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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10

Brigadier General George Breekiu-
ridge Davis, the military expert Of the
United States delegation to the peace
conference at The Hague, Is Judge ad-
vocate general of the United States
army He was born in Ware. Mass, In
1s47 and graduated from West Point
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10

sAh Ai1DoS 1o"oA pie increasing in
numbers. The new Egypt has aspira-
tons to rule itself, and it will be Sir
E1don Gorst's duty to pave the way for
some sort Of constitutional government.
Though a Conservative, he was ap-
pointed by Liberal government be-
cause he was considered the man best
fitted by training and capacity to ill
the position. He is forty-six years old
and the eldest son Of Sir John Eldon
Gorst, who Is still living. He was
named after his father. When his
ability brought him q knighthood he
dropped his first name that there might
not be two Sir Johns In the family.
But in Egypt everybody still speaks Of
him as Johnnie Gorst He went
there when twenty-sfx as an attache
and rose rapidly through the diplomatic
grades. He was financial adviser to
the Egyptian government when in
1908 he was summoned to London to
assist the foreign Office in the nego-
tiations which resulted in the Anglo
French agreement that SO largely con-
tributed to giving England free hgnd
In Egypt. His services were rewarded
by the bestowal upon him of one Of
the most responsible positions In the
permanent civil service, that of under
secretary of state for foreign affairs.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10

GOVERNOR PEABODY AND THE BOMB
was with you" The dynamite nstc
been taken from the death dealing ma
chine when it was introduced in court
but 1t looked grewsome nevertheless.
When Governor Peabody came into
court he took a seat near the desk on
which the formidable looking object
was lying.
"Here's your bomb, governor whis-
pered one Of the correspondents.
MIR. Peabody reached forward and
with a half smile measured with his
hands the instrument which had been
made to hurl him into eternity.
ITS pretty big" said he.
Mr.. Peabody was governor Of Colo
RADIO from 1908 to 1905 and was sworn
in for second term after having been
declared reelected by the legislature,
but resigned, according to agreement,
in favor Of the man elected lieutenant
governor lie Is f1fty-fiye years old and
native Of Vermont.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
SYSTEMS CONTRASTED
European State Owned Telephone
Service WoefuIly Deficient.

Here the Talking Wire Is Operated az
a Business Proposition--Not Only 10
1t Conducted Much More Efficiently
In America Than Abroad, but Ems
nloyees Are Better Paid and Better
Treated Here.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10

In 1877 I. He studied
law ut the Colun-
bian univ rsity,
llington, and
married in 1871
Miss Ella I. Prince
Of Sprin fl cid,
Mass. Before 60
Ing to the West
Point academy he
was a volunteer
soldier Ii the Tn
ion army during
the civil war, IT'S
ing from the rank
Of sergeant to a
second lieutenancy
before his eight
zenith birthday. He
was professor of
HnE 16GA q
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
Copyright by Cline.
dinst.
GENERAL GEORGE
3. DAVIS,

GEiIIH UlI ItE
was professor of law at West Point
from 1895 to 1900 and reached his pres
ent rank in 1901. He Is the author Of
a number Of works on international
law.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
GuIls as Life Savers.

81 wouldn't no more kill q gull than
] would baby" said the sailor.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18

II the young man would go away
there would be no further trouble.
Walking into the office he put away
the gun
The young fellow was not disposed
to pass the matter of. and insisted
upon going into the Office and taking
the gun and mashing the stock and
bending UP the barrels over II rock.
left the scene. He then left Florence
aud complaint WAS entered against
him. Florence officers have been try
Ing to locate him for some time.
Yesterday he WAS found In Salida. ar
rested and placed In jail. Officer
Furniss went mp yesterday and
brought him to this city on No, 4 last
evening. His employer gave bond
for his appearance this morning.
where he appeared in Judge John.
ston's court. plead guilty and paid
the costs aud settled up the damages.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
UNITED COMPANY BRING
IN BUMPER WELL

No. 387 OF the United OIL company
located about two miles south Of Flor
ence on Sand creek, has been put to
pumping and running very slowly and
Ia making about 20 barrels. IL would
probably make more than 100 II run
to Its capacity. This we'll is $40
feet and WAS brought in by George
Rash and John Winner +. Il. White
Ia pumping.
In this connection II Is perhaps In
teresting TO call TO mind what most
Florence people know. that old ~.
located ncross the tracks from the 70.
nnory. NOR" than ton years ago had
prodrced over 900. 900 barrels Of oil,
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
which Is perhaps the record breaker
Of all western oil wells.
FOUND DEAD IN BED
BY HER NEIGHB0RS

Mrs Sarah Harden living alone on
West Garfield avenue, was found dead
Mt her home this morning by neigh.
bors. The old lady WAS about "a
years Of nge and for many years has
lived alone and has supported herself
by making carpets, and such work.
The last time she was seen alive
WAS Wednesday evening at tho fre
which destroyed the Tennnnt property
ACROSS the street from her home. II
WAS noticed by neighbors that light
WAS burning all that night In her
residence, but last night there was
NO light, the oil In the lamp having
burned ont.
This afternoon the ueighbors made
An investigation aud discovered that
sho had died. Undsrtaker Dsibsst
WAS Immediately notified aud TOOK
charge Of the remains. She hAs u
daughter living near Denver, as,d
other relatives who live ct Cotopaxi /,
all Of whom have bssu posiHsd.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
PLEAD GUILTY
AND PAID FINE

Too much drink IL again RESPONSE
BILE for lot of trouble for young
man who has always borne n good
reputation. and who comes Of n most
reputable family. Because of the
prominence Of the people. and also
because OF the fact that there will
he no repetition of the ofYense. we
will not mention the name Of the man
involved. 1t appears that some little
time ago the young fellow had been
working ut the Rocky Mountain smell
ter dumps One night. after having
imbibed too freely. he drifted out to
the snielter where old Mr.. I.udwick
IL night watobmnn. In the dark the
watchman did not recognize the man.
and ordered him to leave; being
Angered and not entirely responsible.
he refused to 20. whereupon Mr.. Lud-
wick, at the point Of = double barrel.
&C shot gun. marched him up to the
ofiioe and into the light. Mr.. l.. .
recognizing the man. stated to him
that ho WA not awars that he wAs
an employe during tho day time and
that he Was only doing his duty and
WAS clearly within.his rights and tina,
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
THE MAJESTIC TnEAIER.

Art. Livings has been busy tho last
few days, thoroughly overhnuling
kalsomining, md In general cleaning
up the Majestic theatre so that It pre-.
sents u much better appearance. Mr..
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18

Livings has made arrangements for
better films than he has had yet, and
Will thus be enabled to show better
pictures than he has in the past
Last night he presented to his patrons
five pictures, which constituted n
double show, all for the usual admis-
sion price Of five cents
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
the DAILY TRIBUNE
WILL CHANGE LOCATION

| vsssS VItSvuv~e sSO0uuVbu
It may be of some interest to our
readers to know that ou or before the
first Of the coming month. the home
Of the Florence Daily Tribune, for
the next three years at least. will be
in the Daniels block on West Main
street.
We are striving very hard to make
our paper readable and interesting to
our subscribers, and to make 1t a
valuable medium for advertising and
like purposes. This move is under
taken for the purpose of furnishing US
better facilities for serving the pub.
lie. There will be considerable ad :
ditional expense incurred by the
move. but we believe that it is wise.
In this connection we wish TO say
that we thoroughly appreciate the
business that has voluntarily come to
us 80 freely since the present manage
ment has been in charge We took
hold here just about month ago
under adverse conditions, and as yet
we have not been able to bring the
paper up to the standard we have set
for it. Notwithstanding all this,
We are more than gratified with the
have come to ue and with voluntary
increase Of subscribers which has
been to the number Of 1877 to date
also with the business which has been
entrusted to us by the business men
Of Florence; we have tried hard to
attend to it we'll and will promise
that for the future we will be able
to do much better.
We expect to move the presses and
the heavier Office fixtures and furni-
ture about the last of next week and
in few days hope to have everything
running smoothly. The large news
paper press the electric motor. shaft
ings, and betting will all be in the
basement. 1t will be necessary for the
feet deeper, and concrete base for
the press and machinery be laid and
the entire basement foored. This ar
rangement will leave on the first floor
office and business rooms of ample
proportions for every convenience
necessary to an up to date newspaper
office About 80 feet of the front
will be devoted to these offices, and
a room 5O125 feet will be used for
the job presses, cases. etc.
The type setting machine will oc-
cupy space Immediately in front Of
the window in the rear, which will
fll every requirement The subscrip
tion aud mailing department will be-
separate from the remainder of the
office. and the folding rooms will be
taken from this section of the shop to
the basement.
The Florence Iron works will
have charge Of the setting Of
machinery. etc. which is estimated
will require two or three days Il me.
They will make the change in
such manner that 1t will not se-
riously interfere with our regular is.
sue Of the daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
FOR CONSTIPATION.
A Medicine that Does Not Cost Any
thing Unless II Cures.

Ifyou suffer from constipation in any form
whatever, acute or chronic, we will g1srant e
10 supply you medicine that will surely effect
a cure if taken with regularity and according
10 directions for reasonable length Of time.
Should tfe medicine fail TO benefit you to
sour entire satisfaction, we promise that 1t
SD al cost lou nothing.
no other remedy can he compared with
Rex II Orderlies for the easy, plelsant and
successful treatment Of constipation. The
&C tive medicinal ingredient Of this remedy,
which is odorless, tasieltss and colorleis,
is an entirely new discovery. Combined
with other extremely valuable ingredients,
il forms prep ration which is incOm.
parable as a perfect bowel regulator, iute a.
inal invigOrator snd strengthened. Pexhl
Orderles are notable for their agn eablen' IS
tn the palate and gentlene's Of action. They
do not caus gripping or any disagreeable effect
OF inconvenience, and may be taken at any
time day or night.
We pa tcularly recommend ReXau Order
lies r children, delicate or sget persons be-
cause they do not contain anything that could
possibly injure the mot delicate organism.
They are iu,t as easy TO take as candy, and
unlike ether pri parations for a like puTp Sc
they DO not create a habit, but inste I'd they
O, ercOme the eau ofhabits acquired through
the use Of Ordinary laxative', cathariics IN !
harsh physic, and permanently remove the
caus7 of constipation or irregular bowel &C
ton.
We want you to try Rexall Orderlies at our
risk. We know that there is nothing that
will do you so much good. and We will refund
your money without argument if they do no
do as we say they will. They are prepare 1
in tablet form in two sizes of packages; IS
tablets, 25c., and II t,blets, To-. W. P. Tay'
Tor, GIG King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
rar YonNa MEMS SENATE.

The regular session Of the Young
Mans SAats was called to order by
President G rner at eight o'clock last
night at the Young Peoples Building,
This city. This being The frat meeting
that the Sepats has been able TO hold in
as'tsfaetory manner on account OF the
meeting room having been takkp up by
different entertainments sinceSeptember,
they Immediately moved, after transact
ing the regular routine work, that the
Senate act IS committee OF the whole
that they might discuss informally ways
and means tf incr ing the membership
and also the spirit of the Senate, that
the people Of this country might sit up
and take notice from now forward. Ssy-
eral suggestions from the different mem
bers were heartily sgreed upon, and the
Senate was divided into two sides TO De
kpoun In the future as the "Odds" ana
"EVens" the purpose of which IS 10 pet
ter handle tae debates that are scheduled
to come before this body in the near
future. Senator Harry White was
elected floor leader of the "Odds," aud
Senator Louis Duffey, floor leader Of the
Ovens" The Senate discussed several
applications for membership from parties
10 Washington, which met With favor
able response. The Senate was declared
adjourned by The president at 10 o'clock
to meet as usual next Tuesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
The Cardinals Denial.

Baltimore, Nd. Dec. Cardinal
Gibbons issued a sweeping denial today
disclsimiug any connection whatever
with the defunct Fidelity Funding Com
pany of New York. The following pre-
pared statement was given out at the
arcbepiscopsl residence this morning:
"Tbe attention of Cardinal Gibbon
was called 10 the following state
meut attributed 10 William Nelson
Cromwell of New York regarding the
f,ilurs of the Fidelity Funding Company
of New York: Il have been appealed to
by many dignitsries high in the church
Including Cardinal Gibbons, to at in
their interests.
"The cardinal replies by saying that
he has never had any commuuiCa ion,
verbal or vii ten, with Mr.. Cromwell on
this subject, and that he has never had
any transactions with said company.
he has been repeatedly asked for letters
commencing the company, but has in
,srably declined to give them, as be
has no personal knowledge Of the cor
porstion In question"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
TRAMPS FINED.

CHARLES Gray, Frank Gregory and
George Hess we're arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officers Bssch and Rswlett
charged with st'aliDg can of tomatoes
from w. NJ. Priests store, corner OF
Queen and Patrick streets. The trio
are tfsmps, and they we're DPkiDg their
way towards what is known as "Hobo
Hollow" short distance northwest Of
Alexandria. The three men were
brought before the Police Court this
morning. They aye young and vigorous,
but from their unkempt appearance
they evidently have an sntipatby to
soap, wstsr, combs or brushes. The
evidence was to the effect that one Of
prisoners entered Mr.. Priests cellar aOd
emerged with the can of tomatoes. The
man was followed by five young men
and later by the officers Uamed above,
and TAKEN in Gust dy. Justice Catou
fined The accused So each, and bel ng
unable t. Tay the assessments they will
spent twenty days in Jail. This was
the oDly case before the Police Court
this mornipg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

As was anticipated the excellent pic
lures at the amusement houses drew
immense crowds and on leaving were
loud 10 their expressions Of pleasure at
what they bad seen. The talking pic
tires at the Alexandra Amusement
Company ere attracting large crowds
nightly aud dime spent in witnessing
these marvellous pictures will be we'll ex-
pended. Besides those which talk there
will be several reels of quiet pictures
which a'e 6ne. Come opt tonight.
The Elite Picture Company had a
large crowd last night and those who at
tended pronounced the pictures of a high
class. Tonight they will be equally ss
good. CJme out and bring the chill
drnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
OPERA HOUSE.

The Opera House last night was again
tie scene of large and appreciated au-
dience who certainly got value received
for their money. The management is
determined to Keep the acts up to the
highest standard. Miss Bertha Holland,
the double.voiced vocalist. featuring her
mechanical doll act, gave positively the
best act Of its kind ever seen in this CITY;
White and B rton, very clever musical
team, we're highly entertaining; Little
Miss Nelson" the child cOntOrionistr
10 80 act par excellence, was great; Wiz
lie Kane vas pleasing in illustrated
songs. The programme of moving pic
lures was exceptionally fine. Tonight
an excellent bill is promised, Drawing
takes place at $3.50 this evening, also On
Friday evening at $3.50. The coupons
you receive nightly are good for both
drawings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
REVIVAL MEETINGS

Another large audience heard Esaugel
ist HOlcomb last night at the Wishing.
ton rect Methodist church. He took
for his text. James 1:15 "Then when
last hath conceived, it bripgetb fOIth
sin; 40 Elm, when it is finished, bringeth
forth death" The speaker first spoke
Of the sppr ash Of the temper, saying
thst the devil held out the bait which
was most tempting to the individual,
who Gag rly gsssped IL when the COR
ception of unlawful desire seizsd him
and frotn then on hi' "a snic mslesty
was sure of his fish. All he las to DO
ia TO cast bis bait. he said: 81 hare
seen the insect which is bonn to
mature, throw "a is offspring and die
within short Ca9. | have seen
the flower bloom end wither within few
short hours, snd have seen the field
grow green With vege alton within q
marvelously short time, but sin
once conceived within the human
mind is mora rapid 10 its growth.
Tonight man may conceive the idea OF
taxing money nom tne cseh uIa"eI, auu
tomorrow be q thief. Man may con-
ceiye the idea of committing murder and
tomorrow be murderer.
"The completion of sin, with its ter
rible cons qnences,i is hidden from NOR al
view, for when death comes, we see but
the wreck it has brought to the temporal.
We cannot see the soul as it writhes IN
the flames that burn eteruslly. We can
not hear tho vail of the lost as they are
hurled out into awful oblivion" The
evangelist used r number of q ting
stories to illustrate his sermon. They
were told in a very impressive manntr
and the speaker seemed to feel every
word that he uttered. There we're tears
10 the eyes of the christians and COZ
yic!ion ia the hearts of the uncovered,
and quite number asked for the prayers
of the christian people. The large
choir sang several selections, and Mr..
Rountree sang az a solo, "His Love
Dan Never Fail" There will be preach
ing again tonight at 1880 o'clock and q
faeied concert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
BENT ON SUICIDE.

Kate LIcius, living on north Lee
street, va, tempted to throw of this
mortal coil yesterday afternoon, and
aft sttempis to swallow carbolic acid
had been frustrated by her companions,
shs proceeded toward the whsrVes with
the purpose of burying life's burdens In
the chilly waters of the Potomac. Oheer
Sherwood, who had been infor1'ei OF
the woman's actions, followed her and
took her in custody. Sac was searched
at the station house, aud after having
been kept there for some time was al
lowed 10 depart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Al the meeting last night OF Alexan'
dria Council, No. 627, Royal Arcsnum.
the following officers were elected
Grand Representative, NJ. Jsf'; alter
nate, j. r. Mansfield; regent, Jas. W
Talbot; past regent, Geo. A. Harlow
vice regent, John T. Watkins; guide,
j. G.. Graham; chaplain, S. NJ, Pull
man; secre airy, ]. E. Alexander; treas
ursr, Geo. Uhler; orator, Alvin Powell
collector, ]. G. OOckey; sentinel. ]. B
Arnold; wsrden, R. M. Prettymau
trustees, N. Woll5erg, NJ. Morris and
w MALTA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
AUTO ACCIDENT.

S,nor Don jean Ba'rios, Goaiemslsn
minister of foreign affairs, who is in
Washington on a special mission for his
government, was probably fatally injured,
aud Senior DR.. Don Luis TOleo Herrarte.
Gustemslsu minister to the United
States, sud Gen John Drummond, a
wealthy coffee planter in Sluth America,
were badly hurt in an automobile ac-
eident late yesterday. They we're going
to Mt Vernon when their big touring
car turned turtle near the Highway
bridge.
The diplomats were on their way 10
Mount Vernon, where they were to Icy
a wreath on Wa'hiDgtOn's grave, Both
are today reported to be recovering from
their iDiuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
PRETTY CALENDAR.

The Alexandra Souvenir Calendar
for 1909 published by the Chsncel CHIP
ter of ST. Psul's Church, of this city,
is one OF the preltiest Of the season. 1t
contains handsome photographs of the
three Episcopal churches in Alexandria
and of the Episcopal Theological Semi
nary and High School with short
sketches thereof, etc, aud is altogether
a useful and handsome calendar. Il
was printed by Mr.. Z. S. Barrett in fac
style aud reflects credit upon his estab-
lishmebt. The calendars can be had at
No. GIG Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-12-09
AIEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Herbert E. Stansbnry, formerly
Of this city, has been appointed assistant
mechanical engineer on the FL Psso AID
Southwest system Of rlilroads, with head
quarters al Tucumiayi, New Mexico.
The Oneida Club, which is msde up
of some of the best-known young men
10 this city, will give their 6rst ball OF
the season al McBnrney's Hail, Friday
evening, December lIlh. This promises
to be an enjoyable event. A large a.
teudsncs from Washington is expected.
This ia the 6rst of a series u four dances
TO be given by the club during he Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ Penn re-
turned Yesterday morning rom their
wedding trip to Atlanta, Ga. A, the
home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr. AID
Mrs. james T.. HoWdershell, ct Lin
colnia, last night, reception was ten.
dered The lride and groom. Many
friends and relatives we're present Me-
and Mrs. Penn will reside at S21 south
st Asaph street.
A sad accident occurred to Mr.. ]. W.
McArtor yesterday evening. While
walking in bis yard on south Lee street
bis clutches slipped and he fell very
heavily to the ground, spanning his knee
60 badly that he is confined to his bed
and suffering intensely.