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Evening journal., 1905-01-30
AnvrRrIsING RATEs

DISPLAYED. q cents per inch' D.a-
counts on continued advertising VIII oe
forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED: Situations Wanted fle''
Boarding or Rooms TO Rent a cent
word.
Help wanted. 3 cent n word.
Real Estate. (solid). a cent word.
COMMUNICATIONS
Brief communications on all subjects OF
interest. temperate in their nature ana
signed by the writer (namo not 70 be pup-
iished unlcss desired are always welcome
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Trustees.

EILWOOD JOHNSON, 7. sroTEsBURY,
RICHARD b J
w.
G
MARKOE d.
E..
r.
liam Kingsley & j.. Aetuary.
w. Henry
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From the Georgetown Union Republican.
The Senate Is organized at last. The
president pro tenn was elected Wednesday
afternoon and the rest was easy Every
one is glad that the Legislature is ready
Tor business, and every fellow with pet
measure can wrap it carefully and either
go TO Dover with it, or send It, as the
Legislature will be likely TO settle down
70 hard work for the next thirty days.
Many useful bills presented to former
Legislatures have failed TO become laws
because they were einot filed in time, ana,
owing to the unfortunate state Of affairs
so far many bills viii go the same way
this session unless they are presented
soon.
Evening journal., 1905-01-30
READABLE RHYMES
That Denver Election.

+ At the election IN Denver mule
named Maud was one of the most ac-
tive and intelligent voters-News Note.
Come into the garden. Maud,
And sample this pail of oats;
Come into the garden, Maud,
While we talk Of the price Of votes,
And sing me a lullaby soft and low
in your most expensive notes.
For Maud, you're the favored Of mule 8;
For back by the eastern set
Your kind can't vote, so no one says
Come on, the oats are free"
But here in Denver you are a trump;
Please slip in ten for me.
1t is really a shame the way
Your kind has been offered a slight;
When you didn't vote I fear
IN your voice none took delight;
But here you are queen-not jack
For you vote, If the price is right
Evening journal., 1905-01-30

On Wednesday night at the Opera
House Margaret Anglin comes in "a
Wife's Strategy" Beside the original
love story I'm which q woman deals with
the vital issue In her life. the attention
of the play is mainly directed towards
showing how political deals are made
Evening journal., 1905-01-30

&c. Good Advice
About painting at Cartmen'A
Evening journal., 1905-01-30

From the Dover Index.
The Legislature should make short work
Of the so-called good roads law passed at
last session OF the Legislature. 10 was
never suited TO our needs and has re-
suited IN useless waste of the State Is
money. Kent and Sussex counties certain
ly don't need such law. Stone roads
can rever be built here, and the sooner
the legislature and those interested in
good roads turn their attention to de-
vising plan for improving our roads
with the material at hand and securing
tho intelligent expenditure of the road
taxes now collected in these counties the
greater service can they render the peo-
pie.
Evening journal., 1905-01-30
EDITORIAL NOTES

From the Georgetown Sussex Republican.
The Legislature will have TO commence
TO ballot for u. s. Senator on Tuesday
February z. The voting can no longer be
delayed. Many believe that balloting
should have commensed on Tuesday, jan
uary 10, which was the second Tuesday
after Organization Of the Legislature in
extra session. The Legislature did not ac-
cept this opinion and that day was al-
lowed 10 pass without a ballot being
taken The only hope Of the DEM
ocratic party in this State is continued
division among Republicans. They know
if the Republicans are united they have
no hope Of success in future. They viii
prevent the election Of a United states
Senator n possible.
Evening journal., 1905-01-30
COMMUNICATIONS
our. YOUNG MEN.

MoNDAy. IANUARy 80 1905.
Evening journal., 1905-01-30

Lincoln J. Carter's melodrama, 1.-TWO
Little Waits" will return TO the Lyceum
on February 6, and s. with the famous
Lamb children. Stanley and Lolita, in the
title roles. The piece was seen at this
theatre last season and the favorable i'm
preston left by the company should in
sure full houses during the coming en-
gagement.
Evening journal., 1905-01-30

One Of the greatest melodramatic pro-
ductions Of modern times is Her First
False Step" which will be seen at the
Lyceum on February 9, 10 and II.
Evening journal., 1905-01-30
Penn Mutual Lif'

pursuri 10 ae re4uremenis II its Charte
lowing 4alemant belns the principal features
to I0lcy-loluefa.
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WARDS, W

Messrs Zonnie Kreeps and HunIy
Grimm, Of Johnston spent Sunday
with Zonnys home folks.
DR.. and Mrs Arthur Watson and
their little charming dagshter, spent
Sundap at the hone Of reB. Watsors
Mrs. Jim Robertson spent few
days in our little city.
Mr.. Jake Buzhardt has gone over to
Georgia to spend few days.
Col. c. L. Jones spent Monday in
Batesburg.
Mr.. J. Bunyan Watson, one of our
leading merchants, spent Sunda,
with his homefolks out on r.. Ed. /
Mr.. j. O. Jones is attending cour,
in Saluda this week.
Master Pierce Watson White seems
to / e improving very fast, " no has a
broken leg.
Mr.. Shep Sawyer was seen on our
streets sunday Z. NJ but Shap did
not tarry vers long don't think things
looked very promising to him.
Misses Hassie Pou and Ehie Jones
will spend few days in Batesburg
Rev. Roton Of Johnston spent Tues
day afternoon in town.
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FRIDAY, NOV. "a 1905.

L =
difficulty that surrounds the ur-
building of homes in the south, by
young men, or others Of moderate re-
sources, from the saving of Small
sums Of money, which now are being
absorbed in more or less extravaganza
of living or in down right waste, is Of
all present needs the one most urgent.
The towns of the south, as rule,
are without building associations, or
similar corporate aid, and hope is too
sften aud too long deferred in the
heart of the would be home owner.
The real wealth, the true mora. ele-
vation, the only inJrinsicly substantial
advance Of any community depends
primarily, and all the time, upon the
number of It's homes, that is-in es
sence Of love inspired into enterprise
and In fatherly and motherly solici
tude, that all near and dear to them, be
kept as far, as possible, removed from
bad example and from the reach OF sin.
AS in the bu ildipg, the shelterlng pro-
tection and the spiritual, ethical and
material betterment, of the home. is
found the only permanent advance
that which places civilized man
above the savage so the desire to best
protect loved ones bv fixed abode, ire
sistibly tends toward the erection and
ownership of homes. Homes, whether
urban or suburban, are to all commu-
mites the most vital factor in the,
real upbuilding of healthy and lasting
advance.
Nothing is perhaps more discouraq
fng to young compile, just launching
upon the open aea OF life, than that
continual drain, absorbing all their
net earnings,-rent. Any corporate
plan therefore that safely and conven-
iently places the home seeker in a DO.
sition Of ownership and converts his
payments for rent into installmcnt
payments on property, in acquisition
OF ownership, is in line with true prac-
tical philanthropy the aiding of ;
Others to help themselves.
The true prosperity of town is in
the numper OF its homes and that
which by it's aid helps the would be
home owner to become the real home
owner. no matter by what name il q,
goes, is to town and country, the :
source of greatest good. 4
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STEEDMAN,

Our little town was saddened h,
the death Of MT. and Mrs. Ed Gun
ter.s bright little Brodus. nearly , yrs
old, old enough that his footsteps will
be missed and his many doings around
the home can never be filled again
The entire family has our deepest
sympathy,
I'm glad to say Mr. Boyd Hall is
much improved and at his dnties
again.
Sunday is our preaching day, hope
to see large crowd out to hear our
good old pastor, Rev Evan Hall.
Mr. b. NJ. Spratt from Chester spent
few days at Mr.. Perry Halls home
last week.
Mr.. John CAN'T was on our streets
last week, jolly as he could be-look
out girls, come again Mr., Gantt-glad
TO see you.
There's talk OF r Xmas tree here for
the Sunday school children and all
who wont to have hand in it can ]
guess: hope they can have a complete
success of it.
DR.. NJ. S. Dantzler made a flying
trip to Steedman last evening, stop
ped at Mr.. Thornton's.
Mr.. A. M. Hall is getting on nicely
with his new pretty house, also Mr.
w. w. Hall, is getting on finely 100
with his.
Mr.. Haskell CAN'T, OF Wagener,
spent day and night in Steedman
last week.. J
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parts do yours!
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TRENTON,

The farmers will meet at Trenton
on the 23rd inst. a large attendance
is expected. The Clemson car will
be brought here that day: a fine time
is expected.
An old fashioned dinner will be
served AT The Trenton hotel on Thanks
giving day NOBODY need 20 without
turkey and cranberry sauce.
Our little friend Henry Hughes is
nursing broken arm We learn he
fell in a skating rink. Skating is
quite dangerous pCstime, but it
seems 10 be the popular amusement,
Miss Addie Hughes is in Augusta
this week.
Miss Ethel IIunnicut spent few
days in Augusta, visiting friends and
relatives.
We notice, among the hotel arriv-
ais, the names OF Mr.. q. w Orland's
family, who are spending the winter
in the south. Trenton is 4 lovely stop
for winter tourists
A cold wave has struck our town;
everybody seems delighted: little
cold weather is very much apprsc
lated after such warm fail.
We notice more sew houses goinp
up. for which oc are more Than glad.
Is it shows the prOSperitv OF orr tovyr
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lln1n7Ons Bros.
MANS UNPEASONABIENFSS

iS often as great as woman's. Rut
l nos. ;. Austin, Mgr of the"Repub-
'icah' OF Leavenworth, Ind. was not
unreasonable, when he refused to al
low the doctors to operate on his wife
i"r female trouble, Instead" he savs
we conclude d to try Electric Bitters.
NY VIE was then so sick, she could
haruiy leave her bed, and five physi-
clans had failed toireIieve her. Af,nr
Taking Electric Hitters, she was per-
iectly cured. and can now perform all
ler household duties" Guaranteed
oy y. j. Harris, +. B. Gunter, Tim
mons Bros. and CrosSon Drug Co.. Of
LeesVllle druggist, price soc.
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REDUCED RAILROAD RATES TO
THE TRI-COUEFY FAIR.

The railroad management, which is
broad enough in comprehension to
recognize that the advancement and
upbuilding of the country, through
which it passes, is It's real source of
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earning capacity, and acts accordingly
is blessing to the communities trib-
utary to it's lines and is itself sue
cess
Few things helps country ie al
agricultural fair unless it be t., r>it-
road that Nelps the fair to help lie
country.
The Southern Railroad will issue ..
orally reduced rates, approximattng
to one fare rates for round trip tick
ct during the Tri-County Fair Dec. 13
tn and 14th, to 3atesburg from Au.
gusta, Columbia and all intermediate
points.
AS no admission price will be charg-
ed TO the Tri-C1unty Fair, this, it's
first year, and, as the Southern Rail
road has SO generously cut its rates
the Fair is put within the reach of all
no matter how restricted be their
means, and ability to reach, bene fic-
tally, all Of the surrounding coun
try is inimeasurably increased. The
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for Southern investments have be.
come so great by business men who
are looking for Life Insurance as well
as other investments. have accept
ed the General Agency for the South
ern Life and Trust Company. OF
greensboro, n. c., the strongest Le-
gal Reserve Company mot industrial
IN existence this Company deposits
its legal reserve with the State au-
fhorities as the following letter from
the n. c. Insurance Commissions r
Will show,
Insurance Department,
State of North Carolina
James r. Young,
Insurance Commissioner,
Raleigh, Sept. p, 1905.
Tlr. {. l.. Jones;
Wares, S. c.
Replying to yours
of the 2lst inst. would say the SOU
thern Life and Trust Company of
greensboro is licensed to do business
iii this State as legal reserve COM
pany, and by authority of the State
deposit the amount of their legal re-
serve, with this department and have
the same certified to on their policies.
Very truly yours,
James X. Young.
Insurance Commissioner
so every policy issued by this Com
pany is just as secure as Govern
rnent bond, and every Southern man
should have policy, with this Com
pany. Rev. Joab Edwards, of Lees
vile, 5. c., is one of our spec;aI
agents, and rlayor n. b. Edwards. of |
batesburg will look after the COM |
'anies interest locally.
want good man in eac:; section
)t my territory--gOod sober men can
make big money selling these grand
contracts.
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PIANOS!

Popular Pianos, at popular prices
can be procured through MIR. c. w.
stewart, Cf ErattIeboro, Vermont. Mr.
Stewart is here and, will remain here
perhaps permanently, in connection
with various building enterprises. Mr..
Stewart is an experienced piano expert
AS Piano dealing Is now side, issue
with MIR. Stewart, he having no tray-
cling expenses: those desiring first
class pianos can get what they want
from him and at the same time, save
he II igh charges counting travelling
expenses &c). which must be paid if
bought through travelling statesmen.
Mr. Stewart has Pianos always on
hand for inspection at The l.. y
ulum Co. Furniture store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
9. q Q. Engineer Kills Mistress and
Then Shoots Himself
OBJ Associated T'ress,O


WHEELING. w. VA. Feb. S.---r!,:s
evening Ansircw fiondy a Baltimore \
emo engineer Of Bridgeport. shot ana
instantly killed MS. l-cuItra Moore. OF
West Wheeling. and tier KILLED hn:-
self
Tic tra@tA y occurred At the home c..
seans1rcss in this City. :,irs WillI::
sen where the couple ii is Said ha.'
met frequently before
Mrs. Wilkinson said The couple G:,c:,-,
relied this "vcniE" about something,
that happened last Saturday and. a.
ter bitter words Mrs Moore startcs!
to leave the apartment Sac djSTe-
&allcd GoW.y's call for her 10 return
ard lie mar fred point FLANK. the bull
let entering the wDriar's head. :lliiin.
her instantly. Gcndy tncn. without an
j1's'an1's hcsitatic.l fjcd two !,ullotS.
into his own lead and fell across he
WOnanS body dead.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
THREE DEAD: SEVEN INJURED.
Result Of Explosion Of 10000 Pounds
of Dynamite in Mine.
Gen Associated I

HCEGHTON, MICH. Feb. S.-Three
men are dead. seven We're injured and
three are missing as the result Of an
explosion Of 10000 pounds or dyna-
mite in No. :: Shaft Of tie Kearsarge
branch Of the Osceola Consolidated
Mines this afternoon
No explanation can be given Tor the
explosion. The dynamite was kept in
a drift at the eighth level and was
used by the men in blasting
The shaft is on fire tonight and il
is feared The three men missing are
dead. The searching party was IN
able 20 get down further than the fifth
lcvc'. The shafts are being sealed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
@-?tca-of l:Tssr;r4.
RICHMOND w I.eh &

RICHMOND VA. Feb s. !ndepend
en- 81 the effort 70 secure interference
oi-,h@ United states Supreme Court
final appeal for Communication OF
sentence VIII he made 70 the governor
tomorrow, on tile grGNnd that The pris.
un%r is !u&alla.
Doctors Sncudcn. Uf AleNanhlia$
White. Of Washington. and Crewniny
ot Fr@G@richabt,r2. noted aIicnists: are
On 'Ec!r way to charlottesville. il is
stated. 10 examine NcCur. ana their
report is expected by the attorneys
10 bear Cul he representations TO be
made 20 The governor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
PLEA FOR KATE EDWARDS.
Her Spiritual Adviser Says Her Crime
Was Almost Justified.

HARRISBURG, PA. Feb. s.--Rov.
Martin SwcitZer OF Norrstown. Pa.
spiritual adviser OF Mrs. Kate Ed
wards, who is sentenced to be hanged
az Reading next week for the murder
Of her husband, called on Governor,
Pcnnypackcr today in the interest of
the woman. Rev. Mr.. Sweitzer pre-
scnted a lengthy petition asking for
clcmcncy in behalf OF Mrs Edwards
He also said he was opposed to capital
punishment;
50 am T. replied the governor.
Hanging is relic of-barbari4n. t.
i is wrOng for one man to Kill an
other, il is wrong for thousand per.
sons 70 Kill one
Crime Almost justified.
Rev. Mr.. Sweitzar said he regarded
the murder as being almost justified
on the Plea OF scli-defcnse, as Mrs.
Edwards husband was worthless
brute
Many Of us may think it would not
hc a bad thins TO get the lowest speci.
mems OF humanity together and ex
terminate them in some painless man
ncr.' answered the governor. They
might not lie a loss to society. but
tllc law cannot consider this Would
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
May Have to Recall Bill.
INVOLVES COAL LANDS.
$4,000 suit in Connection With Dea
for Southwest Property.
Especial to The Daily Pr,.

VsoTJ'V!"I 10 LTl't7 I3ulIN I'rpSS.
LlNCllBtRG. VA. Feb. S.-Jud3t'
Nathan Golf has set March q to hol..
term Of the United States Circuit
Court here % Try the civil jury case
OF \. Leo Wen, OF Pittsburg. rs. Pat.
rick ilaSan. Of Scott county, and G..
=. t'lanary, Of Wise county. for alleged
covenant broken. concerning the sale
OF several thousand acres OF coal ana
mineral lands in Wise ana Dickcn-
sou countless Va. III which the dam
ages arc placed at $4,000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
INSIST ON couRT-MARTIaL
sem-CHic!ai Military Weekly Says
Stoesse! Should Be Tried

ST PETERSBURG Feb. S.--Grcat
preparations ar" making a, Odessa TO-.
ne recGptlcn OF General Stocssel and
nc other officers returning from P.rr
Al'nhr. put fhc Raz Vicdchik. a scni-
G1''c'al military weekly contains t!:is
"ceE ~ article declaring that ii is
mere than ever necessary to hold a
ccc1rt-martial. as provided by law in
view OF TIC statements in the foreign
press nat VI" surrender Of Por: Ar
lhuf was net nccessitarcd BY The in
'ernal conditions OF the fortress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
AFRAlE TO INVESTIGATE
Wyoming Republicans Table Reso!u
ton Concerning Senator Warren
ON Associated prnssl

CNi.YI.N MI. WYOMING. Frl: s.
\ concnFieEl ,esclu,iu,. vas ini.g.,,,c-
cd IL Tic state Senate today b, Sa,,-
;f1pr K~isrev (Dc,n1 rcla,ii:- 10 runner;
CT .'iiaHn"s against United States Sen
atnr ffHnci: f. Warren. and demand
II. /" t'iplc investigation BY INC S:Ta,>
LEGISLATURE Of Wycmira ~ ~ say
ale Ct The United States end BY p:esE-
dent Roosevelt
The resolution WIS promptly tabled.
Nn'" ~ To ?. Senator Fa,riCA
Sullivan vas The OILY Republican Who
Nol"h against 1a:lin@ The ra:t.I,,iicn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
Leuis!ative Action Fails.

HARRISBURG. PA. Feb. SAn Of,
fort to sacilr. tho passage by the leg
islaturc today OF resolution, request
lug the beard Of par,ions to commute
the Heath sentence or Mrs. Kate Ed
wards - imprisonment for life, was dc
frateI in the house on a rcchnicaijty
The resolution viii be offered again
next Monday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
Russians Shell Jams

TONIC. Feb So .. .r.--Pnn0rI-
from the MaDchGrian army hcado,Iar
tors say that the Russians shellea yar;
cHs parts Of the !aDanesc lines last
Monday anG Monday night, Small
lcrces Of Russian infantry attacked 4,
various points, but All were rap,,s,l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
GoRky FACES PROSECUTOR.
Famous Russian Quite Well and Sub
jccted to no Special Rardships.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb - . m
Tho Interrogation ri Maxim GurEy
hv ihc public prosecutor was begun
yesterday i'll the cour; Of justice. &c
Shich NC vas driven j. 4 carriage
from the fortress; OF ST. Peter and ST.
Paul. Gnli>y is quite well ANA is
subjected 10 only thc ordinary s~y,l!a
lions CT prisoners in tho fortress
which r"GA:r" 'hc wcarin& Of q special
-arb ~ !'s2vcnt the possibility Of their
Gsc;NG
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
Captain r. w. GailIard Dead.

'Si"%ial to the Daily Press,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Feb. S.-Cap-
tain Richard W. Gailar,i, a prominent
Confctlerat veteran. died here this
morning. He was IS years old, and
vas from South Carolina. Captain
''ai!'ard was brothcr-in-law Of Re
preventative .. Wyatt Aiken Of that
State
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09

The DAILY PRESS
x the only newspaper in
Newport News that re-
ceives the Associated
Press dispatches.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
Deny That Grand Dukes SEEK Peace
lEN -ASSnciatnl Press

FOl\lO. Feb. S.-A repOr: cmana1inc
from London % 10 effect that the
Grand dukes, CT Russia. determined 10
secure peace. had asked Inc friendly
ciflcns OF Great Britain. was published
IN Toxic today. The foreign office Il =
h1Gd having any knowledge If tho
matter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
Want to Use Private Cars
,l;E Associated rruss. !

WASHINGTON. Feb S.--A dciega
zion Of Georgia and West Virginia
peach growers, headed by j. Fl. Hale.
OF Georgia. appeared, today before the
subcommittee OF the House commit.
tee nn Interstate and foreign CON.
n'e:cc in It's Investigation OF private
car !lues. in protest against any le-is.
alion thai might have the effect al
eliminating the use III private cars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-09
RESULT OF HAzlNG.
ecrryvi'le School Boy Stabbed and
Seriously injured.
Especial 10 the Daiiy l.,

Especial 10 The Daiiy l'rcs$.)
RICHMOND, VA. Feb. S.-Whilc a
hazing was III progress at the Berry
Vile High school today, James Ruthcr-
ford vas stabbed near the liver by
Cr2vcr Bush ANA seriously injured
They are both nineteen and arc well
connected. The authorities arc investi.
eating the causes leading M 10 the
fight