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The National tribune., 1909-06-24

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The National tribune., 1909-06-24
FARMS FOR SALE.
n ElP WANTED.

XNANTEi,-Ralway Mall Clerks. City Carriers.
w Postoffce Clerks Many examinations coming.
Salary $500 TO 3i.Geo. Annual vacation. No layons
because of poor times Salary twice monthly. over
S00J appointments during 1909 Country and city resi-
dents eligible. Common education sufficient. Political
influence does not help appointment. Candidates
prepared free. Write for schedule and free bulletin.
Franklin Institute, Dept. G IS. Rochester. N. Y.
The National tribune., 1909-06-24
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The National tribune., 1909-06-24

From the above prices we Will allow
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our prices the lowest In the u. S.
Goods sent C. q. D., cash to accompany order.
Send for catalogue of other f.ags and supplies
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The National tribune., 1909-06-24
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unmounted, for W. X. G. and Ladies OF GA. Il. silk
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goods of the best material and Workmanship.
Best All Wool Bunting Flags.
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4Is feet, asa. XII feet 9.2i. 10xIs feet. 1854.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-04
Wants to Hear from War Time Girl

The writer Of the following letter |
evidently still has the "old spark"
lingering in his heart. II any of our
readers can give him the information
he asks for. We are sure he viii sp-
preciste il:
Social Circle. Ga. Feb. u. 1909
Ny. Editor:
VIII you kindly publish this let
CT without charge in your next IS
sue.
was a member Of Co. K. 9th
Regt Ga. Vol. and was Stationed il
Yorktown up 10 the evacuation.
Our Magruder brigade was in al
vance on the retreat - Yorktown.
! There lived a nice old gendemn and
his wife. and Enos a crippled son.
about a mile west OF Yorktown. by
the name OF Hogg. Mrs. Hogg hsc
4 neice visiting her from Williams
burg in 1901. I had my Laundry
work done out at the mans home,
who. by the way. was very clever,
patriotic people. This young LADY
i am sorry 10 say I have forgot
ter her name-but she was both
/ handsome and anisble and refined
/ After our command reached your
I city VS. turned out for rest just above
the city on the left road. We re.
NAMED there IT, Mcclellan attacked
our rear near and partly in Williams.
burg. Our brigade was douol'
cuicked back through town through
mud and slush. This young lad!
, rad in the meantime returned L
her home il Williamsburg. and TIT
asst time I saw her she was standing
on a rwo-story veranda waving
white handkerchief. cheering or
BOYS on 70 meet the FOE.
! Now I have often thought OF be
and confess I was very much III
Z pressed because OF her many al
fractions. would love 10 know
she IS sui living. hope she IS an
, has been abundsntly blessed wit
al the comforts OF life. II she c
any one who reads this knows {
ne facts I would be glad 70 hes
from her or them.
VerY.truly.
w. II. Lloyd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-04
ANOTHER GAME.
Continued from page u

The students Of the Institute en-
joyed Dr.. Bishops delightful lee
ture on Greek Comedy last Friday
night.
A delightful informal reception
was given to the boarding students
and faculty by the Y. w. c. A.
last Thursday afternoon from four
to six. Refreshments were served
and the social hour was greatly en-
ioyed.
Mrs. c. <. Bishop VIII lead the
Y. w. c. A. prayer meeting Fri
day evening. March s; the subjec;
will DC The Holy Spirit"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-04
Products Of James City Factory.

Il has been our pleasure, throug
the courtesy OF the proprietor. TO
sample several varieties of vegeta-
bles canned by the D. W. Marston
& Sons factory at Tosno. It IS use
less 70 say that We found the goods
as perfect as could be desired.
The snap beans were almost as
fresh as if they had just come off
the vine. and the peas were tender
md sweet. The tomatoes We found
equal 70 any on the market
Canned sweet potatoes naturally
ould not be sought after in this
section where We can get them al
the year around. Bot their canned
goods viii be found especially de-
sirsble in sections where the natural
potato cannot be gotten.
The James City csnnery has sew
ersl brands, among them the James
Cry and New Kent. As this IS a
lo-sl enterprise. and il IS our duty
70 help II along" when you buy
canned goods of your grocer ask for
tie Tosno product. They cost no
more and arc as good. e not better.
than the foreign product.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-04
NOTICE.

TIE regular sTrsi meeting Of
stockholders Of The Peninsula Bank.
Of Williamsburg. Va. viii be held
10 their banking house IN Williams
burg. or Tuesday. March 10. 1909.
Al three O'Clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-04

ii. n. Philips. Cashier.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
u. S. BALANCE IS
NOW $S2,O79,472
CABINET DISCUSSES FINANCES
OF COUNTRY
Internal Revenue Receipts Booming
and s25,oooooo Expected from
CORPORATION Tax-Department
Estimates Cut Heavily

WASHINGTON, Nov. S0.-The finan-
cial portior of the presidents message
has been completed. 1t was taken up
at some length at todays session OF
the cabinet.
The Panama canal bond situation
and other features engaged close at
tention. NJ
Today's official figures show an ac-
tual working balance in the treasury OF
S2e 5S3. $50, though the total balance IN
the general, fund, which includes TINS
working balance, the balance in BANKS
and the balance of the PhllppipeS' 10
placed at $S2,079,4I2.
Today's excess of all disbursements
over ali receipts is $252,747, and the eX-
cess of all disbursements over all re-
ceints so far this fiscal year is S44,zso'-
e56 as against $94. .772,399 for the same
neriod i'm the previous fiscal year.
Internal revenue receipts are booni-
inc More than s250OO,O0 for the cur
rent fiscal year Is expected from tne
cornoration tax. Estimates FOR lhe
various departments have been cut
There are $500, 900 of Panama
bonds authorized, but not issued. The
sum of $97 .O69. .649 represents the pal
ance expended out of the generaI iullu p
of the treasury reimbursaole from pro-
ceeds of bonds not sold. .0-,
While existing laws authorize $50
200 $50 i'm Panama bonds, only SS4'oSl'-
$50 have been issued
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
RUFF PETITIONS FOR
RELEASE FROM JAIL
DOCTORS CLAIM POLITICAL
BOSS Is ILL
Eyesiqht and Condition of Lungs and
Heart of Prisoner Are Said
to Be Affected by
Incarceration

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30,-Abra-
ham Ruef, the former political boss,
who was convicted of bribery in con-
nection with the granting of a fran
chise for an overhead trolley to the
United Railroads and sentenced to
serve fourteen years in San Quentin
penitentiary, today petitioned the su-
perior court to be released on ball
while his appeal to the appellate court
is pending.
The petition is based on the state
ment OF twenty physicians, who, after
examining Ruef today, announced his
incarceration in the branch county
iail, where he has been confined for
several months, is undermining his
health. They asserted that the heart,
lungs and eyesght of the prisoner had
been greatly affected by his contine-
ment.
The petition further stated that Mrs.
Altman, sister of Ruef, was critically
i'll and that his presence at her bed
side was imperative.
Judge Cabannis set tomorrow morn
ing for a formal hearing of the matter,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
MEYER TO MAKE
NAVY REFORMS
SECRETARY OF NAVAL DEPART
MENT WANTS CHANGES
WILL ASK BUREAU OF EQUIP
MENT ADJUSTMENT
Head of Branch Wants to Have the
Authority to Name His Four
Aids for Various SUBJ
divisions
ASSOCIATED Pressl

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-By inaug-
rrating his comprehensive plan of re-
forms in the navy department tonor-
row Secretary Meyer Will forestall
probably all attempts at congressional
reformation of the department Tor the
present. .,,,+ +Lo
hureau of equipment be apollshed'
which can be accomplished by congress
alone. ... e,,,,,a
A year hence, if his reforms are tound
to be as satisfactory in practice as lhey
anpear on paper, he will ask congress
to make permanent the chsinseS D'
enacting them into the laws
Legislation is particularly desired IN
order to allow the secretary 10 name
anv officers he may desire as his 1our
aids. one for operations of the fleet a
second for material a third for per-
sonnel and a fourth for inspection.
At present he is limited to the hlsher
ranking officers. - -,
A law is desired TO permit the secre-
tarv to detail any officer to TINS duty
who may show unusual fitness Tor the
place. -. 49, no
Little else than the effect of the re-
forms was discussed at the navy ue-
partment today. They are regaraed as
a striking victory for the line olllcel s.
Secretary Meyer intends to appoint
vounger men to the position of COM
mandants and captains in the navy
wards. Their tenure of office VIII De
three wears at least, and instead OF
making it an "easy snap for oflcers
who want to round out their careers
the commandants in the future VIII DC
men who later will go out III command
of ships.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
A Clean Cut Issue Between Coco
Government and GrafterS
6cnrtfunrd sroI, "p"- ;'o"'

cnrtf
deadas destroying girls and boys and all the evils at
upon the OF wide open and grating ad
nsration of city affairs that characterized the late ad
nsraton put into power by Mr. Walter Parker and the
machine he controlled and to whose the
present Republican candidate for mayor admits to have
contributed several hundred dollars of his personal funds
And above all things, good citizens must NOT be
Over-cOnfdent of the election of Mayor Alexander
and the other Good Government candidates.
The combination of the Southern Pacific poih-
cal machine with all the eUif powers of the city that
it has summoned to its aid, must nor be under
estimated
In a city election ii constitutes GpO1Ver that has
often tVon i'm this city in the past
And nothing bur the determined opposition of
every good CitiSen can prevent 1t winning nOV.
The machine has neUer in the history of the city
been in such desperate straits as at the present
Ii has never used such tremendous efforts to
command success as it GVW use on ne1t Tuesday,
for the men who manage it realize that the machine
is fighting for its life.
The only hope of defeating it is for every good
citizen to realize thar his individual UOfe is
sayy TO the triumph of good government and to go
to the polls and cast his vote.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
EIGHT BANKERS ARE
ARRAIGNED IN COURT
ALL ARE INDICTED FOR EN-
BEZZLEMENT OF FUNDS
Three Plead Not Guilty and Five
Enter Pleas of Not Guilty.
$215,ooo Involved in
Peculations

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 30.--Before
Judge Anderson in the United States
district court today eight former men
employed by banks, under indictment
on the charge of embezzlement, We're
arraigned.
William II. Marker and Noah II.
Marker, charged with embezzling $100,
900 from the First National bank Of
Upton, pleaded not guilty.
Oscar f. Cochrane, a former book
keeper of the American National bank
of this city, charged with embezzling
$1,000, and Paul c. Gall, charged with
completely in embezzling $4,000 from
the Capital National bank of Indian
apolis, also pleaded not guilty.
The following pleaded guilty: Max
c. Emmerich, bookkeeper of Capital
National bank of Indianapolis, en-
bezzling $4,000; Harry c. Prinzler,
completely with Emmerich; e. n. Det-
ger, teller of the First National bank,
Fort Wayne, embezzling $1,000; j. II.
Phillips, bookkeeper Of the Terre
Haute National bank embezzling SIS
900; Frank II. Nicolai, assistant cash
ier City National bank of Auburn, em-
beZZling $6000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
STAR-EYED WAITRESS AND CUPID
ARE BLAMED BY PRISONER AT BAR

81 met starryeyed peaches and cream waitress in Pasa-
dena she induced go with her to San Francisco SAID
Harry Brown during his preliminary examination on
charge embezzlement Justice Lngs court yesterday
Monday after his return from San Fran
cisco wedding of his sister Benjamin Eager lie
accused of selling his fathers horse and wagon and Skipping
out with the proceeds, 500
Brown said he became acquainted with waitress in Jap
that the girl proposed to him
accepted her offer of marriage and she induced him to sell his
fathers property because he explained she wanted the wedding
be sensational suggesting eopement to San Francisco
The girl he said deserted in northern city when his
gone compelled send home for his rail-
road fare to Los Angeles.
Brown held to the superior court where IS
understood he will plead guilty advice of his attorney
John Beardsley and ask for probation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
DECLARES PEARY
CONFIRMS DR.. COOK
ISSUE Is TAKEN WITH ATTACK
OF WELLMAN
Member of~Greely Expedition Says
Reports of Explorers Are Identical
and Cooks Could Not Be
Manufactured

SAN JOSE, Nov. 30.-Maurice Con-
nell. a member of the Greedy north
pole expedition, takes issue with Wal
ter Wellman's attack upon DIR. Cook.
Mr. Connell shows that instead of
having to take food from Annatok, a
distance OF ZOO miles to the pole, the
Cook party killed so much game dur
ing the first part of the journey that
when reaching Cape Hubbard, 400 miles
from the pole, they had greater guam
tity of supplies than when they start
ed from Annatok.
The fact that Cook, three days out
from Cape Hubbard, cut down his par
ty to two Eskimos and twenty-six
picked dogs, according to Connell, is
further reason why he could have made
better and unimpeded progress.
In country where supplies cannot
be replenished,' adds Mr.. Connell, the
fewer the men and dogs used, the few
er loads there are to haul"
"Wellman tells us that he could
manufacture a latitude observation at
any time. Certainly that is not very
convincing" adds Connell. But Cook
could not well manufacture a time OBJ
servation or a longitude observation,
neither could he manufacture mag
netic variations, and above all could
he state whether the north pole was
on land or sea unless he had been
there?
IF anything was needed to confirm
Cooks claim that he reached the pole
in April, 1908, Peary's narrative of the
journey made by himself in 1909 would
confirm it. Cook stated that no land
exists at the pole; so says Peary. Cook
stated that the ice foes We're of lar
ger extent and smoother as the pole
was neared, and that there were fewer
pressure ridges; so says Peary. Peary
in every detail confirms Cook, even to
the peculiar color of the ice at the
pole"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
DEMANDS INDEPENDENCE
FOR INSULAR POSSESSIONS
President of Anti-lmperialist League
Says Porto Ricans and Filiplnos
Are Bitter Against U. S.

ROSTON. Nov. 30-Independence for
Porto Rico and the Philippines was Vas
called for by the Anti-Imperiaiist
league at its eleventh annual meeting
both President Moorfeld Storey ana
Secretary Winslow, who have oeeh
leaders in the movement since its IN
ception at the close of the Spahlsn
American war and who were re-elected
today, declared the league should ae-
vote every possible effort to resist the
establishment of a colonial department
and urged the Filipinos to persist IN
demanding independence by preserving
order and showing their hthess lo'
self government. .,.,,,
president storey said the American
government had failed i'm the last Ten
Years in making the people OF Porto
Rico and the Philippines eithef pros
nerous or content, and they were con
stantly becoming more and more olt-
fer toward the United States
Andrew Carnegie, samuel clemens
William d. Howells Lieut.-Gen, Nel-
son A. Miles and Miss Jane Adams
we're among the vice presidents elec'eu'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
GAGE KNEW OF
SUGAR FRAUDS
ADMITS HE SENT EVIDENCE TO
HAVEMEYER
REFUSES TO DENY STATEMENTS
OF FORMER ASSISTANT
Declares He Is Not Theosophist
and That He Believes in
Central Bank Properly
Safeguarded
Associated Pressl

lAssptlaNNu ioHsI
DENVER, Nov. 30.-"Even though
MIR. Howells testimony might be con-
strued to prove me a rascal, which 1t
won't | would still bear witness to
his truth and honesty. If he says |
sent Wakeman to Havemeyer-a man
whom, by the way, i had never seen
then / undoubtedly gave such direc-
ton to Wakeman," declared former
Secretary of the Treasury Lyman j.
panied by his bride on their honey
moon trip.
w. B. Howell, when Mr.. Gage was
in the cabinet, was an assistant sec
retary of the treasury, and now is
general appraiser OF the customs de-
partment
Wilbur +. Wakeman former APP
praiser of the customs department, has
alleged that he laid evidence of crook
edness before Mr.. Gage and that Mr..
Gage directed him to submit all his
proofs to II. o. Havemeyer, president
of the American Sugar Refining COM
pany, with my compliments.
Says Order insignificant
Wakeman's statements have been
corroborated by Howell.
Mr.. Gage insists that there was
nothing significant In his having given
such an order at the time to Wakeman.
What Mr.. Howell may say is the
truth, or his careful recollection of the
truth" said Mr.. Gage today.
II could not believe at that time"
Mr.. Gage continued, that the head of
such a big, important corporation
would stoop to petty thievery and
bribery, and my natural inclination
would be to law the matter before the
man / considered an honorab BILE busi-
ness gentleman and give him an op-
portunity to ferret out the crime.
my recollection Of Wakeman is that
he was little inclined to be rattle
Drained, but l put two detectives on
the clews he furnished and l don't be-
ieve anything conclusive was found
Incidentally, in his visit here today.
Mr.. Gage made positive denial to the
report that he is theosophist
81 am not a member of the Theo-
sophical society,"" he said; "never have
been, have no association with them
and never have had. 1t has been ex-
tremely annoying to me to see my
name connected with the organization
at Point Loma."
Mr.. Gage also gave it as his opinion
that the labors of the national none
tary commission would come to
naught.
II don't believe they will ever evolve
a bill that will satisfy any class he
said. "They have spent a lot of time
visiting In Europe and collecting data,
all of which could have been obtained
from any first-class library.
81 believe we should have a central
bank, with safeguards to protect the
interests of the people"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
Ranch Hand Becomes Millionaire

NAPA, Cal. Nov 3O-Andrew Todd,
who for several years had been en-
ployed on the ranch of John Flanagan
here. has recently come into possession
of a fortune estimated at $10,000,0OO, by
the death of an uncle i'm New York
according to a report here. The for
t..ae left by this relative, who was the
brother of Todd's mother, amounted to
about S6O,000 900, of which half was
given to charitable organizations and
to churches, while the remainder was
divided among several nepheWs ana
nieces of the millionaire.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
Wireless Station Made Useless

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The impor-
tant wireless station at Brighton
Beach has been made temporarily use
less by a fire of mysterious origin.
The high pole from the top of which
messages are received and sent
through the air caught fire $50 feet
above the ground, but how no one
knows. operator James Ferry at
temnted to send a wireless &C. @, D"
but it would not work and he had to
use the telephone. The damage
Amounted to 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
CREW OF ST. CR0IX UNABLE
TO GIVE ACCIDENT CAUSE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. SO,-At the
continuation today of the inquiry into
the burning of the steamship St CroiN
the attention of the board was direct
ed mainly to the accident to the life
boat which broke from the daVlts as
it was being lowered
Several members of the crew testi-
fed concerning the accident, but none
of them was able to throw any light
on its probable cause.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
CAPTAIN AND SURVIVORS
OF STEAMER ARG0 RESCUED

ASTORIA. ore, Nov 3O-The Unit
ed States lighthouse tender Manzanita
arrived today from the Columbia
river lghtship with Captain Snyder
and nine other survivors of the
wrecked steamer Argo.
After abandoning the Argo Captain
SNYDER drifted for some time and then
headed for the lightship, arriving early
Saturday morning. owing to the tenn
pestuous weather it was impossible to
get the survivors off the lightship until
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
r. Plan Line of steamers

Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. SO.-Senor Celso
caziola passed through Ell Paso last
night en- route to California. where he
will perfect plans for operating a line
OF steamers between San Diego and
Mazatlan and intervening ports. Senor
Gaziola was recently granted the con-
cession by the Mexican government,
which will pay him a subsidy of $233S
each trip for operating at least two
steamers of 300 tons or more between
San Diego and MaZatlan.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
PROPOSED COPPER MERGER
IN PROCESS OF FORMATION

NEW YORK, Nov. 9O.--The proposed
merger of the large copper producing
companies is still in process of forma.
tion, according to a statement maze
today at the office of j. P. Morgan q
Co. ~, :,
It is believed the Standard OIL de-
cision, however, has altered the plans
for the copper combination ana tnaI ina,
those having the matter In hahu VIII
hrine about the coalition of the copper
interests in such form as not to be
affected by the present federal statutes.
No announcement of plans is expect
ed for several weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
viii Double Track Line

STOCKTON, Nov. 3O.-Tomorrow tho
Southern Pacific will begin double
tracking the main line between Stock
ton and Tracy at a cost of $3.50, ,000
freight depot is to be built here
and the yards here and at Tracy in
creased. Material has already been
received to carry on the work and of
fcials say the changes will be rushed.
Later a double track is to be built to
Sacramento and to Port Costa.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
CITY Officials Arrested

DENVER, Nov. 3O-Mayor Charles
NJ Lawton. Treasurer Patrick Sliney,
former Mayor Harry Livingstone and
former Treasurer A. INLAND of the
town of Fort Logan, near the army
post of that name In the outskirts or
Denver, were arrested last nlshI
charged with selling liquor to soldiers
The charges were brought under an
old territorial law. The officials and
former officials, all of whom gave bond,
say the arrests were case OF perSa-
cution and not prosecution.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
storm Abates

ABERDEEN, Wash, Nov. SO.-The
storm that ragged on Grays Harbor for
three days. has abated, leaving the
Northern Pacific tracks washed out in
three places and all traffic by rail sus-
pended. The bridge near Montesano is
out of line, and new piers probably will
be necessary. Loggers and ranchers
are chief sufferers.