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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
so LIVE THAT EVERY THOUGHT AND DEED
MAY HOLD WITHIN ITSELF THE SEED
OF FUTURE GOOD AND FUTURE NEED.

Sylvester flushed like a schoolboy
Thank you." he said, simply. 'sIt
isn't true, though. There are heaps
OF better fellows. Watson, do you
think there's a chance for me?"
"Of course do. Go in and win
old fellow"
Il say, Watson. will you do me a
favor?"
"well?"
Your sisters very friendly with
Miss Graham, isn't she? Do you
think she'd-she'd put in a good
word for me? Women understand
that sort of thing"
"I'll ask her." said Watson. turning
away his head.
Hes the best fellow in the world.
Nellie"
Him."
Nellie Watson cast a swift glance
at her brother from beneath her long
lashes.
IF any one deserves Frances Gra-
ham. he does"
HIN"
Hes the best match in tie neigh
borhood."
From a worldly point of view,
yes"
Il thought you liked Sylvester.
Nellie"
80 do"
"And there's no reason why Miss
Graham shouldn't like him."
NO"
well, them"
"Jim, can't you guess why / don't
want Frances to marry Mr.. Sylves-
teri"
Nellie! You don't mean you're"
I'm love with him?" laughed Nell
lie. Don't be silly. I've got what
/ want. No. it's you I'm thinking
o."
What do you mean?"
"You know very well what /
mean," retorted Nellie, trifie sharp
ly. You've got as much right to
Frances as Sylvester, and IL 1 were
in Frances place should know which
CT you two to choose"
You're Joking. Nell. A poor beg
gar like me has no right even to
dream of Miss Graham"
Don't be absurd. You talk as
though you actually were a beggar."
II am, compared to Sylvester"
'If woman is worth anything.
that makes no difference to her."
But 1t does, 1t should, to the man.
He has no right to ask her to share
his poverty"
mot even II she knows she loves
him?" asked Nellie, slowly.
''Nelliei He doesn't know 1t. He
can't know it! Us impossible"
'Impossible!" repeated Nellie.
with an odd smile. Impossible that
she should love him? Queerer things
than that have happened, JIM"
Watson made no reply.
Still. / suppose you know best"
Nellie went on, in a tone of gentle
irony. And so you really want me
to intercede with Frances for Sylves-
ter?"
Yes"
you want me to tell her what an
excellent husband your friend would
Yes"
"You want me to point out to her
how handsome he is, and how rich,
and Observation-Disclosures ire
sistible?"
well, yes-something Of that sort,
in a delicate, tactful sort of way, of
course. You'll know how to do it.
Nell. Women understand that sort
OF thing"
do they? Perhaps. But not in
the way you think"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

Jack Londcn, the novelist, has a
great affection for children.
In San Francisco there are twin
sisters, little girls of six years, OF
whom Mr.. London is fond
On the way to his boat one morn
ing Mr.. London met one of the twins.
He stopped and shook her hand
Good morning. my DEAR" he said.
"And which Of the twins are you?"
The little girl answered gravely:
I'm the one what's out valkin'."-
New York Tribune.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

speculate o be
doubts
will follow these other procedure likely
to accomplish little
This frame mind best attained by the habua adoption
impairment Ippincott
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

The trained elephant Of India COM
mences its career Of usefulness at the
age Of II. and tolls until about its
s0th year.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

It is some comfort to know that the
price Of wooden legs has fallen to the
lowest figure In years. Now Is the
time to saw your leg OF and get the
advantage OF cut rstes.-Philadeiphia
Inquirer.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

Mold: There was to be meeting
of my creditors to-day"
Todd: well, wasn't there?"
mo. They unanimously agreed
that they couldn't afford to spend the
time."-Life.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01


the limitation
courts forgetting that that
the equality of arbitrary
and help the The spirit would
shik
everything
the rens directly
these days who the would their
Would the majority limit
changes
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
The Unlimited POOer OF
The People
BY Ex. Governor Frank r. Black,
~ of NeU York. ~.A

must be remembered that the people allpowerfu
They can do whatever they decide to do. They now
checked by their Constitution but they made the Con-
stution and they unmake it. There least two
methods of doing hsone by amendment and the other by
revolution But the Of patriot in the land will
be that the Constitution shall be changed. The
ideas most popular also dangerous The clam
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

o.
Of nassion common to Economic pressure
explain the making
criminal of the first
donq once II makes dealing with him
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
~st~-1rN,
) :. Jleeplessness :.

acquire the habit of sleep who has not learned the
habit concentration of devotng himself snglemnded
the matter in hand practice devoting minds
bodies to object at Time shall only
accomplish more but with less exhaustion Training In
this direction will help retiring view sleep
present duty and sufficient duty without taking oppo
uny at that time to adjust or to try adust) all
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
.C-Ssr~rs-s<<
II Wdni7g Christianity
==Qnd a..
Taking Mdn1m0nisn7
THE TLUIN 5pECTERS OF OUR ICE
THE TLUIN JPECTERS OF Of
BY President Schurman of Corn

Hal is the blight and malady of time? the
mean and sordd conception of life which everywhere
prevails? Among all classes conditions people do
you not find vitality active generally unexpressed belief
tnat the life of human beings like the brute about
tnem consists in the enjoyment material things which
perish in the using?
To and to have is the motto mot only of the market
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
' Jociety's --'s
Responsibility for Crime
BY Deputy Commissioner hoods. of the New York
Police Department

HERE is no such thing criminal class ANY statement
with reference to socalled criminal class
prosperous entirely too comfortable sitting the club
with afterdinner cigars II the feeling Of
sponsbity society where properly
longs places heredity and circumstances
which control In large proportion OF
the criminal society, and the fellow who gone
wrong from lack work. poverty strangeness
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01


perhaps it does not stain at all. Thus
positively or negatively as the color
acts the expert is enabled to recognize
each deadly particle. A few diseases
there are which have not been fitted
out through experiment with a particu-
lar germ. One of these is smallpox.
One does not need to visit labor
atory to be in the presence Of germs,
however. as most of us know. Besides
having a polyglot human population
New York has an equally diverse germ
colony. According to q bacteriologist
attached to one of the big hospitals a
culture plate exposed to the metropoli-
tan atmosphere would soon hold al
most every germ common to this part
of the world. When food Is exposed
for sale in the open air. as 1t is upon
the East Side, the collection is COM
plete after q few hours. II you buy
figs. for instance, from pushcart or
street stand, the all-germ combination
is what you get. Placed Immediately
under a miscrscope. however, few OF
the germs could be detected But II
allowed to soak the required length OF
time in a sterile culture medium an
ensuing period in the laboratory In
cubator would develop the concealed
population-a dozen kinds of death
dealing bacilli.
UncIeanly streets breed all manner
q germs, and the air Of crowded, poor
b ventilated cars Is supercharged. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
DOCTORS QUIT.
Richmord Physicians Tender Res'9-
mai. ons fror, Al buance Corps.

RICHMOND, VA. Dec. 2l.-br-
cause they believe they hav" been
badly treated. D.s. Egg!eston and
Waite, OF the ambulance corps. have
handed their designations - the com
uittee on the /, lief OF the ,roor. AMI
will ASK tina; they lc accepted 10
take effect on Wrdn' sday and tomor-
row week r, .p"ctively. III" young
doctors will appear before the com
mittre on the relief of the poor TO-
night to state their cases.
DR.. Egcl"St.n stated this morning
that although ne was not in posi-
ton 10 tell VIA, Ia ! brought about
The friction in tn" City Home. he be'
Iirv.d firmly that he anu Dr.. Nalt'
were right in the positions they took
and that the committee would bear
them OF. and accept their r"S!Gna-
tons He stated that h" HEl ur.
White had l,en b.>-.y treated by
" HON he w-uld not tell, and neither
hal any intention of remaining II
their present positions under exist
ing conditions. if they could get on
OF il
DR.. Cabell. superintendent OF the
City Home, stated This morning thar
he did not know what il Was that
had dissatisfied the young doctors
and cruld tell nothing about the case.
The doctors are extremely r@tic"ni
ahCut the matter and r"fllS" TO say
what tho occurrences ar" that led u
to the designations. Everything VIII
come on, in the council commi't""
meeting tonight when the doctors Will
lay their designations before the com
mittec and state their reasons TO-
their action.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
kCrE OF WARNING rs
7OFisH'NG INDUSTRY
Fish Ccmmiss orer Declares Greed
and Indifference Are Causing
Disappearance Of Sturgeon.
nv the Associated Prpss.)

WASHINGTON, =. C.. Dec. I'll
The most serious condition now con-
fronting the American fishing indus
ford adequate protection to migra-
tory ti:h IN State and interstat"
waters"
This is the serious note CT warn
ing sounded by George NJ Bowers,
United States fish commissioner. in
his annual rc :ort mad public today
Nj. bowers states that the fishes
most in need OF consideration are the
shad. the Striped bass, and the stu--
geCn on tn" Atlantic coast and the
salmon in III" Pacific states.
Greed and indifference.
The disappearance o. the stur-
geon rom nearly every east coast
river" Mr.. Bowers states. shows
how greed ard Indifference may in 4
single generation destroy valuable
fishery
North Carolina stands out as the
onIy State among all the States in
winch the bureau engages IN the cu!-
tiva;ion of shli. where the general
dcclin" CT his fishery has been ar
r. s:ed.
TIE immediate effect of sensible
protective measures in TINS State.
says tn" commissioner. shows the
results tina: may be expected from
similar action fer the various i'm
rortant streams. like the potomac.
the Susquohanna and the Delaware.
in which the shad has been persist
90 IL destroyed year after year with
ori any regard for the future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
coUNcilmeN ARRESTED.
Seven Municipal Legislators Are
Charged With Many Crimes.

rITTSRI RG. PA. Dec. 2l-Sevcn
members OF councils were arrested
tonight "A; the instance of the Voters
League, civic reform organization.
charged with conspiracy. corrupt prac-
does and bribery in connection with
muniCi al Legislation during the past
two years.
Alleged acts in connection with tn"
establishment Of depositaries OF the
funds of the city are enumerated in
the complaints against the council
men. and it is said a number Of per
sons occupying official positions in
LEGAL banks will shortly be arrested.
Following a series OF yelled
charges and innuendo references to
councilmanic acts. the Voters League
several months ago employed detec-
lives and the arrests are based upon
the reports made by the detectives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
CARNEGIE AS WITNESS
Exaspe'ates StaRdpatters With
Re plies to Questions on Tariff.
MAINTAINS HIS OWN G0OO NATURE
Enjoys Making Committeeman un-
comfortable and Provokes Laughter
With EpiJrams-Dec!ares Steel
Needs No Protection.
Gy Associated PreSs.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 81
Andrew Carnegie. famous for tn" mil
lions he made IN the steel business.
and for his views on economic queS'
lions made a most entertaining. II
not instructive. witness before the
House ways and means committee 10
day. in connection with the proposed
revision Of The tariff
An article on the tariff. especially
as 10 fhe s:ceI schedule. written by
Mr. Carnegie. recently appeared in
monthly magazine Owing TO th"
statements made in that article. il
became the basis for the questions
aske Il by the members Of tho com
mit'ee when tine hearings on III" s;ce!
schedule were h"!d.
Mr.. CarncCo was invited To come
TO Washington and xiv. any ;nforn2
tior the committee could uSE in dc,
termin'nS proposed changes In he
steel schedule
Laughed ard Joked Throughout.
As Nr Carnegie declined 10 accept
he was subpocnacd to app ar. Al
thoush h" vas on tho stand today
for reariy eight hours. Mr.. CaTnegi"
laus led and jokcd good nairrcdiy
throughout
He eVaspcrated several of thu
stead patt"rs" with mis- cp.grama:ic
replies: praised the Eanids cf Charlie
". Schwab: urge! the committee "a
accept the TESTIMONY Of Judge T.. "
Gary as conclusive and told several
funny stories.
He avoided figures. however. &c
sTch an CYicr' that II is doubtful II
the tariff frarrrrE arc an more en-
iighteu"i on he steel question to
night than they were before Nr. Car
nesie was sworn in Nv Chairman
PANE At 40 O'Clock 'his morning
Steel Needs No Tsri6.
Mr. Carncgie's principal contcn
ton was that the steel industry needs
Continued on Seventh Page).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
Supreme Court Oismisses Hard.
Fought Question on Technically.
CONTESTED An ALABAMA STATUTE
Cause Goes Against Man Who Con-
tended That State Law Imprisons
for Debt-Two Justices Dissent
from Opinion.
(By Associated Press.D

WASHINGTON. l.. C.. Dec 21.-On
The tCChniCaiity that the cas-" had not
been really ;.i"d in the courts below.
he Su7rsm" Court Of tine United
States today decided the socallcd
Eeanage ,aE" OF AlonzO Bailey. o:
Alabama. against him. The case has
econ s'ubbo.nly fought because t
called into question a statute OF Ala
hama which /. vas ConteEded in
Baiicy's interest. practically gives
auth, ri,y 20 imprison for debt.
Rail was arrested on the order
of justice Of the peac" ia Mont
gomery county. Ala.. on the charge of
having ob:ained 81. under q contrac;
IL writing. AM unGrr the law in
question IN" city court OF Nontgorn-
cry rcfuscd TO -e!ease him on Srr
( habeaS corpus
TIC Alabama Supreme Court sus-
i2incd tho verdict.
Tn" Su rene Court opinion was
handed down by justice Holmes md
was basel on tho ground that The
case had no; been tried on its mcr.;s
TS, Ju-tfcrs Dissent.
JrSticc Harlan delivered 4 dissent
ing opinion IN which he maintaincu
that Ea.icy was entitled. or the record.
10 bring his case - the Supreme
CouF' as a matter Of right.
He declared the decision Of 'hc
court TO BE- without precedent.
Justice Day ccncurrcd In the dis
zrutIug opinion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
CROKER SUYCAM DEAD.
Wc-rts Prove Fatal to Curb Opera
tor Shot Saturday.
nv tho Associated Press

NEW YCR:,. Dec. @i.-tarry Il.
SryGnm. Tn" curb broker. who was
yhnt in his DTCad s;r'". CfiC" last
Sat ITdav ~ J0nu e. Lumsd"n an in
,ontC- id in 'hc Hudson sire hos
pill ioiav. Iumsden is under ar
rCef
IL" shouting f. sa'd 20 have h""n
ar ~: ,rov:n e. a disuui" over nav
n, for s'"ck N COmranv which
VI o-ca 'Ir:I - handle enc Of Inns
G,r.@ .ryrnii"Ts.
IHn.si I wa -eman"' 10 "-:1on
y. CoTor"r Hlrhgrser tod0v. vi hont
bai, {" await tho inqu"st on Deem
her 90
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
NEW PORT NEWS, VA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER ~ 1905.

hy tt" Unilrd STATES revenue cutter
S"m'r0'". or b. practice with tn"
heavy GUrs at floating targets from
Fort CiSw'll las, W"AH"sday IS no
known. hut hundreds Of propl, have
Zen attracted 20 the beach tn wit
ness III" ph"nom"Eon Winter resi-
d, nts Of thu sound IN connection with
thn local traction company touching
!hr resort hAN. hrCn compelled, for
reasons % |anitalon % E2'her up
III" trh and carry thcuI away tor fer,
tii:'nE PURPOSES.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
NEW GERMAN DIPLOMAT.
Arrives and Tets OF Hto
Plans end Aims
tBy the Associated Press.p

tBy the Associated PressD
NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-Count Joha
Heinrich Won Bernsto.n the German
ambassador TO the United States, with
the countess and their daughter. ar
rived today by the liner America.
This is the ambassadors frst vfst
TO America. while countess Won Bern-
storT. although born in New YORK
had not been here for Is years.
Thanks 20 the confidence Of the
emperor end the imperial govern
ment." said Coun; Bernsforf. Il am
entrusted with the dificult responSa-
! ility of succeeding Baron SternbuE-
who in representing my country -
vii in America. had the good fortune
to win the confidence Of the govern
men, and people OF the United Stases7
Ny deep desire Is TO promote the
mutual rood viii of the two countries
ard I know 70 ether way OF doing
so except by opcnness and composee
sccJ faith. While I an 10 Washtng-
ION there will be no mystery abeut
GermaH aims in all tia. relates 70
the United States"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
.rs. Iurzcer Deries.

SrNRTkNSUTRG = c Dec .i-
~ ! { r-wsfen. vic q! the man
vhn SHOT = u Suv.'am ~. N"v York
%r"ko~ n NJ York Saturday was -
forced :, ar iIsociat, ! r-CSs ~H-.
=, 7ordrrt :odsy OF the oath IF Suy
datr
She G"ricd IN" s;a'onor' arcrn:i'
Cd 10 by 'ba' Suvtam deserved 70
u shr'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
DECISION AFF|RhS LOWER COURT
Slayer O: Stanford White Must Re.
main In Asylum for Criminal IN.
sane--Wanted In Pennsylvania City
ostensibly to Testify In Bankruptcy
case-cause May be Appsa,ea
Dv Associated Press).

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec. IL
Harry X Thaw, the SLAYER Of STAN
ford White. and now confined IN the
state hospital for The criminal insane
at MatteawGp. y. Y. cannot be taken
to Pittshcrg to testify In bankruptcy
proceedings. according to decision
handed down today BY the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals In
this c'tv. Wheth,r the case will be
taken t. jhc United States Supreme
Court is not known here.
The decision aftirms the action tax.
en- - Judge Young OF the United
States court for the Western District
Of Pennsylvania, who quashed a writ
OF habeas corpus compelling Robert
H. Lamb. superintendent OF the Mat.
teawan asylum to turn Thaw over to.
United States marshal for the prts-
oncrs appearance AT Pittsburg. The
: writ was allowed by Judge Archbold.
OF the United States court for the
Middle District OF Pennsylvania, sit
ting at Scranton. who was looking
after the business In Judge Younxs
court while the latter was in Europe
/ last summer.
How Proceedings Began
80 The bankruptcy proceedinsBs -
! begun August I. when Thaw died -
petition OF voluntary bankruptcy IN
the United States court at Pittsbut8s
and five DAYS later he was declares;
bankrupt, Roger O'Mara, Of Pittk
; burg being appointed receiver. Sub
, sequently Horatio n. Balm. q hotel
keeper OF Poughkeepsie. N. Y, who
! had fled a claim of $o6.25 for board.
! secured an order from the referee
, in bankruptcy to have Thaw appear
! before his creditors In Pittsburg, ana
| submit to an examination.
Thaw at this time was confined In
the Duchess county Jail awaiting the
! outcome OF hat2as corpus proceedinS2
before a United States Supreme Court
| justice for his release from the aey-
lum.
| New York state Opposed.
=! The matter OF Thaw-s appearances
in Pittsburg was opposed by the state
! OF New York and was taken to the
| Appellate Court here October q and
argued on December l and 2.
As Bird Gardner. OF New York. ~
Crei the case on behalf of the ssa$e
Of New York. Gardner contended fhaf
Thaw was insane and dangerous e
the pltIic safety and nat the bank
ruptcy proce edings taken BY him
were null and void because Of his
mental condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
BARRETT COMMITTED.
Youth Held BY Coroner for Killing in
Boxing Match
iBv Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec. Il. -
benjamin Barrett was today commit
ted by the coroner. charged with
causing the death of James Curren.
aged IS years. during a boxing bout
at the Broadway Athletic Club in the
lower section of the city on Friday
last.
The boys. who were nov:ces. ap-
peared at an amateur matinee. Cur
rem collapsed in the second round
after a blew on the jaw. and died
before he could be taken 20 the hos
pital
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
FIRES FREQUENT.
Three South csroSna oinneries y
etroyed IN Past Few osys.
(f,r Associated PressB

LArRENS. 8. G., Dec. 21.-Destrue
tive fres ere becoming frequeet -
I.aurens county and especially amoog
tho sinneries three having bcca -
s,roycJ within the last few days. -
" Saturday morning the sinnsry
Waterloo. together with two seoe~4
were burned. Saturday Hiehs anoe1SE
81 Rabunia. q few days ago 60 -.
Cross Hin. and several days go ~
stores al Gray Court we're deetsoy
by ere. ell at night. The sopN
losses are heavy. =
Three is ncthing bst specuooe9
10 the origin Of tbeee aSss -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
Z 7irTs OF DEAD FISH.
caroiiniar- -zieo Over Cauec o.
Sea pherom-ror.
IN. DroGsN
nv Associated Press

.NrNGToN y. e. Dec. 2i-I>o-
81 marine circ'cs arc p17zl"d over
tho arpsa-anc" 81 drifts OF hundreds
of barrels ~ mcnhaH"n a7f o'hcr
small fvh ~ Wright gviII" Brach and
along tho Cap Frar coas: Whether
thsy died In schools Of some disease
or were affected nv tho dynamiting of
some wrecksge of the Carolina coast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
ABINGDON GOES "WtI"
BY MAJORITY OF rs

RICHMOND. W. Dec. II. TIL"
town OF Abingdon n'"d vet I day By
a majority OF 2G nu, ui total rol"
east e 23i. and ii" town VII l"'a'h
the large dislen>0r}.
The. ccu;, EST WI heated and y" re-
ii! all OF toe yO.'> had lr'A c-uni'H!.
Women ana chuo:,n parad"d ~"
streets. somc OF lhr Childr"A lr,S*'n
in rag, and Iati,.S. and all bearing
si..ns asking the NJ, II to vote out tn"
d. &,a!N.
III. various preachers mad" talks
both from thHi, pulpts AID on tH'
stree; corners. !ItmuS were. sung
and every Ios5:hlr demonstration
MAKE 20 van on "a" sal on.
Mrs Mamie Cu"I!S, OF Texas. no'
ID 4. prohih..!'.:l%t ami sts"on
Fl yhtvr. was cali ! npon as last re-
.or. ~ the an,.+"! an elrm"lt an!
SIC cAhGried thr m,n 20 IO:r dry.
Was eu1irecs Pre- -.osition.
The dispcnsary. hrwevrr. has h'"A
y,.cI a great source ot revenue that il
VA had 80 r"uy.ncr III" hHs!r"$ :
mon o. the wisdom OF voting dry
Many inpruv"n, MS hay" Lr'n mad"'
such a paving =" sire, 5. bail iir-
'.i;i&,S and rnlarrlng the scho3ls "u'
Of the revenues I,C"lv'i from the
,isT"n,ary ard il Is largely looked
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
Insurance President.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.-E r. RI.
tcrhousc. insurance commissioner of
Colorado. was today elected president
Of the prov'dent Savings Life Assn
arcc Society OF New York. succeeding
Arthur G. Langhsm. OF Louisville.
Ky.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22
NTled Nv Yr.j-

DANvIEIF VA. Dec. - -Th"
r-arc,"E ',~iv "f John = aCv. whi'".
va roInd on the SoIfh m track near
Rrrir. v c his HON" vrsterdsy
S'ac~ hal j"st becH relcaeed from
Chatham Jail. whore he served a
shor' Federal sentence for violating
revenue laws. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-22

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published IN
Newport News that receives
the full. news service ct the
Associated Press.
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