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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26

BORDEAUX, March 25.--Ciprtano
Castro arrived here today from Paris.
He will go on beard the steamer
Caudaloupe tomorrow. Castro has
elected 10 land at Trinidad.
The agent of the French line formal
ly notified him that ne must leave
the steamer at some port OF cali be-
fire Venezuela. rr.t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
Greeted With DerisiOn Enroute to
| The Railroad Station.
ARE TAX \ TO PENNSYLVANIA
Had Nothing to Do With kidnap-
ping-Accused Fail Into Jocuiar
Mood After Reaching Station.
tBy Associated Press.)

CLEVELAND. OHIO. March %
With hoois and Jeers ringing in their
| ears. James II. Boyle and his wife.
arrested here as the kidnappers Of
little Willie Whitla. CT Sharon. Pa.
| Were escorted by police to train at
| J:2o this evening fer Mercer. IA.
This practically closes the case as
far as Cleveland is concerned. as fur,
. ther action will be taken by the Penn
sylvanfa authorities.
However. the Cleveland police have
| club over the heads OF the BOyles
in a joint indictment returned today.
! charging James H. Boyle and Helen
! Boyle. alias Faulkner. with blackmaii.
This charge is based en- he pay
ment CT s!0.0"a ransom by J. p
Whitla. for the recovery CT his son
Willie. here Mst Monday.
| As the prisoner alighted fir III the
wagon ut the station erca. throng
! surged about them and it was with
difficulty that a .a'h was cleared to
the coaches.
Met hostile Demonstrations.
As Hcyi2 and his wife. can ac.
compani"d bN w pairOlmcn. walked
through n" train Sh"i. tn" CT WI
S:'"'" 'E"m wi'h ho"'- and je'rs.
nat MIS-. b' "" mad nothing to h'
WIN IN" actual Kidnapping %: vii
:" wa Va WIS., inc statement maj"
/ today hy tie" woman and her husband
Mrs I,u- l., ann:,r,pilx w. In - a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
RoekefeiIcr Leaves for viru,ois
tBy Associated Prcxs.,

AUGUSTA. GA. March Z.-Jo,a
% R"ck"fcll"r AMI party. inciIa,nr
Mr. Rockcfelier. Mrs. T.. SpcIImsp.
Master John Rockefeller prentic. and
Miss Na'hiidA Mccormick. ,ef, here
today Tor Hot Springs. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
Taft NOT COMMITTED
10 An IN come TAX
Attorney Genera! States he Has
Drawn No Such Measure For
Consideration.
(Bv Associated PrcSsD

WASHINGTON. ID, e. March e
1t was stated at the Whit" House
today that President Taft h, d no
committed himself in any way L" al
income tax either As an immediate
aid to the treasury or a rrosper
i've measure to be on:id"r"d 10y Con
rress at It's sIieXt Session.
Attorney General Wirh"rsham. whu
talked with President Tat TO-DAY. ia
ted that he bad no. prepared any bill
for the President concerning a tax
on incomes.
He is umders; cod to hav" prepared
an Inheritance tax bill and between
now and next winter NAV Eiv" .att"n
ton 20 IN income tax bill
STEPHENS Enters Denial.
In the House today Mr. stephens, OF
Minnesota. denied that h" WIS con.
corncd in the preparation OF an IN
come tax in order to carry out any
noik,y nf President Taft on that sub
jrCt
The newspapers. he said had given
that impression.
MIR. Stevens declared himself in ia,
vor ct modified incom". tax. and h"
Thought bill could y" d"N lS"l Which
would so srgrecate the various soar.
,rS from which the fax nigh lr'
coil"Ct,d as to leave no doubt as To
what NAV be held to r. constitutional
and what not. II" said il is his ,it"n-
ton 10 prepare such a bill hnt addr I
iha; il would bo on his own rrSlonsl,
lility,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
cortelyou Hcscs Gas COMPANY

NEW YORK. March 25,--Gcorg" H.
Cor'"lNou. "X-s'crctary of tn" treas
ur,. was ioday elected president o:
the Consolidated Gas Company at a
meeting of the directors Of the com
panN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
oisesreeo Some Of Jewels.

Tho dog collar ~ diamonds sh'
wrrr AZ IN" dinner had bccn removes
I~forr she went 10 The bathroom
but tho costly circle 81 diamonds tina
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lCon;inued 90 Second Psge.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26

CONTINUED on Sixth Pasc).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
THE WEATHER.

Fair Friday; increasing cIoudi.
ness and warmer Saturday; Ndi.
man shing northwest wInds.:~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives
the full news service Of the
Associated Press.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
WANTED IN ALABAMA
L0WNDES COUNTY NEGRO CAP
 TURED IN PENSACOLA.
shock Maura is Accused of Killing Two .9 Person. and Will Be Brought
 Back to Scene of

Pensacola. Fla, Dec. 10.--(Special.) )-- The police today, arrested Shock Maura. 6 negro. who, it is said. is wanted in Lowndes County, Alabama. for a double murder committed sUme months ago.
 F The police received q description of the negrp. and we 10 also n6tifiad as to his fdefititx 6y spSxterss v tifN ! ...
 The officers have communicated with Alabama officials regarding the arrest.
 In special session today. the City Council passed two ordinances for paw ing of streets. Tarragona Street and North Baylen Street are to be paved under one ordinance, while the other calls for the repaving of Palafox Street.
 The steamer Regina arrived here today and immediately began loading a cargo of cotton-seed oil cake for Denmark.
 officials of the United States Court today began preparations to leave for Tallah assee tomorrow. where they win conduct a term of the court, trying civil cases as we'll as some moonshin- CTS
 Suing the Louisville and Nashville for S15.000, the case of Jennie Caldwell was called in the State Court today. but was not concluded when court ad- tourned. The woman claims this amount for the death of her husband
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
MoB1LrANs PLAN
 MARDI eRAS CARNIVAL

.- II
 Mobile. Dee. o.--(Special )--The Mo- bile Carnival Association held its nrst meeting tonight in the Commercial Club and began the work of building the public carnivai for 1910
 George H. Hervey. the Chairman rendered his resignation. which was accepted and he was voted thanks for his service
 Joseph H. Lyons. was chosen Chair man for the 1910 carnival.
 William H. Monk. IT,. was elected vice-chairman. The meeting was call ed to order by Theodore K. Jackson who relinqnished 1t to MT. Monk In tho absence of Mr. Lyons.
 Mayor Pat J. Lyons was re-electeo Treasurer of the Association. J. Paul Wilson was reelected Secretary of the Association.
 The chairman was authorized to ap. point the usual committees to conduct the carnival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
HAVE YOU PlfEs7
THEN TOD HAVE sOMETHING To

Thousands who have piles have lot learned that the only cure for thenis with internal medicine. Neither dt- ting nor any amount of treatment Nlth claimants and supposftories will Is- move the cause.
 Bad circulation causes pilss. Thte Is complete staSnation of blood In hs lower bowel and . weakening of te partA pr. ]. s. Leonhardt. of Lincdn. Nebr.. was first to And the cure. Hs prescription is Hem Rold. tablet mdi. icfne. taken internally, pr. Leonta4it tried it In 1000 cases and then decldbd it could be sold under a guarantee.
 Don't wabte any more time with osk- side applications. Get 3i bottle sf Hem -Roid at E. c. Fowier's or E. C. Andrews Montgomery. Ala. drug store. If 1t fails to prose what ws have said the money will be refunded.
 Dr. Leonhardt Co.,. Station B, Bunaio. N. Y.. prop. Write. for booklet 49
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
LIcepses for Oynter Men.

Mobile. Dec. I0.--(Special. )-Sscre- tary J. A. Joullian of the Alabama Oyster Commission, reports that IFS lf- censes have been issued in the past month to men engaged in the catching of oysters from the public reefs of the State. All opposition to the operation of the commission has disappeared en- tirely in this and in Baldwin County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
THE NEWS OF PENSACOLA
SAILOR HOME ON VISIT AFTER
 EIGHT YEARS.
(sees 10 Many Ports of world on War; ship-Mnyer DeInys Action
 Reearaing Bond sf City

Pensacols. EIa.. Dec o--fspeciaI)-- After an absence of eight years. dur ing which he has visited many of the Oriental countries, James Massey. a native Pensacolian. sis home -on . visit to his relatlves.
 Concluding his apprenticeship h a local machine shop the young man enlisted as machinist aboard q war ship and after short service in waters adjacent to the United states w1s sent to the Pacific station and on board the cruisen New York has yisited many countries Curing his absence
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

Preparing for the paving of Tarra- gona street. on which 1t has many tracks. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad this morning began the in. stallation of modern switches. as well as the laying of specially made rails which are to be used exclusively or that street. as we'll as others where paving Is to be done. The company is to spend s15o,o0o in this work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
BAKER--ADAMs.

Weddinx ef PopuInr foung Persons
 nt HeadIand.
 Headiand,, Dec. l0.-t t6pecia1) )--Mr. Edwin W Baker. and Miss Dae Adams prominent young parties of this pile e. were married yesterday evening. Rev. U, w. Knowles officiating. highly connected. His bride is the only daughter of the late John W. Adams. and is a young woman of rare attainments.
 Farmers about here have avaflcd themselves of the present cold wealth. CT to kill many fine hogs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
TO BOARD TRAIN,
 GROUND UNDER WHEELS

attempting to board a rapidly moving freight train just above the depot here at noon yesterday. young man who gave his name as Harry Burton was ground to death under the wheels.
 The remains of the body were scat tered for several hundred feet along the track. and were gathered up and buried by section hands.
 In a conversation with several citi- zens of Atmore just previous to the nccident, the young man stated that he had come from Montgomery, and that he was bound for Mobile where he had secured work in cigar fac tory. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
MOBILE NEWS BUDGET
THE END COMES TO JEROME F.
Two Alleged vioIasors of Prohibition Law Are Acguttted--NIichigan
 People Searching For Joseph w. Mover.

Mobile. Dec. 1o--(speciai)---Af an Illness of two weeks Jerome F. Reneau. we'll known resident of Mobile. died today at an early hour Street.
 He was c native of Mobile and Is survived by his wife. two children. one brother. James T. Reneau of Fl Paso. Texas, and other relatives.
 For many years he was one of the trusted employees of the English Manu- featuring Company and remained with it until the firm went out of business.
 The deceased was member of the Cathedral parish and died fortified with all the rites of the Catholic Chur,h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Frre.inx In Pensaccla.

For the first time this season a freezing temperature was experienced here this morning. local citizens aris- ing at an early hour to find Ice form ed in exposed places The thermome- ter registered 30 degrees early this morning. which is by far the coldest weather recorded here this year. Yes- terday the temperature was 32 le- grees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

Galveston. Tex. Dec, 10--Arrived: Steamers Horatio, (Br). Barbados; St. Dunstin. (Br), St. Lucia; El Siglio, New York: Auxilar. (Mex). New York; Algonquin, Boston. via Charleston: Mechanician, (Br), Liverpool.
 Cleartd and sailed: Steamer Fl Norte, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

to Pensacola to participate sn ;he Msiot Gras celebration there in February. Secretary Meyer promised to send some warships If any were available at that time. To the satisfaction of the Flor idians he also declared he intended to continue the Pensacola yard as one of the principal naval esta blishments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Jeh. Broadv, Arre.t.a.

Mobile. Dec. 10.--(Speciai- -)--John Broadus, who operated store in the Orange Grove district. was arrested tonight by the sheriff on the charge of violating the prohibition law. A barrel of whiskey in small packages was found in the place and confs- cated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
u.~r... round Dead,

Jennie Payne. a negro woman. was Hound dead yesterday afternoon at the corner of Lawrence and Augusta streets. The case was reportde to the police. who made an investigation and found that the women died from natural causes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

OLD wEBwO0D wHIsKEY.
 Every Drop whisIxey. { Full Charts s4.00. Express Tnid Gref Trading Co.,, Pensacola, Fia-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

Mobile. Dec. 10--Arrlved: Bark Kosmos (Nor) Montevideo.
 Cleared: Steamers Mathilde (Nor). Havana; Fort Gaines (Nor), Bocas del Tore; Alamo. New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

Port Eads. Dec. 1p.-Arrived; Steam CTS John Wilson (Nor.). Ceiba; Carta- go (Br.). Bocas del Toro via Port Li- mon: Port Barrios and Belize: Manteo. Florida points: William P. Palmer, Philadelphia via Charleston; Morgan, Tampa.
 Sailed: Steamers Ansolma de 'Larri- naga (Br.), Ban -hester. St. Laurent (FrO, Havre; Hatasu (BrD. Antwerp Navigator (Nor.), TruXil!o and CeIha; Bavaria (Ger.). Galveston, previously reported waiting orders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Reheariner Are DenIsd.

Judge O. ]. Semmes, n the city court today denied rehearings sto Cynthiana Ford. charged with receiy- ing stolen property, Emma Ford. charged with grand larceny and Toxey Strachan convicted of petit larceny. They will be sentenced tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

PROMPTEsT DELIVERY.
 Lewis 66, Cascade, Murray Hill, Three Feathers, Canadian Club, Upper Ten. Deyvar's Scotch, HiL and Hill, and many other brands. f
 |. Friedman & Co. Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Want ships for Mer,I, s,r,.

- Wasnineton, Dec. Ic.--ssnator Fletcher and other members of ,ha Florida delegation In Congress called upon the Secretary of the Navy and asked that several war sEtps ee set
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
CaIla On MT. Taylor.

The Mobile Chamber of Commerce has adopted . resolution calling on all the eommercial bodies to urge Congressman George ". Taylor or this district to secure sufficient ap- propriation for the new post office building that is to be erected In Mo bile in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

In the city court. He is charged with embesxitng tf,i0o from the counpany while holding office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
zeppeIIn ip p.a Copditicn.

Stuttgart. Ger. Dec. 10.--Codnt zep- pelin. the aviator, Is showing bad ef- fects from small operation perform ed Wednesday for relief from an ulcer on the neck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
TriaI of NeRro INireman.

Mobile. Dec. Special. 1.-The case at Crawford MeCants. formerly treas arer of Protector Fire Company No. II. a negro organization, is on trial today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
NeuUs of Mobile Sociefy
Afseraoo. r.. Tor Ms. Her.fela.

Afternoon Tea for Miss Herxfeld. 1 Mobile Dec 10.--tSpecial. )--Mis- Daisy Forcheimer entertained this ar fernoon at a lovely tea In compliment to Miss Addie Bloch Herzfeld. whose marriage to Mir. Leon Schwarz Is 10 be one of the prominent events of next week.
 The Foreheiner home on Govern ment Street, was effectively decorated in white and green The several room : looking particularly lovely with brides roses. carnations and ferns and in the hall was a graceful grouping of palms.
 Miss Forcheimer and Miss Herzfeld stood in the handsome large drawing room to receive the guests who Nsre limited to the out-of-town visitors ani the intimate friends of the bride. On fheir arrival . game was first enjoyed consisting of a quiz on picture and the one who gave the most successful answers was awarded the prize---a book called "sweethearts Always
 The guest of honor was presented by the hostess with a traveling compan- ton. whish will always be pleasant and pretty reminder of this charming afternoon.
 Tea and many tempting daintiss were served from table lovely with brides roses and ferns. and its many pretty appointments in crystal and sil- yer.
 The girls who served were Miss Lisso of Natchez, Miss Marie Richards, Miss Ruth Rosenbaum and Miss Edith Forcheiner.
 C. A. F. Dancing Club.
 The members of the c. A. F. Dane ing Club enjoyed a merry time of 1t this evening with little Miss Elizabeth Heakes as hostess. Lemonade and cake was served during the intermis- sions and the guests were Bettie and Eulalie Hagan, Annabelle and Helen Courtright, Amelia and Susie Douglas, Lillian Vaughan. Marina Harvey and Willie Ward Rogers Brewster. John Randolph Boiling. Martin Horst, James Vaughan. Harry Lowe Ross. Laurie Mendenhaii. Jack and Ed Roberts and Harry Heryey.
 Kappa Delta.
 Miss Susie Mertel was hostess for the Kappa Delta meeting this afternoon at 3.30. The members were all on hand. including the new members. Miss Kirk Secretary of the Y. W. c. A., to enjoy the excellent paper given by Miss Etta Lambert on a chapter of the book. @The Challenge of the City" After the literary part of the afternoon was ended, Miss Merkel dispensed a most tempting one-course luncheon of salad, bonbons and tea from table pretty with white chrysanthumums and ferns. the white and green being the Soror- fty's colors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

the mandamps filed by E. A Det- champs of Alabama Port against the Alabama Oyster Commission was post poned until next Monday.
 President Craft or the commission is In Washington attending the Rivors and Harbors Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. La. Dec. 10.-Cleared Steamers Suningdale (Br), Progresso Turrialba (Br.). Colon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

Mr and Mrs. Charles Sullivan have returned to their home in Apalachicola, Fla, after short visit to Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
TOBIAS BURKE KILLED
MOBILE MAN STRUCK BY CAR IN
 NEW ORLEANS.
He Was . Veteran Steamboat Msn on Alabama River and Had . Wide Acquaintance in
 the State.

New Orleans. Dec. 1o.--whiie stoop- Ing to pick up glove which he had dropped on the car track, Captain To- bias Burke. an old time steamboat cap tain. was struck and killed by Dry ades Street car today.
 He was formerly a resident of Mo- hile. Ala. and owned the steamboats Mary and Jennie in the Alabama river trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
oniv One ..BRoM

Only One .sBROMO QUINxNEs
 That fs LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure Cold in One Day. zec. ses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
We'll Known in Mobile.

Mobile. Dec. 1o.--(speciai.) )-Peter Burke, of Mobile, received news today of the death of his uncle, Tobias Burke at New Orleans.
 His death was due to injuries re- ceived by being struck by street car at an early hour this morning.
 The body will be brought to Mobile tomorrow morning for interment In the family burying ground.
 The deceased was q brother Of the late Peter Burke and the late Chris Burke, of this city. and was In fact the last survivor of the Burke family who came to Mobile shortly after the civil war.
 Surviving him are six children and a number of nieces and nephews in this city. His brother, Captain Peter Burke died in Mobile on October [ last and a niece. Mrs. Joseph Malone, died here on November {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

Mrs. Peter vredenburgh of Pine Hill, Ala. is here for stay of a few days at the Cawthon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Prohi Cases Tried.

Through the lack of evidence. Willie Raglin. negro boy charged with violating Section B Of the Fuller pro- hibition law gained his freedom to- day In the police court.
 Raglin was arrested last Thursday night by the police and had three bot ties of beer In his possession.
 William Cuthbert. a white man, keeping store in the restricted dis trict was arrested at the same time. charged with being the owner of the beer. The case was not proven against Cuthbert.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

Misses Imogene Little and Agnes Fowlkes arrived home today from Fair mount College in Tennessee to spend four months holiday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Mayor Delays Action.

council referred the matter of City Treasurer Howiand's failure to give bond. has as yet taken no action In the matter. though 1t Is expected the mayor will file Impeachment proceed ings against the treasurer. and sus- pend him from office until the coun- ell again meets and removes him from office. Charges are to be filed by the mayor. provided he sees fit to do SO Inasmuch as the treasurer has been given over two weeks in which to fur nish a $40. 900 bond. 1t Is daily expect brought
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Pay Day at Fort

Seven hundred artiiierymen station ed at Fort, Barrancas received their monthly pny yesterday afternoon. amounting in the aggregate to $17.o0o and today the city Is filled with them. a majority of whom purchased articles as Christmas gifts for friends and relatives at home While some frequented the saloons and others landed in the city jail. the monthly pay day was something out of the ordinary, for the men as 2 rule were very orderly and appeared to be bent upon Christmas shopping.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Kappa pelta.

U. ID. c. Meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the Mobile Chapter. U. D. C., was held yes-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

MT. and Mrs. Clemens. moved yester day into their home on Ketchum place
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11

The Montgomery city directory does not contain the name of Harry Bur ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
seeIxs J. w. Mover.

The Mobile police have been request ed by the relatives In Pottsvilie. Pa. to locate Joseph W. Mover. who left Grand Rapids. Mich.. thirty years ago to come to Alabama.
 The man is described as 55 years of age. five feet. five inches in height and of a man of ill-health. He was last heard from In Mobile two years ago and failed to answer & letter writ ten to him from Pottsville.
 He is supposed to be sick in a hos pital or poorhouse in some part of the state.