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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-24

not promise to give Alexandria 4 mo-
nopcly Of the celestial pyrotechnics.
THEY simply said the earth would pass
through the mcteoric belt at 4 certai;,
time. AS there were only six hours cf
the exhibition it was uncertain just eX-
actly what portion of the globe would
DC in a favorable position for observa-
tions. If our irritable contemporary
had noticed the press dispatches from
Russia it would have learned that the
"I.conids" came on schedule time ana
that The metcoric showers drove the
Russian peasants frantic with fear.
We regret that Alexandria WAS snub :
bccl this time. but it is 4 little unraa-
s;ouable 10 expect everything 70 go that
way
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-24
Oa!y One Unsold!
Yoyr Last Chance

We have Just one more Of those
homes that YOU can buy on easy
monthly payments. after making a
small cash payment. Here it is! a
nice home with six rooms and BATH
double porch. all in good repair, with
sewer connection. on we'll drained lot,
in grass. located in Old part Of city.
Can be bought for only $l10 in cash,
and monthly payments To present own
er Ct but Sl5 This house is rented now
for SIS per month and has never lain
vacant since hlIilt.
WHY RENT When You can own this.
HOME for the same or less than you
are now paying out in rent, or Why not
] NV EST in n building that will PAY
FOR ITSELF in a short time and then
will be YOURS ON THE CLEAR.
Don't delay, apply at once.
J. \. SoMMI-INILL.!, & CO.,
Ia Twenty sixth street. near Washing
ton avenue City Phone. "4s.
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Branch Offices.

Advertisements for the Daily Press
may be left at any Of the following
branch offices. where copies Of the ma
per are on sale:
MORTON 6. Co. booksellers, Washing
ton avenue and Thirtysccond
street.
J. w. CROSSLEY. Ncwsdealer, Boise
Washington avenue.
LITTLE & GARDNER, Druggists, 22l2
jefferson avenue.
H. NANDERSLICE. Newsdealn:
Chestnut avenue and TWenty-Sev
enth street.
Z. y. CROSSLEY, Newsdealer, 2GO2
Washington avenue.
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WHAT ONE WOMAN HAS DONE.

New York City has nearly q dozen
private shelters for needy women. but
only one where NO questions asNcd"
is the fundamental element in the offer
Of shelter and aid. Olive Gunoy, writ
ing IN the Evening Post. gives this &C
count oc the founding of this "hone,
at No li West Fifteenth street whcr~
l2.l03 women were cared for last year:
one bitterly cold day in tn. winte-
Of lS1f-I1 susan NJ OShcrne. hurryinS,
To her home through 4 bystreet on the
vest side, saw two girls hudlling fer
shelter in a dool way. Something in
tnc!r forlorn aspect stopped her. and
she turned back ana SPOKE to them
tcut town. They had come to New
York TO find emplcym2n; and had fail
"a.
They We're p"aniless and had II,
plac" TO go. The people 1T the lodging
Euus" where they hal small room
might have lc, them stay. had they
known but they were ashamed to ask.
They gave UP the room ana came
away, leaving their trunks. Within
the hour the two women We're under
Mrs. oShorne'S roof.
Within week they had. through
lcr. found work. and out Of that chance
encounter spranS tho purpose to make
the ilefriert'inS Of helpless women 4
life work.
Without any public aid without any
built UP her "hGme' until il now has
accommodations for two hundred wo-
mon. Mrs. Osborne is not a rich NO
man. She has less money Of her own
thail She had when she started at this
work. tw,>nty-tilr.c years ago Yet
last year she found 5000 situations for
hrr fororn sisters. While loco whom She
''t'lit upon thri, fact" again ANA stead
i",i With her kindly hands found work
for themselves. ana she helped another
thousand 10 80 back to the friends liiu
homes they had unWiS"lN left.
Columns could be written about the
%G-li Of This quiet woman. about tn"
strange waits who have been tossed
Gnon her Threshold about the wounds
S!?G has healed, the broken hearts she
! h;ts bound up. the d"snnirin- souls she
\. 3 flooded with the light Of courage
and hope. Eut enough has hccn set
dOWn to Illustrate the pOnt-tnr I'M
suspected. obscure people Vino toll
ia"aN beneath the surface Of sin ana
SclshnrSs If city life. keeping tho
/ foundations Of ON, social system firm
ana firmly grounded. Too often the
very existence Of these forces is for
gotten, vet they are among the most
powerful! forces ut work for human
| bcttermcnt.-Ncw Norl: World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-24
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER "A. 1899
DEWEY AND HIS CRITICS.

We must confess that sc hnv, ;.,al
more Or less disappointed in Admiral
Dewey. In the first place, we thought
Nc WAS TOO Wise 70 accept the building.
Which the oiiiciuus seekers after noto-
riety caio!"d out Of tn" American PEG
pie for his benefit. But, having accept
ed this house we certainly gave him
credit for having enough Intelligence
and good taste To refrain from making
baby of himself because his country
men did not fill the circuma mbcnt at
musphcrc with ccstntic applause Willie
he was engaged in the Juggling PRO
cess by which he cndcavorcd 20 secure
the succession of the building to his son
and heir.
1t seems rather farriral to picture
TO ones mind the man Who told Grid
ley he might fire when he WAS ready
as pctuantly sayin. II" almost wished
he had not fought the battle IL Manila
ii reminds one Of the child who refuses
to play unless | am king" TO bc
sure, it is annoying to have ones mo-
tives misunderstood ana to receive un-
just criticism from an unexpected
source, but pctulance viii not m-n,.
matters, and Admiral Dewey is Old
enough to know that the tickle crowd
which today spreads palms ana
branches in the pathway Of the mo-
mentary hero. Will tomorrow, With tic
same amount of vim and enthusiasm.
cry "crucify hint" ii it has leadership
in that direction.
VIC regret the whole affair, but feel
that it has taught the Admiral a S;t!u-
tary lesson. 1t is geginning to look
as if he had gotten into the Eabt Of
thinking that he was supreme in the
that none of his actions could be qucs-
toned. OF course, the awak ening is
probably painful TO him, but it is bcst
for man to know just where he
stands. On the other nand, many per
sons had fooliShly attributed to Dewey
traits Of character ana exccl!cncies Of
moral fibre possessed ky no mere hu-
man being. His little chullition Of tenn
per will show these foolish person:
that he is human and is bound down
by human limitations. This clearing;
up Of the mistaken conception Which
has existed between the two parties to
the mutual admiration contract should
be hernful ana profitable 10 all concern
cd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-24
I hereis no Time
Of the year when
IT WILL NOT PAY YOU TO
USE GAS FOR FUEL.

When 1t is hot. gas range Is ind1s-
pcnsa Bile. and there is no time In warn,
or cold weather when they are not
a great assistance to the household.
There are many homes now ir which
there is no need for coal or wood, and
the pleasures Of home are increased to
great degree. One hundred feet per
day costing tence hts. Ought to do the
work CT an average family. Can you
excel this? Stop and think Then call
us up ana we Will tell you some things
that will surprise you.
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The above reminds us Of an IoWl
man irs,mtil Corn no married Il Ne
hlASkA lady named W7lt.at. At the
close IT The ceremony III" choir sang
What Shall the Harvest he" When !,
misc nievolis urchin yelled AT the top
Of his Voice: "EuhbinS.'
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No employee Of the Daily Press Com
pany is authorized to contract any obli-
cation in the name Of the company, OF
to make purchases in the ma ms of the
same. except upon orders signed by the
PUBLISHER OF TIL; DAILY PRESS.
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WHEAT WILL THE HARVEST TsS:. j:

We Clip the following marriage notice
from an exchange:
Married, no'ar lscluon. Mo. on the
18th instant. by Rev. Harris Amos Day
and Miss Jane Weeks
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DIR. r. NJ. MILLER,
(Of Ontario Veterinary College.

Proprietor
WARWICK VETERINARY HosP1-
TAIL.
Corner Washington avenue and 236
~. Newport News. Va. Al. calls
promE,ly attended to day or night.
Hospital Phone (EelD 312. Branch
Office Phone (CitiEens) S12
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-24

y day is mradc. n week is lost.
i:nt time should not complain,
For there will soon he Days enough
10 make Il. Week again
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-24

With coal 50 high TIL" poor have -"n-
nine cause for THANKSGIVING in the sort
OF weather we arc having.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-24

There is Il" punishment quito 50 Sc
were RS 10 be made to stay III h,d whan
apparently able to get NJ, unless it is
not 70 be able 10 60 to Fed when thor
nuShiN ready for it.
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fion. It is positive cure for al,:,os, ali
disorders Of these organs, and cures also
such diseases 81 the heart, blood liver
and other organs, as have their cause iii
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There is no alcohol or other in.oxi-
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DYSON 5 SALOON
. 2406 Washington Avenue.

Is bon-ton place, not mere bar
room. The best OF everything ls none
too good for its patrons,
Solace Baltimore Rye. Ra-
leigh Pure Rye, Deep Run Hunt Club,
CARROTS Private Stock, Pride Of Vir-
ginia Pure Rye, Chase's Old Glenview,
and T. p. Ripy's Sour Mash are always
kept on hand, together with we'll Sc
lected stock Of imported Wines. Tobac-
co and Cigars.
Hot ten cent lunch counter and we'll
equipped Pool Room attached to the
saloon.
r. W. DYSON. Proprietor.
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Entered at the Newport News. Va
Postoftcc as second class matter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21

ell these years the average number az car
goes OF lumber shipped from 1;rays har
hor was about 80 and th- cost OF labor tn
produce these rafgues has been the cause
OF the sver~F.ady remark THAT hard times
were never understood On Grays harher."
II has long been conceded that half a
century hence will ind the Pacific slope
furnishing lumber for the world. ard sta
tisties show that chehsiss county has
issaaa acres OF timber land. with stand
tng timber amounting 20 s,ea an.g 900 feet
The greater portion az timber lands in the
state OF Washington Ne 80 the north and
west OF Grass harisor. and as there - no
outlet 20 the west. "A glance NJ the map
viii readily show that about cne~fourta Of
the timber ef the state of Washington. or
nearly jose esi go go feet. are tributary 10
Crays harhor. ard much of this amount
viii h. manufactured by mills NJ Ho-
quam.
The most important plant of uoaulam Is
that Of the North Western Lumber Com
many of which Capt A. ". Simpson. ot
San Francisco IL president George II
Emerson. manager ana 1ohn r, Seule. as
rsstant manager Thc old min was totally
destroyed by FRO June y. sSAi. and th..
oif site WAS a, once erected what was
claimed hv The Eastern iurnhsrrnsn wha
visited the coast during july. fssg. - he
Fan entirely gp-so-ssate plant that pre-
scented = contrast tc many ef the mills
that they had lately gone over" II tha
plant was then fsi"deru oflc. II should be
seen a. shls tine tn he appreciated Every
conceivable, labor an 4 Iumbsr-saylug snpli-
aaee has heen placed. together with a
modern box plant fully equipped FER far
manufacture ~ ali classes az box shocks
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quest. shall - considered community
property
section Neither husband nor wife
shAN mortgage or !ncurnh.r community
property without the written consent g,
the Other party"
A measure passed rs re last legislature
IN Colorado. which Was especially SUPPORT
- ~ she Wpmen'~ civic Federation @.
Denver was that aholtshsnE 81. practice
~ printing pictures 40 parry emblem. On
IRE Australian ballot F-afs use % the
efsHssfs'zs~ was nat ony cosfIy 10 The state
Br8 affen source ~ contention between
f9-' parties as u which wzs entitled %
the ase - an srsaigTu Aut Il was sub
vtFstve ~ tAe whole idea ~ tAe Austria
i2a ss'Ssesn which 81 ta require tatesffxenf
N0;tng Nith ne parry emblem, man
neesl np< - able 80 rSad 10 L.. sure that
~ As yos2ng foy bis parry straight II
2. snew he dtrerenes bestseAr a ro-os, . =
aEd a aatca@s. or ogAsr sgcn ern aien7s re
sssis}1 pa Sss - the srace opposite,
fets s2csiA - rssgys Tasse -esi as tally FOE
women IN Politics. All the women in tue
ss'Nsssa i@re rs matter II course VOTED
against tee rr:xeashs hsii-wuTnas's
I'sTsssEne.
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and shingls mill having capacity Of
sa.ao shingles daily. This cluster os
mills !s running much OF the time twelve
hours per day. and cutting about lZs. 0og
feet much OF which is worked into finish
ing lumber for Eastern markets. This
company also owns ard controls the bar
tugs Traveller. Capt. Reed. master; Asto-
ria. Capt. Olson. master. and Printer. Capt
johnson. master. These tugs do all the
vessel towing for Grays harbor and VIII
lapa harbor.
The next plant Of Importance In the city
In that OF the f. X Wood Lumber Com
r,any. OF which +. X. Wood. OF San Fran
cisco In president: q. VI. Kellogg manager
ard Fred j. Wood superintendent, This
plant was built iE $50 by home capitalists.
ana James A. Karr. pioneer OF this coun-
~. was elected president. The property
Was transferred In 1882 10 the present own
ers. and has run continually ever since
rntil within the past year the entire cur
OF this mill, 10000 fee. daily. has been ship-
ned by cargoes 10 beth foreign and local
markets. and much OF II in vessels owned
and controlled by the company They now
have yards AT San Francisco. Redondo and
Port Hartford The plant Is supplied with
all the most approved modern machinery
ana 90 IL has recently been added q box
plant. new dry kilns and additional machin-
cry for the manufacture OF lumber for
Eastern trade which viii demand much OF
It's future cut.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21

N3aHE iaat meetings s9r The settlement =
matters y-rtain.ag 70 scaool airie-liies
sao'5ia hs h*i3 in sBgh place thas tax
payers ard Representatives - the press
uitEt2i -. present u shey So desired An
ether - Mrs NriNhg's lAi}= provided Tor
tne ana ns;na~nt - q school erection Fa~
IN saaea manner As "a require re.sxerasfon
- presNnS frauds. Mrs WrlSaG wax ass,
esg~e-tsllF Interested in ghe appropriation
Ter ,ses*en.feat chtlarsn. sha eaEhf-hosr
!aw amst-Scrsn gsfi 80 f.a,llc sYsrst--
sats = gsshIsc utilities t~a5ev ~erSs gsS
&f3 electric lights stcl Mrs Wnxs, Also
wss ssse 81 tse committee e seven y na
Tn4.ie az ls&s*sf on All report o. the iu-
sane s~yls1fn
TREE Tribune has Flot faT refsers - s4e
AK - tHs~ other as.zze~rs - fsts s>-ss-
rs i3ss~|Atssfn. sstgf s. - SAL fHAx az par
.*s wsFw pse&ke4 e8sh she Position ire
ssyssgn fs~.s e.Fs s,ss.ssarvss 20 xsnerst The
w0frz~ss Legislators - T'sasrasts are aiming
- te conservative. ca3-s ar~i trarfaf&r
@ssf fhs aoFe Is expressed ~ mary fNat
,aese I'LL Ss sY17sye is th< Legislators in IKE
s15@Te. AnsEasT A&3 aaS gn7rvSs4zssss4 by
Ar~ Mary =, Parry - t'yatAsa ~hs~a oys..
xsiei scT eSssssss4n.sy eres~rrfy "a seg.au~
>ssSts&a ( Al Qrasserfy ax4,s.r.4s ~ A.
esasss ssss4es AfsTr marriage ~ s8thsr sse
asssssn@ Sr wife. or aesh exeeas saeA IS
RAY tie sesasse4 ey asreea,. 1evGse e~ -
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full capacity. J. o. Stearns Is superintend-
ent and secretary Of the company.
The fishing business Of Grays Harbor Is
much greater than Is usually credited and
Hoauiam is now receiving a portion of the
benefit derived therefrom. through the See
attic Fish Company. which has shipping
agent and warehouse located here. During
lSss there was shipped from Grays Harhor
rs. 90 pounds 81 raw fish and 2on0 cases
OF canned salmon.
Hcquiam has frst-class steam laundry.
which WAS recently started by q. W. SAsA
II is the only steam laundry in Chehai!s
county. and its business Is increasing each
week having agencies In each town In the
county.
Hoaulam has a telephone system and
seventy-slx telephones distributed among
business houses ard dwellings.
Hoquiam has a first class hospital under
the able management OF Ahhie F. Haley
matron. and A. J. Mcintyre, VI. d. ply
siclan. This hospital is literally supported
by the two large mill companies and by
nearly all the logging camps in This vicin-
ity.
Hoauiagn has branch % the marine hos
charge
Hoaslan has well patron:xed sheater
that cost si0.aso and has seats 70 accomnlo~
date / .a persons under the management
az Fred - Foster
The following religious denominations
have churches OF their own with resident,
pastors:
rreshyterIan--R Rev Coh.eigh pastor
Methodist Episcopal Rev. Elicit. pastor.
baptist None AZ present
CatAoiiC-Fathev Dcchusan.
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Now under construction two lumber car
rieFE each TO be Ia5. SIS. H. 10 cost So 90
and at other points on Grays haroor are
being built TWO steam schooners each Ia
s., Il TO cost - so; one schooner, LIS, 50.
l2i.. 10 cost $3V,0Q-
The Hoquiam public schools are among
the best In Chehalis county. A new build
ing was erected In 1891 at cost OF &li.oo0
and has enrolled today upwards Of 80 pu-
pills. Prof p. A. Williams Is principal and
has seven assistant teachers.
Hoquiamz new water system was built
during ISIS under q franchise given TO cap
ifalists of Corning, ~. Y. The water is
brought from the Little HoQuiam river
through nume three miles long to the
pumping station. and 10 then forced TO
reservoir having an elevation Of 80 feet
and a capacity OF l.ooo.oO gal!ons There
are about five miles OF water mains.
twelve, ten and eight-inch. and thirty
three fire hydrants. The pump has a ca
pacsty Of 10000 gallons and the pressure
under ordinary conditions IL loo pounds.
The cost OF the plant was $4,000. Fire in
surance rates have recently been reduced
on account OF this excellent plant. John
Heermans IL president and manager Of the
company.
The plat OF the North Shore Electric
Company was constructed in 1859 at q cost
of $4,000. Its capacity Is sixty arc lamps
and 800 incandescents. and Ii taxed to its
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21

One 81 The most promising plants on the
Pacific coast IA that OF the Weston Basket
and Manufacturing Company. OF which G..
II. Carlson is manager This plan, was
started In iSsa after The loss Of a similar
plant In san Francisco by fire and Is now
the most complete Of lts kind on the Pa
cihc coast II runs continually through
cat the year ana supplies the greater por-
tion of IN. baskets used In Oregon and
Washington. and ships large quantities to
California and British Columbia They
manufacture all classes OF sptint baskets
from that az berry box Ia that Of Il baby
crib New buildings and new machinery
have been added 10 the plant during the
past year 20 properly care for the ever
increasing trade In Washington and ore
gcn.
Another plant 81 which Hoautasn has
ever been proud IL that az the Hoauan
Manufacturing Company. which was
started In isss unier the present manage
m"nt % J, A. Actescn and Henry Cras-
well This piart has furnished for the
trade much ~ all the tnol3ings nodded
castings. doors and windows consumed on
tsrayx harhor, and " lille IL has shipped bat
little abroad. the managers report increase
~ demand fer sse past two years. With
bright prospects.
The Huqu!arn $hipysras are now knnw~,
- all &hsppinz men an the Coast. and a
better description % them canno. - given
than 10 gnWmerate few 81 the well know,
vessels hsiilt here during recent years Is
prescott pay roll is s. So per month and
wia continue 80 long "a good weather lasts
That this Industry Is in is Infancy "a man
isvssei ~ recent Application to th*. fowa
council faF the vacation ~ a portion of a
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WOMEN ~ COLOR Allo.
Werk poa~ I'm she iestsiafar~ ny
the fsmiatec Representatives.

Hen Harriet = W WTsnf 80 reuvet,
introduced anA had ga rAarNv a8A Tor tNe
building of as Industrial hGwa@ Tor gssls.
This passed. apasossEtAftss s~s>sss3 Tor tee
Naiitng fnirfy aereT II lsp5 ard SA.s &c
.Np rss exl-ess@s@ TEES ashsr hills s0frys-
siucsss ~ Mrs wvtgHt aecsHe isss- ire
frs. IS an act to prevent 'he ssuptey fEss NJ
az naAnuai sAssar Ger hlYs, ~ sagws - cas4-
sfr~a unsser the axw II "a wears ga any "a
tory sHen. YD{yf store salesfsseas. Ess&s2F.
r-s.sitev or mandatory ~ Hny rs8Fae-
tee In auy paassc ssshe~s di~tFtei n 70
state a.: C'o}cyA5ss agiftns any VAFt @s atsy
cav - aHy we<k In wash : r,sszs tsssss isssG-
tt- rcA9al n2ssii bs In sasslua IN s1sA SIS
ffs-t. AnusNev - ar ass sTant&%x 30 sot-
~TN ~ sfe-ssnn ssrvssHcsx - aasssa ~ mare
tysatstAnsS tMe TsEN. Is determines ~ tssl-
lcs al @8vsstto&s sAssAef or fsss hs0gss@s
70 SELL ox gsXe AWAY Intoxicating So saAfs
hQHaFs rs ~gEcA rssesTTss ynaS -. sTasErst
sssasa cr Fear nr~s. snsl Tmxse~8lsnx aN ~ -
az tsxTfs - AIS in s~zpfh-s sSgrv alta
san Assatser relates ke fsss rs gss e 80
actual rxt~1sseS * tAs s~s&rsss - tsss4asv
sssAZeFs D.scr Balls wassA Mrs. &wgaS
tnsre~s scs=8 asst sAAaa failed - passage.
~as csc asrsnssins iAs ssssesi asa ssu-