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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12
Marriaqe Licenses Issued.

Dan Cupid's arrows fell short of their mark yesterday and only one took effect. As the result Clerk Sam Blake issued but one marriage license, that one being for the marriage of John Phillips of Creel to Miss Aliya Mccoy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12
Chess Game May Be Drawn.

Munich, September 1.-The ninth game for the worlds championship chess con- test between Dr. Lasker and Dr. Tarrasch was adjourned today after the 50th move The game was hard one throughout and the positions when ad- journment was taken were equal and with every prospect that a draw would be declared. .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12
g. T. Shaw & Son, Undertakers'
Green Undertaking Co.

For Rent-Office 1903 First Avenue, in Morris Hotel Build ing, formerly occupied by Fris- co Railway adjoining Southern Railway office.
 SCOVILLE BROS. Lessees
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12
Eunice Roper.

Eunice Roper, the 2O-months-old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Roper, died yesterday morning at the family resi- dence at Rising station. The remains were sent to Westover yesterday after noon by the Green Undertaking company for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12

Southern Railway, the popu- lar route to Atlanta. Trains leave 7.30 a.m., 4::25 pm. and 12:3O midnight. Chair, parlor and Pullman. cars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12
Fanny Rice Comes Monday.

That frothy musical delight, At the French Ball." rejuvenated and with new music, costumes, elaborate scenery and an entire new cast. headed by jolly Fan nie Rice, will be the attraction which ap- pears at the Jefferson theatre Monday matinee and night. Of all the comedies which have emanated from the German stage, '.At the French Ball'' is the clean est, brightest and best, and stands alone in that it's manifest destiny is to blossom perennially into renewed success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12

Southern Railway, the popu- lar route to Atlanta. Trains leave 7::30 a.m., 4::25 pm. and 12::30 midnight. Chair, parlor and Pullman cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12
Neuro Stretches Hemp.

Baxley, Ga., September 11.-Neal Rivals, colored, was hanged here today for a criminal assault on Mrs. Susie Overstreet, committed here last September.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12
PERSONAL

Rienzi Thomas of Montgomery, the well known and brilliant organist, is on a short visit to friends in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12
THE WEATHER.

Washington, September n.-forecasl' Alabama and Mississppi-Gener fair Saturday and Sunday, except showers on the coast light to fresh north and north east winds.
 Weathd report for "A hours ehdihg f.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-12

Ads f.iustrat41 w1tk EoOd cuts aro trade wfnners-The Gawk nakes 9oo0 eutN,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
cHiNA.s INFANT PRODIGY.

At first blush the world believed
that the new emperor Of China would.
as a ruler Of a populous nation, labor
under disadvantages because of the
short lapse OF time between the dates
OF his birth and his ascendancy TO
the "Celestial' throne.
Pu vi. the latest TO begin rule by
divine right. is three years CID. lie
should not hc held responsible FIR the
r. semblancr OF his cOgnom"n to a
cross between the yclp OF 4 back-al'
ley cur and an American college yell
Pu VI was present at the ristening,
but his voice was net potential IN tn
choosing of name un,. :" "Nch NJ
was TO go through ny
In the backward West tn" three
year age marks an rncrsencc from
rattle boxes and whistles To the cN-
press wagon and the :'nI'" hois'.
Ru, infancy over here is III cge
of maturity In the Or."ni. All
doubts as to Pu Yrs corrc' 'nry 10
rule four hundred Millions Of .'"npl"
were dispelicd in this counrt Oh
Wednesday last when til" pr"cocious
Sun of Heaven" in his own p rsoi
notified President Roosevelt by rah!"
that his illus'rious predecessor md
tn. empress Iowus"r had passed into
the beyond. and with H. Ing exc
quencc expressed IN" so'r'"' CT trc
Chinese people over I'll calani'ss
which have befall,n them.
Pu VI hopes that the past friendly
relations between the Manchu dynas-
Is ut Picking and the headquarters
OF his cxccllency a. washington may
BE- continued Ind finiteiy.
Obviously toys are ruled out in the
selection OF Christmas presents for
Pu III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

IN my Christian name | gave mp MY
family name as we'll. Aud as love
ind respec; his memory. rs i"v''f
and respected him. shall! continue
10 lear the name he save ne. though
il has proved and still viii ::"!e 4
great annoyance.
.>a;m.al:!-. it was not soothing I"
M1s. S.Oan 10 know that her daughter
know 4 secret ;aIr she did no. even
III ,u.;. i, concerned Nathalie more
=. ,rly ;han i, did her mother. is me
,.:uc arp0inied for the. Wedding drew
mar. Mr.. S,oan's annoyance WAS >"
"A, that Nathalie vcnture'l 10 inter
CeG. With C.
III, tell her. C believe that once
,cu till her she'll forget all 'his 'rrI-
.rtio, and he sweet again.
~ :rM YOU what. dear. i'll rompr"-
uise with her. returned &c. Oh
u sit i.,e while | 60 and speak :" he:
and hc ran mp to Mrs. S'can'S sitting
:rs,m Ia" a rerertart schooii'oy
Mrs. Sloau." he said. five core &"
compromise. I'm 'rm'y $0r-y 'f"' Il"
;~'l!n: you my name "nE3ys yet. ana
,.-c,. ~ have II in full on the we'd
c-r- juvi'a,icns. provided You aa"ee
va, Nathalie shall not gel single
rrer u them Ill they are sent Ou',
,t,ar do. dsii0nra'i"n N" compro-
III: . was accepted.
Mr. Simms Visited III" cnCraver
:,r,,, Dr. cards had 6-cr "r'"rd D!
Mrs. Sloan. and a. The p:"V": 'i;n"
VIC oiIrd!c cam" E"Er,
Ms. Sloan did no, disgni," h.:
.ap.rue.s ;" cu; In strings. and
sa..jly ss:z~d the upi":mIS' sa""'.
l. real,
MRS r,EKr:E SLOAN
:SNITrs <pI' Tr Ei- PRESENT
- -rIs. ANiIEiNt;t. o. W.! f'A' ''h-
TEX
NIT;i ,T.Ti.
70
uH CEEE.SVii.i.E: FEMNLE SIN
MARY SiNNS
pS VEIN ESIrsS. y NJ FfE-F
,-r tIvr ,,ul~-k. ~ THE
iIEST .'!'t'H,R.
MERRIAM
80
Th,, = nos tho as--c"ndanif " ~"
u.=.,chusc,,. p,TrifIns ',~r I'M" one ~
tho ;,,n. o~r~T< 81 : naU,e which Is
r,,,,y inscribed On IN" record ~
s,u.ro,r S,a-c THIS Tla: >o1'd hs"
-,H,,,c.. w, IL 4. a. actual fs"'. ana
cp. which can rssi!y ~ r"'ia"d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

could not bind her. Ter on" thing,
her mother and he. .o.ar be two
people she loved most d"ar''. We're
not change, Then III" io,;"'ri OF
questions tina, her moihC" la an,ici'
rated dull, were asked. and Ma halle
grew tired of SAYING: u" has
funny namc that he doesn't like, and
! always call him C and o! being
begged; on. do tell m" what i; is,
Nathalie, m never tell
Al first she Owned frankly that she
did not know il. and MAS mel b. a
stare Of amaZement. Then these
friends went forth and told others.
After several people Dad said: Il
understand tina! you don't know what
Mr.. Sinln.s name is. Nathuiie.' and
several more had hinted. ju.r hinted
delicatriy to Mrs. Sloan: ''i'o YOU
think us quit" safe 10 Ia: Nathalie
Elhrry--er-you know Aud aztec
Mrs Sloan could endrr" It no louge:,
and had given her daughter sound
NCO.diuc for the deliIute GcicS Of her
lO,er--it was after all this. hat
Nathalie told &C" all nhoN' il, ard
cried out all her worry and annoy anre
on the shoulder ;ha: It's TosScssor
hoped would bear her burdens lor her
rV"rmore.
Now listen. sweetheart. III tell
YOU tilis miserable old name and you
can tell yn,l" mother and every on"
"lEp. if you like" that you know il hat
what IL is ! don't wan: you 10 MAJ"
known 10 any one at all unless give
Non permission. vii! :;ou promise
OF course Nathalie promised.
Then ''G" whispered to her.
oh. c. not really" That's awful
on" and the young girl sat aghas:,
looking at the man she loved as II he
were living curiosity
Isn't it bowler. pet DO %"1i
wonder ] don't use it: How do you
think your mother would like IL?
Cant you change it. c.
My dear. it WAS given me By my
father, good man. hi, extremely &C.
centric When. as a boy. reh"lied
against it, he declared tina, if ! save
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
THEORY VERSUS PRACTICE.

Theoretically, the New York legs
slature this winter will choose l"
United States senator 10 succe' d the
ureseut incumbent-or incubus
Thomas E. Plat. The assembly and
4he State senate Jointly total .ol
sreprese ntative Of the people" in the
Empire State.
Again Theoretically. s"vcra, hun
xfred members OF the lower house OF
the Sixty-hrst Congress will pick ou'
one Of their number to 81, in the
xpeaker's chair and preside over tn"
..deliberations" OF that body. In
smodern times the presiding ofticrr
not only is a director of parliament
sfary procedure. but he is the censor
and dictator Of national legislation.
The extent to which "thc people
shall rule" under the forthcoming I'D
miristration Of President TAFT Is
Soreshadowed In Wednesdays des'
Patches from Hot Springs. Va.
Al the end OF conference parti-
cipated In BY three men-President'
elect Taft. Vice rresident-e!ect
Sherman and National Committee
man William Ward. of New York
u was given out that the col "repres-
eutatiyes OF the people" in the
New York legislature will elect Elihu
Root to the United States Senate.
and that the M 1t House Of Represen-
katives at Washington will again Sc
lect Joseph G. Cannon. OF Illinois as
It's grand vizicr.
Nor vas this gathering counter
par OF the coming together OF the
sThree iTaiIors OF Tooley Street.
what was determined upon at Ho;
SpstnSs will 50 through.
In Germany they have succeeded
ID sharing the monarchy CT a part
s1f It's self-constitued power. bu, the
American people have CHOSEN that
aAeolutism over themselves shall con-
iinue at leas, four years longer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
AWAKENS.

In Virginia il will be- remembered
that Mr.. Charles Francis Adams. OF
Mass &C husedts was amon;'st ihos"
present within the borders Of the
Commonwealth to persuade the Solid
South to rcnd itself asundcr and 20
cast It's ballots for Mr.. Taft and for
the perpctuation OF Republican poll
cies. Mr.. Adams confessed that nc
vas q tariff reforner, but he dcclar.
ed that needed revision might coufi-
IDENTIFY BE- looked for under a Repub-
lican administration with Mr.. Taft
at its head.
That the chickens are cJnlinS home
for Ocsting purposes Is given cred
rnce by Mr.. Adams recent letter to
Representa- Mccall. OF MaSsa-
chusetts. who is Republican mem-
Der of the House ways and means
committee. before which body the
tariff hearings are proceeding.
The following quoted lines pro
claim the disillusioning CT the crst-
while ,racular Charles Frapcis:
To ask us to put aside our bust
ness AFFAIRS ana. ri our own expense.
60 to Washington on a desperate ms
sion, is asking little too much.
v neither the demand comes from tn"
committee or from President-elec;. =
says Charles Francis Adams In a let.
ter 10 Representative Mccall, CT
Mas sachuse1s. Mr.. Mccall made
public the letter today in his eX2ia-
nation Of the failure OF the tariff re-
formers 10 present their case 10 the
House ways and means committee
now considering a revision OF the
tariff
Mr.. Adams asserts that IA" per
sons who wish the tariff schedules 10
remain unchanged either are thieves
CT hogs" and be admits that h" him
self belongs - the first class. nut
b. Is also tariff rcformer. desiring
Ito Sc" every rro'"c'i'" <eh"au''
swcp: Or, Of existence. But he SAYS
tina, as mere citizen b. wouIi receive
ftom the ways aud means ccmmittc"
scarcely a respectful hearing. IL any
a; all. being thus in tho position OF
Millions OF others.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
coN$rITUrIoHAllrY OF SPA
ANArE SCHOOLS.

The d-cisiol OF ;hr United Sisi'
Sup-cnc Corr, IN tn" cas- 90 brr"a
Co,seG. ~. m STAT q ~ tncky -
an inUortant one. Or Il ,:cciary- th"'
cUpxtifutiUrysli;y Of III" lAss passed
~ q num,r-r of S'r~s PRIV idirE s"r.--
rs.c schrpl- fW whites and hia :ss.
n Is srsc list tbc ~vu-i niin.d Ts
dsCfxioa 10 os" psasr of III, Gao. that
81 the rieti o. sh" stat ." riga Ate
it, corporate c-rA;ur-s. AID I'D n"'
deal with ia" qgs<1f'" - f2p'yinS
% public and p.i,s,c scbcV'S g. VII
% tbsse ia; ksS~ b In ctzs-s~:.
Bvs thcrc 10 !stiir rsasoo 20 dous
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
,MceN,ous Mr.. ROCKEFELLER.

s John ID. Rockefeller. head Of the
StarGard Oil Company, l2ng ago be-
came noted and not Tious as an artful
dodger OF prect sses and summonsrs
having to DO with cour, proceedings
IN which his gigantic trust figured as
defendant.
Much surprise. therefor. was felt
when the willy fnalcier volunteered
b appear as . witness in the hear
10 Of the application o: the United
Dsn:es government fer .Ic dfssoiu-
-slcn Of the Standard Oil Company
% the grounds TIA: IL is noacpo-
b n restraint Of trade and cxis; $
q violation Of ih- United States
azti-trus. Laws.
Nos II spp.ars ;ba, the frs; law
- nsfure, and net q bcncvo!snt desire
- cid Justice. influenced the multi
u1J1bocalrc 20 TAX. part in the latest
Ueseeedinss.
q Voelos:ne the decision in thc casc
\ shc t0bscco trust. Mr. Rockefeller
ocame alarmed CONCERNING the out
- Of the pro%~cuticn Of The oil
-. auA tn secure immunity from
bssilSe fu.urs Arrangement as an
socsai q a Isw-sreskins corporation.
y decided that tsc b--t course 10
bsssue vss 10 obtain the .x~mp, .on
de1ased By the Elhiss, la~ 20 Wit
Ness-s
Va within the Powers q me
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
-->-~~ &c.. =
RESULT OF THE NEW RUlES7

The present fo~tball s.'asol is draw
ing to q close with Il record OF ]"
killed 200 injured. !, is reported that
all tn. tDathS resulted from open
play.
This diAht ateninC Total Is no doub.
a source CT keen di:app"intm It ia
the friends Of thy great fall game.
The difficulty. as it APPEARS to ines,
pert eyes, Is that the Oil rules still
apply 10 tackiinG. while und the
new mt1hcd Of ,puy the ri: '."r
Civ. n much n,1kiof a Aaart brfog" n"
is tackled The momentum gained hE
a fee, runner from az "Mitional tir,'
or ten wards fire.. s;art maxi. thu I'M
pact of thu tackle rXtr.mrl! viol"n'.
1t is probabh" that radical ch7a2
will b. made in tn" rules along hi;
linc-Schhectsoly Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

from the expressions OF thu judges
that should the q,icsti n u pr,'cril'
ing separate schools fer the races
com. before the Supreme Court on IT.
mcri the causc # race purity would
win q complete vic ,ry. Even Justir"
Harlan who was the only member at
the court that rendered dis en- Ing
opfnion took occasion to say that ne
did not want TO b. uE 'erstCod as
riiicising the system OF separate plD-
lie schools for the races. but that hi
ccnsure was directed at the penal pro
vision Of the Kentucky law involved
in his case
1t Is evid mt from the lanGuaG" OF
Justice Harlan's opfrion that he rec
osnizes that 1t =; constitutional fsr
a state to make, provision for IN"
education Of white and black children
in separate schools, bu, thinks it Is
going too far to impOss. Il crimiia!
penalty for failure 10 obserr tn"
regulation.
One OF the effects of this Gac.siOn
will be to encourage and gre Ltly All
vance tho movement in - vri.' ~ IN"
States Ct the Middle West TO aMAiis'h
the cOeducation Of the races IN IN"
public schools. and 10 provide s"pa-
rate schools for whit end negro
Chi lren. IN several Il the states IN"
movement has been haltel by adj
verse decisions from the STA ST.
prone Courts. but the decision of IN"
United States Supreme Court will en-
courage. the advocates of radical s"Eii-
rat ion to continue their fight and u
necessary carry the question ito the
court OF last resort New Orleans
E@ilv States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
Woman vsneuishec Bull.

lots OF vomra have cnmmi i~6 srt-
eide. brI, vithnr' doubt ~ ~" crucial
nornsr; an W.. " rtcr, wSrid have
run u hui nsi appeared HUor ~"
s~sre. aa. yet 4 WOMAN iH iad'ana
a;ilckri uac tEc Other d5' siih 2
pitehfOrk ard va1gaishcd ia" raging
auIr,aI H"r courage taS cNri'rd tho
vordcr q: rv"rS woman wHr has
heard abou' "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
All airn. and Reau;sr.

Nr,rhb,- ~" en-" aNIdl had
-. IN .,r,- Nr> Tab v hus
hand wa hlowrt NJ in -" dvraTi'"
.,,,~ziap This morn!n. and ~ faa!ilH
,ice,.r rno vas la'S'n {" him ar 40
,,u,~. got hl9w"d NJ. to-
Mr. Tuhi,s Ina-t~ ne Wi. I'm
r:,d tho doctor pss With him chnss
row thu. vow god TO- ~ 80 iHare-'
--Ne- IUrS wrctiJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
Seven Years 81 procf.

y have TAD seven yeas n; proD!
hat IT. Kings New Disc VERY :. tbr
s-.t mcdic.nr ~ ,lse : { coushs and
colds and !cI '''-- '..scase6 cnuuf
ton ~ throat. ~, " lungs" says
". Y. Henry. o. raushIA. No. The
world has bsd thirty eight years ~
prom that Or. Kings Now D'sccs'ry
u the best remedy :or Coushs sEd
roidS, Ia sripp". asthma hay isvcr.
bronchitis. h.mc-rhsse @: the iuurs-
and the early stages Of consumption.
f:s timely use always prevents fh"
d.v.;ormen. o; pEeuipnnia. sold e.
der suarss.sc ., Nj DTIrgisis soc
snd 81 Lie. Tiisl bottle frv~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

prosecution. representing the Federal
department Of Justice. TO defeat Mr..
Rockefelier's design. At present IL
appears to be uncertain whether or
not the government has taken the
necessary steps to this end.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

Chinese BARRIERS ar tho lat" cm-
pcrpr's real mourncrS. In China 'h"
law permits no man 20 shave fer on"
hgndrcI days after tn death {. an
cnr-ror
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

Insesere Civiiity rhst t,vrtA
The .psc.sni civil!'r " r-~ud ran
IN u.orr shorainx than his ruf.ncss
could be.-Ckese.Ae!d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

MONDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadeli'hia. Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight recs;ves and Delivered
daily a. G.. & q. Fer No. :. once
River Road. JAS W MCARRICk.
Gen. Southern A:"nt.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP Gu.
4. South Delaware AvcrIc
phiisdeI ma. Pa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
WITH THE PARAeRAPAERs.

W.. are gailaniiy Wilii.:T 20 va!
sp rimrn in Il Showers" Will" LON
br0so'S daughter takes noes f.r h'r
. say and to pay her far" to San
Francisco SO that she may get dat&
worth whilc.-Raltimorr American
Star
John d. Rockefeller Is among tho
few Republicans OF New York VINO
have not b, en- ment ionsd AS senatorial
possibilities to succeed Phtt--Wash,
t,stc1 Post.
A lot of time Is being wasted o'fr
tho mysterious visit of Mr.. Taft I"
his home CITY. IL h. went ther ="
help along the chances Cf his brother
for the s nate. Theodore will tell tn"
nation abOu: it.-Schncctady Gazette.
IT has to be- said once every ionr
years: ''Why NO. chance the irauS'--
ration ceremony To some "atc likely
to IN. marNs i with pleasant wealth :.
Buffalo Express.
TIE vienna, With the heath skirt
will TOW proceed to sew up the silt
In the side or tt wear heavier hosiery.
Danvilie RrSist r.
Prince, Chun. tn" n n ru'' OF
China. il very able mar. an! =
The. emperor is only ? years old be- Wi:
have = nnmt''r OF vars Tor tn" excl
else ot his tai nts.-Florida Tim: :
Union.
We sxptx.; something doing wien
Editors Bryan. Roosevelt. la FOhf tie.
..,d WattersOn are all editing ~
ouce.-Clcveland LcaCCr.
The onlv insoivao!e r'dIl" about 10"
nate campaign II how q candidate SUP
ported by the New York sun happen
cd 10 get cLected.-Knoxville Srn'i-
mel.
let Co."
skipper Ito new deck hand. VII" had
FEVER been TO sea brfor.J: Let 80
that for'ard rope.
Deck haul makes no sign.
Skipper-I.et 80 that r"p.'. LAY.
DCck hand is still rno:!on'.'s;.
Skipper fpurpic with ras"'--N n.
don't YOU lct 90 thu; to-'ard rcp". y"
Swab,
Isck Hand lin arcrI''"1 t""''-
Who's tou"hin' ,sr rCr amt
LondorT News
Just what Sse wanted.
The i'c.ursr he'd ccrn CESS Ting
some e The sights he had seen ah|>al.
There a-C ,o,ns 81, c;acies. b. said.
"tks. onS pCvCr fcrS'ts.
Il wish Won cUuld '~n N" vim I
caa &c, a pair IL ih"D.' .NcSiu"
an cd Iaiy in ih- audi.0cc. I'm al
ways forgetting min .-k:nsas i.ty
Journal
insesene cIviiity rhss t,vrtA
The snsc.snr civii!'r ~ r->ud S.ar
IN u,nrv shorainx than his rut.ncss
cou,d be.-Chssre.Ae!d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

TIE vienna. with the heath skirt
will TOW proceed to sew up the silt
in the side or tt wear heavier hosiery
Banvilie Rrgist. +.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

Fr'nc,, ChNn. tn" r. n ru''- o
China. i very abb" mar. an!
th, emperor is only ? years old be- wi
have = nnmt'r OF vars Tor the ''Ari
else Of his tai ntS.-Florida Tim:
Union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

The oriv insolvao!r ridIla about tue
late campaign IL how a candidate SUP
ported BY the New York sun happen
cd 10 set cl~ted.-Knoxville Srnti
mel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

We "Xptc; something doing when
Editors Bryan. Roosevelt. la Fohfte
S!,d WattersOn are all editing :,
Ouce.-Clcvf1and LcaCCr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

it has To BE- said once every ION
wears: .'Wh, NO. chance thu. iraus I.
ration ceremony to some ''atc hkel'
to IN. marked with pleasant wealth :.
Buffalo Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

John d. Rockefeller Is among Tho
few Republicans OF New York "hf
have not b, en- ment iOnsd as senatorial
possibilities to succeed Patt-~Wash
i,gtc3 Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

A lot of time IS being wasted o'
the mysterious visit of Mr.. Taft
his home civ. IL hr went ther"
help along tn" chances Cf his broth
for the s nate. Theodore will tell II
nation atOu: it.-SchnCtady Gazctt
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cIoseted With Hartman.

Denver, Colo, June 1O.-Hugh Mil
Ter, in the Denver Post, says:
The news that George j. Gould,
who sailed for Europe today, spent
several hours closeted with e. H. Har.
riman yesterday, gives support to the
belief of many that the two men are
closer together than they have been
for some time. Until recently they
were enemies, but when several OF
the Gould roads got into trouble a
reconciliation was effected.
will Lessen Competition.
"Advices from New York are TO the
effect that Gould has agreed to lessen
the competition he had hoped to main
tain between his Western Pacific and
Harriman's Union Pacific. Another
circumstance indicating an under
standing of some sort is the fact that
Gould did not seem to be at all affect
ed by the ~receivership of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie, the latest unpleasant
happening in his roads,