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The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
MERCY! HERE'S A
PRINCE NOT At TER
YANKEE HElRESS
II COULD LOVE AN AMERICAN
GIRL WITHOUT A DOT" ADMITS
ITALIAN NOslEMAN WHO De.
PlORES TUFT-HUNTING.

NEW YORK, May 12-"None of the
best nobility come TO America TO wed
American heiresses. Those who do,
are not of the best class; they are no
good"
Prince Rodolphe Kretzulesco, OF
Italy. who sailed for home today. on
the North German Lloyd liner
Prircessin Cecilie. says he doesn't be
lieve in titled marriages for American
girls.
"Of course" he said. IF they are
love matches. all we'll and good, but
not many OF them are. Ii is quite as
foolish OF an American girl 10 marry
for title as il is for count, or q
duke. or a prince to sell his title for
money; but the sensible American
parents don't comment upon the girl
giving herself up TO have crest
on her stationery and 10 get her name
In the peerage. No, they only criti-
cize the nobleman. But they both are
at fault. These marriages are most
deplorable-in execrable taste and
how shockingly many of them have
ended
S1Ives American Girls.
Inc American girls are most az
tractive. charming. and would make
very desirable wives, but that Is not
because OF their money. | could fall
in love quite as easily with an Ameri-
can girl without a dot as | could with
one. More easily. perhaps, for then.
she would have confidence In me and
know that | should be marrying her
because OF love, but | shall never mar
~ an American girl. for IL would be
pity TO have to choose one when
there are SO many charming ones.
shall continue to admire them all.
In commenting upon the United
states the prince said:
II would not be surprised to see
the United States have government
similar 10 that of monarchy within
the next fifty years. The trend OF
things is that way"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Valued Same as Gold.

B. G. Stewart. a merchant of Cedar
View, Miss, says: Il tell my Gus
toners when they buy a box of DR.
Kings New Life pills they get the
worth of that much gold in weight. II
afflicted with constipation, malaria or
billousness" Sold under guarantee at
+. C. Kinsel. Central Drug Co, and
Gray Worcester drug stores. csc.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
IN SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. g Mich. May 12.--The su
preme court heard the case OF tho
pere Marquette Railroad Co. VS.. Uni;
ed States Gypsum Co. and Ruttle vs.
What Cheer Coal Mining Co
The call for Tuesday Is l, 1873. CO, A.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

ToNoPAH, New. May I2.-The PAT.
ace hotel block. the finest In the city.
was totally destroyed by FIRE last
night entailing a loss OF $3.50, 900.
There was no insurance. The origin
OF the blaze Is a mystery.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04

which isaimcd to suppress the negro
secret societies that are not thought
to io aly good. The bill requires
every secret order or society to take
out Il license with the clerk of court. .
who can exercise his discretion in
granting or refusing" licenses. The
vote on the bill was SO to 4G. Scv-
cral members thought it unconstitu-
tional and others thought it would
not accomplish its purpose but the
majority favored it.
The senate has debated fully the
bill Of Senator Graydon to regulate
the application Of the fcllow-scrvants
law to railroads and finally the bill
passed that body by vote of % to
-.
Tn executive session the senate has
refused to confirm the suspension Of
Auditor Wi"@ins of Berkeley by Gov.
AnSel, on the report Of the comp
troller general that Wiggins was
guilty Of gross negligence. Senator
Harvey Of Berkeley asked for this
action aid the senate stood by him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
Most Dangerous Animal.
Chlcamo journal.


"What is The most dangerous of
I'll ihc wild animals t1!at 7 have en-
"";lnic:,l? The rhinocaros. said
John i. Bradley, one Of Tie bic game
hunt 'rS "r the world.
9 in equatorial Africa YOU will
ind Tie rhinoccros almost every
whore, in the high land and in the low
land, in the open country and in the
brush. You will find him when you
least expect him, and most often
when stalking through his habitat,
wholly unconscious of his presence,
you suddenly hear his 'chug' chugn
Then God help you if you are not
provided with rifle Of large cali
bre and carrying steel bullets. Your
only chance is to do a swift side
step, and even then you have only
three shots that will count-the
brain, the neck and heart shot. When
he is charging head on it is impossi-
bic for yon TO reach either onc.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
Qualified.

There were some doubts in the
community rs 10 Homer Floyd $ fit
ness fer uositinn on Ihn school
board. owing to certain lapScs in his
carly education. but his first speech
in his official capacity silcnced the
tongues Of all critics, says the
Tonlh's Companion.
He listened TO several recitations
with grave and interested air. an Il
ut the end Of the last Que ne rose to
address The school, "hy request"
"It's within my province to say
that I never heard scholars answer
III more promptly than You children
Of District No. 3.
90 As to whether your alswcrs were
or were not correct, it is not my
place to say. Your teacher knows,
and in her hands I leave the mat
ter"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
News and Courier.

News and Courier.
Columbia. February 1.-the ap-
preparation bill has been completed
and will be presented to the house
probably Tuesday. whca it will bo
given lis first reading by It'll. and
then printed. Tire second reading
will be given whenever Chairman
Banks, OF the ways and means COM
mlltrr. deems il desirable 60 tax. up
the mta1cr.
The appropriations last year
amounted TO little less than &l.3jO.-
GOO. or. I" be rNlcl. 81. :}22.}7l.39. As
tn" appropriation bill now stands the
sum carried therein is IL .l31. Do. -
and IL is likely to be larger than This
ny NOR" !nan one hundred thousand
d"IlArS. The sum named. I..EI1.-
2222.''. does not include The ron,rm-
plairl appropriation OF N2l 900 for 4
dormlI"ry ut Winthrop. nor does il
lnriul" anNlh!H~ for carrying ON tn,
work Of the State House grounds inn
pr"v"mrnt. nor the appropriation
; asked Tor by the University Of South
(hl"Iina. +%3O.00O. for il new class
room building. 1t does include the
$4,000 asked for by the Citadel Aca-
denny for improvin" the old Police
Station. but il does not include any
thing al all for the rcformatory at
Florence.
The State House grounds commits
SION VIII ask FOR an appropriation of
%2',ooo I" complete tn" Improvement
OF the grounds. which, with the %24.
600 for Winthrop and $30 900 for the
University and $4,000 for the rrfor
matory, will make IN additional *94.-
600. or to speak in round figures. an
additional 100000. raising the total
appropriateness 10 over one m,ilion
and i half dollars. That means "A
levy OF five mills. Th, appropriation
bill rs il now stands means Il levy uf
Four and thrrc-uus'rt"r miLlS. as
a"alnSl four and onr-halr this last
Year. However, five mill, is not so
, :rr'ihl": in fact. il is now generally
recognized that Il serious miNak" was,
male in rcducin" the levy from five
mills last year, as if it had hcrn left
at that figure the stat" would not have
bad l." borrow 50 much money and
would have been on a cash basis.
i VIII he nriic"d th"! there * II"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
Lace Dressing Not Unhealthful.

indianapolis News
Lace lrrsSin" has been considered
n necessarily unhcalthfui occupation
on account of the intense heat e
quired to be maintained in the room.
In some cases the temperature cx-
cccds 100 degrees Fahrenheit and
much moisture is evanoratcd from
the wet fabric. The evidence brought
forth al Il recent Gnvcstiott ion in
England. however. shows il 10 be an
exceptionally hcalthful pursuit. New
workers a"c often upset al The b.
"iAnin" by thr hi%h temperature bni
no eases could be found whcra health
hal broken down. On lhr contrary,
some ailmrntS-. colds. for m>la"." --
were found less prevalent anon" lace
drrSS2rS than anon" the workers i'm
other branches Of the industry.
Timckccpcrs' books showed few alb
scmrcS from illness. No Spccial ten
drlrv toward lun" diSoaS SOS coal be
found. n"twithStardin" thai most OF
Tie workers lived IN poor md n~;ani
tar local;'.r" nd led irr"gnl"r ;iyrs.
MaNN iAr' hr"S~"rS no" "hi"y "i:-
nrnuS ~ no. after GoiM." 'i.,: worI:
frnm childhood
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
Thursdays S Session.


ihnrsoay Session.
NS'eF'lle' ~ '.' Jan. '".--Sand-
W'c'''" IN between able ar&nmrAts on
,.,,,. ~ '"' '"o
;s,]ici;,u to ontcr,,;r ,ho .n;,s nr a.,
IIlri.;chm,nu r,,,,,,,r ,,J ,h, \v;l
son Cnnn,uy ,,.,;n.t th,, ,;.,,,,,.,,
commission Of Sou,h c,r,,;n, Jud~o
pritciard today Witnessed some vcrv
heated tiltS between opposing coun-
SCI EXAMINATIONS. r,criminations
and charges Of false ullcranccs and
di~rrputahl, alterations ni times
threatened personal encounters. Not
'slly did rnnm~,l lhr the
Stat" aYain h,'u"unrr the
whi>krv dislrillrrS' rrrrrscn:a-
tivrS. who, they sail. robbed the
State. hut very damaging reflections
ON '"' characters 81 certain members
=, "'n''S n'" Sf"'''''''-"' the south
'''''''"' H'h'' senate Whlrh body,
~ 'n' "'H' "'ll"" I" create Inc COM
''''HS'''' ''P''S'h.'" ny counsel, were
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
President Roosevelt Expresses His
Sorrow.

Washington, Feb. 1.-Upon the ad-
vice of the assassination Of Kin"
Carlos and Prince lA,is. President
Roosevelt expressed his sorrow. To-
morrow he will send his formal ex-
prcssions of grief to the royal fami-
L.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
APPROPRIATION BILL.

1t Carries Total Appropriation Of
$1,435, 222.77, Which Means a
Levy of 81 Mills-Bill will
will Likely be Larger by
a Hundred Thous-
and, which
Would Mean
Five-Mill
Levy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
PROBING KEPT UP.
Dispcnsary Winding-Up Commission
Brings Out Interesting
Revelations.

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Ln,. h,,,. .I,;n, >, ,,':.
h,,l,. anil ,,,,,.. ,., ,,,;,,..
cuh.,,,t;,,o u,n;,. .1,;. ':, !,
S,,t, r,, u.l,;..1., .,II H.. C,', =.
,,n.,r, ami ,,.n.,. .a,,:
r,,. ,,,J ;.,,,u,.,;, ,,.,. ~, "'''
c,,,r;.,;,, h,s $780,, ,, ,.,.'.,>'1
l,rl,,, f,r f,r,,' olI o.,, ', .:,,
,hr nr,.,oJ;,,. .,;l ,;,
A.ho,.;lIo uh,ro ~. a,,;,
trvinu !, o., Ju,n, ;,r;,,l,,nI !, =,
,.r,r>.rn ,rl ,,lo 80 r,,nI.',,, w. ~,
hands Of thc commission ,,,r u,uo
Is 2cttinw cxci,inp, with five .x-d;s-
r,n$arv directors. an cx-disncnsorv
commissioner, and y wli,kcv ,]rum-
mcr undcr bonds or"rcwoiiun. So OuO
10 answer criminal clorr.s ,nI ON
whiSkrv drummer .1rcl,rc,j , r,.i,;vn
from Justice,
Tlo ,,;,;,
vrloprd lust low relates ,o svs,rn,o-
tie nvcrchar"inw TO ill.,, Stat, for H.
yllorS and beer, and tu showinm snm,
Of the criminal reasons wbv fails cx-
iSird over u ncriod of five vrors
"W, propos, to- show anil mama
The man cnnccrncd,' sail Attorney
7. b. Fielder Of Atlanta. the lcod;ur
prosecuting LAWYER, "bcforc We ar,
through with this business. that on,
Of your cx-dirrclors lost %S7 900 in
futures in one season. Got III, docu-
m2nt> with his SIGNATURE TO prove if ,
Tell me how tnis WAS done ON 4 SAL
AIRY of $500 vear.'
Yesterday ,ftorno,, III, .o,;,.
sion took nm tbo c,.o ,f ,bo A,,r,.
IA Rrrw;nm Comn,nv or Auur.i,
Go.. and had , v,rv ;nt,rost;,u -,
rr,nL w;tunss y, tbn rtorJ :, a., ,,.
SON Of President Herman who noodo
Il very favorable impression Us being
Il strictly honest conscientious old
German.
II, ndm;,icd IN ,nswor ~ o,os
tion that ror Il long period he char.-
ed South Carolina dollar more per
half i>arrrl than the sam, stuff was
sold cl>cwhcrn. He said h, saw ne
was losing cut ON the business ovry
here. and a fellow by the name Of
ShaNer "a dispenser at Laurcns)
cam" along and told INN that For Il
dollar barrel he would "rt him or
d"lE. Ah. llrrmal accepted the
proposition and The orders began 90
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TIA dollar was gong toT Nh. FIELD
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04

It is worth nothing tiat the prcsi-
dent speaks quite as boldly with the
fleet absent as scnt.-Ncws and
Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04

Cal!oS. l.. kin" of Portugal, was
born Sept 2mErr 2Sth. 1868. and is tha
son Of King Luis |. and Queen Marie
Pia. daughter Of Victor Emmanuel
H., Of Italy. Carlos T. succeeded to
the throne Of Portugal on October
18th. 1850. He married Mari,
Amelia. daughter OF Phippc. Due
d'Orlcans, Contc de Paris. They had
two children, Louiz Philippe. duke Of
BraGanza. born March DIST. 1887. and
Prince Manuel. born November 18th,
1889. The dynasty has rci"ncd in
Portugal since :h> e"| Hr thc fif-
tcenth century. In N"vembcr. 1904,
Kin" Carlos visited the kim of Eng
land and stay, ,nn'. days at Sand
rin@ham Palace.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04
King of Portugal Assassinated.

Lisbon. Feb. lining Carlos and
Grown Prince lui$ Philippe Of Pnr-
tu2aI. were aSSaSSinated today BY a
hAnd Of men, who fired upon them
while they were seated in the royal
carriage here. just after their return
frnm Villa Nirnsa. ThA aSSasSins
were killed ON the spot.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04

In honor Of the General assembly
it would be well for all dispensarics
AMI blind tigers to close during lis
visit to the city.-'Ncws and Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-04

Had Thaw never married thr wO-
man. ne would never have been
thouht insanc.--Ncws and Courier.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

cates were issued, but that only $I4,- O00 GOO Of these were actually required 10 make daily clearances to the amount of s230, 100000. Retirements of the certificates began almost as soon as they were issued, and at the present time practically the whole issue has been retired.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10
MONEY FLOOD POURING
 INTO NEW YORK BANKS
Big Institutions and Sub Treasury Handling so Much Currency That Clerks Can Hardly Count lt-Inside Financial History Of the Panic.

New York, Jan. 26-(Special Corre- spondence of the Republican, The strongest possible contrast to the mon- ey situation last fall when bankers and business men were struggling like madmen to get and hold currency is afforded by the present condition of the strong city banks and trust com panies which are laboring under a plethora of ready coin. The money that was drawn out for use in other sections of the country or for hoarding in the case of timid depositors has come pouring back until the clerks in some of the big financial institutions are complaining of the amount of labor involved in the daily counting or the cash on hand. Some of the banks have tried to obtain the services of ex- pert counters and assorters from the sub-treasury, but the sub- treasury it. self has been forced to work over time for the past ten days in handling the money poured into it. Last Octo- Der and November there was a famine of small bills, but now the cry of the banks is all for large bills. and it is impossible to secure a sufficient sup ply. The financial experts point to this condition as the second step in the natural recovery from the shock of the sulting in lower rates for call loans and leading the way to an expansion of business operations.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10
FAvoRs FANATIC REFORM.

Professor Charles Zueblin, of the Chicago University. who keeps his newspaper notoriety on tap by exploit ing fantastic sociological and political theories. lectured in Kansas City, Mo, recently and among other things said: "DemOcratize Sunday; democratize art; demOcratize the schoolhouse and municipalize the theater." The chief burden of his complaint was that "the state cares for paupers, lunatics and the abnormal, but lets the normal man look out for himself" So far as the characterization of Sunday, art and schoolhouses is concerned it could not well go further than it has gone. As for municipalizing the theaters, that may come next. There is a plenty of suckers ready to rise to the bait. But the normal man should take care of himself. A Kansas City paper hits the prevailing lunacy hard when it says: ''The people don't need fantastic social conditions so much as they need the desire to make the most of their op- portunities. It is along this line, rather than the 'democratization' and the 'municipalizatiOn' of every thing in sight, that the reformers should experiment" And it is along that line, that Americanism has achieved its greatest triumphs.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10
A PROBABLE SEWER SYSTEM

The question of sewerage is bound to become a more and more vital one in Phoenix as the years go by. There was time when no sewerage was needed, or when the need of it was not seriously felt. That was when this region was inhabited solely by the In dians. Even later, when the whites began to settle and when there was abundant room, there was no impera- tive demand for any sort of sanitary precaution. Infrequent visitations of contagious diseases were not attribut- ed in any way to a lack of sanitation. Conditions, however, have been chang ing rapidly within the last fifteen years, the increasing density of the population; the increasing number of cesspools or open vaults threaten a de- struction of the city's reputation as a health resort.
 The present sewer system installed under private ownership sixteen years ago and still held in private owner ship, was then perhaps adequate to the demands of public health: at any rate it covered as great an area as the pro- moters, with an eye solely to profit. thought they were warranted in at tempting to cover. Though the city has extended in nearly every direction there has been no material extension of the system. and. probably under pri- vate ownership and the cfcys made quate ordinances, there will never be any extensions. A sewer system is sometimes called a public utility. IL is much more than that-a public neces- sity, a part of the public health de- partment; and surely, a public health department should not be under pri- yate management
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

Mir Bourke Cochran is not above a resort to apt alliteration's artful aid. With Mir. Bryan in the presidential chair. he says. the plunderers of mill lions will be given preference in the pathway to prison over the pilierers of pennies" A possible but not probable DrOgram
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

Our usually accurate contemporary. the Albuquerque Journal, by a curious blunder makes The Republican mol only an advocate of an instructed del- egation from this territory, but a wild-eyed octopus chaser and a furi- ous supporter of the policies of Mir. Roosevelt. If the Journal will humbly acknowledge that it erred in attaching the name of this paper to the opinions of a contemporary regarding octo- pusses. instructed delegations and my policies" The Republican will restore the Journal to it's former high place in The Republicans estimation
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10
PHoENIX ARIz. FEBRUARY 10, 1908
AN 1ND1scRM1NATE WHIPPING

AN INDISCRIMINATE WHIPPING"
 The Washington correspondent of the Chicago Record Herald. an unre- strained supporter of President Roose- welt iubilantly wires his paper that Wall Street is whipped" Something has happened to Wall Street. But, if il has been whipped" it has that sOlace which comes to those who are not alone in pain and disgrace. Thou sands oc laborers throughout this land have also been whipped" and deprived of their jobs; many thousand others have been less severely whip ped: thev have their jobs yet at re- duced weeks and wages, but they stand in constant fear of further whipping" and the deprivation of even these remnants Of last years prosperity.
 The 100000 idle cars and the thous- ands of steamless locomotives indi- cate too. that the railroads have been whipped" Myriads of citizens who last october were happy in the enjoy ment os balances in banks, but who are now wondering how many cents on the dollar they will eventually re- ceive, have also felt and are now feel ing the sting of the whip"
 Tine Record Herald's correspondent told the truth, but not all of it. Wall Street has been whipped" and so has every man. woman and child in the United States who stood within reach of the lash. The whipping has been indiscriminate
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10
F YOU'RE WEAK

and run down at this season of the year you can expect to suffer from chIIs, Colds, Grippe or spell of Stomach and Liver trouble. There fore be wise and build up the entire system hv the uSe of
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

New Workers have just learned for the first time what was actually done by the allied banks to stop the panic
 The information is made public by AL eXander Gilbert, president of the New York Clearing House Association. in an article in Appleton's Magazine, that sS1,OOO.0OO of clearing house certif-
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10
FAMOUS INDUSTRIAL LIBERTY
 BAND AND ORCHESTRA,

Now ready for engagements; dance and concert work; parades, picnics, etc Latest popular and classic music furnished. Y. Bustos. Director. 112 E Adams St. Phone B I'll. Best of ref erences.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

The delegates from the Philippine Islands to the Chicago convention are instructed for Taft. The Manila con vention was left undisturbed by Mir. Foraker in their spontaneous choice of a favOrite son.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

Commander Peary says he intends to set out again in June on a new quest of the pole. Explorer Amundsen will not start before 1910. No announce ment has been made by Walter We'll man but it is presumed that he will de- fer his flight until he gets the nation al republican nomination off his hands.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

The clouds began the presentation to the valley last night of another gift of a million dollars There is one source of prosperity that politicians and. re- formers cannot interfere with. A few more such rains. and we'll all be male factors of great wealth.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10
H0STETTER'S STOMACH BlTTeRS

It has a reputation of 54 years stand ing as proof that it can cure Poor Ap- petite, Belching, Heartburn, Sour Ris- ines, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Costive- ness, siliousness, General Weakness and Female Ills. Try a bottle. All druggists.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

The present city council can not erect a more prominent and lasting monument to it's usefulness than by taking steps to provide Phoenix with its own sewer system and then by compelling citizens to avail themselves of if
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

In your list of Valentine gifts
 Let me Donofrio's cactus candy find Pounds of t add to your list
 For your friends among mankind.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-10

A bill has been introduced in the Virginia house of delegates to institute proceedings to impeach a Judge Black stone on the grounds of incompetency and neglect of official duties. Shades of Sir William,