davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

YOU have read never so little Of y King IN Khaki
YOU are eager for the next instament and YOU haven't
had opportunity even for that, read the synopsis IN
this number Of our SUNDAY MAGAZINE and then take up
the tale which VIII carry you along swiftly with such
power, that YOU Will wait nratienty Tor next weeks
iss,lc containing the declaration OF Beaumont,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
Why Smith Is a King

Why Om1th is a K1ng
81 r. YOU have never of khaki
I YOU are eager lnstaent and YOU haven't
, fAA opportunity that read the synopsis
R 9 this number MAGAZINE then take up
{aL Id which viii carry you along swiftly with such
S5Sy1 ~ power that YOU Will n1aenr weeks
issue, containing the declaration OF Beaumont
millions fight with 1t seems rather
a poor Joke considers Smith merely the capable
manager of commercial venture on a tropical island with qaxoc
about honesty and justice
But this man Smith IS real king who authority
did those raised their Strongest oft the
lckcr throne and changing and hearts SAID Be thou
Acknowledged Strongest (vcn Man that
AcO didn't inherit his hnssh. he It Beaumont
doesn't fully realize that millions
rsed at the manly straightforward appeal that Smith makes him.
when Beaumont things happen swiftly that he has to use
energy keep up with them Smith isn't afraid
kind methods when the circumstances Justify
cutting and he has mighty lieutenant OBren the
reckless ovabe Smith himself All the followers Of
give chief loving Obedience True Guidance,
Carlyle again, A Khaki IS a real and real wonans
story and gets better with every line.
Shorty McCbc takes the center the age-tIa opening
page magazine especially light Illuminating
good gashed he pleased
call the happy stretch" He happy his head feels like caoup
filed vanilla ice
"Why Shorty the has OF leading
simple worthy
any magazine YOU given
sight the real Shorty his the good human help
him which joyous
1t might be worth your while remember his simple philosophy
"As rule a When things
their worst put right
We going tell YOU what this particular Shorty McCabe
story beyond with
du, mysterious, about the thing the
"The Fog by James story
the highly imaginative exciting tale what might happen
England with the Allied Powers the
which makes illusion impressive than
This the the political
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-25
Lots on Connecticut Shore Of Long Island Sound

on nyo o. how small
be beer
simple It
of Of
hasb land n of
have on pulses
in real estate of
is predict
the
oil
IN
and
shore and country Within advantage Of the
n to
Tmid disappeared but
r farms al
sufne
danger dsuden hnnkag loss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-25
rms, $40 Down and SO a Week

be
n TO fcmh n We will
in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-25

will
81 n of
ochdw nhav mSretme ywenudn
o. the will
h dOpnngD
" al pnesw astonishing
really il, in the nGghb0 of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-25
Refinement Assured.

Only persons of good character shall be allowed o
time from now on Your money will be safe here and
in the CITY,.
Ali buildings shall be set back 20 feet from the
Beverages shall not be sold cauie in the deed will
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

slight weakness in vegetable prices
is the only noticeable change IN the
market this morning. Tomatoes and
ASPARAGUS illustrate this tendency. Bet
ter receipts OF rhubarb have lowered
prices for this commodity
The wholesale prices are:
Eggs-Ncarby. fancy, (resh Va. 15c;
nearby average. l5c; "a. Va. and :. "
Va li'ze Tennessee, lrzc; North Carolina,
Chees-N. Y. state. factory. large 1saI5lLc.
fats, 10 sal7c; small. isizal5c; summer. large.
l41l5e: igmmer small. lial4'=c fair to gcod.
lzalSc; Western factory. new choice, liza
l5c: FAR 20 good. lie: Virginia. 10c
Butter e ea.liery. fancy. 81 age: Western.
Grsts, 2sa30c; seconds. 25c. june e1a2Sc: pro-
ess. fancy. Sa-ic; fair 10 good. 2la23c. dair'.
choice. zlae-c; gooa. lSa>eci store packet.
Live Poultry-chickens. fancy. large. lsl
PC; winter 23a@5c. spring. 50a3jC. stays. per
ID, lOalic' hens. per 10. fp.sIsc: ROSTERS.
per To-. Z e. ducks. spring. large. per H.. isa
ltc; srlal. per To-. llai-c. geese. per lb-.
a3yc. turkeys. tO1Is. per ib.. Il sa1sc: hens,
per l'-, lSal'c; thin. Zee. keats, peg 3D.,
Dressed Touit-y-Turkeys. choice. uai-saa.
hens. To-. &c. average. undrsWa. mixed.
per To-, HaiA~, thin. ger d.. l"al-c. young
toms. l6alsc: id toms, Isaieci chickens,
large per lb-- 1lslSc- small ger lp-,
IStzaZb'1c. hens and chickens mixed. lsal5c.
cspons. lib average. per To-. Zsa2-c; small.
lAa-tc; s.ipS- per 10. lSalscs hens, choice,
per 10. 15alsc: ROSTERS. per 10. S2sc; ducks,
l5a15c, geese. per 10. l0alIc.
Green FrUit-Apples-York Imperial packet.
si.5oa2.5o; Ben Davis packed. Si.5o342. 50;
Wine sap. packed. $l-5Ga3.0o: AlDem, Pippin,
packed. S4-p1; fancy table fruit. packed,
g. 5aa3.5o; SPY. per b5i-. packed. S2-Ocas--5i
OTanges-Flo-lda- bright, per box. 81,
California nayels. per box. &2.Z5a2-s5. grape
fruit Florida per box. SS-50a4- %; cran5erries.
per box. s. opa8-50. per Dbl. S501 %; straw
berries. eoa35c a.
eEetables-P0tatOez. per bu.. T5as0c. new
Florida per bbI. s.. 00aZ 90. sweet potatoes.
per biol. q. o5a500; yams PEI Dbl. ss.5Oas. 60.
kalc. per BIOL. 4ua50c. spinach, per b5I.
q. OUaI.Z5. lettuce. Florida. per basLet. SlZ3a
$50, onions. Ohio, per bu.. SlaS1cs slri1s
beans, green. per basket, S3.00a4.UJ. celery,
per crate. s.. e0ac.50; tomatoes. per crate $50
a. -. heets. per bunch. 3s5c; cauIihoXe-.
per crate. 2325a2.15. rhuDarb. dJZ.. -Jcg sc.
spare gus, per doz-. 81 01a2-5O.
Dressed Msats-Calves. fun dressed. r DC.
heads on Sa2c; hog dressed calves. .S9c;
small ana neat. per cwt, ''eaSci medium,
ia1iac. hesyy. 6izc-
Live stock Cattle. extra. per cVt-. SI--5a
g. -, butcher. per cVt., $ 0oa5.15s common.
per cwf.. sal; hogs, p-r cwf-. gross SAGA
s %. ordinary. per cv-r-. S5AQs5-5o; sheep.
prime. s40ns5.e8: lambs. spring loallc.
calves. prime. Per TO-. s.. medium. per
h. 7a5izc
CI-a.n-VVhsat. Choice. SIas5c: rye. 75aEoc-
corn. Fhelled white. 7oa7sc; sheiied. Zellous-
T2a7sc; new corn. ear. g 25sS.59s oats. Wess-
EN- uh e. 10. ? 60a64c. mixed 5SasZcs Eay
timothy. Western. No. I. 3l6-50ai7.5 90. West
ern. 40. . Sl5.QQaiS.5Q- Western mlxeas
EI4. 50aI5.5O: bran. $50 1oa32.00 per ton: mia
tllngs. S2OaS2-o0 per ton
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
MOTHER GOOSE FOLK
PLEASE LITTLE ONES

Little Miss Muffet and all the other
well known Characters Of Mother Goose
today are being seen in pantOmime at
the Easter Carnival OF the Hub Furni-
ture Company. All but one show win
dow has been given over 20 things thai
interest little folk. and the display was
the OoiecJ OF delight 20 many boys ana
girls this morning
The windows are trimmed 10 repre-
sent green nelds- Here and there are
nests % eggs. presided over by watch
ful rlo' her hens and ducks Bunnies,
cats dogs and even ponies are seen
running about and apparently enjoying
the freshness Of the new grass. On a
sand tuffet sits little Miss Mudet, cry
ing for fear or the nasty spider which
threatens TO deprive her OF her bowl
OF Curds and whey. Jack and Jill are
climbing an i1iTF lion HILL and seem
sch ed-led 70 commence their descent
some time this afternoon. il all smsCks
OF Faster and spring and children
The only window not given over TO
these things Is one on Seventh street.
particularly interesting TO the mother
A special display Of the company's kit
chen cabinets is made here They are
OF satin walnut with aluminium nickel
tops. and contain accommodations for
everything that one might imagine to
pertain 20 a kitchen
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
STATE RIGHTS UPHELD
BY SENATE COMMITTEE

Senator Overman reporter fav0raoly
fIoTl the judiciary Committee today an
Important bin, which is intended To- pro-
tecJ the States against h2sty action b.
he lower Federal courts in suspendinz
by temporary injunction and Other pro
cesses. the Oper.@.Sq Of state law on
the ground OF supposed unconstitu-
ionaliLy. IL als) prohibits che restrain
ny o. any state officer in the enforce
ment Of q law ~ any ci1cIit o. district
court 81 the United states unless che
case Is heard ana determined D. ? three
Federal judges
At least Two OF the judges must be
circuit judges and majority must con-
cur IN deciding % issue the order. At
least 1--WE days notice Of hearing must be
given to the governor and attorney geE-
eral OF the State that IS concerned and
10 any other defendants
The favorable report OF the judiciary
Committee on this bill IS OF particular
interest al this time In view OF tire wide
spread complaint over the suspension or
state railroad laws by the judges OF
The lower Federal courts.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
STRIKE TIES Up
WILMINGTON LINES
lnterurban Traction En-
ployeS Attack Strike
breakers.

WILMINGTON, Del. April IS.-T'ne
ears OF the Chester Traction C'ompan.-,
The MarcIs Hook line, and ths Daiby
and Wilmington system. wers t.--,s az
today wnen ali the employees Of ne
company controlling these hines went
on strike.
The men held a meeting between 3
and ( O'Clock this morning and decided
60 quit work When IL came time 10
run the cars oct this morning the strik-
ers gathered around the car barn and
prepared 10 prevent the cars from Ieav-
ing StriHebveskers from out OF town
brought 70 the car barn IN "a ar barn
in car from Chester wore attacked
by che strikers
4 fusilIade OF stones shattered the
windows OF their car u the men with
m mad narrow escapes from serious in
jGries. Several We're struck by rne
stones and cut by flying glass but
none WAS seriously hurt Badly fright
ened. the men left the car when II ar
rived at the barn and disappeared
The strikers are serious in their strug-
gle, and trouble is expected when rlla
hrst attempt % start car IS made
The Washington times., 1908-04-13

NEW YORK, April l3-CunditIons
were not favorable TO a continuation
ar the bull movement in stocks Every
one recognizes the fact that the ad-
Vances OF the last two or three weeks
have been forced. that they were due
more to manipulation than 20 actual i'm
p-ovement in business or manufacturing
Industries. Rail -oad earnings carry lit
lie encoura cement. and. had the market
been permitted TO follow its bent. low
or prices would have resulted. On the
latest advance the insiders distributed
Il lot OF stock. and the indications are
that they are getting ready for a set
back However, they are IN control os
the market and may at any time force
another Improvement. But the bears
are getting more courage and may fight
an advance.
The Chelsea fire was something or a
serious blow to the stock market, in that
II entailed heavy losses on the insur-
ance companies The latter have not
been making many Investments in the
security markets OF late. as has been
their suaI habit. and this loss OF trade
removes a strengthening factor from
the situation
The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany. under Hartman domination, has
announced another stock issue this
time t14256.OO or 80 per cent OF an au-
thOriZed issue Stockholders OF record
May rs viii have the right to subscribe
for the stock at par. I'm two Install
ments. July and September Is. The di-
Tectors hold the rest of the issue to put
out at pleasure.
London was very heavy. with slight
declines in Americans.
The weak spots in the local market
we're the Fries. which were off 1Giz
points on the theory that there was no
good reason for the advance; the high
grade rails. St Paul Reading, Union
Pacific, Copper. and Smelter. with de-
clines OF 1d1Iz and y point losses in the
general list. with the exception OF the
New York fractions which were all
strong and much higher. Manhattan
adding points TO Saturdays close. Ice
also advanced sharply. Steel common y
lower, preferred firmer
The volume Of business in the general
list was small
Entering the first hour Of the after
noon the market showed little recu-
perative power some slight TeCOverieS
being made on profit taking. as the
room traders have not abandoned their
conservative habit OF taking small
prOfits-giving the market a scalpinS ap-
PeaTanCe. While the general list was
slightly better the New York fractions
InteI Horo. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and
Manhattan. were slightly easier the
profits here being especially tempting.
The volume of business did not in
crease. the market well into the second
hour or the afternoon being very slow
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
BennIng Entries
For TonlorroW

BENNING RACE TRACK, April l3.-
Entries for the last day
First race-AIaiden two-yesr- oIds; five
fUTlOugs; Columbia course. f'latfOOL
lG: Claiborne, TO-; Black Nose. 1J7.
'"FOctlOose, I07; sSWircbiuS Hour 107
Miss Granville. 1Q4, Harold 4 Frank,
lg4; Hubby, 104; Ragman. lo4. 81. F.
Madden entry
Second race-SelIIng: tb-ee-year-olIs
and upward. seven furIOngs. Columbia
course Oraculum. III. Clements. III:
BrOokdaie, 10e; True Boy. l09. Simple
Honours, l95s IdrC. I0l, Miss Marjorie
%; Trey Of Spades. 81; 'Lykers. s.. ser
vile, g.
Third race-JeSse Brown Cup: two
year-olds; half-milei old course Ia
Doc. III; Insomnia. 107. TAI Busch. 10.
fSir Cannon, 10; @ACheek, 10; "sHawk-
ing, 100; Spanish Prince. 10 Alton
green stable entry; +WiIuam Shields,
entry - s Tyree entry
Fourth race-SteepIechase- four-vear-
oIos and up: about two and one-half
miles. Essex, III: Yama Christy. III;
Banner. li2: Aiken, 80.
Fifth race-Handicap: three-year-oids
ana upward, seven fUrlongs; Columbia
course. Animus. us. Smoker ll6. PO-
guessing, rs RCidmOOre 10: Simple
Honours, lee. Howard Shean. %: sOra-
culum, los; '"Tea Leaf, ST. &C. NJ Odoin
entry
Sixth race-SelIing: three-year-olds
and upward. one mile and 100 yards; old
course BrOokdale. 10. Banker, 10.
- Ankle, l07: Water Dog. 10T: Peter
knight los; Umbrella, l01. Queen Lead.
%: ~Nenus. 100. Lady Karrna %
Apprentice allowance.
Weather clear and track fast
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
WASHINGTON STOCK
MARKET WAS STRONG

The local stock market enjoyed a
rather better day than usual, the good
demand for the stocks OF the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company Re
ing largely responsible for The activity.
while the bid market also showed good
tone.
Starting at 2S15 he common stock
OF the Washington Railway advanced
by points and half points 10 80 re-
acted TO 1914, and aSf'in points to 30. re-
all so shares sold. TIE preferred shares
started at 73lA and on sa.es tOtaling 21O
shares. sold 10 1874 Capital Traction
sold 10 the extent of but Is saTes al 121.
With the exception OF 100 shares OF
Mitchell az HIS there was nothing do
ing in other stocks
Bonds were firm. Sales of Washington
Railway As at 1850 1855. Capital Trac-
tlon IS. 1l02Ull0ss. and Columbia Rail-
road S's at l03.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
SLAIN FOR MONEY,
BODY ON RAILROAD

CHICAGO. April 13.-SIain FOR her
money and thrown on the railroad track
10 be crushed beneath the wheels Of
effort 10 account FOR the death Of a
trains, rs one OF a number OF theories
which the police are following Ia an
woman whose body, dressed in silks,
was found today on the Pennsylvania
railroad. That she was woman OF
wealth appeared evident from the styI-
ISL clothing she wore.
a purse which she carried contained
only Il cents. and there was no jewelry
found Oh the body Attracted 'b>. tIa
noWlinS Of a little yellow dog which
stood guard over the mangleIf BODY
Lee Smith, a freight train conductOr
discovered the body.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
ELEVEN BOATS MISSING,
FEARED MANY ARE LOST

NEW YORK, April I3.-With eleven OF
the fishing boats known to have been
out on Pelham Bay when the great wind
storm struck Saturday evening. are still
missing the police today fear the loss
Of life caused by the gale will he much
greater than has 80 far been reported.
The body of William Finknagel Is the
only one OF the drowned fishermen re-
covered.
Relatives OF Frank s. Arst and Au-
gustus Brown, who started from Pei
ham Bay Saturday morning. reported
today they are missing and il is feared
they were drowned.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS APPEAL
DENIED BY FINAL COURT

Thomas NJ. Fields, Washington law
yer, sentenced 20 the penitentiaTy for
tie embezzIement OF $4,000 OF the Wash
inStOu Beneficial Endowment Society
funds. must continue to serve his sen
tenCe.
The Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day refused 10 release him on
habeas corpus proceedings
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
ENTER STORE;
POLICE FIND NO CLUES

The police have obtained no clue 70
the burglars that broke into the grocery
store OF George F. Zeh, $3.50 Mount
Pleasant street northwest. and sndeav-
ored 70 force open the safe The thieves
stole a quantity Of canned goods and
-egetabies and 80 ceats from the cash
"a Wer.
An attempt was made to open tie safe
ty pryinS of the knobs and breaking
the combination.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
FIXES STATES, BOUNDARY.

Senator Foraker this morning report
Ell fsvorably a resolution fixing the
boundary line between the States OF
Colorado and Oklahoma and the Terri
tory of New Mexico. 1t was agreed
10 by the Senate.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
STEEL WORKS TO RESUME.

JOHNSTOWN. Pa. April 15.-Work
will be resumed this week in several
depart ments Of the Cambria steel works,
day. Employment will be given 1900
men, il is said, after a three months
SUSPENSE.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
WILL BUILD A HOME
IN DELAFlELD STREET

John Dayton has purchased from y.
L. Sansbury lot q. block 3soS, IN Della
field street Sauls Addition. for s1.66.
Plans ard Specifications nave been pre-
pared for a residence 20 be built On
this lot. which ar Dayton VIII occupy
as his home when completed
4 number OF other purchasers Of los
in this addition VIII begin the erectiOn
OF homes soon.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
DAYS GAINS.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Tnere was but
httle change in the market in the last
hours Of che afternoon Brooklyn Rapid
Transit became weak, and some OF the
strong stocks OF the morning became a
little easier. and some os the weak ones
little stronger.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
MONEY TO THE HEATHER.

AIissionary-Do you ever contribute for
the heather IN foreign lands. sir2
Millionaire-Oh. yes. Both OF my
daughters married foreign nOblemen-
Judge.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
New York Stocks

Quotations furI shed by W. B, Hibbs &
Co. bankers AMI brokers. Hibbs Building.
members New Isrk Stock Exchange, Wash
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago Board Of
Trade)
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
Washington Prices

Columbia r. r. IS. SJQO4I03
Washington Railway As 81 010Q 1Siz
e. oop7 49, S2.G00Ef1S2s
Capital Traction. Ie0121
Washington Railway common. 900 cSlz.
9Od9, loOq25, 5gq .. lOga50 Joa29l2. l00d
30 50TI30
Mitchell Mining. I0GMl1-l6.
After Call-WashingtOn Railway Of,
5oGl73Iz, 100 12lz, lfiOc139I
Capital Traction . 3, S5voHllgss, S20O03
1l0Iz. Sl.OC0Hli0i3.
Washington Railway pr, 5gd 1894.
The Washington times., 1908-04-13
BONDS.
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. 2. Hutton
& Co. members New York Stock EX-
change. 1901 + street northwest:
The Washington times., 1908-04-13

Chicago subway .... 49,. iSk Is IS
Dominion Copper ] 15-l6 15-6
Goldheld CON-. IS SIS Ills So
Mcmac Cold Min. 81 ~ rs rs
Nevada Utah Cop 81 5& S-11-le ; HE
Nipissin= Mining. SIS SIS 6% SIS
Standard Oil..-..-.-...524 534 SO 5S4
Tri-BulliOn .......... lJs rs 1 1916 I 1916
Yukon ---------.--..--- AZ AZ AZ AZ
The daily tribune., 1908-08-07
CITIZENS ROAST IS
AMUSING TO THE PRESS

The Citizen in its yesterday's is
sue contained an item that was very
amusing to the members OF the press.
1t attempted to roast some of
the outside press reporters by saying
that the accounts Of the food of last
Friday, the worst ever known in
Fremont county's history, was ex.
aggerated aud that Florence received
n blnck eye on that account.
While the Citizen drolled out its
TRADE. it overlooked the fact that II
had clipped some of the so-called
sensational paragraphs. word for
word. as contained In the Denver
papers. aud sold them to its sub.
criber, ~ fresh news. Tho Citizen,
In other words. Bit on its own roast.
and the other members of the press
in this city are wearing an inward
smile.
But with one exception. as far ms
4e know. the story OF tho flood In the
Denver papers was accurately. truth.
fully and graphically told. Those on
tho ground know that. but it simply
develops the fnct that the force pub.
fishing the Citizcn have no news In.
stinct and are unable to istinguish
II from tho write up OF little birth.
day party Of some juvenile. When
the Bnvori murder story WAS at its
height here, tho Citizen devoted
about half u column 10 this sensation.
al and objectionable murders that has
ever taken place In the state and tho
other newspaper writers. realizing its
The daily tribune., 1908-08-07

DOVE SEASON-Gun owners are
wiping up and cleaning their shot
guns. and .etailers OF gnus and anu
milton are laying In large supplies
for the opening Of the dove season
which occu-s ono " elk from tomor.
row. Doves are more or less plenti'
full this year and several good bngs
full will likely be brought In the
first few days OF the season. or until
the birds have been shot Mt so often
that they ecome too wild to ap'
proach. Tho season begins the NJ.
toenth OF August and runs twenty
days, and following closely upon
the heels OF the closing season. will
begi n the duck season.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-07

news value, played the story to the
limit. But in this case the Citizen
again objected.
The day following the food. the
Citizen who is the correspondent for
one of the Pueblo papers, was called
up by its outside paper and asked
what the extent of the damage by the
flood was here. We are told that as
far AS the facts (?) at hand at that
time were. they thought 1t would
reach several hundred dollars. On
the other hand the damage exceeded
5000. 600. Another instance OF not
realizing the news value Of a oatas-
trophe.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-07
SILVER SERVICE
FOR A
BATTLESH|P

Portsmouth, N. H.. Aug. with
the arrival today of Governor Charles
N Floyd and his official party at the
Wentworth hotel, New Castle, ar
rangements are completed for the
official welcome of the state to the
great battleship named in its h onor.
which will take place tomorrow. The
presentation of the silver serv ice will
take place tomorrow afternoon and
will be one of the most impressive
naval ceremonies IN the history of
New Hamsphire.
Adjutant General H. B. Cilley to-
day called on Captain Winslow of the
battleship New Hampshire and pre-.
sented the greetings of Governor
Floyd. Captain Winslow will call
Oh Governor Floyd at the Wentworth
this afternoon.
This evening from $3.50 to 10 80
Colonel @. Clinton Taylor, of the
governors staff, will tender recep.
ton to Governor Floyd and party,
Captain Winslow and staff and Cap
tain Moore and staff of the navy yard.
at his residence at Portsmouth.
Tomorrow morning there will be
nothing official Sightseeing and
drives about the city will be a
feature.
At 2 in the afternoon the presen.
tation of the silver service will be
made on board the battleship New
Hamsphire. 1t will be by invita-
tion and about 800 prominent cii-
zens Of the state will attend. Tie
governor and official party will
leave the Wentworth on steam cutters
from the navy yard and the ship,
and the other guests will go by ste am.
er from Portsmouth. The presenta-
tion will be made by Governor Floyd
and will be accepted by Captain Win
slow. Tomorrow evening there will
be reception and ball at the Hotel
| Wentworth.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
the battleship will be thrown open
to visitors.
Monday the presentation of the
sand of colors by the New Hampshire
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion will be made and at the same
time the New Hampshire Woman s
Christian Temperance union will
present the comfort bags they have
made for the crew of the big ship.
Monday night there will be search.
| light drill.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-07
GARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. ID. 7. Kimmcll desires to
thank tho womnn's Relief Corps.
Mrs jessie Clark. Mrs. II. A. Ken.
yon and tho ladios Of tho Presby.
terian church for tho lovely flowers
that were soDt to hcr Mt DR.. Su.
torious' hospital. Mrs. Kimmoll
left today for hor sisters home In
the East.