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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-11
Variety in Actors Work,

All my life the thing which has
struck me as wanting on the stage is
variety. Some people are tone deaf"
and they find 1t physically impossible
to observe the law of contrasts. But
even physical deficiency can be over
come by that faculty for takirg in
finite pains which may not be genius,
hut is certainly good substitute for
lt.-Miss Ellen Terry.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-11

Uncle Sam undertook the task
do the might be sick Up
installation sanitary
s n more
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16

Not because they like Governor
johnson more. but because they like
Bryan less, the trust harons and Wall
street spectators have established
press bureaus In Washington and
other cities. from which they are
pouring forth q constant stream OF
literature booming the Minnesota
governor for the democratic preaI-
dental nomination. The campaign
d thoroughly organized and backed
BY sunlcient capital to make Il vigor-
GUS. From these press bureaus comes
all kinda Of literature and the ready
print houses, boiler plate factories
and other sources Of supply for the
country paper are offering the plates
and patents free. with express paid.
n the papers will use the dope. This
has always been one OF the favorite
methods Of the trusts In reaching the
masses Of the people and there are
plenty Of publishers anxious to take
the bait, because Il costa them moth
Ing. The class backing johnson ac-
cept him as the lesser OF the two
evils from their point Of view.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16
FASHION LETTER
New York Modes, Fabrics aud Dress
Styles.

New York Modes, Fabrics aud Dress
Styles.
NEW YORK. April IA trip
through the shops of New York this
week showed me no very new modes
or models. but rather the elimination
Of all that was extreme, u modiflca-
tlon of new but unbecoming styles
and development OF some clever
ideas.
In skirts there Is return to the
plain gored model which fits closely
Ia the front and sides. They resemble
somewhat the old-fashioned pull
backs Of some years ago. but a new
note is borrowed from the new paquin
skirt In having few little gathers
across the front and sufficient fulness
In the back, The same rules obtains
herr as with the plated skirts that
they ft with a nice exaetness across
the hips, Many are the notifications
In arrangement of trimming in these
gored models When made OF striped
materials the stripes met in VS. on
the seams. Stripes printed or woven
on panamas and serges and mohairs
and Sicilians still head the list for
taii-mades, The chevron stripes are
extremely popular In mohairs and
such lines of materials. As to the
length OF skirts there Is tendency
to lengthen the modes. but for the
strictly trottenr skirt which will be
worn only on the street the length Is
about four inches from the ground.
A smart feature of the high-elass
tailored suit is the separate waist
coat. and while the weather is cold
enough great many variations win
be seen In It's development Aud
number OF them may be used with
the same costume thus making many
changes either dressy or otherwise
as preferred. and a number of waist
coats in white pique or embroidered
linen will be an addition to any ward
robe.
The use OF the overblouse is still
a fayorite idea, as Il makes an entire
costume possible and also accOrds
with the lingerie, net or lace guimpe.
making those changes possible with
the one dress.
Soft silks aud cotton fabrics are
best suited to Euimpes, under over
blouses OF wolfe, taifeta. silk crepe
and rajah. Many ways are used In
finishing the overbloUse. but one OF
the most popular is the circular shap-
ed hands around the neck. armhol"s.
and bottom OF the very short sleeves
or eapes.
For morning wear the absolutely
plain or tucked short waist of linen.
madras and lawn, worn with high
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16

fashionable shade yet in blue is the
Copenhagen and cadet blues. There
are other blues that verge almost on
plum and violet or a grey tinge, but
the two first named are most in evil
dence in the tailored suit. Browns
are still used and a new tint is that
which shows a decided proportion of
yellow in its composition. 1t is fash
ionable, but cannot say that it is
beautiful from the artistic side and 1t
is not generally becoming. The dull
or deeper shades of brown are the
more beautiful and by far the most
.seryiceable. In the pongees and ra-
jahs and standings and browns are
particularly rich and make up with
good results.
A new material that has found
great favor on the other side of the
water is the worsted filet. 1t has
square mesh and somewhat resembles
voile. 1t is a wool representation of
the lace f1let. 1t has square mesh
and somewhat resembles wolfe. 1t is
to be found in all colors. is well adap-
ted for the draped skirts and waists
seen in the new Greek designs and is
used in the long coat and skirt modes
that are silk lined. For trimming
the dyed filet lace bands, insertions
and trimming laces are most suitable
for its decoration. These filet laces
are often embroidered to give the
necessary bit of color to the gown.
Speaking of filet the cotton varie-
ties are often embroidered and used
on many of the linen silk or cotton
waist or shirt waist suits with good
results.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16

II Is fortunate for Idaho that the
smoot bin providing for arid land
homesteads of SEQ acres does not ap-
ply TO this state. The law win result
in the so-called arid lands rapidly
passing into the hands OF corpora
tons and syndicates to be held as big
stock ranches or for speculative pur-
poses. We believe Senator Hey
burns efforts resulted In exempting
Idaho from the law.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16

prices, the higher the better. for the
faker. We have printed as many as
one hotel directory card for a faker,
who filled 1t with business advertis-
Ing at 50 per. All he wanted was a
sample on which he could collect the
cash from his victims and fly to pas
lures new and green. There are
others and the business man is safe
at least when no turns them all down.
II he spends his money at home with
people who circulate It here he may
set It back.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16
SHIP CELESTIAL BONES
Remains of Many Cinnamon to be
Returned to Native Land.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.- Yes
sells leaving San Francisco for Chinese
ports during the next month or two
will carry back to the land of the
dragon many shipments of the bones
of departed Cinnamon. The annual
spring excavation of the graves of
dead celestials is now on in all Pa
cific coast towns having a large orien-
tai population and the corpse agents
who handle this business are very
busy. According to the religious no.
tions of the Chinese, the souls of the
departed will not be allowed to enter
Paradise until the bodies are buried
In the fatherland, and this belief has
given rise to profitable business for
the trans-Pacific steamship compan-
les. The bones of the dead are wired
together, placed in caskets prior to
shipment to relatives or friends in
China. The corpse agencies are re-
CURED to guarantee that not a bone
will be missing, as only a complete
skeleton is allowed to enter the heav-
en- OF the Chinese.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16

There seems to be- a determination
In congress to sit on the president
and Hohson In their efforts TO secure
IA appropriation for four battleships.
Congress thinks two at a time ough.
70 be suficient. II would be a nice
thing to have the biggest navy and
more soldiers than any other nation
on earth, but the people might pro
test when II came TO paying the bills.
A truly American policy would do
away with the necessity for the rapid
construction Of battleships and heavy
increases In the enlisted men OF the
army.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16

With the coming Of spring the adj
yertisinS faker blooms In ali his
glory. He has had a winter in which
TO study and prepare a story that is
calculated TO catch the average lndi-
vidual. and his oily tongue does the
rest. II his intended victim Is not
possessed with a good surplus OF will
power he becomes the prey OF the
Establishments Of the advertising
faker. with his guides. charts, regis
tiers, year books. directories and a
thousand and one novelties at high
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16

New York democracy Is ct its old
tricks. Tammany and lts opponents
had q warm time In the state eonven-
ton during which they engaged in a
rough house and called each other
bad names. even going 30 far as to
indulge la personal encounters. The
feeling engendered there will be car
ried into the campaign TO the detri-
ment Of the party. Idaho democracy
Is laboring under similar dificul-
ties and unless these internal dlssen-
sions cease there viii be no show
for electing a democratic president.
u seems TO be a democratic principle
TO scrap among themselves while the
other fellow steps In and walks away
with the pudding, There has not
been a time during the past quarter
OF a century when the democrats had
such a show OF electing the president
as the present. but they win come a
long way from It II they indulge IN
a few more rough houses such as the
New York convention.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16

Pay 10 cents a week for the Even
ing Press and get today's news to-
day. II makes n special feature of
local news and you are interested in
this feature.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-16
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
BARGAINS

$35OO-Will purchase this beautiful home; s.
modern residence, with large clothes
closets, large pantry fine hall and stairs large
bathroom electric lights, large porches, fine
cellar, woodshed and storage room; large cor
lots, 60x120 feet each; this is double
the finest properties in the city, and very close
in; beautiful shrubbery and lawn.
$9OO-Will take this 4-room residence; good
pantry fine cellar, large woodshed, poultry house
and yard; beautiful lots, all fenced; city water
and electric lights close in. 1t is a snap
$2SOO-Ths is a new, Broom pastered cottage
with fine circle porch in front, good porch in rear
nice pantry, clothes closets good cellar,
crete walls and foundation, very fine barn,
poultry house and yard, beautiful lawn; large
lots, 50X150 feet, each all fenced with
A No. 1 picket fence; all new and close in. This
is one of Occur d'Alenes best locations and prop
critics for the
$s36OO-Takes this bonanza home very close in;
5-room, modern, plastered house, with rooms
in garnet, sealed; neat hall, 2 large clothes
clothes, A No. l BATH complete; 2 large porches;
stone basement with frst-class furnace, stone
foundation, large storeroom, Mushroom and
woodshed nice lot, 75x110 feet, with
very fine fruits, cherries plums, apples berries,
ETC.; also shade trees nice lawn, and all kinds of
$21OO-Takes this block of ground this is a
lot block Fourth and Miller streets,
size of block las feet Fourth street by 140
feet fronting Miller street. This property is
all fenced; has good 5-Toom house. with closet
pantry and nice porches; good woodshed, pou-
try house and yard: 2S assorted fruit trees. best
varieties; city water in the house and taps for
lawn. This is a snap. Look it up.
$S5O-Will buy this 4-room house. with nice 50x
10-foot lot; well located; close to school.
$7OO-Takes this 4-room house, with very fine
lot. This is snap.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Confederitss 10 birmingham Having
Warm Time in More Ways Ihsn One.
Ixs|Tas csuitsI FOR COMMANDER
Generals Evans, Cabe' and Gordon are
Leading Candidates for the Office
CHATTANOOGA. Atlanta and Houston
, Want the Next Convention.
(Hy Associated Pre- Ss.)

:. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June 9.-ThH
" tiehtCrElh annual reunion of the Unit
ed Cont, drrltc Veterans was opened
i in this city lOha al tie l!ippldrOnt".
: BirminG ham's largest cCnv NJ on hall
with 4 record breaking at'n lance.
Tod2N'S 81 siCnS wcr, h"VGt"d 10 or.
faniZatiNn ana welcoming addresses,
III" l, IA hnSir"sS "I the me ting com
ing un tomorrow. when Il COMMANDER
in-chic:. 10 succeed III" lat" G. neral
Stephen l. Lee. and tn place for
holding the next union will no
chs son.
In addition 70 the first session ni
the veterans convention rohay, there
w'r meetings Cf III" SOnse Of VA "r,
an. the Confederate Su~vrons Also
citation. The Confederate Memorial ~.
SOC alton and other or& mia i rs con
nfct"d with III" veterans
The cOnv ntiln was opened With
PRAYER ly Roy. I'r. J. William Jones.
which was f0'l0w|G ~ a rhildr MS
chCrus Cf "a" vol, "s Nav.'r Ward.
of birmingham then Welcomed the vet.
eran; in behalf of the city and GO RI.
or Ccnicr for 'hc stat Orh.r al
due sscs were mad BY representa-
tives of the 10. al vet, ran : aseocia.
tirn. General i. l.. RuSS"i. who was
invited " morals g" &c Grliv + an
Grafton 10 III 'a0rans. was tie next
Sp ak'r.
Anon" tho& whose nan are men
TONED for comm 'ud"r ;n-rhi..f ayr
Gen raj Cicm"ni \. WAN. q! the De
partmeni Of. TcnnesS"": General
Cahcl e Texas anI G. neral Gordon.
of Memphis.
thattanpnga. All 'nta ana Iion.t0n
are the contestants for the next con
N"ntcn and all ar" making hard
nights to secure the homer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
PAPERS SENT ev MAIL.
Blackstone a binson Case Probably
Me- he Heard at One.

Tn" papers in the action brouGht
by formNr Judge J. ". .. Hack 4 Jh'
IA an effort to Dust Judg" Clar"nc"
of the Elcv NH juiicinl al strict. hay"
tr"n forwarded to ihr Court of Ar-
peas, now sitting at WNthcvll'. by
mail The attorneys agreed upon this
method of presenting III" cas- t. IN"
court
l. is probable hat The maHdamn>
pc i'iOn will net be- heard by III" "0uri
until la" in In" term, which is -
la&i 60 ha,...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
crowrs Go to Buekroe.

The instont Favor with which IN"
BuckruN Casino vaudeville has taken
hp,l would seem 10 Indicate ~ So
son OF success. The bag value offered
~ tlr management tur only II ""h'S
L. suttcirnt induce mem for Hant'"
Viii, enthusiasts IL travel miles TO
yru
Two genuine Keith acts are the
+ atur.s of this weeks bill and III
every performances he work OF inc
artists j. rec liveI with rounds of APP
piau 81. The harlem Hrnih"rs hnN"
a Eau Jr.an comedy acr3batic act
ilitt ~ especially good. TIL sing MS
and .ianciug comedy acruba!ic act OF
Nj. Lander, and Miss Williams is
rHc OF the hes; OF tn" Kind s,"n III
thi' S"Cti'n.
Tonight Mr. Garter Mexins will IN
trGhuc" an0thcS illustrated ballad.
Could You 1--we . Littln Cir, Lake
NJ h!wavE"' The accompanying views
n said tn be exquisite. The life
pictures viii he changed tonight, four
new subjects being present d.
i.a@, n:~h the. audiences at the
Casino were cvsn larger than lhcs"
OF Monday night. when the Attendance
"NC"c'l,d all expectations. The per
fol mauC"s begin this We at $50
ar.l 80.
Fri lay will be amateur night" and.
It." management looks for capacity
audiences.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Vaudeville ana Pictures.

Two large audi noes att Hd'h 'h'
vaudeville md moving piclrr' no"
n tho Academy Of Music last niS"i'
Two good va,ldeyii:' aC'a were gwen
and thcy seemed TO m" with i"'' "i'
animous approval Of the audirnr'S'
Tho headlin, r is the musical act "t
Jeanne and Ellsworth aided by Eau
l,tt" a musical deg. The other AL
is Civ in By BILLY Evans. IN" J"l'|
Sailor.
Thr,. excellent moving pictures
wtrr shown "nd Ia re MA inc "9n"'
illustrated song.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Church Trustee 4 Horse Thief.

NnItNAPOI.iS. IND. ImIH q
Fcuud guilty Of horse Stealing. Rol'r:
H. Green of WIynriCwn VIC presi-
dent Of the Farmers and Merchant :
bank Of that rl"c', n truSt": of the
local Mrthudist church nn, II lare"
property owner. WIS S'nlrnc d ioiaV
10 from one to IA years IN the state
prnilenti Try. He was diefr,nchiSrI
fer on year and was fir ii $1,000. \
number of stolen animal; W re- found
in Green's possession when he was ar
rested here under an Assumed nam :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
au- cal: tlis Evening.

\ ir,gi IS PREMISE IN" music lovers
IN ih's CITY n IN" c"nc r 10 10 given
in -" Sunday scNooi room ~ ST
i'~uI'g E1ise pa, ChaTch 81 = 80 o'Clock
ton IN r The bcrrf' ~ ihc church
Tfis Mort WIS pnstron from Ia
" X. Some .. tho Ec<i mFSiral
t1Ieni " The rity VIII take part IN 'hr
nr1i md IN program that has boon
ar-au Cd promises To 30 an unusually
enjoyable Cbe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Jemestown Ba~ Ii'.cd.
tBv Associated PreSs)

NEW YORK. June Q. AT the
m""fIrg of the stewards of the Jock
ev Club h re tonight tn suspension
Of several Jockeys and trainers who
participated in the unrccoynized race
meeting held at the Jam, stown Expo
2iti11 last year. was lifted. The n'rn
r"sinstai"d are: Wayne Lewis George
II. Hull. F.. J. Crawford and 7. F..
Ard. trainers: and Thomas p. Nc
Crrmick and r. Ri V. Jockeys
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10

NV, Orr aus ana sailed for G.noa {;
Sh"ppy Allison tBrl Low. New York,
and cleared for Tampa; Ramore Head
(HrD Pritchard. Galveston and cleared
for Dublin: Aus riana (Rr) Harrison,
Newport Nnws.
Cleared: SchUoncr Miles NJ. Merry.
FIckciI. Bangor.
Sail Il: Steamers ErneSt0 tSpn }
Ormuat hra: Horribly Castle tBr. }
Walters, An,w; rp; Frey lNor) Sab"l
gan, Kingston, ia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Tennessee Ircu'rv COMPLETED.
GRy Associated Press)

SiN PEDRO. CAL. June . - The
Ira nj inquiry appointed by Rear
accident On IN" I'nitNd State steam
gh y Trnr"sG " on Friday has prsci!-
c.Ly cODU!"i'd its work. The bgari
20 IA ma !" \ thorough inspection Of
tic hoiErs. Wen tho Investigation
i fnaiv compile; d the boilers viii
BE- =uhn"iI 4 - 4 fall speed test
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Woma- Shorts Her Brother.
I Bv Associated Press )

wv n. N'JV TTI,'U ITtSs
COLUMBIA. S. G.. June .. Eu-
gen" Green. of Grcenyilic, 8. C.. was
shot this afternoon by his married
sitter. Mrs. Ale" Campbell Gre en-
was in the street clfgagrd in n d fiji
Gully with Mrs. ramuh.Ir; busbauJ
Just in front Of the Campbell cottage,
when Mrs Campbell ran out OF tho
nous" ana fired four shots at Green.
al taking effect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday. June g, 1908.
Arrived.

- IIVeu.
Steamer Tiger tNOrI tngEc iIa-
Eana-no chartered
Steamer EaHheld n:D, Jonrs. Tr'n,
ida-i-to Chesapeake AZ Ohio Coal
Agency Company FIR bvnkor coal.
Stcam"N traEia tNDrl. Jensen,
Port IngliS-to White Oak Coal Com
pany for bunker coal.
Steamer Pay City. Ktcnr. 10 tor
TO While Oak Coal Company in bal,
last.
Schooner George p Hudson. Gar
diner. Pr; smouth-to New River Con-
soiilated Coal Company in ballast.
BARGE Raravia fr3m Eostnn-tn
White Oak Co2l Company in ballast
Barg- E0mbav from Roston:to
White Oak Coal Company in ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
o. n. p. Belmont Dyirr.
IRy Associated fresgl

"! -Nsf'Ot I .VNs.I
NEW YORK, June 10. At 1o:..a
"'"lo'k this morning the watchers
at ihs hrdSidc of Oliver H. p. Bel
mort were waiting fer the end. Since
ga ~ yesterday afternoon Mr.. i:el-
mint has b"ca unconscious and all
mop" of his recovery has been aran-
I"nfd His death. his physicians
think. is now only question of
hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Part r Platform Ready.
GBv Assoc a.ef p-tssI

WASHINGTON. June s.-wadc ~
fil'S ATTORNEY general e Ohio. ih-
draHSm1r = IN" Tafi Roossy u p!r'
FORM suR E"S' ions. left hrre tonight fGr
Cn'GT hus ohm. AMI Chicago
Mr. En- 'XP cts 20 bc IN ~ c"r.-
v"''ii. ti', within 'wo dIvs. H.
viii TAX" Nh Finn ihc pIanks r. tho
rIetf'rm With have hrnu . rfoctcd
Tnr Ia r. n;"rrn' ~ hos. rIarLz
irrN pIFcr 'oiay in ~" rf1cc Of Sec.
rc'ary Tar
Tho rrndref win 10 rl,c~d h for"
tho rc~"ir cnz ccmwit'.7r - ~ rSn-
vonit0n wi'h no aurmp; n disguis"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
700 Men for Pacific Fleet.
Try ASSOcis;cd Pressl

NEWPORT. r. /. Jrnc Q - Sven
hundred arprrntic from he Naw-
p"r; naval raining station vcr"
Oh '"r"i nv a last cool by today AZ hey
marched through tho princiDai sr~oot;
IL mpanicd r. three hundred other
=, unS naval men. nrev:prs 10 -hcir
d r2rtur" for service " III Ia" Altar
tic srua iron IN tho PoHfc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Big Sunday School C-ryentiop.
Try Associated prCss.)-

BOSTON. MASS. Jun" ;. SAM
particulars regarding th1 program! fog
tn 12"th in national Sunday school
@ Hycrt.G1 Z. BE- held II Lon; 'villr.
NJ. Junc !S2?. were annCunca.i to-
dar. The speakers will iEr;HI. Coy
q OF Wilson. Of Ecrtu,k:. ard Gov.
,-'tnr Glenn. {! North C1rnl:nI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10

., AIR Tai, as wen as Of President

OF Mr. Taft as wei as OF president
Roses, IT. y, .,
Mr., Eliis had nothing to say re'%"''
In. the work he has been doing airt
I'm response tn a query as T." NJ 90
,';,,tio,s 10 become a memh"r of IN"
resolutions committee r.mhrk'd mar
he was candidate. and thai ~ 4
matter OF fact he knew az No ON +
candidate for the place from ohiA.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Three Hundred Persons Poisoned.

PARIS. June 9-Thrcr hundred
persons including IN" Marquis n on
president OF thr antomnhilc club. W re
20 son, d hy pt0ma.nH tUni"ht at i
banquet of the automr bile club. The
IT main" poisoning is atlr. bnt"d 10 a
81 b Of duck that was served nj The
banquet. On" p rScn is dead and
many Others are in serious cont!
ton