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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-05
March 5 In Bistory.

to3-odoacer. chief of the
Heruli. who deposed the
last Roman emperor and
became king of Italy,
died.
i534-Antonio Ailegrl Cor
reggie, Italian painter.
died; born 1885,
tbSs-Henrl l.. prince of
Conde. Huuticf of Lead
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-05
TIE COLLINwooD DISASTER

II. KAMPF, Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15
rhe rerraee Re.ervoIr.

The San LUIS Valley Land, Irri.
cation and Power company has
surmounted all fnanclal difficulties,
and the Terrace reservoir is to be
completed during the next two
years.
At present there Is gang of
men at work on the reservoir re-
pairing the dam No AS to provide
against the food waters in the
spring. After the suhsidlng of
which the construction of the dam
will be recommsncsd. At present
the dam u 80 feet high and when
completed will be 1t0 feet and will
conserve water sufficient for 30, 900
acre feet, sufiic,entto cover 80, 600
acres one foot deep
The coming spring there will be
an ample supply II water to ,rrl.
gate all the land -ln cultivation
under this reservoir.
1t is high time that Monte Vista
got busy and improved the roads
from town to the Bowen country
in order to insure the trade of ~
settlers under this big reservoir.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15
stass oea11ae1ee Mee,lna.

E. T. Elliott and James p. Veer.
kamp, state committeemen from
Rio Grande oounty, J. S. Camp
bell, chairman Il Rio Grande
county, and B. q. Breckenridge
were present Wednesday at the
meeting Of the Republican state
central committee.
Everyone was in favor of hsr-
mony and success. Nothing Of
special importancs WAS done ex.
cept fixing the Hpe and place for
holding the convpption to select
dslsgatst 10 the ~ bnal convon
tion and the passing of resolu
ton, offered by Gov. Buchtel
favoring the candidacy Of Secre
tary Taft for president.
It was decided to hold the con
vention at Pueblo, April q.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

H Ahoosa Joarsal propousds
ths qssst3ee:
"0as 4 happseed wsthis ~
osnety, q 0e6 ebas . Mooee VIA
rel 061n1o uDo0 ovos bG0oGot q
M bsyss w,tAis eight ntDss q
AhooeG, eSsepe - pass tascagh
AlaQA9 guesdoa - ~ tralof
H. eaastioe y. saelly soswsssd
VIA ~ - woed Mo-. Tbsss
hsve ~ - laolD Soe ~ wlthio
eaGhs uiles ~ . ssass1ea1lDos
~ eG1aoo - g 0eu1o vlels
seeI1 I1ssee0nsnl. :,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15
Leisure by Ds. meers.

Dr.. Moore will give . lecture st
The Presbyterian church on the
evening of February 2sth. Sab
jest: "Whst Fools Tbsss nortals
BA" This lecture has been given
q two Chstauquas 10 the East and
was highly appreciated.
Tickets on sale q Blacks Jew.
elry Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

c. W. Foster expects bic wife to
return ~ soon ss Tho roads got
psssable. She writes that they
have had abundancs Of snow 10
Pennsylvania which has greatly
lmpedetl travel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15
ore i. cat Orssik.

John Kramer. who has been
prospecting in Cat Greek for many
yesrs, has At last found 4 body Of
ore that promises to reward HIM
amply for MI his laborA He has
opooed lead that runs from 80
to 976 to the ton at "grass root" :"
Samples of this ore may be seen ut
Fsssett's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

The Modern Woodwen band
will give . concert q Broadway
Opers house, next Monday night
The entertainment viii be IN.
Usually interesting and will consist
Of selections by the band, mixed
quartet, male quartet, solos, etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

Laura Bechtsl he's bssn sick
With measles and pneumonia the
pest ten days. She = now grad.
ually recovering.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

James L. Hart retsrspd. Friday
norniux from . trip 70 Dsavsr
end Pusblo where b went With
3 coss Of hogs. !.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

B. q. Breckenridge came home
from Denver Thursday morning
and has been confined 10 his
house with a bad cold.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

Petse Buckls cane 10 on The
morning train Friday % . day's
visit With lrisnds 10 0ooto Visa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

y. Mascrsnas has bought place
In Hieklss addition ard - moved
iAlo oame.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

Aoats Vista shippers cold lambs
- Kaasas Csty Wednesday at fol-
lowing prices: Grant Newmsysr.
- lba lamba o6.SS; McDoaald,
7S lbs. 6.S6; NcCtarss, u lba
o6.S0;C. 3. DssdA q lhal $50;
J. b. Desda, 70 Ibs. $50. Ths
tops 10 Chicago, Cd. 90.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

} T. r. Pacs was h town Thurs.
dav. Hs aad BE wife sxpses 70
leave for ths Imperial Valley. Csl.
,ifosaia, h about two wsskA whsss
they have boaght laad. 1hsy Win
reGnala there IL % iode1aats time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

6ss ". 3. Bones sdvsstissusn'
= aac4ionser IL snoGhee colunn
He = . practical man and pssns
nsatly looatsd In Monte Visa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-15

ytsnk Whittlsssy will sooa
aovs his family 70 Colombo
0peiAGp where b vii. euGngo II
~ seal sela1e baeinsoe. !.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

Congo decoration without first get
ting the consent OF his own mon
arch This brings about the paradox
zeal situation that Leopold as SOY
creign OF the Congo, confers hon
ors on Belgians, and then, this same
Leopold, as king OF the Belgians,
is called upon to confirm or reject
the same in the interests OF Bel
GUM.
This circumstance gives Leopold
sort OF "double option by which
if his second thoughts counsel him
that he has not done well In "dec
Grating" Mr.. A. or not done we'll in
decorating" Mr.. B., ne can, If he
so choose, go back on his word as
a person without forefiting his title
to good faith as a monarch,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12
SPRINGER DAMAGE
SUIT GOES HIGHER
Little Rock Attorneys to Go to St.
louis to Argue Pine Bluff
WOman'S Case.

Charles T. Coleman OF the firm
of Murphy; Esleman and Lewis,
Little Rock, will go to st. Louis on
Monday to appear before the Unit
Cd States Court Of Appeals and ar
que the appeal in the suit Of Laura
Springer, administrative, against
the Iron Mountain Railroad Com
pany. This suit was brought in the
Federal Court at Little Rock last
year, and when the evidence was
taken. Judge Trieber ordered the
jury to return verdict for the de-
PENDANT on the grounds that the
husband Of the plaintiff was guilty
of contributory negligence. The
suit was for $4,000 damages.
John I. Springer. the husband of
the plaintiff in the suit, was killed
by train which was switching
about in the yards at the time OF
the great fire in this city last Feb
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

AUatrttt. III adTi"i.-E pointed tC tae
failures in Ancri'a ard Who toe
lack experience ~ pointed GU
that one Of the most patriotic coun-
tries in the world. Japan, bought
her navy abroad and developed her
shipbuiiding at the same time.
The people Of Australia now
hope that some prominent English
firm will establish works in Aus
tral'a which might later be taken
over by the common wealth or some
Australian firm.
In order to have an army ready
in an emergency, the people of
Australia have decided to have six
teen days camp training annually
for all young men between eighteen
and twenty-one. this training to
be made compulsory, and the Aus
tralian boy who is already accus-
toned to rifle shooting is not likely
TO show any Discrimination 10 un-
dcrtake this service.
In this manner the prime min
ister hopes to have an available
guard OF nearly a quarter Of mil
lion trained men.
In strong contrast to the social
lists of Europe who are opposed to
the maintaining OF armies of any
kind the socialistic Australians are
among the strongest advocates Of
policy Of defense which will make
every adult citizen a defender of
MS country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

In the general prosperity OF Our
country by having steady work ana
better wages than ever before-what
are you doing with your share?
Prudent worlmen are making hay
while the sun es"-they're buiId.
ing \ bank account at our Savings
Department while times are prosper
ous-getting 3 per cent interest on
their money.
Why not Join them? i
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

Since the foundation of the Con-
60 Free State its sovereign, who
also happens to be king Of Belgians,
has instituted quite half dozen
orders Of merit or decorations, :"
which have been conferred upon
Belgians and others who have dis
tinguished themselves In various
ways in the development Of the
state where Leopold has so many
financial and economic interests.
Now a Belgian may not wear a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

1Cffed 10 the war Office in order
mat he may gam some amount OF
experience in the administrative
wcll-knoWn and extremely corpu-
lent pccrcss TO reduce her weight
nave for Il long while formed an
amusing topic OF discussion in So
called smart circles.
Turkish baths. hot and cold
packs, the grape cure and the nau-
seous water Of Homburg and Mar
1enbad have all been tried in turn
but the supertluous adipose tissue
obstinatcly refuses to be dislodged.
In despair she has now broken
out in a new direction, and publicly
ANNOUNCES hdr adherence to the
peculiar tenets of the Christian
Scientists. This has. Of course. CIV
en- excuse for good deal of clatter,
more or less humorous.
In the direction of wit, however,
the palm is easily taken by newly
made bride of American origin,
who, when asked her opinion Of the
latest move. murmured archly, by
faith shall ye remove mountains. "
The people of Australia who
have at last decide to spend mil
lions to defend their country in
case Of a war, have reluctantly CIV
en- up the idea Of building their tor
pedo boats in the commonwealth
shipyards, but will buy them from
English shipbuilders
This decision has been taken
only after long deliberations for 1t
was wish dear to the heart of
many Australians that their own lit
tie feet should be Australian III
every way-bH;lt. owned and MAJ,
ned by natives. The admiralty
however was opposed to the projec.
OF building the boats, because the
shipbuilders OF the country have NO
experience in that line.
In arguing the pllesi:sa - oeva~
al meet rs 81 so>:ats,,s Of t.:e
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

special Cable to the Graphic by
Richard Ahercorn. From the
Hearst News Service.
London, Jan. 11.-Prince Arthur
OF Connaught will not accompany
his father to Malta, it being thought
desirable that he should have fur
Their experience as company officer
before being promoted to the staff,
and consequently he will remain
with his regiment, the Scots Greys.
On Salisbury Plain. It is probable,
however, that after another year or
sos service here he will be trans
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

Miss Madeline Prudhomme left
this morning for Pine Bluff, where
she will re-enter Annunciation
Academy, where she has been
student for several years.--Texar..
kama TeXarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

A serious crisis in the shipping
trade has been brought about by
the high price Of coal.
Ehe shipowners Of Liverpool,
Glasgow, London, Cardiff, Grimsby
and other ports agreed to lay up a
percentage Of their steamships be-
cause the high price Of coal makes
1t impossible for them to run the
boats, except at a loss. 1t is said
that a large number of vessels Will
be laid up and their cargoes trans
ferred to their ships which are now
sailing only partly full. This
means Of course that thousands of
men will be thrown out of employ
men;.
From all parts OF the country
come stories Of manufacturing in
dustries crippled or forced to sLs-
pend on account Of the price Of
i. Sheffield Is suffering acutely,
and Scotland is also feeling the
pinch.
In view of these facts, it is inter
esting to note that the exports OF
coal this year-the first since the
removal OF the coal export tax by
the present Government-haye in
creased by 100000 tons, Germany
alone taking 100000 tons more
than in 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF

ruary, when he as trying to move
some household furniture out OF
the path of the rapidly advancing
Hamea
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

Mrs. T. NJ. Hooker of this city
and her mother, Mrs. J. n. Smith
of Broo1ville, Miss, are visiting
friends in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

John +. Rutherford went to New
Orleans Friday night on a business
He will join D. II. Duncan
there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12
NICE NEWS NOTES
FROM LONDON TOWN

work OF the army. Rumors that
the formal animation OF his be-
trothal will he published in the
New Years are again being crcu-
lated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-12

Prince Arthur of Connaught
Will Not Accompany His
Father to Malta, Because
Of His Inexperience as a
Company Officer - Re-
mains With Regiment.
CRISIS IN SHIPPING
High Coal Prices Result in a Tie.Up
OF Steamships-Congo Free State
Sovereign Confers decorations"
Upon Belgians and Others Who Have
Distinguished Themselves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
KAEA AND cATHcART.

The Republican Central Committee when the
ticket that
that the Republican high IDEALS fording
which
cit would the Hawaiian people the
world his
people,
that he this
being battery agrancywhich that he
working living lived his wits;
respect
the County Attorney
ability;
affords
ject chung
he the hope of the party?
stigma the fair of Hawaii and the
the Legislature what will
home the mainland when it becomes known
classifying indictments election in
the highest legal office within the gift the peope' Will it
the Republican proof that the party
trusdf VIII not fair basis fer
the awaans but the Hawaii perverted in
their moral sensblites, and not be trusted?
selfconfeed
with the his seeking ga friend at
political
sufficient dsqufy
public Hawaii how down the scale of moral OBJ
Hquty must he he will be disqualified
think the judgment of Theodore Ro
IN a matter this'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
MIR. cATHcART's DEFENSE.

Cathcart unchecked
his
his him the Adve
tisr candidate public office.
although
Mr. Cahca fair play his defense reaching that has read the
his position a large body
The sentimental therefore, the under attacked
INSCRIPTIONS which has undoubtedly Influenced
and the judged its merits prefacng this
this complete calculation his defense.
which should him the confidence the
fully the
candidacy public
to of today
Wan Hoy but for Pae publish in
this Paa
will
another
w. with all citizens have
prosecutions solely
Advertiser its Mr. Cath
conviction the the
elecng him
with
majority Cathcart gentlemen who
to victoy
live by politics. they the oughte irresponsible;
the battle
candidate still
the firing line
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
BREAK1Na TRADITIONS OF JApAN.

Japanese Honolulu doubtless in the same measure those Of
Japan tremendously impressed with the
his the in
lis voiced in the Hawaii snpo which yesterday gave
the that the traditions
royalty have broken
"Wh
thing there significance this
beloved and the American
1T indeed historic affair that breaks the tradition thousand years
Ever there history invariably
always the center of the nations worship
oee
them person greatest of
nation tumu country
the upon
the rulers years
The Empire of Nippon holy
ruled it.
Forgn strongly country
brought the boiling white
of
signed his memorable that opened
this who
shake hands
social position they will
touch person. 4
a
of
ons represented by herself and her foreign visitors No word will
this gratitude.
others
conscience For months japan mispned America by
those who mischief thereby accomplish their selfish
hea prevailed the people
which, combined with the
Roosevelt, papers
alliance between the nations.
Why should the with natOnsf
country
which which might nwise
macious developed into the world
the American the solution the problems arising
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
THE ATTEMPTED B1AckMA111Na CASE.

charge published attempted
Kneys that the latter had turned down. and did
Kinney returned coroboaes Mr. Coun
telling story tells seeking
his Kinney that he
suite
earthly could Cbun
If had the inung Mr. Cahcar would he
still until
sourc
did nure Cahca that he would
be dasay lie it
Colbun
specified
refused allow Mr. Cobun dates places the latter being
and Offering to do
Mr. Ch and his only the charge, fiat denial
IN his his only defence alibi
his attorney about
proposition Cngworth shady nature that
the the
proposition
talking
o all.
With the reasonable raised that he did make kind
Courn it safe thing him office the
pant of which should be above suspicionf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
WHEN oArHcAnr RAN BEFORE.

In years Char though without
published
Kauokaani had 1877 votes getting considerable
party pd W. Smith 26l6
Republican vote 2693
him journal merely
ordina orts of 20 him.
the the House
of
the House d. Castro 1885; j. Hughes 1895; j.
w Quinn, 1887; W. Rawlns 1923
Republican
1858; s.
N Lew, 1876; L. Paoo 1923
in Cathcart
got19 running 479 behind his ticket.
Republican the Fifth District was 64 Cahcar re-
running ticket Averaging the two districts he
lmoreth an5 votes defeated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
MIR. oArHoARr PLEADS GUILTY.

Mr. cahea columns in this
which Advertiser
One of the charges made was that he had proposed Director of the
political support Advertiser.
charge
By his failure this charge Mr. Cathcart pleads guilty For
that admitted the Judd special committee
the supervision and
powers
suchc
If thing that experience has taught
warning permitting public service corporations control
nnholy alliances.
The County Attorney should be such character that he would
influenced his
public franchise holders giving him political
significant thing
and proposed it.
There nsnuaton the foregoing statement that the corporations
which would
Cha if they had followed his suggestion bargain with him
that the corporations honest
the vcounes the County
standpoint delght
what he is capable of if he has the that
TO have him hold the Office of County Attorney.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
WONG MOON TONG FIRST
REGISTRATION CULPR|T

G. H. Mcbride, the Governors sec
Rotary, who was recently commissioned
by the Secretary of the Territory to
go after fraudulent registrations by
Cinnamon, fred the first shot of his
campaign last night with the arrest of
Wong Moon Tong.
Wong Moon Tong was anxious to go
to the Coast bnt had no Hawaiian birth
certificate. He asked Mr.. Mcbride if
he could get permit but was refused
on account of having no permit to en-
ter the United States. After being re-
fused this permit on October he
swore to Hawaiian birth with Lee
Sing and Au Mong as witnesses who
said that they had attended his birth
party in the Ali block.
Secretary Mott-Smith swore out
warrant for his arrest yesterday, but
the Chinaman could not be found until
late hour, when he was finally un-
earthed by Officer Ali and Mr.. Me-
Bride at s15 Young street, where he
used to- work. More arrests win fol-
low, as the authorities have deter
mined to wage a vigorous campaign
against fraudulent registration.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

Dredger men are arriving in town to
look over the Pearl Harbor proposition.
Among them is Captain Masculine, who
represents a company with new hy-
draulic dredge controlled by the Bow
ers people. 7. H. Green is here rep
resenting the North American Dredging
company Bids to be opened in De-
cember for the Pearl Harbor channel
and harbor dredging call for the re-
moval of 100000 yards Of material.
The bids are to be opened in Washing
ton and it viii take about two weeks
before the bids actually reach here by
the mail route.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
OCEANIC BOATS FOR
COLONIES RUN AGAIN

Call.-Following close upon the in
terchange of expressions of good will
between the United States and New
Zealand, incident to the visit of the
fleet in the south seas, comes the an
nouncement that the two countries are
to be connected once more by direct
line of steamships. The service will be
resumed in January of next year by the
Oceanic Steamship Company in con
junction with the Union steamship
Company of New Zealand. After an
absence of one year, during which New
Zealand and the United States have
been practically out of touch with each
other, vessels carrying the American
flag will again ply regularly between
San Francisco and New Zealand.
With the new year regular passen.
ger and mail service will be inaugural.
ed between San Francisco and yelling.
ton, the capital of New Zealand. Not
only will the new line aid in building
up America commerce and its mer-
chant marine, but it win tend to add
to the importance of the port of San
Francisco. When the Oceanic service
was discontinued a year ago, predic-
tions were made that the New Zealand
trade that had passed through this
port would find its way to the upper
harbors of the Pacific or to Canada.
The recent visit of the feet to New
Zealand has greatly strengthened
Americas position in the south seas,
and an increased traffic is looked for
as a result.
The route has been arranged Tor the
special advantage of travellers, and will
allow a two-days' stopover at Tahiti.
The reversal of the seasons will admit
of a perpetual summer trip, Tahiti en-
joying its warm season during the Cal
ifornia winter. =
The sailing arrangements formerly in
effect made Auckland the port of call
in New Zealand, but the new schedule
planned TO begin next January makes
Wellington the point of destination.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
THAT 100 ACRES OF LAND.

The evidence mulphe make
the backwoods and
would get law passed which would
Whereabouts Honolulu
ment.
We suggest the Republican denial he wired
districts
aon there so that the voters who his gospel
revised of
talk generally trips the talker
as this boomerang
Dukedom Makua
SOUND more ike Meanwhile,
for Hawaii in Congress for the cleo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

1t was of to be that
much of the Cobun
MAINS however that he nothing him.
and that of the last
by using
which his charge thought it
could be substantiated.-Star
Mr. Kinney, have said BEFORE
the of the directors
of $4,000 the better The publications
his Mr. Knney's silence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
PEARL HARBoR.

than which, times Eastern has
fshtte
than salt the from Honolulu 1t would be quite
blocks
Williamsburg harbor prolific
the
side had miles manmi where Pearl Harbo has
all the
the world Admiral Niahan calls it, for naval vessels
which
marsh the depths of its
about miles
o fathoms minimum of four
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27


Guiding the police public
Cathcart him.
the Republican
with the
weaken with charges the gravet
they
piicket idea gaining possible
being
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

Were the detectives by the
shadow Cathcat
public in
to help the Advertiser up his
detecting
Chinese
the Chief
carts AS public
being
a a runne ersonaly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

Cathcar Adaeh
something the kind The Advertiser opinion
Adachi; Cathcart proverb
who lies with dogs with aeas People their
associates and If Mr. Cathcart permits gentlemen Ada peculiar
Of morals to public
of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

w. II. Mcclellan, regular nominee of
the Democratic party for the Office of
Supervisor for the City and County of
Honolulu, has been connected with the
sales department of the Honolulu Iron
Works for the past ten years. He
bears fine reputation with his EN-.
ployers and asks the electors to vote
for him next Tuesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

]. H. Brown, Federal inspector, is
now at Hilo looking over the prepare
tions for the work ON the breakwater.
He is building a residence contiguous
to the work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

he lame in
that this
Chinatown Iwie
peddled but SO
far a we no u I'm for have found.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

protested caft
good his lt.f az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27

the truth the police spying
could scarcely be blamed if they did.