davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1907-08-12

coming an American citizen. Mr.. Clarke
made the statement that he did not con-
slider America a free country.
Blue Ribbon Laws.
1T is not the land Of liberty" con-
tended he. Your blue ribbon laws that
make the temperate suffer for the in
temperate are most tyrannical. In Eng
land, at least, we have no laws inter
fering with personal rights. Talk about
oppression in Russia! Where viii you
find any greater oppression than in the
State Of Maine. with its unjust blue
laws2 Freedoml America cannot boast
of that"
But you do not dislike America
otherwise?"
"Oh. no. am very much attached 70
II. I have many friends here. Ny wife
is delighted with America. and she is
coming here in the fall with our daugh-
ters. They have some charming friends
in this country and, OF course, Will en-
joy their stay. However, II is doubtful
IL they remain 10 make America their
home New York is 8 most expensive
place TO live in. A house costs about
five times as much for US here as Il
would in England. New York is no
place for poor people
Early Marriage Good,
Referring 20 his early marriage-for
Mr.. Clarke married when he was twenty
he remarked:
Early marriage is A good thing for
a man. II gives him an incentive
something TO work for and live for"
The Washington times., 1907-08-12

about her spectacular marriage TO Fran
els Bowes Stevens some years ago.
On that occasion she was led 20 the
altar by her pet FOX terrier instead OF
a relative The dog was gaily bedeck-
ed with ribbons and around his neck
were tho words Love me. love my
dog The marriage has also revived
talk Of the suicide Of Stevens in his
Long Island home on the evening OF
September 1893, and while Robinson
was visiting there.
Mr. and Mrs Robinson have planned
long European tour for their honey
moon. and will probably live IN New
York on their return
The Washington times., 1907-08-12

Reverting To the topic OF American
citizenship. the Englishman said:
Even II / 10 decide to take out
naturalization papers. / shall not be-
come voter. IN England I do not par
ticIpate in politics and I should not do
so here. / do not believe in party.
There is 50 much corruption in politics
Il is impossible for man to. be true
TO his principles and his party, too. l
should never side with sny party. No.
even though 1 became an American, 1
should not vote"
Woman's Emotionalism.
Mr.. Clarke said that, whereas he ap-
proved the ballot for woman and ad-
mitted the fact Of her ability to cope
with man in many fleIds. he thought
ism TO lead her into fads and useless
reforms"
1T is women" he asserted. who are
really at the bottom of these bluc-riD-
bon laws-these tyrannicaI restrictions
OF personal liberty Whenever d wom-
an permits her emotions TO run away
with her judgment, she Is almost sure
10 rush into something Of the kind.
Women are all right until they become
faddists
Prohibition does far more harm than
good. II isn't the right method 81 cur
ing the drink evil. I say. punish the
man who drinks to excess. Impose a
fine-a sufficiently large one-to have
effect. But don't punish the innocent
with the guilty by insisting on total
abstinence for all
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
WHISKY BARREL BURSTS,
WOMAN BADLY INJURED

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-Mrs. Ida
Laing, OF Vantage township. was seri-
ously injured by the ,iosion of a bar
rel in which she was about to place
a batch Of pickles.
Mrs. Laing took the bung out of the
barrel. and. lighting a match, pushed IL
inside so she could view the interior.
The barrel originally contained whisky
and the alcohol yapor formed an explo-
sive mixture with air, with the result
that the cask was blown to pieces with
a loud report
The flying slaves struck Mrs. I.aing
and she fell to the floor unconscious.
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
BABIES ON FIRE
With Eczema Sleep and Tired
Flothers Rest After Cuticura.

A warm bath with Cuticura Soap and
a single application Of Cuticura Oint-
ment, the great Skin Cure, viii afford
instant relief, permit rest and sleep. and
point 20 a speedy cure OF torturing,
disfguring humOrs, eczemas. rashes,
itchings, and irritatiOns Of infants and
children when all else fails. Guaranteed
absolutely pure under the United States
Food and Drugs Act and may be used
from hour Of birth.
Cuticu-a Soap 125cl. CJticurz Ointment c5oeD and
Guticur Reso.vent tS0c COR the form OF Chocolate
Coated Ps &c. per vial OF CO.. sold fhrougbout rhs
World Potter Drug & Chem Corp sole Props
= E-Haiied Free. Cuticura Book On SKI Dtseas.a-
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
OPERATOR SLAIN,
SHOT BY A HUSBAND

HAGERSTOWIN. Nd, Aug. I2-with
big hole in his breast. made by a
load Of shot. the lifeless body Of Morris
F. NanCosen. q Baltimore and Ohio rail
road telegraph operator was found yes
terday lying near the signal tower al
Hancock
William Jones a track hand. was ar
rested charged with the crime Il Is
said Jones was out with a shotgun look
ing for man whom he accused OF
having enticed his wife The police
think Vangosen was mistaken f6r the
man that Jones looked for.
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
-FOUR MEET DEATH
AS LAUNCH SINKS

RED BANK. N. J., Aug 12.-Four
men. all residents Of Newark, were
drowned from a launch in Raritan Bay,
off Port Monmouth. The names OF the
victims are: Charles Guenther. captain
Of the launch; Gustave Meser, a
chemist; Charles Weber, and Mr.
Schiver. The bodies Of Guenther and
Meser were recovered. but the bodies
Of the other two men are still at the
bottom of the bay.
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
HART M'EEE DENIES
STORY ABOUT DIVORCE

PARIS. Aug. 1z.-Hart Mckee laughed
when Informed Of the New York report
that his wife is suing him for divorce.
He said.
This must be the annual American
joke. The same story was circulated
last year. The runner Il absurd and
baseless. There are no clouds on our
matrimonial horizon We have yet 10
have our first matrimonial tin Why.
we have just signed the lease for twelve
years OF a beautiful mansion in the
Rue -Bassano. and are spending large
Gums on the decoration OF IT, That
doesn't look as II We had QuarreIed.
Please deny all these ridiculous rumors
Of divorce proceedings"
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
A FINAL INDICTMENT.

Visitors TO the Chautauqua Assem-
bly, were told yesterday that church
services IN the future would in reality
be smoking concerts II the present ten
dency were kept up A further induce
ment might be made. however. by Of
fering COUpons-New York Evening
Post.
The Washington times., 1907-08-12

lowed his parents to boss the wife. The
supreme decision is crisp. Il says:
Every wife is entitled 10 a home 10
correspond with the circumstances and
condition Of her husband, over which
she shall be permitted 10 preside as mis-
tTess. A wife does not forfeit her right
70 maintenance by refusing TO live in
home with and under control OF the
husbands mother"
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
MOther-in-LdW DOwned;
Can't Rule Wne'S Home

LINCOLN. Neb-. Aug. PA Nebras-
ka wife is mistress IN her own home.
says the supreme court Of the State The
mother-in-law is subordinate. Minnie
Brewer, Of Platte county. sued her hus-
band for maintenance. She declared Ec
brought his mother to the home and al
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
BoYERToWN BANK REoPENs.

The Farmers National Bank. Of
Boyertown, Pa, which was declared
insolvent, and placed in the hands of =
receiver. July 20, having complied with
the conditions imposed by the Comp
troller Of the Currency. today reOpened
Its doors for business.
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
EBetter to Be G1eat Mother
Than Famous Woman Surgeon,
Says CaSpar Puden Clarke
Epiqran1s on Women
BY Caspar Parden Clarke

great country, the free
ribbon laws nothing than tyranny
are for them.
Talk oppression in will you sy
dpotism than in the State Maine with
laws?
personal
liberty
Prohibition makes the suffer for the Incorporate
greatest professions requires
highest order of brains talent.
Women ought to have the ballot but there should be law max
practice domestic science compulsory before
who support home daughters working
wages simply contributing swell the Golfers
employers.
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
STRAIGHT TALK

Somewhat outspoken is the Penang
Gazette It remarked recently: Never
has there been in the worlds history
sucn a naooy, herring-gutted parody Of
an administration as that which is feebiy
trying 70 control the destiny of the
British empire today"
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
Baltimore Beauty and
Husband VIII Tour
Europe.

BALTIMORE. Nd. aug. 12.-The
marriage on Saturday OF Mrs. Adele
Horwitz Stevens 10 Beverly Robinson,
Of New York. while not surprising 20
her many friends here has revived talk
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
HOusekeeping a PROCESSION.
Woman Sufragists..

Mr.. Clarke should certainly receive 8
vote Of thanks from woman suffragists.
for he approves OF the ballot for the fair
sex.
Women have the right to voice In
the laws he said The humblest
woman wage-earner renting only a hall
oedroom, Is contributing her part TO the
tion.''
In discussing the possibility Of his be-
The Washington times., 1907-08-12
Views on Women.

But you'll talk about woman. won't
your
Very WELL he said, smiling. He
pushed the writing materials from him
and detached his mind from the alI-ab-
sorbing data on art and the prohibitive
tarin. He has a personality that con-
Vinces one Of sound. healthy mind in a
sound, healthy body. Although his white
hair and mustache indicate age. his
clear, ruddy British complexion and his
keen, young blue eyes give him the ap-
pearance OF youth. He has been mar
ried forty years and the father II nu-
merous children, married and unmar-
ried
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
The New commandant

Commander William >. Benson will
succeed Captain Colyocoresses as com
mandaut Of midsbipmen before the
opening Of the next academic year
next October. Captain Colvocoresses,
il is understood, has applied TO be re
tired. Commander Benson is light
house inspector Of the Sixth district,
with headquarters at Charleston, $.
q. lie is regarded as an ideal officer
for commandment, as be served as CHIEF
assistant to the late Captain Charles
r. ColohaB, when that officer was
commandment, aud also for several
months u1der Commander Badger,
who Was commandment during the adj
ministratiOn Of Admiral Brownson al
superintendent.
IL is understood that with the com
ing Of Captain Charles J. Badger, who
will succeed Rear Admiral Sands ~
superintendent on July ~, when the
latter goes On the retired list, there
will be many changes. The course Of
instruction at the institution will un-
dergo a thorough ovcrhanIing. II IL
suggested that the course ~ present,
taken a. whole. Is too theoretical,
and II i desired 20 make IL more
practical.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
NAVAL REVIEW PLANNED.
Conference of Secretary Metcalf and
Admiral Evans.

Secretary Metcalf and Jicar Admiral
Evans. commanding the Atlantic feet.
had conferences at The Navy Depart
ment II Washington, and arranged the
general plans for naval participation
IN the observance " . ofsla day ~
the jamestown Exposition on the
twelfth proximO.
The President viii be present on
that occasion. and will review the
waTsbips in Hampton roads, including
all the battleships. cruisers, gunbOats,
forpedo boats and other craft Of the
Atlantic fleet nov At New York and ~
tbe vicinity Of Chesapeake bay. and
the visiting feet from France and
Holland. The President viii make
the trip from Washington on the yacht
MayHower and will make the review
on that vessel.
In addition 10 the ships. all the
cadets from the West Point Military
Academy and ~ tIie midsbipmon
from the Naval Academy Will be pres
ent on Georgia Gay and participate in
the ceremonies. The cadets will make
the trip on The transport Sumner, and
the midsbipmcn will use the cruiseI
Olympia and other vessels Of fhe train.
ing s1uaflTOn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
Weather Forecasts For Summer

Here are Weather Prophet Devoe's
predictions for the entire summer,
which, he says, will be cool up 10
July 10, sand then roasting hot till
after September Is:
June to Moderately warm.
June S--VeTy heavy tbunderstorms,
followed by falling temperature.
June . to i3-Coldest summer wealth
er for many years in June, but too
cloudy for frost, though almost cold
enough tfOr snow.
June IL 10 l5-Pleasant.
I6-Warm, showery.
June IS to % Pleasant.
June 23-Warm and showery.
June 24-Heayy thunderstonms.
June % to 27-yery cold for sum-
mer.
July will come in cool and stay
so for several days.
''The Fourtb"-CoOl.
July 6-Tbunderstorms.
July 7 to 10--Very cold for that
time Of the year.
July IL and then through the sum
mer-Very hot. All crops will be late.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
Win Command rae Iohnnlts.

For the graduation ceremonies u
Thursday next. Midshipman Edward
=. Foy. 81 Little Rock. Ark. has been
given command Of the provisional
battalion organized 10 20 10 jamestown
and act a. part 81 the guard ~ honor
on the occasion ~ the Georgia Day
exercises. June 10, and viii De IN
charge. al the higher ranking on
GERS Of the brigads Of midshlpmen
will be- graduated on Thursday next,
but the appointments of new officers
for the next academic year will not
b. announced until late IN the sum
uer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
BOOK LORE.

The covers Of the last few numbers
of the National have been striklBgIy
beautiful, but none are more dainty
Or pleasing than the June design which
Is By W. q. upbam and - printed in
three cOioTs, and typiIeg the momeD-
tOus period IL the lives 81 stndiOns
youths all through the land ~ this
season " 'GraduatiOD.
Herbert O. Mccrillis contributes an
illustrated article entitled "BritOns
Who Fought ~ Bunker HILL" This
- particularly SeasonaDlc At this time.
The Home Department contains It's
usual number ~ helpful hints, while
there are a number Of poems reflect
ing beautiful sentiment. The Ma
fiOnaI ~ becoming better with each
and every number.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
TABLET FOR ST. JOHNS.
It's AfnIiation With University Of Maryland
Celebrated

As one Of the most interesting fea-
lures Of the centennial Of the Univer-
sity 0f/afaryland, a handsome bronze
tablet was presented by that institu-
ton on Saturday 10 st. Johns Col
eye Of this city, with which IL has re-
Gently affiliated. The tablet, which
will be hung in Mcdowell Hall, Is
inscribed as follows: lin commemo-
ration Of the ahiliation Of st. John
College with the University Of Mary
land. Presented by the regents Of the
University June J., 1907 Then fol.
lows the Latin phrase, 'OmiDum Pro
bate BOnum tenete.'
The welcome address was made by
Hon. J.. Writ Randall, Of this city.
The other speakers were DR.. J. G.
Hemmeter, Of the medical faculty Of
the University, and DR.. Thomas Fell,
president Of st. Johns College.
The alumni, With about fifty women,
came to Annapolis by rail and party
OF students came by the iceboat La.
tr0be. notwithstanding the inc lemen
weather there was large number oI
visitors.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
Preparing 70. Convention

THE citizens u Annapolis are max
ing great preparations 70 secure .
marked success in the annual nesting
Of the State Firemen's Convention that
will be held here On the u. - and -
instant. Committees Tor the several
classes ~ work involved have been
appointed, one % which - = pubIiea-
sion and advertising committee -
prepare matter for the press telling -
the sights 70 Dc seen in Annapolis, Its
historic places and its historic paint
iDgs. This il the second time iu the
last score 81 years that Annapolis las
The last one held here began on June
., 1901.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
CHOCTAW INDIAN IN JAIL
George WhftecIond Arresfed-Skips With
Firemen's Pay

0eorge Whitecloud, ..ChOctaw In
dian. who has been employed a. fore
man driver q the Ere engine u 10
2 Fire Company. and also driver for
the city refuse cart 81 the street
cleaning department left town >afur-
dag afternoon. taking with him the
pay belonging 10 three eol0red EN-
pl0yes in tire same wOrk.and amount
ing to sl7.68.
The Indian was arrested IN Balti-
more on the charge Of misapprCpriat-
ing funds, and was brOught 20 An
napolis yesterday afternoon By Snerin
Ifnfbicum, AMI lodged IN Jail
whitecloud Is about = years u age.
has spent sometime IN the United
states Indian school AZ Carlisle. Pa
and speaks English huentiy-
The Indians present predieament -
due 10 the fact that De took too much
frewater, got his 1aEpzint On and LETT
his happy hunting ground in Annapo-
lis for bigger and more wicked reser-
walton In Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
Circus Coming.

Many q youDgsteT viii sleep with
one eye open watching for the FIRST
break Of dawn, and as soon as the
sun begins 10 peep above the horizon
will quietly slip on bis clothes and
sneak down the back stairs, softly
open the back door and hike toward
the depot aud perch on box car 70
await the first appearance 81 the Van
Amburg show trains. Of course,
whom Jimmy gets down BE finds that
Bill. Pete Jack and some " the rest
Of the gang were there already and
guy him for not getting np before 4
O'Clock, but what's tie difference II
will be show day Just the same.
The circus Is coming June IL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

Granted Leave to Receive Sword.

Passed Midshiprnan Arthur "
Frank, Of Mobile. Ala, on duty aboard
the battlesbip Kearsarge, has been
granted leave TO come 10 Annapolis
and receive the sword Of which be
was declared winner for having been
most proficient IN practical and thee
retical ordnance during the last aca-
demic year. This sword is an award
by the class Of II, Naval Academy
1t has been received here and Is Of
handsome design, suitably inscribed
Afidshipman Frank graduated from
the Academy iB September last -
one Of the star members. The
sword will be presented tomorrow
morning, following the infantry drill
by the brigade.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

Yanlxton, ;. D., June 3.-Yankton
College. the oldest institution Of high
or learning in the upper Missouri
Valley, is preparing 10 celebrate its
twenty fifth anniversary next week in
connection with the regular commence
ment exercises. The college was
founded by Joseph Ward under the
General Association Of Congregational
Churches Of Dakota territory in 81.
The WORK Of instruction began Octo-
Der 4, 'S2. Interesting historical ex-
ercses will mark the coming ceIebTa-
ton and the speakers will include a
number Of leading educators OF this
and other states.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

II T. undigesfed food that causes
sourncss and painful indigestion. Ko-
dol For Indigestion should be used for
relief. Kodol - a solution ~ yegeta bio
acids. II digests what you eat. ,
couects the deficiencies o. dIgeStioa.
KCd0l conforms ~ lie National Purt
Food and Drug Law. Sold here by
FeldmeYer Bros. DrygQists-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
HcEs@s FeIfs flOsg - EeJsese
ssilennsatle qasna.

} base isen 3 rery greet ss.lIereF ls1aa tsss
sTa.lssl diaeage, rheumatism, fgF q Eanier
= yeans. have TIED many 11ediciEes sal
never got urcb relief from any q t,seu
sg1tit tgo years ago, when J b01zht a bottle
4 Cham5erlzin's Pain Bain3- j found r.
lief before had fssed 81 81 one bostle, bit
ke5f On applying i ard sooa felt Ike =
different woman. 1broueA nIy advice MARI
u ny fTieDds hare tired i and ezn tea yoa
how wonderfully i has woTke1s-3lzz.
SARAH A. COLI, 10 :. Eew e. DgTer.
Del Chagnlerl4in's Paia Baim Is I'M
DeDL Tie relief from pain Which i aEoEdz
j. alone worth many times lf5eoe<- Itnzhes
rel AMI sleep rosasDie. For ezls by
Feldmeyef Bros' Drug St0se.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

New Orleans. La. June 3-.-Today,
the anniversary Of the birth Of JeIer-
son Davis. was observed throughout
Louisiana as Confederate Memorial
Day. Solemn and impressive exer-
cises marked the observance IN New
Orleans, all the Confederate oTganiza-
lions having made eIaborafe arrange
ents for the occasion. In other cities
Of the state the day was likewise OBJ
served with memorial exercises and
the decoration Of the graves Of the
soldiers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
s,mred on fxaermat,.....

Nr. VIM. Henry u CIizftzaooxz, Tenz-
lad rheumatism IN his Ieft arm. sThs
strength teen8e6 70 hare 1oze 80 q ths
nEscies 70 that Il w4s nselsss ~ scrs.' ke
savE II applied CIszmier5z1n's Pain Rzins
and wrapped The ara u flannel - nszht-
ard 70 my relief fc,s1d hat the pain grail
rally left re ard TIE s<Se59fh 1et1rred- II
three weeks TIE skeDmagisra had dsszppszrs.
ard has net sInee Feg1rTse< II frCzSles
with Tbeomzliem TT = fer spf4icassons q
yain Baifn. Yen are certain - - pieassd
With the Ee1ief HIieh i zl5onsz. For zzls y
FeIdmeyer Bros Drug Stcse
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

Richmond, Va. June 3.-This was
the closing and browning day Of the
most successful reunion ever held by
the Confederate yeterang-the day 81
the big parade, followed by the un-
yelling Of the Jefferson Davis moDu-
ment. The day was holiday I'm Rich
moDd, public buildings and stores
closing at noon for the remainder of
the day. Thousands Of visitors, COM
ing for the sole purpose Of seeing tie
old soldiers, were added 10 the null
titude already on the streets. The
start Of the parade was made shortly
before noon. General Stitb Boiling,
marsha. Of the day, and STAFF, pre-
ceded by mounted police 10 clear the
way, led the procession. Tho route
led through Smith, Grace, Fifth and
Franklin streets, passing in review 81
the Davis monument. The line 81
march WAS packed mass " human
ffv.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

Mayor J. dep. Dow has returned
from .SaBders' rife range ~ Glen Bur
ME, where he has been iustruetfng
the men for The past week Liegten-
ant DOW reports q great deal -
hard work - the range and good
craftsmanship on the part q the men-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

20, ] NnsF IDnflH = q LII,
Pound wLaf? Why tissi Caanibeslsin1s
eslye cures erzfsca sDd al ragHer - Itch
iBg u tho sin I iiage fee1 sG.icsed for
fary years 9Th kin Cise1ee. had 70 eef
ap three - four times sseFy night aDd val,
9Th cid wateF - ailsy tile g.EgsAIe sfciiGg,
but since rs5ng fiis aaiveip Derrr,i,e-. 1876,
the itching bar topped sa3 has s,st troubled
me- EfDEa J0Ifx =. Dx0LfY Eo1,ville,
Pa For sale ~ Fel5raeyer Eraa.' Drug
~11sr.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

The services yesterday morning At
the ; o'clock mass AZ 81. Mays
Church were very solemn. The chill
dren 81 the parish who we're confirmed
by the Cardinal some time ago, took
their first communion. A large con-
creation was present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
Xl.nnnlna fnur...

Lave ned CiiambeTlain's Cough Rem
s4y n ny naniiy IN esses II wboCpiDI
coeah, and wang - tell you that i = TIC
best medicine ] have egfg used.-W. 4.
gser0x, Posco. Ga. This feuie3y = sate
ssd sire. For fsIe by feldmeyer Bfos.'
Ey-s- Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

Washington. y. g., June 3.--The case
81 EdyIn $. Holmes, Jr., former as
sistsnt sfatisticIan Of the Department
Of Agriculture. was called for trial to-
day before Judge Stafford In Criminal
Court No. J.. Holmes was indicted
some months ago for conspiracy with
Frederick a. Peckam and Moses
Haas, Of New York, in connection
with the cotton LEAK" scandal Of
two years ago.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03

SIR. Walter D. seed. 81 Tuscaloosa
Ala, and Mrs. Seed. are stopping az
Carvel Hall. They are visiting their
son, Afidshipman seed. SIR. seed is
state treasurer Of Alabama and quite
a distinguished Southern gentleman
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-03
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
Gov. Curry comiaz Home From Philip
pines Portland Has Al
Election.
DOCTORS IN SESSION At AT
LANTIC CITY.

Manila, +. T.. June 3.-Captain
George Curry, governor ~ Samar for
the past two years, sails FOR the Uni
ted states today 10 assume the duties
u bis new position II governor Of New
Mexico.