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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
Dig BattIeshIp Fleet Begins Lasl
Leg Of lis First Journey.
ROYAL WELCOMES AWAITING THEM
All Of the California Towns Along the
Coats Eager to give the Officers and
the Men the Time of Their Lives
San Diego oaIIy Decorated.
tBy Associated Press,

SAN DIEGO. April 1.-THE Allan
tic fleet Of l6 battlcships' began today
the last leg OF its originally planned
cruise from Hampton Roads to the
Golden Gate.
The four divisions OF the fleet
weighed anchor at four this afternoon
and three quarters of an hour later
were threading their way out OF
Masdalena Bay in the wake OF the
flagship Connecticut. On the flag
snip was Rear Admiral Charles NJ
Thomas. who began the journny to
the Pacific us head of the second
squadron. but who was promoted to
chief command during the enforced
absence of Rear Admiral Evans.
Sailing In single column formation
according TO dispatches, the ships
passed Sail Rock and rounding En-
trade Point, one of the hcadlands
marking the gateway TO the harbor.
turned in long circle to the north.
fhe SIX black hullcd destroyers of the
torpedo fiotilla gave parting salute
to the big white vessels.
An easy journey OF $40 miles lies
before the fleet. which Is scheduled to
anchor off Coronado Reach at one
O'Clock OH Tuesday afternoon.
Admiral Thomas has allowed go
hours for the run up the coast, re-
curing an average of only nine knots
an hour. The ships left Nfagdalena
at the usual cruising speed of 10
knots, however.
When the ships reach San Fran
cisco they will have logged 1860
knots since their departure from
Hampton Roads on December 16 last.
Every coast city from San Diego
TO San Francisco is TO see the fleet
during the next four weeks. II having
been arranged that all points where
no stop is scheduled. the ships will
pass as close TO shore as possible.
Preparations for the four days
stay OF the ships at San Diego arc
complete.
The city is gaily decorated with
flags and patriotic bunting. In this
city of 10000 inhabitants. a FIND of
nearly $4,000 has been raised for the
entertainment of the officers and men
'of the navy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
MCFARLAND PUT BRITT
COMPLETELY OUT IN SIXTH
One Time Light Weight Champion
Had No Show at All from Time
He Entered Ring.
(py Ak;ocInicl rross !

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. April IL
"Packey" Mcfarland. OF Chicago
lightweight. whipped Jimmy" Britt in
the sixth round this afternoon in their
twenty round puelistic contest at
Colma Britt was knocked TO the
floor three time in The 9th and sixth
rounds by powerful right hand blows
ON the point of the jaw. lie took the
count of nine twice and after the
iimekcepcr had counted five on the
third fall. Britt's father jumped into
the ring ana waved Mcfarland away.
Mcfarland outclasscd Britt from
start 10 finish. Britt did not seem
10 g'agc his blows and displayed
much weakness In tho clinchcs and
close fighting. Mcfarland. on the
other hand had remarkable speed his
Judgment of distances was good and
he displayed great punching power.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12

among them being his trunk and some
of his clothing.
B~isley Will say nothing. being the
most ignorant man. apparently. abc.i
the Woo affair that can be found. tie
Is now IN iail at l.unenDurg Court
house. nd sufficient proof mas been
secured against nm
II Is reported that there were
eight In the perry that isurocred MIR.
Wood with an axe and then burnSu
his body. -four OF them being on morse !.
hack and -four on foot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
BARRED FROM TENNESSEE
Supreme Court Rendered Decision
Against Trust for Restraining
Trade-APpcal Will be Taken.
Npy Associnted Prcssl

NASHVILLE. TENN, April IL
by the Judgment OF the Supremt
Court of Nashville in an exhaustive
opinion delivered today by justice NJ.
NJ. Ncill, tho Standard Oil Coinpai.y
is ousted from the State OF rennes-
see for the acts OF TINS company at
Galiatin, Tenn. in restraining trade
The counsel for The company nave
taken an appeal to the United states
Supreme Court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
- -
SHOPllFTiNG CHARGED.
York County Negroes Arrested by Pa
trolman Chewing.

AGnes Terry. n Young ncgrcss OF
York county, WAS arrested ut Wool
worth's five and ten cont store. Wash
ineton avenue near Twenty nth
street. yesterday afternoon by Pa
irolman Chcwning on the charge OF
larceny. It IS alleged that she stole
several articles from the store
The prisoner was locked M nj the
station house TO await hearing III
the pol.ce cour; tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12

NORFOLK. VA, April 1.-THE con
fcssion left by Leo c. Thurman and
"nened today was that he murdered
his room mate Walter r. Dolsen. in
cold blood; that his former "confoa
sion" was fiction. aud that Doisan was
Il ''nrrfcot gentleman"
The confession. lengthy document.
was not given 10 the papers. II will
printed and sold for the benefit OF
Thnrman's mother
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
DEPART ON SEPARATE STEAMERS
To Meet in Italy and After dc sasan
Has Received Special Dispensa,ion
From Pope They win Have a
Church Marrlase-she win Retain
Her Fortune in Full.
(py AssocIated rressl

Wy hSnNNtuNtu IItHSl
NEW YORK. April l,.--Maddnic
Anna Gould, tho former Countess d.
Castellanc. with her children and her
servants. sailed Tor the Mediterranean
IN tho steamer Kaiser rrcderick Der
Crosse this morning. Wnen the i<ai-
scr dropped down the liu. ,on anr
passed the steamship st. Paul, whion
was slipping its m0orlngs FOR II voy
age TO Europe. Madame Gould WAS
on 'icck, waving toward n tall entnu-
sast who held one hama over MS
heart. and who was on the deck %,
the other ship. THIS person WAS the
Prince Dc Sagan, the French spend
THRIFT. who followed Madame Gouiu
10 this country imporuunng her TO
mary him. Now. IL is said. they are
safely married. n Jersey justice OF the
peace having performed the cerc-
mony.
Madame Gould, through hcrirlends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morse. the iaitn
inl match makers. Issued statement
that she was neither engaged nor
married. Their friends believe other
wtse. ana regard this statment as a
clever sidestcpping OF the facts. inc
ceremony terminated the engagement
and innsmuch aa there is to be n we'd :.
ding In Italy. the Prince and MacamH
Gould do not regard themselves 40
welded. For this reason they saiieu
on different steamers.
De Sagan. rs soon as he lands in
Europe. Will hasten by rail TO Italy,
There he will meet Madame Gould.
viii Have to Get pispensation.
Tho Prince has most important
mission In Italy before his campaign
for the hand and millions OF the
American heiress Is crowned with vit =
tory. He must obtain the dispensaticn
OF the church necessary TO his marry
ing divorced woman. there being 40
| recognition OF divorce III the Roman
Catholic church without sanction NY
the Pope. That DE Sagan is COL tdonl
OF obtaining the papal sanction 10 MS
religious marriage with Madame
Gould is asserted by their frienus n
New York. The Prince talked oil tris
matter Wnlls mere.
Inc serund ceremony Will be per-
formed in Italy and the Prince ana
his bride will remain In that county
FOR the honeymoon. Ono report IS
that they will not return TO France
for a number of months. but VII,
live i'll retirement in villa OUTSIDE
of Naples.
Sailed Under Assumed Name.
Ma lame Gould sailed under the
name OF Mrs. Chapman, her TRUNKS
were sent from the ST. Kesis TO the
steamer as those of Mrs. latter
SON" She made a valiant EFFORT 10
outwit the corps OF reporters VINO
were in constant watch Tor her de
parturc for Europe. Prince hele in
dulgcd in a facctious turn OF NINA
| by billing himself as Dodge. unurr
| which name he boarded the St. Paui.
Madame Gould will not be hamper
Cd by the Gould family as 10 imam
cial matters, She will ENJOY 10 the
| full her income. but this provision
privilege was not granted her untii
| she by her promise. pleading and ar
gucmeni made II plain that she would
keep Il tight string on her purse. ara
that the Gould fortune would not silt
through the freely spending fingers
OF DE Sagan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
CATCH NEGRO, ALLEGED
SLAYER OF j. 7. food
Eight Persons Suspected of Being
implicated in Murder OF Lu-
nenburg Man.

MEHEl,RIN. VA. April 1l.--At iast
some clue has been discovered rs TO
the mnrdercrs of John r. Wood at
Nuibush. Lunenburg county, two or
three weeks ago.
negro OF the name of Beasley was
arrested last night OH suspicion. On
search of his premises were founu
several things belonging 10 Mr.. wooa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
Ralph Glaze 10 Coach For v. M.

Ralph Glaze TO Coach For v. M. l..
LEXINGTON. VA. Aprii ll.-itnipu
Glaze. the old Dartmouth footbai
player, now n member of the boston
American League ulrp's pitching stair.
has been secured by Virginia Military
Institute az coach or the football
team for the coming season.
Glaze while AT Dartmouth piayoa
end on the team. and one year was
chosen as one OF inc allAmerican
ends by Walter camp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
Gould Still Champion.
NNy AssOcintod pressl

NEW YORK. April 1I.-Jay Could.
the national court tennis champiop to-
DAY successfully defended his title.
defeating tnstace II. Miles. of London
III four sets, CO, ca, 16, G-3.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12

Fair Sunday, cooler In south
east portion; Monday fair,
warm In the Interior, fresh to
brisk northwest winds beeom.
Ing variable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12

(GontInuaa on saDnn,l Page !
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21

Don't forget Dentist MacBride's dates,
March I, and 3.
F. E. Near went to Minneapolis the
first of the week on business. He will be
gone about ten days.
The county commissioners were in session
last Friday. Their proceedings will ap-
pear on another page.
Atty Geo. Purchase went to Glendive
Wednesday night, where he tries case
in district court there before Judge Loud.
Mrs. Houck was called to Dickinson last
Sunday, by the death Of her friend Miss
Auld, which occurred Friday last week.
Mrs. Houck returned Tuesday night.
F. P. French. of Usage, Ia. has been
in town since last week. He has nine
sections of land for sale near here
which he has owned for some time. Mr..
French is we'll pleased with our valley and
town, and will probably reinvest some
capital here in case he sells his land.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21

Atty. ]. A. Miller was in Dickinson
Thursday.
Note the new ads in the Chronicle this
week. Is your ad among them7
Don't forget the big republican rally
next Wednesday. You are invited.
Note Dickinson & Powers big ad on this
page. They are offering some real bar
gains to the cash buyer.
o. M. Olson has rented Geo. Gilbertson's
farm southwest of town for the coming
season. We understand Mr.. Gilbertson
will move to Black River Falls. Wis.,, in
the spring.
A deal was made last Monday whereby
Ernest Prehn sold his pool hall and res
taurant to Reynolds & Son. who have taken
charge and will conduct the business as
heretofore.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21
FISHING Cat. Record.

Buster Brown, the fishing and hunt
ing cat owned by Foss Fairbanks Of
Skowhegan. has closed his season,
says the Bangor News. Last year
Buster brought home eight trout,
many weighing four ounces.
This year, between Oct. / and Nov.
16, he brought home nine, one being
IA inches long. weighing three-quar.
ters of a pound. The morning Of Oct
Is he broght home fine young part
ridge. The bird was dead, but all the
trout were alive. The brook from
which they were caught is fifty rods
away. The nearest woods are $50
rods away.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21
Test Of Sewer Gas.

The American Analyst gives the fol.
lowing test for the detection in an
apartment Of sewer gas: saturate I'M.
glazed paper with solution Of ono
troy ounce Of pure acetate Of lead in
eight fluid ounces Of rainwater; let It
partially dry. then expose In the room
suspected OF containing sewer gas.
The presence Of gas in any consider
able quantity soon blackens the test
paper.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21

Atty. John Keohane mode a trip to Me-
dora Wednesday.
w. A. Young left for Black River Falls
Wednesday morning.
County Auditor ]. A. McGregor came
up from Medora Tuesday night.
F. ]. Stipek, the Wilaux harness man,
was Beach visitor last Saturday.
Miss Julia Pees made trip to Medora
Monday in the interests of the Chronicle
Geo. Baht, the genial hardware man.
went to Dickinson Wednesday morning on
business
H. c. Jensen shippe, carload of horses
from Chicago last week, which he has
disposed of to Golden Valley farmers.
Lewis Crawford, cashier of the Sentinel
Butte bank, and Jack Snyder. county treas
urer, we're Beach visitors Wednesday.
The voters in townships 141-1o5. 141-
100, are circulating petition to present
to the county commissioners, asking them
to arrange the two to xnships into an in
dependent township.
Mr.. and Mis-. H. w. Jacsson returned
the latter part of last week from their we'd
ding trip. spent in the cities and with Mr.
ia. so..'s parents at Sisseton, S. Dak.--
Fessenden Free Press.
w a. Barker, who is spending some
time here in the interests of the Clinton
Nursery Co., reports large sales among
our farmers. Trees are great benefit to
any country and we hope every farmer in
the valley will set out a few trees next
spring
,..,tlnei Bate social club gave a
{, there last week Friday night in the
IL !, srhoo house hall. The Beach Or
h-stra furnished the music for the oc-
casin. Among the Beachites who were
I, attendance we're: DR.. Museus, C. N.
jease.. w. Brinton, c.. H. Moulton,
Carl Carlson. Geo Baht, Mr.. and Mrs.
John keohane Miss Jessie kellogg and
MIR. and Mrs. Rube Clark. They all re-
port pleasant evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Power are anti
ciratiEg pleasant family reunion next
simmer, all of their children having signi-
fed their intention of gathering under the
parental roof in June. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kelly of Marquette. Michigan are
coming and Miss Anna Power of Spokane,
WASH, will also come home. Miss Power
went to Spokane to learn to be trained
nurse. She did not like the work and quit
the hospital to take up teaching. Mike
Power. who Is at Beach. North Dakota,
will be home with the other children
Wadena (Minn.) Pioneer Journal.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21
$4,000 for Scarf Pin.

Twenty thousond dollars for Z drop.
shaped pearl scarf pin, 315, 900 for a
pearl stud. $4,000 for a coat fastener
formed OF white button pearl with
gold bar, $3.50 for seven buttons en-
suite and $3.50 for a pair Of brilliant
sleeve links-these are a few Of the
prices realized at the recent London
sale of noble marquis jewels.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21
The Grain Market.
Local Il ms

H. c. Jensen made business trip to
Dickinson Monday.
w. l. Mcbride and H. Smith, dentists
visited Beach professionally this week.
Elmer Orr went to Glendive Wednes.
day night, having case in district court.
Clara Hougen has accepted a position
at Medora in the register of deeds office.
Mantigo, the Bismarck Tribune man.
was Beach visitor the latter part of last
week.
Jack Snyder and A. L. Martin, of Sen
tinel Butte, drove to Beach on business
Monday.
Sheriff Chas. Wills. of Medora, was
called here last Sunday on business ~
Attorney Keohane.
Mrs. Frank fuller who has Jeen on the
sick list with an attack OF grippe is now
Z tc IL arourG aga,
WI or..lh Beach last SATURDAY
roI ms 80 i. suite farm He lives
@ ae l>i f-@ u suite Vt - s )3psy
&c.
l.es..ay .lgh, We got our first real snow
s;H his winter. The ground is now
c Nth heavy olanxet OF the beau
ii VIII b ma~es sIeigh'ng tip-top.
II u, .il,so4 horse sale company has
us ssae announcing their first
1906. they viii re ALE to sup
ply farmers with good work horses at this
sale, which is held March goth and 31st'
Mrs. Geo. Burgess, of Medora, is re.
ported very i'll at the Dickinson hospital.
The local Masonic lodge held their re.
gular meeting last Tuesday evening in
their hall. Their regular meetings come
on. the first and second Tuesday Of each
ronth.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21
stungIy Just Must.

Tuns!y-Stglngly says he tells his
aifa everything. That seems odd to
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21

P. ]. Caroline and A. ]. Bell, of Minot,
this state, were at Beach on Tuesday of
this week The gentlemen were here with
view of putting in drug store, but as
they could not rent suitable building,
they left undecided as to whether they
would locate here or not. They have a
large stock and store fixtures at Minot
which they will ship here if they can get a
building.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21
Try Goods Department

We are showing thelatest fab
RIGS in high class dress goods.
If you are looking for something
in the latest styles, plaids, stripes,
plain satin finished goods ETC.,
you will find them at this store.
We carry a large line of waist
ings at prices from IS cts. to
SIPS per yard.
Reduction prices on staple and
fancy prints and percales.
Prints worth 10 cts. now .O8
Percales worth Is cts. to
Ii cts. now .12H
Thread per spool .06
Silk thread per spool .O5
Corsets, regular price 75cts.
to $500, your choice .48
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21

BUt WI see you
dont know Stlngly's xii..
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21

Geo. Baht made trip to Carlyle. Mont.
Thursday.
The Congregational Ladies Aid of
Rocky Bntte will meet with Mrs. Weinrice
Feb. FL.
]. r. Smith, the land man, went east
last week on business, in connection with
a land deal.
The Ladies Aid of the U. L. church
will hold their annual meeting Friday
afternoon, Feb. 28. with Mrs. Holven.
A. B. Kellogg, one of our town trustees,
spent last week Friday at Sentinel Butte
going down on MOI and rturing on No. s
Roy Taylor and family returned from
Mitchell, S. Dak., where they have been
visiting since December. They will move
out on their farm again southeast of town
BILLY" Odenbaugh returned last week
Thursday night from Iowa, where he has
been visiting for some time BILLY" is
the owner of a fine farm just west OF
town which he will crop this coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. G, B. Moulton, who haev
been visiting here with their son, Claude,
for several daysdeparted for their home
at Souix Falls, S. D., last Friday. They
intended stopping over for few days al
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-21
f>oce,y Department
Snaps i'm Groceries

3 lb. can fancy peaches S !.
Prunes per Id. I.
1 lib. fiat can salmon !.
sells anywhere for {.
Sardines per can :.
Goldfish per Id. +.
K. K. K. herring :.
Corn per can
GRADUATED sugar Is lbs l.
Dainty Maud coffee
Grape nuts
Farnia
Cream of Wheat !.
Try a package of our Perfecti
Coffee, regular IS ct grade
We are headquarters for fine ca
dies, cigars and confectionery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-04
SOCIALISTS ACCUSED OF
STREET SPEAKING FREED
Judge Wilbur Rules That justification
for Prosecution Has Disappeared
with Repeal of Recent
Ordinance

That the repeal of the ordinance
preventing persons from addressing
gatherings on the public streets with
out permit from the police commits
sion operates to destroy the basis of
the prosecution was the opinion handed
down yesterday by Judge Wilbur in
rendering a decision in the cases ap-
pealed from the police court by John
Herr, ]. G. Hicks and G. w. Woodby.
The opinion of Judge Wilbur is very
short and does not enter into the
merits of the controversy as 1t existed
prior to the repeal of the ordinance.
1T appearing by statement of coun-
sell" says the court, "that the ordi-
nance upon which the conviction was
based has been repealed the judgment
appealed from is reversed and the
cases are dismissed"
The court quotes as authority for the
decision the case of Spears VS.. County
of Modoc, 101 California, 303.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-04
news OF TIE COURTS FIf2IHI| NM

living Just north of Long Beach who
wish to have their territory incor-
porated under the name of Belmont
Heights.
Opposing this petition there were
spread before the board three. long
lists of names of protestants, who
claim the territory belongs naturally
to Long Beach and should be made a
part thereof.
The territory sought to be incor-
porated as Belmont Heights lies be-
tween Long Beach and Naples, and
has more than half a mile ocean
front. According to the proponents of
the incorporation movement, the citi-
zens of Long Beach generally are en-
deavoring to secure this strip of beach
sand leaving the residents in the rear
boxed up in their ranch homes and
without bathing facilities. An annexa-
ton election was called by Long Beach
prior to the filing of the incorporation
petition, but the petitioners claim this
was done to forestall them.
The matter was continued until
August "a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-04
NOTED CHOIR SINGER
IS GRANTED DIVORCE
Declares That Husbands lll-Usage
Was Of Such Nature as to
Inlure Her Voice for
Two Months

Claiming that her husband had in
jured her severely when he struck her
with one of his shoes and that he had
choked her so badly that she was un-
able to sing for two months, Mrs Mary
1. Meadows, well known in Los An
geles church choirs as a singer, yester-
day obtained a divorce from We're H. s..
Meadows.
MY husband threatened me many
times,' said the woman, land in March
gave me three days to leave the house,
saying he would burn it down. At an
other time he gave me pair of scis-
sors and wanted me to cut my throat
with them"
Other divorces granted yesterday
were those of Mary L. Magoon from
Marcus c. Magoon and Grace Murray
from T. Murray, while Bertha f. Dia-
monds marriage to Charles H. Dia-
mond was annulled.
Divorce suits filed were Elsie I. Wein-
stein against Charles L. Weinstein,
Edith e. Redding against Edwin w.
Redding, Maude Mullin against F. Null
lin, L. w. Balsley against Lena May
Balsley and ]. NJ. Stokes against Myrtle
Stokes.