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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

Rstp gort, IA. Suli. Belle
gilmore ipurbe in 8rootlpn dufaesos
gen. Die erite Rahriht bon ibrem
5obe erbielt ibre Stiefi6pefter, 7srau
II. 8. Wins, in sinem Brief, ben Or.
erippen am z. Qprtf bon Gpnoon
aus geihidt fatte unb in benz er 5ie
Weittbeilung mahte, bab feline 5rdu
nah ealifornien sersiit iei, Tim eia:
Grbihdftsiu6e fir ibn gu rsgeln unp
auf Der Reiie ertrdntt uno in Galifors
nien seitorben iei. Die goIi3ei bdlt
bieien Brief fir tpidtis. Da .r srit
mehrere RoHute noh oem 9eri6pinz
ben Der 5rau sti1rsben purbe.
Der ri6tige Hame Der Belle gl.
more mar aunigunbe Ulatomor.sti.
Sic ftdmmt aus elmer porne6men po.z
niihen Samilie. 4ls oas W2doher
3ipei Sabre aft mar, beiratbeie feline
oerDittnete Mutter W. +. Mearfinoer
uno bas Helm. Wdbhen, ods nit in
4merita aeborenen StiefgeIdpiits,n
duf fipu4s. mar als Cora Wlariin1er
bstannt. Sbr Stisfpa..r, bic stiefz
ihtpsitsr, 5ruu Wtifs, unb anb.re
8srDdnote tpuroen am 9onEeritaq in
grootlpn aufssfunoen.
Weariinser, Der StisFpdter, iaate,
bab Cora unsefdhr 38 Sabre aft qss
tpeien fei. gr fiigte bin3u, bab 6ns
UfGbhen f6on bon Susenb an eius
gorliebe fir bic gIbne qs6abt babe,
nnb er fhlieBlid sssnungsn espeIsn
isi, feline gintpiQigung gu elmer Bib.
men aarriere gu q.ber. Gr fiqts
hinsu, baB Cora felt unaefdbr ID
Sabren nit Dr.. grippen psrbeiratkt
g.tpeIen isi. gr iagte, baB fie Iebr
bibid uno burhaus g.biIbet aetpeI.n
lei. Bon Or. grippen iaate er, oab
er erfolgreid in groptIpn uno Rans
hattan aIs Qr3t tbdtis getpeIeu iet UNI
er INNER oieI GsIb uno feline aruu
itoue Shmudfuden eebabt babe,
Cine Der StieffhDeftern beiudte Dol
einem Sabre bic Grtppens in 2onoon
no IS tbnen anIfsinenb isbr qut gina.
Oamals bsmertte lie ni9ts Don llns
frieosn IN Der JamiIie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
Selesrapbiide Notiseu.

- Ter poliseihef Sobn S!ru5l.
lit in Clinton. Ja.. friib am WOrgen
BON einem 1isbe, ben er perbdft,r
poflie. erftohsn fporoen.
Sn Der HGhs BON Quebec, Gan,
III elm GinpanosrerSus Der ganao;s
idxn Norobahn perungliift. Sehs
Wassons NIT 300 snsliihen ginpans
berern ipurbe 5erIt0rt; Elm Mann ipurs
be sstootet uno piel. aeute tpuro.n
perlest.
Generuul 5sllo Wssnbo3a, Der
sSinan3n,iniiter in benz aobinet o.s
Yrdiioen.en gaitro nnb ipGter @ouper-
nsur BON Caracas mar, III In WilIsmr
fab, Gurccao, anettcmmsu. &c II,
aus Dsns3us!a sutiIcSsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
Jn(unOGe Ge(egrap6



96ilapelpbia, IA. SuIi. SO.
@. See, grdftDent Der gruberi6dft Der
Observation-Disclosures turS ndh
Der aonfsrsns nit %. 6enponbMpers,
oem 9sneralstSsihdftsfiihre oerqeun=
iplpdni1>gdbu unb ben 12O Gpmmit=
teeleutsn Der unipn Der aonDutteure
uno 3uadngeitellts, baB Elm Streit err
tldrt nerben tpiiroe, ipllten bIe 5or>
oerungen Der 2eute ni3t getpdbrt lper=
ben. See ertldrte, baB Die leBteren lid
auf ttine idieosseri6tli6eu @srbanoe
lunoen einluFen piirbeu. Gs 6anole
iid1 ritt I'm 9elo, ionbern barum, oab
Die on Der 9. & 3. unb Hep Yprf
g.ntralbabn giiItisen RsssIn aud BON
ben gsnniplpauia 2inien aopptirt mir
ben.
Gteie Reselu beoinsten bic Gtnfihns
rung zines 10itiinbisen 4rbeitstuses
ipG6renb iest Elm 11itiiHoiser 4rbsits.
tag an Ssr p.nuipI1aHis SGhn RsgsI
ih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

beg Staotes gema9t babe. gtu6 Dem
9eieB Der aolpnte itebt cuff bieicm
8srbre9en Die 5obesitrais.
Aus benz 0sutfden Reid.
Berlin, IA. Suli. Nus super@
ldiiieer aueQe perlautst, pub Die 0er-
banolunsen 3piideu Der ameritaniz
ihsn uno Der Oeutidsn Regierung iiber
Die Regelurg Der &alifrage iofpeit Ell
nen nihts peniger ais befriebigenben
gerlauf genommen baben. Die es9enz
ieitigs auffafiung bes Wertbes Der
friiAer obeei6loiIenea 8ontratte IGBt
fiA niht in uebereinItimmunq brin.
gen. pis oft ou9 Der 8eriud ba3u gs>
madt tporben lit. go iino benn bic
9erbanolungen einfttpeilen unterbroz
den porben. Man osr6eblt ii6 bier
niht, oab, fans 9euti6Iano bas Galiz
9efes obne Gnnenoung Der bem Bum
oesrdtb por6e6altenen WliloerunQen
ourhfii6rer piirps, bic Nnpenoung
Der Tistrimtnutionss&lauiel bes amez
ritaniihen Surifs mosli6 tpdrs. Smz
merbin iino bic amtlihen SteQen BON
bem ernftlihen geItrs6sn srfiiIt, Die
einem ginpernsbmen sntqeoenite6enben
ShDierigteiten gu beisitigen. 9arauf
griinoet iih Die ptelfah geGuberte 5offz
nung baB es in dbIsbbarsr 3eit nod
nod gsIingsn iperbe, Elm Qbtommsn gu
treffsn, nit tpelhem bic 6auptintereIz
ierten sufrieo.n fsin t6rnen.
Or. BON gst9mann 9oll,I
neg trifft NIT bsm
s. ten 9iiIop 3u=
dmmen.
Der Reihstunsler Or. BON Beth
muHnz9oapeg unterbritt feline 5erieH
uHo tommt uuf turs. 3eit pieoer bier
Der. Der &an3ler piQ ieiuen 4mts>
oorgdnger, ben f5iiritsn Billion, trefs
fen, tpel4er auf Der Durhreiie bic
Reihsbauptitubt berIbrsn piro. Die
Bsgegnuug Der beiosr Staatsmdnner
iou am Jrsitug ftattfiHoen.
8ernharo 0erHburg tritt
bic Rsifs mad DIT
afisn an.
Der ebsmaIigs Staats1etretGr bes
R.idss saolonidlamts. DirtIi6er 9es
heimruth gernhuro Gsrnburg, tritt am
Jrsitag feline ihou ldngit angetiiuoigte
Rsifs mad SftaIisn an. Die Iubrt
ssbt ii6.r bic SibiriIds giienbabn.
5amburG Ia. SuIi. llrgefd5r
$1,000 auf ben Shtffs9erftsn in
9amburs, Bremen, gegsIod. gremer>
| hapsH, 4iel, JI.nsburg, 2ubet, Ros
| tod uno Ststttn bsihGftigten 4rbsi=
ter habsu am TonHeritag cine 2o5Es
erb0tung DON 10 pro3ent uno cine
Qrbsitsssit Don 50 Stunben in Ger
Dots psrIungt, urb einen Streit anz
| eeorobt fir ben 5alI, oaB Die Soross
rungen Suritsepieien perosn ioQts7.
Grautreids Rationalz
feisrtag.
parts, IA. SuIt. Cine nuf brsis
Diertel MtQionsnaOpfe bers9neteMenz
| i6enmeH9s, oarunter Sauisnoe BON
umeritanii6sH Souriiten. ipo6nte an
0ouKsrtaa in 2onghamps Der idbrs
Iidsn groBsn 1ruppenrspue anldBli6
oss RationaIfeisrtaaes Der fran8oitz
IasnRspublit BEL. Das greignib tpurs
be nod bsionoers sldn3eno bur6 bic
9egenpart oes S0nigs gilbert unp
Der Gonioin Glisabst6 bon 8sIgien.
Sehsig Sauisno Soloateu uabmeu an
Der parcoe 5heil.
Der dmsritaniihe W2iIitGratta6e,
Waior :. gsntlsn ritt in Der quite
Der dusIGnbtIhsu Qttahes, unb Serr
Qrtbur 8ai[pzgIanhurb, Der ameriz
tauiIGe Geiauotihaftsistretdr, be-
fanb iib auf Der Sribuns oss oipIo=
matiihen Corps.
Iad Der Repue fiibrts Der usus
Ien.bare WiIitGrbalon .9iberte" psrz
itieoene Gnolutionsn iibsr benz Baruz
bsielo ars. SpGtsr paren Strobenz
fsits, 5an5Hrsniisunssn uno anoere
5eitlihteiten in pDllem ShDunge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
Metterberid)t.

dir Dbio unb ods iueitli6e
BennInlpani.n: ilnbeitimmtes Wetter
nit Getuittsrrsssn am Jreitag RoHs
mittaa ober in Der Haft uno tpdbrs
ideinlih am Samitag. Wabis furts
fiiblihe Wince.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
Der Sbto Sampfer
8reenlano BEL ihdbie at.

@atIi potis, O., IA. Suli. Der
8ampTer .8reenIano". sin Seiteuraos
bampfsr, fubr auf Der 5ahrt bon Gin
cinnati nub Ppmsrop, 8, uuf einen
i'm ISluB per6orgenen 8egenitano uno
ipurpe babel 10 idlimm befchdbigt,
bag oas Boot ans llfer sebraht per=
ben mubte. UNI elm untergsben 81 o:r'
biuberu. Die gafasisrs uarssa Ss'
.onost.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
Cincinnati. ;sreitas ben Is SnG 1910. y

9ro6c 5eners6run0 IN PORT.
l0nO, Ore.
9Senisitens 5tpei Yeriunen
INNS Seben gefpmmen
llub etn SfaOen pom $500, 600
augerihtet,
Ias Staatsoeparte,rent In 1Saibs
iugtpu bena9ri9tigt
Saf Dcr Imcrifaner Gittman iii eit
ner idmutigcu 3elle in Na'
magma brugcrt.
Der bDrtiae Ger. Stnaten aoninl aus
gciuicieu, iOfurtige 4bbilfe 5u
Der!anGcr.
@attcnmpro nnS Selbitmoro BET 8es
neUa, SGio.
lie in gtem 9urf nno anoer!uartS
perbnftetcu @tufel60rienbeiiber
MHiien 5um ErO5ef nad &uibiustOn
unsgeiieicrt iperSeu.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
RockEFELLER's GIFTS.

Mr.. Rockefeller is preparing to
give away some more OF his wealth.
No dorbt the cid fellows conscience
is hurting him a bit. 1t ought not 10
take very husky conscience to make
a man with one foot in the grave, who
has no earthly use for the millions he
has amassed through piratical bust
ness methods. turn back a part OF
his spells to the public in such man
ner as 10 create a monument to him.
self In the middle ages. hardened Old
rascals who spent their lives robbing.
and rssishine had naba
of trying 10 square things with their
Maker at the finish by leaving gold
to ray for masses or to be distributed
n aims 10 the poor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
VOTE NOT YET REACHED
Continued from First Page.)

of the country and he appealed
strongly to the patriotism of the sena-
tors in that interest.
Mr.. Carter strongly secon led this
appeal. end drew even more VIVA
pictures of the possibility of an I'M
expected national demand for funda
than was presented by the New YORK
senator. Both Senators Clay and
Cummins charged Mr.. Smott witt IN
consistency in originally presenting an
amendment prohibiting the Withdraw
al Of the postal funds from the loca-
banks and following that UP with an
other provision authorizing such with
drawal In the contingency OF need Tor
the funds by the government.
Mr.. Smott defended his course as
due to the fact that he had been con-
WINGED of the unconstitutionali'y or
the proposed law without some pro-
vision justifying 1t under the borrow
ing clause of the constitution.
Senator Carter stated frankly that
his change of position was due TO the
parliamentary necessity of putting the
bill In such shape as 10 insure ma
jority vote for it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
Very Like . eribe.

The Newport News Press is justi-
fed in its surprise that the offer Of
$500 to Delegate Johnson, of Russell
county. with reference to the Rison
divorce bill. was regarded so light
ly after the delegate had explained
Il The dispatch sent us by our
Richmond correspondent, Ike the dis
patch sent TO the Press. said that the
matter appeared to have been mere
~ transaction between lawyer and
client
The transaction was simply that a
man told Delegate Johnson that he
tMr. Johnson) would get fee Of
500 to secure a divorce from certain
person II the RisoH bill shonld be
adopted with the aid Of Mr.. john
sons vote. IN opposing the adop-
ton OF the bill Delegate Johnson at
first referred to this proposition as
an attempt to bride him to vote for
the impudent measure Later he
arose to say that in the heat of de-
bate he had probably oyerstated the
case, and he gave the circumstances
We agree with our Newport News
contemporary that Mr.. Johnson S
client was even more direct in his
methods than many a man who has
worn stripes II u wasn't bribe.
IL was consideration amounting TO
n bribe.-Norfolk Landmark.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
A ROBIN SANG.

A robin sang. and 10, a change
Came DER the spiritsof my dreams.
And what was desolate and strange
Became a phsntasy Of streams
Wide trimming IN their lowered
banks.
The yellovhammer's challenge rang.
And the woods were beautiful and
green
A robin sang.
A robin sang, and 10, the theme
He sang my heart was singing.
too.
A song Il vas of when my dream
In an its love.iness were true
The piping mesdcwiark at morn.
And in the air the fragrant tang
and breath of all she blooming
things
4 robin sang
\ robin sang. and 10. the Spring
Was fashioned In the dream he
woye
As deity IS Minerva sprsng
Fun-satnrased from the brain Of
love.
IN imagery ! saw the fields.
And heard the clsmor Of a gang
or wild geese beating down fht
wind
A robin sang.
st. Louis Dispatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05

the question, why cannot the state OF
Virginia order new survey OF the
natural oyster rocks In James river
end fix the lines of the pblic bot
toms accordingly. This is the only
way the constitution can be complied
with. And when this has been done.
fix lines for Warehouses; or patrols
as the fisheries commission may re-
commend. II II is impossible to en-
q ctually guard every acre of land
within the lines of survey, protect
;he bottom within the watchh0nse
lines and do the best We can for the
rest
The opinion of most of the papers
supporting the Byrd Wickham bill
seems 10 be that 1t would be a good
idea for Virginia 10 give the plan oil
leasing some OF Ats oyster rocks
trial. as Connecticut has built up
great industry by leasing ali OF her
bottoms. II that Is what Is wanted.
let the prosposition come up In the
shane OF an amendment TO the consu-
tuition and have the question fought
out on its merits. Otherwise give us
constitutional legislation that VIII
provide protection for the James river
public oyster beds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
Unsppreciasive.

A Washington woman has In her
employ as butler a darby Of pom
rous and satisfied mien. says Harp
er's Magazine. who not long ago per-
mitted a chOcolate-colored damsel.
iSng his ardent admirer. to become
his spouse.
On one occasion. when the mistress
OF the house had occasion temporarily
10 avail herself Of the services o. the
tutler's wife. Il was observed that
whenever the duties Of the two
brought them In conjunction the
brides eyes would shine with extra
ordinary devotion.
Your wife seems wonderfully II.
tached to you. Thomas casually CD
served the mistress OF the house.
Yes. ma'sm.~ answered Thomas,
complacentiy. Amt u Jest sikeniny
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
PICTURES IN THE FIRE.

When the norther in the chimney
For a tempest tunes his Tyre,
Then 1t is love to linger
Seeing pictures in the fire.
Palaces with lighted windows
From the depths of crimson fash,
Old gray ruins slowly crumDie
In the embers and the ash.
Elves and FAIRIES, gnomes and de-
mons
Clad in cloak or rainbow flame.
I.eaping up TO dance a minute
Vanish quickly as they came
When the stars SO far and frosty.
Twinkle over roof and spire.
Then spin the thread OF fancy
From the pictures in the Gre.
Nina Irving in Leslie 5
A hearty laugh often comes from
l..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
GOVERNOR MONTAGUE IN THE
ELECTION CONTEST.

Ex-Governor Montague has not
strengthened himself with any ele'
ment of Virginia Democracy by con-
senting 20 appear as counsel for the
defeated Republican who is contesting
the seat of the Democrative repre-
sentative In Congress from the Fifth
District. In view Of the fact that Mr.
Montasue's loyalty TO the Democratic
marty has been questioned of late. 1t
would seem to be In peculiarly bad
taste for him 10 appear in this case
as counsel for the Republican con-
testant.
The Roanoke News puts the matter
this way:
I'VE have abundant confidence IN
Governor Montague's good Intentions.
In this matter We feel he has made
very serious mistake Even II he
feels. as many good men do. impatient
of and somewhat disguised with re-
cent leadership and conduct of the
Democratic party Of the country ana
disappointed by the results OF us
engagement In this State. he owes a
cs ain recognition of the favors II
has Conferred upon him and the hon
ors he has asked or received from H.
We do not undertake to say. OF
course, that no Democratic lawyer
should represent Republican client
in a political case. Governor Monta-
que. however. has been so prominent
as a Democrat and politician that
his situation Is exceptional and he
should recognize that fact"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Daily Service

Il Daily Service
MN FOR NEW YORK.
a&[xE from Company's Wharf.
SS4@ Norfolk, foot OF Church
street every week day at
( 700 D. m.
FARE-First-c class, one way, $500.
Round trip, limit thirty days. S14.p0-
meals and berth IN stateroom In
cluded.
Steerage, without subsistence, $500.
TICKETS on sale at C. & o. Rail-
way Ticket Office
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and Berkeley
leave Pier "A" S:3e every evening.
passengers only. stop at Claremont
Wharf tc land passengers and on,
signal to receive them.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CON-
PANY, James River Day Line for
Richmond and all James River land
ings. Steamer Mobjack leaves
Newport News Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at Sac a. m. Leave
Newport News Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at p. m. for Norfolk and
Old Point.
Steamer Smithfield will leave
Pier "A" daily except Sunday at 800
a. m, going to Norfolk. and at 4:30
D. m, going to Smithfleld. Steamer
Ocracoke will leave Pier "A' daily
except Sunday at 9 q. m, going 20
Smithfleld and p. m, going to Nor
folk.
AL! business between New YORK
and Newport News transacted at Pier
No. 6.
All business between Newport
News, Norfolk, Smithfield and local
points transacted at Pier "A" foot of
Twenty fifth street.
w. n. LANpON. Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05

More often than not good nature
= just weakness.
The satsfsction ANYBODY gets on;
Of being . Fool l. thinking q l. some.
..cdy else.
The more er.shuslasm we can be for
reform the surer q n to b. for some
body else.
one usefu; thing about friends q
how hey can teach Us sooueF 81
later not to rely on that sort % help
VIEW YORK Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
~~~~~~~--~---
CLYDE LINE
PHILADELPHIA

Steamers leave Mondays q m
Thursdays and SAT- days
Leave Paflad> phia = Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Sa srday1-
Frcixht received and delivered daily
~ c. & O. Pier g. Ohce. River
Road.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
James ". EcCarrick.
ocnsra1 Soptkern kEenl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05

Don't fail to attend the auction
sale % property in West Queen street
AZ the court house ~ noon today
Saturday. March 5. ~. o. I-ACkEY.
Auctionccr. :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
THE NORFOLK & WASH
STEAMBOAT CO.

(Schedule Elective Nov. 1, 1861
The New and Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
INGTON and NORFOLK VIII 1ea's
daily as follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05

Worn with auto coats are gloves OF
brown or grey chames or reindeer.
with wide gauntlet cuffs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05

The president l. not worrying 81
Is said. except in 80 FAR as Il worries
I'm % have his friend worry.-sprins-
field Union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05

A hearty laugh often comes from
J hearty meal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-05
THE COMET

YOU SAW, BUT DID YOU SEE
OUR DISPLAY OF VIRGINIA DARE
AND SCUPPERNONG WINE. A
choice Wine for Ladies and Gentle
men
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-24
TIGHT CHICKEN cOoPS.

When a brood of chickens is raised
coop. one that will protect from the
weather and also from. predatory ami
mails.
To prevent rats and other animals
from killing and carrying off young
chicks. use a tight board coop pro-
vided with a small run, and all is Sc
cureIy inclosed with one-inch poultry
netting. including the top of the run.
The floor of the coop is of boards.
while the earth serves as floor
Poultry netting one foot wide should
be used and the frame for the run
made one foot high. The same kind
Of netting is best for the top of the
run. edges being tied together every
few inches with small wire. This
makes the coop and run entirely cat
and rat-proof, when they fit squarely
on the ground.
The cost of a tight coop with a
screened-in run is but a few cents
more than any other kind. With no
floor in the run, it and the attached
coop may be shifted daily for sanitary
reasons and for fresh feeding grounds
If the coop and run are placed on
grassy ground and daily shifted from
place to place, the hen and chicks will
secure all the green food they will
need, and at the same time enjoy the
fresh air and sunshine practically the
same as being allowed to range at
large .....lA. ill.,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-24
WILL RAISE THE MAINE
House Passes Measure To Raise Sun
ken Battieship From Bottom of
Havana Harbor.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 23-The hulk
of the ill fated battleship Maine sunk
in the harbor of Havana, will be rails
ed so that the remains of the sailor
dead within the wreck may be recov-
cred, and so an examination may be
made to determine the manner in
which the vessel was destroyed, if the
senate approves a bill passed by the
house.
The remains of sailors recovered
will be inferred in Arlington cemetery.
The mast of the Maine is to be erect
ed near the graves of the Maine dead
For two hours republicans and
democrats spoke in favor of remOv-
ing the wreck from Havana harbOr.
AS passed by the house the bill was
changed in it's general terms to au-
thorize the work under the direction
of the engineer corps of the army with
consent of the republic of Cuba.
BY the insistence of Mr.. Sulzer of
New York the bill was worded to re-
quire the raising as we'll as the re
moval'' of the wreck, so that a mex
animation could be made of the hulk
to determine the manner of the ships
destruction.
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is up to the high standard of their
former successes; the four Mortons,
Sam, Cara, Kitty, Paul, entered upon
their farewell week in an entire new
act, which gives each an opportunity
to display ability as an entertainer
Clivette, 1.-The Man in Black" who has
a worldwide reputation as hypno-
fist, magician and shadowgraphist, has
a moved offering. Mosher, Hayes and
Mosher, marvellous trick eye lists; La
Petite Mignon, a gifted impersonator
of stage favorites; Hallen and Hayes,
1.-The Daffy Dancing Comedians;
Azard brothers, European acrobats,
and BUSES Toy Terriers complete an
excellent bill.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-24
POULTRY NOTES.

A damp cellar is not a good place for
the incubator.
Thorough ventilation is necessary
for Matching vigorous chicks. The en-
bryo chick breathes through the
porous shell.
Never forget to air and cool incuba-
tor eggs daily. 1t is better to let them
air and cool a little too long than not
long enough. Temperature should be
about So degrees.
When chicks are first Matched, they
will need no food for about two days.
in digestive disorders
One of the secrets of success in
till they are several weeks old. They
may run on the ground if the ground
be dry, but never when it is wet.
At no other time of the year than
now is it so important to look after
y
quarters. With the warm weather, lice
and mites begin to increase in num-
bers Change nesting material at least
once week and disinfect meets
and roosts frequently with kerosene,
or mixture of lime wash and carbolic
acid. There are now some cheap and
good poultry sprays on the market,
prepared ready for use.
During the heavy laying season the
hens will need heavy feeding. When
grass and insects come they can Sc
cure much good feed on the open
range, but these should be supple
mented with dry grain for morning