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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-25
Sister Helen Is Said 10 be Recon.
cIed 10 The Match with lhs
Cousin Of BonI.
BROTHER GEORGE REFUSES TO TALK
De sanan Waits at Philadelphia Ao-
tel, Where He is Registered as Ber-
trand Dufra.n-He viii 90 to wanh-
inoion When the ooplds Come to
Virginia Hot Springs.
(py AssocIateh press.l

(By Associated Press.)
| MEM YORK. March - Having
won her consent 10 wed him. Prince
Helic DE Sagan today is registered as
bertrand Eufrain. of Paris. at the
bellevue Sratford hotel in philadol-
nhia. while Nine. Anna Could. for
merry wife of Count Boni De Castcl-
ian.. is in New York. pleading with
the members Of her family for consent
to her new matrimonial venture.
That some ground has been gained
ls probable from the apparently au-
thoritative statement made by friends
OF the Gould family that Miss Helen
Gould has become reconciled to the
idea of the match. But there Is still
The custodian of the millions now lost
TO Count Boni. that consent Is essen
tial,
One OF the efforts 10 plncatc Mr..
Gould is said 10 have occurred yes-
'er,lay. when, AT the home of Miss
Iheicn Gould. her brother and the
would be Princess Anna met. Just
what took place nj the family gather
ing could not be learned, for when
AIR Gould, after some hours. left for
his apartments utsthe Plaza. he abb
solute!y refused to discuss ii.
! THAT the Prince de Sagan was not
TO be nrescnt NJ the family gathering
! f,rIrs 20 have been decided ION
when h9s dinod with Miss Helen and
MlnnS. Anna Gould Al the home of MIR.
ana Mr.. Tyler Morse, in the Wyoming.
ana ms Washington Is but step away
the Prince George hotel whee regis
tered as Mr.. Thompson. OF Paris he
has made his headquarters since his
entrance into the country by way of
Quebec. Montreal and the Canadias.
f'on,ier. y
The presence of the prince in Phil
adelpha is considered TO be only mart
! Of plan whereby he viii make his
headquarters in Washington for the
! present.
Wed at Hot Springs.
Tomorrow morning Mrs. George
Gould and prabably Nine. Gould. viii
leave for the Virginia Hot Springs.
and as aWshington is but step away
IL Is considered not at all unlikely
that the further courtship. and per-
haps the marriage which will make
pr;rcnes ou'.sss ue oas'eiiahe me
son,hnrn w o. o"sa"' may occur III me
'e'o"'''
mnen ,ne lac's OF the Princes
in,,.. ~ e' -. y, New ork' and espec-
,Ia,S =, ms ha'lnS dihed "ith Mfss
n.'en anu vine. you'd became known.
go" "D 49, ma" NJ, queS'iols were sent to the
.n I, NM meS we're were;
-" N',ne, 'ould dine with Mr..
n nu ~. yer morse al the Wyo-
81 A.,
-. n" !, u'u, WAS me answer
ho, d.. n''U MI, ~ me could family
o.I,.an ''''e i'e''e ue Sagan Is III this
~ ,n
vo,I, u 'ssohu lucs'ioh MISS oGuld
az. ~ n"s"e''
,..a worse received the re-
a,a,no., w 49, ~ 'ne wyoming. He
IN" ,,ho,,, 'u.! 10 'ihe, not know
80 s ."e'" ln, prince had really es-
| -" ~ '"'Hilhtoii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-25

ment and then WALKED up the stair
way and took seat In an obscure
co.ncr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-25

THE DAILY PRESS 10 tho
only newspaper published In
newport News that receives the
run newa report OF the Asso-
clated Press.
The Washington times., 1908-11-29

?. They seek the barn without delay,
And light their pipes with wiaps Of hay
What wonder that a pasSer-by
Saw clouds of smoke ascend on high!
The Washington times., 1908-11-29

6. To spare the rod is never well.
So / have heard Johns father tell.
He used it we'll on boy and Ted
Before he put them all to bed.
The Washington times., 1908-11-29

l. The Teddies think they'll have some fun.
And smoke as they had seen it done
Some fine cigars they go and swipe;
Some 'baccy, also, sand pipe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Notice is hereby given that the Build
ing committee Of the First Christian
church os the town OF Monte Vista, Colo
RADIO will receive bids on the construc.
ton OF church building 10 b erected
on the corner Of Washington street and
First avenue IL said town. 1t il 70
quested that oil bids be In on OF before
January Is. 1900.
Plans aud specifications can he ssen
at any time at the ONCE OF French 4
Kellar, Monte Vista, Colorado.
The COMMITTEES reserves the right To
reject any and ell bids.
Building Committee,
by N. N. NxL~ox. Pastor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26
WHAT Of the RESULT

The sentencing of Gompers,
Mitchell and Morrison, of6cers IT
the American Federation VI Labor.
to jail for long periods will have .
tendency to arouse the wage work.
ers to political action. An appeal
has been taken, but il 10 fair 70
presume Judge Wright knows the
feeling Of the judges higher up
aud that his decision will not b.
overruled.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

o. W. Sylvester shipped $ cars
of lambs Wednesday to the east
ern market. Saturday James Will
son shipped } cars of lambs. L..
Miner 4 cars, Harry Burnham
] car. j. j. Spencer l. Co.
shipped 2 cars of hogs to Denver
and A. 8. Chase 2 cars.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26
Oe 10 q WOO1oe

Chamhevlain's kniosat b ous Of Tie
most remarkable psspesstsoss yet pro.
ducsd Tor the rsliss d rheumatic paios.
and fos lame back. spesias ssd bruises.
T'hs quick rsliss freo pain vhieh Il
a4ords In cass q shsuaatisa b alsos
worth many times 10 csst. Price =
csats; lsses siss N csess. Fer sals BY
eli druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26
ProMANr POISONING

1t seems that the death of George
A. Maryatt at Denver last Thurs
day was caused by ptomaine pois-
oning.
According to the statement of
Mrs. Maryatt, who was one of the
dinner party, the poison which
killed her husband was from white
fish. She had not liked the taste
and had refused to eat any of the
fish.
Mr.. Maryatt went to Denver a
few weeks ago for treatment of a
varicose vein. HE was practi-
cally cured and we had decided to
return to Del Norte,' said Mrs.
Maryatt. "Mr c. M. Mackley WAS
one of my late husbands most in
innate friends, and. accompanied
us to the restaurant for farewell
dinner
Msryatt was taken to the Park
Avenue hospital Sunday, Decem-
her 6. DR.. J. n. Thomas. DIR.
Leonard Freeman and DIR. j n.
Hall were the attending physi-
clans. An operation was per
formed and thirty-six inches of
the intestine removed. He showed
some improvement after the oper-
alton; but soon weakened.
The body was shipped to Del
Norte for interment. The funeral
was held last Sunday under the
ceremonies of the Woodmen of the
World. Deceased leaves widow
and one son, Oscar, = years old.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

The editor Of the journal and
wife received Il Christmas present
Wednesday from their old friend,
Col John H. Bloom. and wife of
Devils Lake, n ID. Mr.. Bloom 10
now at the head Of a live daily
paper in that thriving town Of
5000 population.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

J. G. Gilbreath was in Denver a
few days this week investigating
the live stock business, especially
that Of shipments. The trains
have been running 20 irregularly Of
late and cattle and hogs have been
70 long on the road that dealers
have hardly dared to risk their
money in handling live stock.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

H. M. Bennett has bought n
Studebaker climber which brought
the baggage from Caicago to Den
yer for eight auto loads Of dele
gates to the national democratic
convention. The price paid was
$3.50. He bought through the
Monte Vista Motor Car Co. II 10
Mr.. Benefits intention to make a
trip to Yellowstone park in the
spring or summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Louise Wallace, who is attend
ing college at St. Paul, and Westal
Wallace and John Webster, who
are attending the military academy
at Upper Alton. Illinois. reached
home Thursday morning to spend
the HOLIDAYS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Miss Eulah Pridmore, who has
been teaching school in Grand
junction, arrived Thursday to
spend the holidays with her
parents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Lawyer Veerkamp moved into
his Office Friday. He now has
ample room to do business in and
10 we'll pleased with the work done
BY the contractors, H. q. Hender-
son and l.. H. Duvic.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Herbert Shakespeare, after a
long, faithful service for the d. d
X. g., says he has had his salary
raised o25 a month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Born. Monday morning, Dec
ember q, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hanks, a son. Mr.. Hanks took
the day of from the mill to cele-
brate the event.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Mr. and Mrs Ed. Popejoy went
to Denver Thursday night to
spend tina holidays with Mrs.
Popeioy's parents. -
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Frank GoH started for Iowa last
Friday TO be gone until after the
holidays. II is his intention to
bring back car of horses ON his
return.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Julius Hanson, of Creole,
brought his little boy to Monte
Vista Monday evening for medical
treatment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

n. n. Merchant and wife went
to Denver Thursday night to
spend the holidays with relatives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

For those prefer,ng the disk
phonOgraph to the cylinder. g. Il.
Stustman has put IN stock line Of
the celebrated VICTOR Talking
Machines and Records Come in
and hear both the Victor aud Ed,.
son, then decide which You prefer.
Remember that these monographs
are sold at the same price here as
IN Chicago aud New York.
Doa't 1t Anybody fool you IN.
70 buyias anythias but q non.
lsakabis Fountaia Pen. Wa
have Meerss coaklia, and
Waterman. Fuller Drug Co.
Per 9essas. letter Esd 0ais
The intense Itching characteristic 81
these ailments n almost instantly allayed
by Chambsslain's Sslvr. Many severe
css-s have hsen cared ny Il. For sals
by oil druggists.
Tsssphees ypsr drug orders
and w wi11 dGUver then.
pallsr Drug Co.
Phess Moses g
Woodmen Dau Jan. I. 1909
-.
noosoeo NJ oa0o.
100 acre. ol pea pasture, ~
stuhle. SIX mslsa south II town.
n. =. Olson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Mrs. Tenos Peterson of Agra,
Kansas. arrived in town Thursday
to visit with her son Robert.
Charles Dean Of the same place. a
friend of the Carmichaels, came
with Mrs. Peterson. Mr.. Dean is
a horse dealer and came here on
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

j. Lshroy Slusher left for the
East Monday night to h gone two
weeks. principally on business and
incidentally TO call on his best
girl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

sc'so little
] have purchased The Sam " 50
trading post north Of Mont S s.rd:
aud am prepared 10 do feed i "A.
Ing. Have corrala and f..
moving stock. etc. PhOa ss::,,
1874. CuAnLrs \
Parties wanting w0xi : -
from IL h,lls Will pleas,
NJ II Larsat, or leave
Journal o(llce.
J. G. Ros -.
The 0ext auction ssle Wv
JaA. . 10 huadiagsr.) ~
ssA &. \. III
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

0ssayel Or 0esses. Kid
Male yellow and white C.1Uu
Collie, answers to the ns:,
Rover. Reward for inf0r
leading to bis recovery.
DR. DKA;lc
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

John NJ. Cochran returned to
Del Norte Thursday from Denver
where he went with two cars of
cattle. He was four days on the
road and had all kinds of trouble
unloading and loading nights and
waiting on side tracks hours for
engines to move the cars. He
says no one dares buy any cattle
at near their value and take the
chances of four days run to
Denver, as the cost of feeding and
shrinkage. etc, cannot be antici-
pated.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

FOR SALE-Full. blMxl b
Jersey male ho9x \
"a'lsworth kanc:
Ceatcr !.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Herman Cole drove up from
Alamosa Saturday. He says tho
auto business In that town 10 very
good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Carl Hook. Of Jasper came down
Thursday 70 enjoy few days tax.
ing in the sights Of Monte Vista
and vicinity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

A sociabls dance WAS given ut
Woodmen hall Xmss night by the
younger sst which was thoroughly
enjoyed BY all.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Chester Green went to Denver
Thursday night to spend Christ
mas with his parents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Alfalfa Hay for sale ny
8. ". 8. Wussa-
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Merrill Smith lief, Saturday
night for Sacramento, California.
where he will spend the winter
With his grandmother and an aunt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

E. D. Stroup's family spent
Christmas at South Fork.
G. A. Moody finished job of
painting at the Home Wednesday,
Jgmes Nelson who has been i'll
for some weeks is able to out
again.
J. H. Deeds will spend the holi-
days. in Denver with his family
friends.
Earl Van Buskirk hiss put on a
dray and is prepared to do any
thing in his line.
Quite "A large number enjoyed
skating at the Home lake Christ
mas afternoon.
Mrs Harley Golf. of Bowen left
Monday night on visit to her old
home in Iowa.
Adam X. Dietrich and wife left
Thursday night for ten days trip
in New Mexico.
Chester Green went to Denver
Thursday night to spend Christ
mas with his parents.
n \. Merchant and wife went
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

John Sylvester, Orrn Maddox,
David Matthias. Ernie and George
Station ARE home from college to
spend the holidays.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

day there was great deal more
mail matter sent out than came in
which indicates abundant pros
perity in the valley.
Mrs. Tenos Peterson of Agra.
Kansas. arrived in town Thursday
to visit with her son Robert
Charles Dean Of the same place. a
friend of the Carmichaels, came
with Mrs. Peterson. Mr.. Dean is
a horse dealer and came here on
business.
Louise Wallace, who is attend
ing college at St. Paul, and Westal
Wallace and John Webster, who
are attending the military academy
at Upper Alton. Illinois. reached
home Thursday morning to spend
the holidays.
Lawyer Veerkamp moved into
bis Office Friday. He now has
ample room to do business in and
10 we'll pleased with the work done
BY the contractors, H. q. Hender-
son and l.. H. Duvic.
Born. Monday morning, Dec
ember 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hanks, a son. Mr.. Hanks took
the day of from the mill to cele-
brate the event.
Miss Eulah Pridmore, who has
been teaching school in Grand
junction, arrived Thursday to
spend the holidays with her
parents.
Frank Golf started for Iowa last
Friday 10 be gone until after the
holidays. 1t is his intention to
bring back car of horses ON his
return.
j. Lshroy Slusher left for the
East Monday night to be gone two
weeks. principally on business aud
incidentally to call on his best
girl.
Miss Helen Woodburn came in
from Denver Thursday morning TO
spend the holidays with her grand.
mother and friends in Monte Vista.
Merrill Smith left Saturday
night for Sacramento, California.
where he will spend the winter
with his grandmother and an aunt
Mary Cramer came home from
Westminster college. Denver.
Thursdsy morning to spend her
vacation in Monte Vista.
John Sylvester, Ora Maddox,
David Matthias. Ernie and George
Station are home from college TO
spend the holidays.
A sociabls dance WAS given vt
Wootlmen hall Xmss night by the
younger sst which was thoroughly
enjoyed BY all.
Carl Hook. Of Jasper came down
Thursday 10 enjoy a few days tax.
ing in the sight. Of Monte Vista
and vicinity.
Herman Cole drove up from
Alamosa Saturday. He says tho
auto business In that town 10 very
good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Mary Cramcr came home from
Westminster college, Denver.
Thursday morning to spend her
vacation in Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

G. A. Moody finished a job of
painting at the Home Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Miss Helen Woodburn came in
from Denver Thursday morning TO
spend the holidays with her grand.
mother and friends in Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

E. y. Stroup's family spent
Christmas at South Fork.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Adam X. Dietrich and wife left
Thursday night for "A ten days trip
in New Mexico.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Postmaster Eversole says last
Monday and Tuesday were the
busiest days ever known in the
Monte Vista Office Up to Thurs
day there was a great deal more
mail matter sent out than came in
which indicates abundant pros
perity in the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Jsmes Nelson who has been i'll
for some weeks is able to out
again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Mrs. Frank Anderson got IA
summons from her daughter We'd
nesday afternoon to come at once
to Alamosa as her six-months-old
baby had pneumonia. Mrs.
Anderson took the evening train
and WAS up all night with the
child and Thursday morning wrote
a card saying the baby was better
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

Mrs. Harley Golf. of Bowen left
Monday night on a visit to her old
home in Iowa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14
REPENTANCE WAS
 HAMILTON'S THEME

At the Southside revival last night Dr. Hamilton preached on the subject of Repentance" He said: Tt is one of the fundamental doctrines of the Bible. It is doctrine that is not preach ed about enough. and yet it was the burden of the preaching of John the Baptist, of Jesus and the Apostle Paul said that he had preached re- pentance toward God and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ.
 Tt is useless to tell a man to be- lieve in Jesus until that man feels himself sinner and is willing to turn away from his sins.
 There are four ways a man may treat the gospel message; he may re- iect the message, he may resist the spirit, he may blaspheme the spirit, or he may surrender to Jesus Christ and he saved. Men are free agents. they accept or reject and that is the awful thing about it."
 Dr. Hamilton made a strong appeal to men and women to repent and turn to God Quite a large number stood declaring that they would turn from sin and seek the Lord.
 He breaches daily at 7;45 D. rn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14
Citizens Voice PYOtesf
 Againsf Sblltting (6unty

If Birmingham sits quietly and lets Bessemer cut off greater part of ls,r trade she will not be sleeping for the first time" said w. D. Nesbitt yesterday when discussing the new county amendv ment.
 Not very long ago the railroads tering Birmingham got their franchises from the city council without making any agreement to rates. When Atlanta had the same matter in hand she held up the railroads until they agreed to put on lower rates ana in some cases she can send finished products as many 50 miles further than we can for the same money. In other words aa gets just that much more of our trade.
 Now EessrA4.. ls going to put up courthouse, establish a new center, and take away some more of our trade. lt will take a wide-awake campaign to kill the measure, but Birmingham people should wage the fight with determina- tion."
 T am surprised that any citizen of Blr- rningham could favor splitting up our ini- porial county" said Robert Jemison. Sr, yesterday. "1t can only be done from the viewpoint of q Bessemer property owner or citizen Of course BesSemer Is going to fight for her new county. If Birming- ham were not the county seat she you'd no doubt be fighting for it. too. The cti- zens of lshkooda should not be censured if they decided to have new county
 '.'rhe time will come, should already be here when we should take up the fight against the fee system. Why should the people, who havc been fighting this evil so long. create new set of fee grabbers, and some 200 or 300 new nem- bers of the trust which fig preventing the abolition of the fee system, and even
 if we do defeat the fee bunch why have 50 many more heads to feed with salaries? 'I think it would be disgrace to Jef- fersDn county, a disgrace 10 the sta.e, to gee the aity fo which all Alabaina points with pride crippled by any such trayersfy on common sense.'
 T do not hesitate 10 say said c. w. Unord, that in my opinion splitting up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14
TO MAKE TOUR OF
 CITY WITH BEARS

At 10 o'clock this morning Frank P. Spelman, accompanied by Mrs. Spellman and her troup of seven performing bears, will make a tour of Birmingham in an automobile. The bears will sit upright in the machine, and will go unfastened. as Mrs. Spellman has perfect control over them.
 They will pass through the principal streets and take in the South Highland residence section, returning to the grounds in time for the evening per- formance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14

the county would be a step back into the old century. This is an age for centraliza- ton, for combination, and getting to- gether to accomplish things. The new spirit.
 ''The idea of saying that two counties can do better than onei A confession on the part of. county officers that the coun- ty is too big for them simply means that their offices ought to be filled with com petent men. By co-operation, good roads can be built, sewer systems perfected, bis problems met, much better than by any divisipn.'
 '1 can only say that I am bitterly op- posed to splitting up the county said Frank $. White. ST. 'I believe it would
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have been issued from the office of the probate court as follows Joe Bearden of Birmingham to Miss Nettie Morris.
 J. T. Traywick of Pratt City to Miss Rosa E. Cox.
 Joseph Gobin to Miss Daisy T. Nolen. John Benjamin Barry of Birmingham to Miss Bessie Claudia Scholar.
 R. NJ Jones of Empire to Miss Sa- mantha Debter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14

injure the whole state, and I know that some 20 counties are directly in danger. The amendment should be defeated'
 Greater Birmingham would be greatly handicapped by any such measure" said Mayor George B. Ward. T hope the amendment will be defeated. We cannot afford to have Birmingham right on the very border of the county. Warrior would be claiming the courthouse as a more central point. Merchants and business men owe 1t to their interests to stop the movement"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14
ITS A GREAT FAIR
 AND THE BIG CROWD
 SHOWS ITS APPROVAL
tcoNTINuEp FROM PAGE 5,

the mantel Mrs. .Flea was darning a pair of red socks, singing all the while to the sleeping cherubs.
 Then. plainly it was seen. MT. Flea made a suggestion to Mrs Flea, and the expression on her face signified that she was willing. Thereupon, she arose, placed the sock in the basket, walked to the bureau pulled out a drawer and there from extracted a sheath gown.
 She donned the garment, while the win dow curtain yielded protection, and ad- vancing naively to the footiight, her in- dulgent husband beaming all the while, executed a Salome dance that should put Gertrude Hoffman to confusion
 It's a great fair any way you take it.
 If in doubt as to illustrations for your ad, see The Gawk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14
Something Every= body Wants Supplied Here

To answer the. needs of our growing business and to ac. commodate our customers we have added
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14

This is far from being a joke. In the handsomest, largest waistcoat cabinet in the south (we re told) we display taste fully tailored garments.
 At Blaeh's spot cash prices (our only kind) they cost no more and often very much less than the gaudy caricatures one sees about.
 Prove this on your way to or from the State Fair by stop ping in and looking at the $3, $4, $5 and $6.50 lines (any fabric that's new and good) at