyteffcct upon
Democratic chances.
We bad taken the President at
his word" he said. and had, entirely
ANTICIPATED that he would say just
what he has said. The Presidents
announcement has given some slim
nions to tho anti.Bryan sentiment
among Democrats. especially In the
Continued on Third Pagc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
INQUIRY RELATIVE 10 BONO ISSUE
Also Want Enll0htmen, on the To-
suaOee Of Clearing House certla-
Gates by nanke in All The prIn.
cipa' Cities and on the Gold Eek,
ports and imports Made.
Npy Aauocintcd Prohnl


WASHINGTON. ID. C., Dec. a.
senator Aldrioh reported hodny Il,
the Senate the following resolutions
from the committee on finance. MS
mo result of the committee meeting
called to cmbody the Culberson nnd
Clay financial resolutions into ono
/ Hct! Resolved, That tho Secretary
OF tho Treasury be. and Ia hereby
directed to transmit to tho sennt.
the following informntlon: First-a
statement giving names and location.
Classified by states OF ali Unltod
states deposltarlea. and the amount
OF public money on deposlt daily In
each. from October first. 1907. To
December ., 1907. with tho amount
and character Of securities therefor:
and nm explanation OF important
changes made In either amount or
location OF said slet,psft. IS &
"SecpndT-A abatement showing IN
detail the condition OF tho national
banks on August go, 1907. and par.
cmper 3. 1907. and the amount ar
! natphnl bank bills outstnndinr from
lime TO time during such perioda ~ /
Ihird-An abstract OF the prono-
saia received by tho Secretary of INA
,lfeasnry Tor the purchase of n.
raihn,h bonds and three per cenS
cestiicates OF indebtedness. authorIz-
eo ny tho treasury circular OF Nov
embor IS, 1907; the amount OF snch
Pohds and certificates iasued ~
mhoH awarded and the reasonu for
their issues. '"'
-, Clearing House Certificates.
sfourtf--A detailed statemnnt ~
any Information no may Ilave nv ~
mo amount Of clearing ho,,se certts
ncatos Issued by the Clearing Honse
lamentations Of tho principal citiaa
on November 35. 1907, to Decomber 4
a.v.; tho character of such Carr
, nea.es and the purposes for which
they were nsed.
"Ffith--Any information IL Id
possession as 10 the movements ~
currency between tho different sec.
uons, OF the country during the, M.
r;ma rom October 1. 1907, and Dec.
vinn. ., lVpi. compared with pre-
s,uns years. aud especially of shin
n,nnc by tho treasury, or otherwise d
s su. Now and Washington to points
.Nh "iiI WeSt. rUa.tFi taN
o,na s,x,h-. :, statement showing the
.rrn 'uah1 or gold Imports and exports
o ,ao1 o :" !. 1907. TO December
ex-senator Aidrich In n,osent,ro ~.
resolutions, announced thai ~ ,. .as
inc unanimous vote or tho conn,i,
too '-'' commit
In tho Senate, after tho rcso,r,,,rs
wern reported Senator Cm,harsnn
addressed quety to senator aId,,ol
az regard to the date in the nara
Eraph relating TO clearing house cor
.lieates. which resulted In an amend
nielt changing tho date from Nnv-
g T,, 20; 1907. To Octoper Of 1e67
adopted ''''''i'"' WAS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
cannon Appoints New Committees
tBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 190snas,sr
cannon in tho course of an elpI,,
a,'''e. session of the house today.
s,hounced the appointment Of the
following committees: s's
IN itnles--rhe Speaker, Mr.. Dali
s o., eRepublican) Pennsylvania; Mr.
sherman tRenubllcan) New Yorh.
Sohn Sharp Wiliinme Democrat,
Mlssissippi; Mr.. DeArmond Demo
caD Missouri.
I'm on Ilieage--Afr. Brumm (Repub-
iican Pennsylvania: Mr.. Kennedy
shenubiican) Iowa: A. D. Jamea ira.
pupi'canl Kentucky; Mr.. Lewis
tDelnotc9rap Georgia; AIR. Denver
,(DemocraD Ohio.
Ihe House adjourned until Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
Bill For Savannah soh-,r.,..,.,,
fBy Assoclatea prass, 800 TO E =

WARRINGTON. D. e.. Dec. - z
a bill for the establishment OF a anss
treasury a Savannah. ca. was i,,.ro.
duced in tho House today By Mr.
Edwards OF Georgia, IN response Is
q Joint request from ihe municipal
officials and commercial orean.sa Z
lions Of that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13
Case Against powera c,osed.
tny Associated Pross,

~! stHItFS!IItHN FrbHy1
GEoRGErOWN. KY. Dec. IL - In
The trial OF Caleb powcrs, charged
with completely in tho murder of VII.
Ham docbel, tho commonwealth clos-
cd It's case today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13

Fair Friday, except snow or
rain IN extreme southwest;
Saturday cnew or rain; varl.
able winds becoming fresh
northeast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13

lconLlnucd on rIghth pnRe.l
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Continued on Third pagc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-13

ThE DAILY FREss 10 tho
only newspaper published In
Mswpers News thar receives tho
fali nesse rssort Of shs Asss,
e'assd Press.