davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

FL Cafe de la Salud es realmente
la imitacion mas cercana al cafe de
cuantas Sc han producido. Este per-
fecto substitute del cafe fne reciente-
mente inventado por 81 DR.. Shoop, de
Racine, Wis. No contiene un solo
grano de cafe verdadero. El Cafe de
la Salud es puramente fabricado de
cedada, nueces. etc. realmente enga-
maria a I'm experto-el cual podria be-
berlo como cafe. No es n~ecesario ell te.
dioso hervir de 20 a 80 minutes. Hecho
en- I'm minute dice Ell Doctor. Vendido
por Cartwrlght-D a. lis Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29


Cuando los neryios del Estomago,
corazon 0 Rinones SO debilitan. enton-
ces esos orsanos decaen. No Sc me-
tan drogas en- 81 Estomago. nj Sc esti-
mule ell Corazon o Rinonea. ESQ es
sensillamente IN alivio pasagero. Adj
quierase n prescription ~conocida. de
todos los farmaceuticos on todas par
tes. como 81 Reconstituyente del DR..
|Shoop. III ReconstItuyente es prepa-
RADIO solamente para esos nervios int
%riores. Refuercense esos nervios. re.
construyanse con 81 Reconstituyente
del Dr. shoop pastillas 0 liquidos y
yease cuan pronto Sc obtendra alivio.
Vendido por
The Ireland Pharmacy,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

81 tempo de Agosto Sc hace sentir
en- los nervios. Pero aquella falta de
espiritu, falta de ambicion. que Sc STEM
tie, puede ser curada facilmente y rapi-
.damente tomando 10 que es conocido
por los farmaceuticos en- todas parties.
como Restaurador del DR.. Shoop. Des-
pues de As horas de haberse empezado
a tomar FL Restaurador se notara la
mejoria. Por supuesto, La Salud COM
pleta no volvera Embellishments. Ell
mejoramiento. sin embargo seguira sin
duda alguna. Y 10 mejor de TODD vd.
sentira la fuerza y ambicion a MEDIA
que lie yaya volyiendo. Iniuencias ex-
t~eriores," despues Ell estomago. Cora
zon y los Rinones generalmente deca-
R~efuercense esos decades neryios
con ell Restaurador del DR.. Shoop v
yease Guam pronto la salud es suya otra
vez Vendido por
The ireland Pharmacy,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

FL dolor en- c~ualquier parte que sea
para en- 20 minutes seguramente
con una de las Tastillas Ciavel del del
DR.. Shoop. La formula esta en- las ca
jas de rs centavos. Pregunta va. a
DIR. . a su Farmaceutico respecto a
esa formula Para dolor en- las mujeres
dolor de cabeza 0 dolores. en- cualquier
parte. Escvribase al DR.. Shoop, Ra-
cine, Wis. para n prueba gratis, pa
ra probar ell valor de sus pastillas para
dolor de cabeza. 0 sea Pastillas Cla-
vel (Pink Tablets). Vendidas por
The Ireland Pharmacy,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
LOS NINos DE BE

SER vAcuNADoS
J En- una junta especial del cuer
pc de educacion tenida ell sabado
en- la noche, fue adoptada unanime
mente una resolution proveyendo
para la vacunacion de todos los
ninos que asistiran a las escuelas
p1blicas el ano subsecuente:
Resuelvase, Que de confor-
mldad con el Capftdlo IL, Leyes
de 1901, todos los ninos que asis-
tiran a las escuelas dentro de la
ciudad de Santa Fe, sean y los
mismos son suplicados de vacu-
narse antics del dia Z de Septiem.
bre de 1908, y que Ell secretario
del cuerpo sea requerido de pro-
curar una cantidad suficiente del
virus de la vacuna, por cuyo
virus y vacunacidn los padres 8
guardianes de los ninos vacuna-
dos seran requeridos de pagan 25
centavos cada uno.n
Sc ha arreglado one los ninos
que hayan sido vacunados recien-
temente 8 q quienes no haya
prendido Ia vacuna y que vivep
en- los barrios tercero y cuarto,
Sc presenter al DR.. J. Sloan
en- el edifcio de ia escuela SUI
perior.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
Paciente en- I'm Hospital Muere
dos veces.

Nneva York, Agosto 81. Oscar
Culver, 81 paciente que muri6 de
tuberculosis en- 81 hospital del
distrito Oriental el lines en- la
noche y fue vuelto a Ia vida con
unA nyecc'6nde estii nina, muir
segunda yez y finalmente anoche.
Fueron in1tiles todos los esther
EOS que Sc hicieron para revi-
virlo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
usAD ALIENS FooT-EAsE.

I'm polvo que debe desparramarse
dentro de los zapatos. 81 teneis pies
fatigados o dolientes usad Aliens
Foot-Ease. Da descanso d los pies
y hace que zapatos nuevos 0 apretados
no lastimen. Alivia los callos y juan
etes de toda dolencia y da descanso v
comodidad. Usadlo. hoy. Sc vende
en- todas las boticas y tiendas de zap
atos a rs cts. No acepteis ningun sus-
tituto. Para un empaque gratis de
prueba y para una muestra gratuita
del Parche Sanitario Foot-Ease, una
nueva invencion, dirigirse a Allen s.
Olmsted. lie Roy, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
Don Camilo Padilla, redactor

Don Camilo Padilla, redactor
de La Revista Ilustrada, exec
lente revista mensnal publicada
en- Ell Paso, Texas, estuvo la Sc
mana pasada en- Santa re, per-
maneciendo aquf unos cuantos
dias y Sc marcho q principles de
esta semana para Las Vegas,
donNle Sc halla a la fecha visitando
a sus parientes de ALA en- compa
MIA de So esposa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

Benjamin Martinez, hijo de j..
A. Martinez, residente de esta
ciudad. partira la semana que
entra para Denver, para entrar
como alumno en- la Universidad
de Denver, donde estudi5 elano
pasado, Su padre es &C mercionte,
borreguero y labrador en- Arroyo
Seco, pero la familia vive auui.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

.' 4. ~ T~0~ -
Tucumcari Agosto 25. I'm
hombre blanco desconocido asal.
TO la Sta. Edna Wallace, de p.
amos, 81 sabado en- la manana GER
ca de las 11:30, en- Bascom, doce
millas al norte de aqui en- Ia via
de Dawson del ferrocarril de El
Paso y Sudoeste.
La Sta. Wallace es la hija de un
contratlsta de Alamogordo, que
esta hacienda I'm puente de con-
creto en- la lnea de Dawson, y al
tempo del ataque, ella iba en-
canine para su casa desde Tu-
cumcari a donde vino Ell viernes
con una amiga q hacer algunas
compras.
In Sta. Wallace fu6 acompana-
da parte del canine de regreso
por su hermano j. III. Wallace, y
cuando llegaron a Bascom, ella lie
dijo que esperaria alli para llevar
el correoa al campo. Cuando sac0
el correo, la j6ven canine por la
via ferrea hacia oil campo que Sc
hallaba como dos millas de Bas
com. No habia caminado leJos
cuando topo a un hombre y Sc
pas0. Mas adelante encontr6 d
otro hombre que lie habl6 q hiz0
un movimiento como para agar
rarla. Ella Sc asust6 y echo d
correr. siguiendola ell hcmbre, y
q unos cuantos pasos ella tropezo
y cay6. Antes de que pudiera
levantarse ell hombre la tenia ash
da. Atacola en- una manera muy
brutal, golpeandola y maltratan-
dola y ella Sc resistio d~osespera-
damente por cerca de una bora,
en- cuyo tempo Sc aproxim6 un
tren de flete, con 10 cual ell hom
bre Sc espant6 y hugo antes de
haher logrado su objeto.
Aunque enteramente exhausta
y cast desmayada, la Sta. Wallace
logr6 lamar la atenci6n de los
que iban en- ell tren y les dijo del
asalto de que habia sido objeto.
Fue traida aqui y los oticiales
fueron notifcados. Immediate
mente Sc organizaron escuadras
y TODD Ell pals circunyecino fue
preyenido de buscar al villano.
Entonces comenzaron las pes
quisas.
La vfctima fue puesta al cuidas
do de un medico, y aunque Sc da
esperanto de que sanara, su esta-
do Sc contempla como critico.
Els mucha la indignation que
prevalece, y Sc tomaran precau-
clones para protejer al brute, en-
case de su captura, contra 81 fu-
ror de la genie, pues Sc habla
mucho de lincharlo.
Ell domingo fue arrestado un
hombre bajo sospechas de que
era 81 criminal, pero la Sta. Wal
lace dijo que era el hombre s.
encontro primero en- la via.
Otro hombre ha sido detenido en-
81 rancho de Bell por los oficiales
Y sera traido AGA para identified
cion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

Tn despacho de Clayton fecha.
do ell dia 26. dice que la noche
antes Jose Duran, que antes era
residente en- Las Vegas, bale6 a
su mujer va Robert Dean, boti-
carlo prominente de aquella ciu,
dad, q quien sorprendio en- sp
casa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
I'm despacho recibido de Du

Un despacho recibido de Du
ran, N. M, anuncia que Ell lines
en- la tarde ell Official Miller asesto
tres tiros a ]. G. Marquee, dan.
dole muerte en- Ell acto. Segun
la version dada, Marquee andaba
borracho disparando tiros & hiri6
dos veces q Miller antes de ser
ofendido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

Ell escribano Armijo ha expedi.
do licencia de matrimonio a Ceno
bia Maldonado, de Cerrillos, y
Florencio Montoya, de Algodones.
Ell casamiento de esta pareja Sc
verified en- la Iglesia de Guadalu
Q en- la manana del microbes
pasado, oficiando Ell Rev. Antonio
Besset, cnra de la %parroquia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

Las mujeres deviles deyieran de leer
mi "Libro No. A para Mujeres." Elk
plica TODD 10 referente a la Cura de la
tristeza por Ell DR.. Shoop. Dice como
c%almantes, salutiferos, antisepti-
Q supositorios, proporcionan pronto
v cierto alivio. El Libro es gratis. d.
rijanse al DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
The ireland Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

El Departmental de obras del Nuevo
MexIcano 81 81 mas bien equipado en-
cd Territorio. 81 desean obras lnaa y
al estlo. venId a esta oncIna y encon-
traels TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

La Sta. May Bergere, partio oil
microbes pasado para Ohio, q
ingresar como alumna en- la Aca,
demia de Mount st. Joseph, que
Sc halla bajo 10 direction de las
Hermanas de la Carload.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
soRTEo DE Los JuRADos
cRANpEs Y PEouENos.

Los Jurados para el termino
venidero de la corte federal que
Sc abre en- est aciudad ell primer
LINES de Septiembre, fueron sor
teados 81 sabado pasado por 81
Juez John II McFie y 81 secreta
rio de Ia corte Francis G. Wilson
Los que salieron en- la ljsta son
los siguientes:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.

Dona Alcaria B. de Ortiz partio.
para Capulin, Colorado, Ell mier-
coles y permanecera ALA por al
gunas semanas visitando d sus
parientes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
cran JuradO.


Placido Padilla, Desiderio Cordova,
Luis Napoleon. Donaciano Angel, Jose
F. Naranjo, Nicolas Jimenez, Julian
Vigil, Juan Montoya, Abran Herrera,
Francisco Jimenez, Manuel Apodaca,
Charles w. Roberts, Victor Vigil,
George Green, Reyes Naranjo. Carmen
Terraces, Francisco Navarez. Roman
Lucero, Placido Padilla. Joe Yoakum,
Trinidad Martinez, Juan Tafoya, Felix
Romero, Cristobal Romero, Jose Villa
nueva, Luciado Lopez, Julian Nieto.
Pequeno Jurado.
Frank Plomteaux, Juan Jose Lucero,
Rosalio Mora, Abran Garcia, Pablo Gal
legos, ]. S. Garcia, Benito Martinez,
Alexandra Hernandez, Juan G. iSando-
val, Gregorio Gonzales, Rogue Tudes-
que, Juan Sanchez, Manuel Vigil, Bar
tolo varela, Donaciano Rivera. A. B..
Craycraft, Doroteo Sena, Tiburcdo 10,
peg, Juan Sanchez. Anastacio Rivera,
Limo Garcia, Pedro Martinez, Pedro
Jiminez, Genaro Quintana, Jose Roy
bal, estor Garcia, Juan Segura, Valen-
tin Montoya, Patricio Garcia, Enliterio
Lopez, Thomas Bartlett, Sebastian
Pfeiffer, Carlos vierra, Cipriano Aten-
clio, John Daley, Aniceto Quintana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

81 tlenen algunos libros que encua-
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta ofcina tiene 81 mejor departa-
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
'l'srA De oARrAs AraAsAOAs.

Lista de cartas que estan sin
reclamar en- la estafeta de Santa
F6, N. M, por la semana que ter
min6 22 de Apostolic 1908. 81 no
son reclamadas dentro dc dos
semanas seran mandadas a la
odcina de cartas muertas en-
Washington
Acosta. Jesus.
Babb, @. A.
Blumenthal, II.
Buffum. Jesse II. CD "
Clark. Mrs. G. ".
Clark, Ethel.
Clarkson, e. +.
Cromwell, f. r.
Cromwell. Miss Sarah.
ELIAS. Mr.. Juan. "a
Fisher, Mr.. II. A.
Darlington. T. G.
Gonzales, Abel.
Green, }. w.
Goldman, DR.. Tailor.
Idle, Mr.. G.. w.
King, b. T..
Kruse. Fred.
Labadie, otilie.
Lobato. Antonio.
Lujan, Max.
Marion. Mrs. Mamie.
Martinez, J. b. and Co.
Montoya, Francisco.
Montoya. Mrs. Manuel.
Morgan, Miss Nora.
Morgan, Mr.. T. J..
Romero, Mr.. Jose. 10.
Roybal. Mr.. Vicente. \
Rudolph, DR.. J. +. n
Sanchez, Carmelita.
Scott, Miss Gertie. 4
The Texas Co.
Thompson and Thomas.
Thorn, Mr.. W. II.
Trujillo. Mr.. r.
Vierra. Jose de.
World, J. p.
AL pedir estas cartas sirvase
decir 81 son 'anunciadas 8 no.
PAUL A. r. WALTER,
Estafetero.
s~uscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano
1spafol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

Los jurados para la corte de distri-
to del primer distrito judicial del te-
rritorio ell lunes antepasado. La corte
Sc reunira el primer lunes de Setiem-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano
Espahol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
GRAN JuRApo.

DIS. ..|
Wilfredo Q. de Baca, Casimiro
Basquez, Reyes Truiillo, Diego
Gonzales, Samuel EIdodt, Pablo
Baca, Ascencion Rael, Utimio
Duran, Bernardino Chaves, J. e.
Russell, Juan G. Rael, Octaviano
Ulibarri, Abran Romero, J. N.
Eelph, SiIas G. Thomas, David
Martin, Jose r Lujan. Carlos
Lopez, Emiterio Rivera, II. @.
King, Teodocio Ortiz, Narciso
Martinez, Grin Randall, Pedro
Lujan, Gregorio Ortiz, J L Ar
chuleta y Antonio Delgado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
PEQUENo JURADo.

W
Nicolas Abeytia, Alcario J.
velasquez, Robert Coley, W.yO.
Brown, Fernando Delgado, Nico-
las M. Romo, J. v. Rathjen,
Ricardo German, il Attebury,
Jerry Thomas, Ismael Ulibarri,
Rosario Fernandez, Manuel Sis
neros, Ignacio Sanchez, Juan r.
Martinez, Manuel Delgado,.J uan
Sanchez, Ambrosio Aguilar,
Felipe Ortiz, G. E. Belden, John
W. Mutt, G. M. Marshall, Carlos
Digneo, Luciano Chaves, Robert
Il. Douthitt, Ignacio Trujillo,
George Blanchett, W. L. Evans,
Alfonso Salazar, Jose Eugenio
Gomez, Jesus Lopez, Edward
Hurley, Frank L. Stevens, Anto
Mo }. Romero, Henry Krick y
Lou Miller.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

Sorted de. los. Crandes. y ~Pequenos
Jurados del Territorio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

suscriDanse al Nuevo Mexicano
Espanol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29

AL pedir estas cartas sirvase
decir 81 son s'anunciadas 8 no.
PAUL A. r. WALTER,
E~stafetero.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-17
OFFICERS DISMISSED.
Capt. Avery and Lieut.. Ballard *
PEELED from Army.
(By Associated Press.


PEELED from Army.
! (By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. 10
President Roosevelt yesterday after
neon approved the decision OF the
court-martial In the cases OF Capt.
Solomon p. Avery and First Lienten-
ant william w. Ballard, both OF the
coast artillery corps. who were found
guilty ON various charges and sentehc-
ed 10 dismissal Their names Will
be stricken from the army list from
today.
Lieutenant Ballard. who was sta
toned at Fort Wadsworth. was con
victed of intOxication The charges
developed as a result Of an inves,lga'
ton that was made into the social
conditions at Fort Wadsworth anu
Fort Hancock. following the stories
in the case OF the VIII" OF Capt. Peter
&c Hams, who Is charged with the
murder OF William f. Annis last sum-
mer. Mrs Hams was quoted as ues-
crbing social conditions at both posi-"
as morally degrading The army au-
thorities did not find them as bad as
that, but they did uncover conditions
surrounding the moral habits OF Lieu
tenant Ballard He was stationed at
Fcrt Hancock and was tried early III
the fall His case has been before
the secretary OF war and the Presl-
dent for several weeks.
Lieutenant Ballard is native or
Virginia, born in 1870 He was APP
pointed from that State as first lieu
tenant in the Porto Rico regiment OF
infantry in 1900, and in 1901 was mus
tered out and appointed second lieu
tenant in the artillery corps. He was
promoted to first lieutenant in 1904.
He Is graduate OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute
Captain Avery had difficulties win
funds and financial reports while on
duty at the Preside and he was CON
,icted several weeks ago at that posi-
for irregular financial methods. he
was born in Nebraska in 1871 and was
appointed to the army from civil mel
from New York. He was flrst heh-
tenant in the Two Hundred and Ihlrd
Regiment, New York infantry. IN the
SPANISH war, and after being muster
cd out he was commissioned firs'
lieutenant in the artillery corps III
1901.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-17
WIRZ MONUMENT.
Will Arrive in Richmond Next Week
and 10 Accepted.

lBy Associated Press).
RICHMOND. VA. Dec. 1S.-The
Wirz monument. presented by the
Georgia division of the United Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy to X. f. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. Will
probably arrive in Richmond next
week and he placed in the Confeder-
ate section in Hollywood cemetery.
The monument, which is a shaft OF
granite with an appropriate inscrip.
ton on u. commentaries the services
o; Wirz while keeper OF the Anderson
vile prison during the Confederate
war and his subsequent loyalty 20 Je..
fereOu Davis
When the veterans Of Richmond
hrst heard Of the monument IL vas
though; that IL would be on a par with
that Of Stuart and other monuments
in the city and some aversion to piac,
ing VIII In so high a place was ex,
pressed. Later. however. II vas seen
that the mounmes; Is simple shat;
Of granite and Is designed for a GENE
terry. 50 II vas gladly accepted. Rich,
mond was selected as the place toT
its erection over the claims Of Ander,
sonville and other cities more closely
Identified with the war record o!
Wirz, because IL was a more promi.
nent place and was the home OF the
Confederacy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-17
New York Money Market.
lBy Associated Press).

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-Money on
call firm y. tn per cent: ruling
rate az: closing bid ;: offered at 3h
Time loans firm; 60 days and 80 days
81 TO IN per cent: six months ~ 10
1 Der cent. Close: Prime mercantile
paper 4 to AZ per cent: sterling ex-
change easy with actual business In
bankers bills at 4S4.75 +S4.SS foc
SO day bills and at 1865 for demand.
Commercial bills 4S4S a Y: bar sill
yer 4SS; Mexican dollars IS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-17

man, in his piercing voice. "whetner
he thinks the Senate has been insult
ed?"
Mr. Hale insisted that every one
had his own opinion on that subject
and anyone was as able as he to form
an opinion. Coming again to MS
feet quickly Mr.. Tillman said that &C
cording to the Presidents message
Congress is composed of lot Of 'ras'
Gals and scoundrels, who belong IN
the penitentiary.'
Mr. Hale replied that there hah
been a great deal of restlessness and
in the Senate
There Is no restlessness at IN,
White House." retorted Mr.. Tillman.
They are cool and calm as cen be
there
Il think" continued Mr.. Bailey. "that
lit Is remarkable that the question
whether the honor Of Congress has
been impeache! should be in any way
connected with a question OF the
secret service. except SO far as the
secret service was employed TO In
yestigatc members Of the two Houses
Of Congress-
Deliberate Insult. Says cuIberson.
Saying he had not heard the mes
sage when it was read TO the Senate
Mr.. CulbersGn said! 1T was de-
liberate. studied and outrageous In
suit to the Congress by the Presl'
dent"
He would have preferred to see still
stronger language used in the reso
luton. but contented himself with II
as il has been agreed upon.
| Senator Newlands spoke at con
siderable length saying that the ques-
ton at issue was whether the secret
service had been used to investigate
cong1essmen in the pursuance CT their
| Legislative duties. or was only TO de-
iect fraud in the dutieI devolving up
on the legislative departments.
But" interposed Mr. Tiiiman. tine
Presidents message shows that n"
has Investigated MS generally. and that
We are a lot Of scoundrels that need
Investigation Now there may BE-
men here who feel that way. but God
knows I do not"
| Asks for oisnis'ed Course.
Mr. NewlaDds said he was not a.
tempting 10 apologize for the Pres''
dent but wanted % have the Senate
avoid any haste and improper Ian
suage.
| Senator McLaurin. u Mississippi.
favored a dignifi"d resentment q: the
language OF the President. and Sena'
Iior Bacon declared that in his view
the message was the most deliber-
ate and carefully designed and care
fully vorded iDsur ever sent TO any
parliamentary bDdy In this or any
other country
| He continued 1t IL my deliberate
Judgment that II the King OF Eng
land had sent such q message 20
Parliament th"r" would DO but one
thing to shield him from the Joss 81
his crown. and hat would be- the ap-
pointment OF regent"
| The resolution was then passed
without a roll call and no opp"eins
vote was cast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-17
Taft WithdraWs From Burton Offer
Of Cabinet Position.
c. P. TAFT TO SUCCEED FORAKER
President elects Brother Positive
That He viii Win ohio Senator
ship-Representa Burton viii
Make Active Campaign Against Him
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Dec. lG.-lt was au'
thoritatively Announced tonight that
the Offer Of a cabinet position 10
Congressman Theodore Burton OF
Cleveland. had been withdrawn -
Mr.. Taft and would not BE- renewed.
Mr. Burton had been mentioned as
the probable secretary OF the treas
ury IN Mr.. Tafts cabinet. and II is
said that the portfolio has been def
nitely offered to him.
The statement followed the confer
ence of Mr. Taft with several Repub-
lican leaders from Ohio during the
day. 3
Mr. Burton it is believed will now
make an active contest in the Ohio
senatorial! campaign.
Mr. Taft held the most important
political conference Of his stay in
New York when late today he met
Ave of the Republican state leaders
of Ohio and discussed with them the
affairs OF the state.
c. p. Taft Confident.
y Charles p. Taft. OF Cincinnati. was
also present, and when h. was asked
tonight as to what bearing. II any,
the conference may have upon his
for the Senate to succeed
Senator Joseph b. Foraker. he re-
piled: 81 am going to win. Every
thing is favorable
The President-elect's brother was
apparently more than satisfied with
the days Developments. and the fairly
bubbling over with good humor
AS to the leaders who attended the
the senatorial candidate
said: They came for the dinner of
the Ohio Society tonight, and to talk A.!
over political matters at home. They !
were here to see brother Will. AMI ]
after long talk with him the all
went away In good spirits.
Hitchcock Visitor.
National Chairman Hitchcock who |
Is slated to be postmaster general in |
Mr.. Taft's cabinet paid the last Of his |
daily calls upon the President-elect |
today and took with him George w.
Of J. P. Morgan and Com |
pany.
Ralph Peters. preside mt OF the Long |
Island Railroad was a late visitor
during the day.
diana. had a talk WITH Mr.. Taft over |
the telephone.
The Panama canal and conditions I!
In the canal zone called for a large !!
part Of Mr. Taft's consideration to-
day. and in addition TO long talk !
with Theodore P. Shonts. formerly in |
charge Of the work on the canal, he |
received Colonel John J. McCook. X.
c. Morse. secretary Of the interna |
tional Y. NJ. c. A. and James B. Rey- |
noids. all OF whom discussed plans |
for the erection Of additional Y. NJ
C. A. clul' rooms on the isthmns. |
These rooms. 1t is said. have proved ]
most popular and beneficial TO the
employees.
Leaves for South Today.
The President-elect will leave to- |
morrow morning for Augusta, Ga.
Mr. Taft sat for photographs this |
morning at three different studios !
and announced when he had conclud
ed his experience before the camera. |
that he had about fulfilled all his
engagements that he cared to make |
at this time !
The round Of the studios was made |
in fast automobile which was pre-
coded along crowded Fifth avenue
and other thorouShtares by a bicycle
policeman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-17
Mind Your ausInesai

n you don't nobody viii. II IL -FOUR
business TO keep out OF all the trou-
bic VOC can and You can and viii
keep out Of liver and bowel trouble
" you take Dr. Kings New Life Pills
They keep tIliousness. malaria and
.aund'ce out Of your system. ssc u
IN DruGs1sta.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-17
A Dangerous Operation

Is the removal Of the appendix by .
surgeon. No one who takes DR.. King 3
New Life Pills Is ever subjected to
this !rightful ordeal. They work 30
quietly You don't feel them. They
cure constipation. headache. bilious
ness and malaria. sc At All Drug
g.sts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-17
Practical Movement.

George spoke his better half.
you are interested in the temperance
movements. are YOU not
WHY certainly I am" he answered.
Well. suppose you 60 out and make
a few Of them with the pump handle.
I am in need Of a pail Of water right
away''-Bohemian.