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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
Flood Situation Relieved.

Fort Worth, Tex, May 2S.-The flood situation here Is greatly relieved. The water covering the lowlands is running of rapidly and communication With North Fort Worth, where the big pack ing plants are located, will be re-estab- lished by street car service tomorrow. Pure water will be pumped into the city mains tomorrow and those who were driven from their homes by the flood expect to get back Sunday. Rail connec- ton with the east Is still blocked, but communication north and west has been partially restored
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
MYSTERIOUS LETTER SAYS
 MRS. GUINNESS IS STILL ALIVE

La Porte, Ind, May 2S.-Attorneys Dar- row and Worden, representing Ray Lamphere, stated today that A. J. Case and C. E. Gaerte, working on the Gun ness case, have located in Chicago the mysterious IS. H." who claims to have seen and talked with Mrs. Guinness in Ogden, Utah, six days after the fire here which destroyed her home. According to Darrow and Wprden, IS. H." showed Case and Gaerte letter purporting to have been written by Mrs. Guinness, in which she told of escaping, attired in mems clothing, that she threw her gold teeth into the fire and that she is we'll and happy.
 IS. H." is represented as saying he will turn over the letter to the attorneys If properly compensated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
TWO BIRMINGHAM MEN
 REMAIN IN GOLF FINALS

cup the following remain: ThaXton, Louisville; Craig, Louisville; Jackso |. New Orleans Omberg, Mempni3. Moore, Atlanta; Longbrough, Little Rock; Lyon, Little Rock; Doughty. Memphis.
 Of the sixteen players who were de . feated yesterday in the trial for the champion the following will compel, for the junior champ ionship cup: Tal- mage, Mobile; Pitot, New Orleans; Scott Atlanta; Galbreath, Memphis, Moore Galveston: Manson, Darien, Ga, Byrd. Atlanta. Ward, Atlanta.
 All of the players who failed to qua : fly in any flights for trophies will also compete tomorrow for the handicap
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
WarshIps Prepare for Cruise.

Tacoma, Wash, May 2S.-Anchors were hove by the battleships of the first di- vision and the hospital ship Relief this morning. and they sailed for San Fran cisco. leaving the Georgia, New Jersey. Rhode Island and Virginia to remain in Tacoma harbor until Sunday morning, when they will go to Bremerton to be docked. The vessels sailing today were the Connecticut, Kansas Vermont and Louisiana. The departure of Rear Ad- mirals Sperry and Emory left Capt. Rich ard Wainwright in command of the di- vision here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
Fatal Kansas Windstorm.

Topeka, Kas., May 2s.-A terrific wind- storm passed over the southern part ot Jewell county last night and killed George Hahn and injured p persons, seven of them perhaps fatally. The storm travelled from the southwest and was 16o yards wide. It took everything in the path and scattered a number of houses, barns and small buildings over the prairie. The property damage will amount to thou sands of dollars and tho damage to the growing crops is large
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
Request To Lower Flaq.

Houston, Tex, May 2S.-Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone, president general of the United Daughters of the Confectionery, sent an official telegram to President Roose- welt asking that the United States flag be lowered Saturday out of respect to the memory of General Lee. Tomorrow she will issue a general order to the Daugh- ters of the Con1ederacy directing that memorial services be held Mrs. Stone expressed regret and paid tribute to the late general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
Lowry May Be Comma nder.

Washington D. G. May S.-(Special)- J. Robert Lowry, brigadier general in the Confederate service and former gover- nor of Mississippi, may succeed Gen. Stephen D. Lee as commander r-in-chief of the United Confederate Veterans. A choice will be made by the veterans when they meet at their annual reunion in Birmingham next month, and General Lowry Is certain to be one of the strongest applicants. w. 8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
LEES LAST ORDER
received Birmingham HEADQUARTERS UNIT ED CONFEDERATE VETERAN
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29
$2o,ooo for National Park.

Washington, May 2S.-On motion of Senator Brandegee of Connecticut a House bill was passed by the Senate today appropriating $20ooo for the Platt National park of Oklahoma, the park be- Ing named for the late senator from Con- necticut.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29

fcoNTINUED ON FACE s.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
when 70 Plant.

A good many hold to the idea
of planting potatoes and other
root crops in the dark of the moon
and peas and grain in the light of
the moon. We suggest that the
ranchmen take note of the time
when they plant their crops and
see if there is anything in this.
w. A. Magill says he noticed
one year that potatoes planted in
the dark of the moon produced so
sacks to the acre more than those
planted in the same field with the
same variety of seed that were
planted in the light of the. moon
some ton days earlier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Charles Hanson bought Is head
OF tat steers from William Daley
the first Of the week. During tho
next few weeks, at least, the Monte
Vista Market will be in shape to
furnish the best quality of beef.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
- 0es What 10 see6sl.

"Nins vssss NO Il loeesd - u nv
tos haA ssas." says NJ. O YsstA,ag. os
Mil Cssek, lad. Ter. " vss - run
devs list liis hung oa WY sisodss
thsssd. Il vss then ny druggist recon.
0sads6 Gisetsso BittseA ! besgAt Q
bseols ~ ! 90 whs' DssAed-
sessagtA. hsd oos loot 10 ~ sssvs,
~ Electro DIttsss put Il bask q the
turf again, ssd I've bssa veil ssssy
G1ooa" ooA under 6sasas1se q Fullss
0s1g O.. %.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
-. % Dssver - asxies.

34.S0 De0ver - 00x1co.
The Colorado 4 Southern will
coll between March 5th aud April
30th one-wsy tickets via El PAso
70 Mexico City ct sbove extremely
Low rate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Bechtel G. Cole sold DR.. B. L.
Doane of Del Norte, Tuesday a
20 81. P. 1908 DR.. Maxwell auto
mobile. This car was driven over
land by DR.. Doane from Denver
to Del Norte through snow and
mud in "a hours, running time.
Other doctors have to- take his
dust.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

WANTED:-To take your orders
for wall paper. Lssve word at N.
L. Brady's store aud l will b
pleased to call st your home aud
show you my line OF samples.
I. L. BAIRD.
Painter snd Paper Hanger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
. Brief 5efsisss .

Call on Chas. S. Barnes, civil
engineer for all classes of survey.
ing and engineering.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
PDeoty q TreabSo.

e1o0Sy u TroooSo.
b caused By stagnstioa ee Tie liver and
bowels. To eet rid q hsadschs ssd
hiiousnsss snd the poison that brings
jsundios, take DR.. Kin9S New llfs Pills,
The sslisbls purinsrs thss Do ths work
without grinding OF gipsns. 16c st
FulIoe Drug o.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Down in. Pueblo the other day
q man arose in church and asked
if a Christian Scientist was.pres-
snt. A woman arose and proudly
said she was a Scientist. II am
sitting in a draught," he said to the
woman; will you kindly change
places with me9"..The lady readily
complied with the request, changed
seats, held herself positive"
against taking cold and conse.
qusntly felt no..ill effect. from the
draught.-Field 4 Farm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

FoR SAIE-Team of horses,
wagon and harness. Enquire Of
Ernest Shulz at Martinez black.
smith shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Mrs. Harry Sanders fell from
the porch At her homs.last Friday
night and fractured her hip. She
will be confined to her bsd for six
weeks. Her daughter came up
from Denver Monday morning to
care for her mother q few weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

WANTED. A Gardener ct tho
Soldier Home. Good wages and
. permanent situation 70 . oompe-
tent man. C. g. ALDRICn,
Commander.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

We have 500. 900 to loan on A l
6rst mortgage farm loans; low
rates, easy terms; 80 % first.
]. LAHRoY SLUsHER d 20.
Phone Monte g.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

To TRADE-Good Colo. Springs
real estate to exchange for San
Luis valley land. Enquire at Har.
din 4 Wheaton Candy store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Mrs. J. G. Bushingsr and Mary
will leave Denver soon for some
place in the South where they
Will remain . couple Of months If
the change agrees with the young
lady.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

AL Newmyer gives satisfaction
40 q livestock suctioneer, Center,
Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
nay Fer Sale.

Sixty tons of first class upland
hay at the Wanauke ranch miles
east Of town ct $3.50 ct stack.
JOHN SUNNRR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

A private letter from Indiana to
one Of our citizens says that -
between Taft and Bryan the latter
vail carry that state; and the writ
q 10 in . position to observe the
trend in political matters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

E. J. Adams, county treasurer,
was doing business in town Wed.
nssday and Thursday. He has
not decided whom be will sdvsr-
tise the delinquent tax list, - the
taxes are being paid quite promptly
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

The Miracle stock powders are
working wonders with the sick
hogs. w. J. CLARK has . fresh
supply of it on hand.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

FoR RENT.-3 quarter sections
of land. Will be divided to suit.
On very liberal terms.
A. NJ. IsBRLL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

f0R 6ALE-One 6ve.s room house
10 most desirable part Of Monte
Vista G. b. 6fursMAH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

It you are thinking OF taking
piano lessons call and see
MRS. D. A. JONES
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Canned goods should never b
allowed to remain in the can after
It 10 opened. but should b poured
into an earthern dish. This will
prevent ptomaine poisoning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

FoR SALE-One good work mare
8 years old, weight 1900 pounds.
BECHTRL 4 Cole.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
0oF1 CO ThaolIa

We desire 70 thank our friends
sad nsighboss Tor their kiadnsss
aad sympathy during The sieknsss
ead death oi our little daughter
Ds4hss, also for the beautiful dow.
Nh. AND Hns. r. L. OoWpsLL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
HAY AND LIVESTOCK.

Hay, horses aud small bunch
Of cattle for sale by
J. ALFRED Smith.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Dsuphin Clark, one Of the
young men who has msds . suo-
esss in ranohing in the San Luis
valley. was doing business in town
Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Burt Pearson's little child is re-
ported a. quite sick.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

r. g. Breckenridge and brother,
Loyal are reported 70 have sailed
from Galveston to Havana via
a Key West. This will be \ nice
TIN,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
nsossssksrs' Bssss aIsssh.

DO000O06OFOs Boe0O 000So,
One fare plus o2O0 70 certain
points 10 Texas and New Mexico
and return; liberal limits; atop
overs; via Colombo esd 6osthesa.
Full information on application,
Z. 3. FSsuER,
General Passsnsr Agt., Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

T. b. Bsttssidss made . busi.
ssss Tip 70 xo6stt and vicinity
Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Fassett hes IL, square feet OF
aoor space in bic department
stores and every available foot 10
occupied with goodA
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Per Sale.
One lropgrsy horse, Q years old.
VI. 1875. Old Henderson place,
sast Of town.
CHAs. 8. AnsON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
nlLLlNERY OPENING.

All the newest creations 10 m,lli.
nery. Trimmed hats, ready.to.
wear hsts, childrso's bets sud
ladies' bonuets. Ladies ere oil
cordially invited 70 call Friday sud
Saturday, March ~ and %.
MIso HULDA DAVIS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Charles Bishop and Abe Matthias
returned Wednesday from . trip
sast whsrs they have bssn with
lambs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Niss Rstta Faseett and Snip -
turned Monday from LsJara whsr'
hey spent Ten days visiting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

The county convention to slect
delegates 70 the state convention 10
70 be held at Del Norts next
Thursday, April 2.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Wall Paper.
For tho latest styles see samples
ct Busch and Sons at their paint
shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

A party Of friends Of the "newly-
weds," M. and Mrs. E. e. McIn-
tosh, called on them at the resi-
dence OF G. Il. Bsckstrom Sunday
night and wore pleasantly enter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

next tew weeks, at least, the Monte
Vista Market will be in shape to
furnish the best quality of beef.
:. Brief .Jefsisgs
Call on Chas. S. Barnes, civil
engineer for all classes of survey.
ing and engineering.
AL Newmyer gives satisfaction
40 livestock suctioneer, Center,
Colo.
It you are thinking OF taking
piano lessons call and zee
MRS. D. A. JONES
FoR SALE-Team of horses,
wagon and harness. Enquire Of
Ernest Shulz at Msrtiuez black.
smith shop.
The Miracle stock powders are
working wonders with the sick
hogs. w. J. CLARK has . fresh
supply of it on hand.
To TRADE-Good Colo. Spripgs
real estate to exchange for San
Luis valley land. Enquire at Har.
din 4 Wheaton Candy store.
FoR RENT.-3 quarter sections
Of land. Will be divided to suit.
o. very liberal terms.
A. NJ. IsBKLL.
FoR SALE-One good work mare
8 years old, weight 1900 pounds.
BEcHrRL 4 Cole.
HAYAND LIVESTOCK.
hay, horses aud a small bunch
Of cattle for sale by
]. ALFRED Smith.
nay Fer Sale.
Sixty tons of 6rst class upland
hay At the Wanauke ranch 8 miles
east Of town ct $3.50 ct stack.
JOHN SUMNER.
WANTED. A Gardener at tho
Soldier Home. 0ood wages and
Q permanent situation to comps-
tent man. c. g. ALDRICH,
Commander.
We have 800. 900 to loan on A l
6rst mortgage farm loans; low
rates, easy terms; ~ % first.
J. LAHRoY SLUsHER 4 60.
Phone Monte g.
WANTED:-To take your orders
for wall psper. Lsave word At N.
L. Brsdy's store aud l will b
pleased to call st your home aud
show You my line Of samples.
I. L. BAlRD.
Painter aud Pepper Hanger.
$3.50 Dssvsr = asxies.
The Colorado & Southern will
coll between March 5th aud April
30th one-wsy tickets via El Paso
70 Mexico City st shove extremely
low rate.
nlLLlNE8Y OPENING.
All the newest creations 10 m,lli.
nery. Trimmed hsts, resdy.to.
wear bets, childrsos bets sad
ladies' bonnets. Ladies ore sll
cordially invited TO call Friday sud
Saturday. March n and %.
MIss HULDA Davis.
nsoessskerS' 1stss Uosth.
One fare plus >2O0 70 certain
points 10 Tsxss ssd New Mexico
and return; liberal limits; stopr
overs; ~ Colorado esd 6osthesn.
Full information on application,
I. r. FSsuER,
(3sneral Psaoense Att. Denvsr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

CHAs. 8. AHsON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

A. NJ. IsBRLL.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
SALON OF HUMORlSTES
RENRR1NDT EXHIBIIiON.
Sale of Cheramy Gallery a Lesson
for IArt Collectors.
Especial by French cable TO The Trinune-I
rc.s.uriaht 1ans by The Tribune AssoclaeIoII

rConyright. 1905, by Inc AIIo'4iO
Paris. May 9-The annual salon Oh '',7
r,.o-;.- o,e,ed to-day in the Palais De
C1aca Ia tho hest vet presented by the frehcii
caricature artists 1t comprises two thousdhu
drawings water colors, pastels ana sta'ue'
wax or plaster descriptive OF the latest Pi
of Partisan humor and satire, Whlle III 'n0 III
cular balcony is exhibited cholce coieO'ioi u
English caricatures of the eisnteenth ceh'ui
intending works by Hogarth. Rowlandson, CYL
brav Humphrey and others, together WIFI
marvellous series of fifty caricature sketches pS
C;ustave Dore when he was twenty years oiu-
Among +be contemporary humorists who nave
the greatest success at this highly amusing
salon are Abel, Faivre. Leandre, Alpert' uuil
laume, Sem Grun. Cadel, ElIlott' berhdio'
Boutet De Monvel, Wallet, Cir ana foralh'
Americans coming to Paris during the spring
and summer will find the humorist salon Wen
worth visit
The Rembrandt exhibition. opened TINS week
at the National Library, contains the most COM
plete collection of Rembrandts drawings anu
etchings ever seen in France. Besides the draw
ings of the Flemish master acquired in 1861 by
the library there are several private loan COL
Iections. notably those Of John Postle Heselune
and Fairfax Murray, of London ana thoSe
of NJ Bonnat. Baron Edmond de Rothscnhd
and Walter Gay, of Paris, making altogether
over five hundred numbers in the Catalogue
The show offers a rare opportunity lot Iile oeuuS
of Rembrandt's methods and to appreciate his
marvellous versatility. and will remain open 10
the public until July.
The sale of the art gallery of P A Cherafny'
which realized $500, 900. comes as an object les
son for all interested in paintings by Chardin'
Delacroix Constable. Reynolds and Goya For
instance the portrait of Lola Zimenes oy
Goya. estimated at $4,000 by experts. sold for
$1,000 The portrait of Sewaine, by Chard1n
which was purchased in 1868 by Alexandra
Dumas ils at the Didier collection sale for sSo.
ard which at the Dumas auction in 1892 brought
$3.50 was bought Wednesday by Co1nte de
Ganav for 81 ,200e The Hercules and Alcestes.
by DeIacroix, which brought only 5000 at the
Cronier sale in 1905, sold on Wednesday for
$500.
As rule the paintings by Ingres. Corot and
Puvis de Chavannes sold for less than few
years ago. while on the contrary. a rise of over
20 per cent is noted for the Constables, Rey-
noIds. Delacroix and the more modern DeGas,
whose small portrait of a model at repose
estimated at S240O. brought $500. while
sketch ten inches square Of a lion and lioness
by Delacroix sold for 81 900. Altogether the re-
suit of the sale of the Cheramy collection is re-
gardAd as sign of a renewal Of prosperity in
art circles c. l. B.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
EFFORTS TO FREE ZU EULENBURG.
Lawyers Unable to Obtain Release OF Ger
man Prince-His Condition.

Berlin Nav a-Prince Philip Eulenburs who
Was arrested yesterday at mis- castle at Lleoen-
berg on the charge of perjury in connection with
the allegations of improper conduct made against
him last summer by Maximilisn Harden has been
lodged in two rooms of the charity hospital He
,s being attended by his own valet, but is con-
stsntIy under the observation of agents OF the
criminal police. He was visited by his wife to-
day
The princes lawyers persist in their attempts
10 prove that their client is being detained with
or+ nroper process of law. The acts charged
against the prince. and Of which he has taken
his oath that he is not guilty. appear TO have
been committed more than twenty years ago, and
the defenders Of the prince affirm that they
should therefore be regarded as beyond the period
of ;nouirv into such offences. even if they were
ever committed
The bail of s125.o00 which was offered and refused
would undoubtedly be increased If there were any
likelihood of acceptance.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
APOLOGY FOR STOLTPIN.
Douma's President Withdra1rs Re
HertiOns on Minister.

c. Petersburg Nav e-Ths exclamation
Thank God we haven't a parliament In Russia
vet made in the Douna Thursday last by
NJ Kokovsoff the Minister OF Finance. prectpi-
tated A crisis to-day which threatened at one
time TO involve the resignation of both premier
stoIvnin and Minister kokovsoff.
NJ Khomyakoff. the president of the Douma,
who Yesterday referred to the minister's re-
marks from the chair unfortunate ex-
nression. regretting that as president he lacked
authority to stop the minister when he was en-
Moving an untoward phrase in the house. was
to-day Informed by Premier Stolypin that 1t
,rou1d he necessary to Withdraw the presidential
structures with regard 10 N. Kokovsoff's phrase
After consultation with the Octobrists and other
nsrties NJ Khomyakon refused to do 50. The
premier then sent letter to the president of
the Douma saving that his prestige had been so
affected by the conflict that II would be neceS-
sary for him to resign the Premiership unless
retraction was forthcoming
Premier Stoypins sway over the oct"brists
was so great that finally NJ khomyakoff de-
cided 10 accede to his request, fearing other
wise that the Douma might lose It's truest
friend In a short speech he regretted having
jnacruratelv qualified the words of n. kokoysoh
and of having Incorrectly prohibited further
discussion of these words IN the Douma he
had considered it his duty. however, to ward
off a threatening conflict which would have IN
torfared with the business of the day and. he
said he never would regret having done this.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
PLANS FOR PRINCE OF WALES'S VISIT.
VIII Hot Stay on Ship in Quebec, but IN
Earl Greys Residence.

London. May e--Tt has now been decided that
she Prince Of Wales and his encourage Will not
remain on board ship in the 81. Lawrence during
ther visit 10 Quebec but viii stay the Citadel,
the residence ef the Governor General. where Earl
Grey and his staff win also reside On the day Of
xhe princes arrival his royal highness is expected
TO diserbark at go O'Clock in the afternoon Ad-
dresses Of welcome viii then be presented on be
half Of the Dominion of Canada and the city OF
se,,eber to which the Prince will respond. His
sroyal highness and suite will then proceed direct
TO the Citadel.
Nothing has yet been definitely settled regard
sng the ship which the prince will cross the At
lsntc but il seems TO be regarded as probable tnat
he viii be conveyed 70 Quebec either by the new
cruiser Ninotaur ny the still newer ana larger
rr,,iser Tndnr5itable which is still undergoing her
trials Il reported that four warships VIII es-
cort the royal vessel. The British squadron which
IS proceeding Quebec will, il is expected leave
I5sntrr Bay previous 70 the departure of the prince
from Portsmouth SO as to arrive in the St Law
renee before his royal highness reaches there
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
TRIED TO LYNCH WOu4N.
hob AssaiIs Stranger Charged 7oath
KILLING More than go Chitdrcn.

Nancy. France, May "a woman named
Jeanne Weber narrowly escaped lynchlnS mere
to-day at the hands of an infuriated mon arter
it had been learned that she was guilty OF
brutaily strangling a seven -year-old boy TO
death.
Several months ago the Weber woman was ar
rested in Paris charged with the murder Of o+er
a score of children The affair created a great
sensation al the time. Doctors who examiner
her expressed the belief that she was a>FlctIih
of infanticidal mania. but no proof suncleht 10
cause conviction could be found and she was
allowed to go
The woman arrived here last Wednesday ana
under an assumed name she got lodgings in the
home of a workingman. This morning she was
round asleep with the dead body Of the boy ny
her side The child had been strangled He
WAS covered with blood and his tongue had oeen
cut out When the identity OF the murderess
had become known an immense crowd gathered
outside the house. shouting Let us get at the
ogressI" and tried to lynch her The police ar
rested the woman but they were forced To fight
their way to jail with their prisoner