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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Phoebus Town Council to Give
People Drinking Water.
ALL WATER PLUGS TO BE WHITE
Speed of Trolley Cars in MeIlen and
Mallory Streets Must Not be Over
Six Miles an Hour-cddinos and
Furncss Made Regular Officers.

The Phoohus town council last night
decided to erect drinking fountain
on one of the streets of the town and
an ordinance was passed directing the
street committee to lave the foun
tain erected ms soon as possible
An ordinance was also adopted by
the council regulating the rate Of
speed for trolley cars III the town On
Mcllcn ana Mallory streets the cars
shall not 20 faster than six miles an
hour. while on all other streets cars
Shall not 20 faster than IL miles pcr
hour, according to the provisions OF
the new law
The sum of $150 was appropriated
to lie used by the stree committee in
cleaning the streets.
Special Officers Bushrod Glddiu.s
and II. G. Furness were made prrma.
nent members Of tho police force to
serve until the new council goes into
office Oh September /
c. A. Smith was reelected town
scavcngcr To serve until September /.
The Postal Telegraph Company sent
letter to the council asking for a
franchise to erect poles ana run n
line through plocbus. Tho request
was referred To the ordinance com.
mitiee.
Coupons representing S225 interest
on the sewer bonds were DESTROYED bv
burning before The council.
The council spent some time dis
GUESSING the question of telephone
poles. but deferred action until later.
Councilman Fountain offered a rcso.
Luton. which was unanimously passed, ,
compelling the Newport News Light
and Water Company to paint all of it's
water plugs in the town of phocb,s
white
Mayor l.. p Fnrncss reported fines
and fees collected during the month
al 5000. The police department made
Q? arrests, of which 81 were town
cases and eight State eases.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
MELsON-MAYS.
Pretty Marriage at the Methodist Par
sonaqc LaSt Niaht.

Pretty Marriage at the Methodist Par.
sonagc Last Night.
Mr.. John William Nelson and Miss
Elizabeth f. Mays were married at
The residence of Rev. II. ii. Potts, pas.
tor of the First Methodist church, last
night at o'clock. Mr.. John Baincs
was the hest man and Miss Lillian
Balnes attended the. bride us maid OF
honor.
Miss Mays, who has rnadc her home
for some time with Mr.. and Mrs, j.
J. Baincs, is very'p4pular young wo-
man and Mr. Mclson,;i son OF Mr.. w.
u. Nelson, Is a clerk in the Offices at
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio depot
The bride was attircd in steel grey
costume, while the maid of honor wore
handsome gown OF white
Following the marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson were rendered a reception by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, with
whom thoy will make their home for
the present.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
TO SELL HAMPTON
; ;si;ssss ROADS RAILWAY 1?
Mr.. Bickford Will Ask for Order O
Sale Before Judge WaddiIl IN
Norfolk Today.

Mr.. Robert c. Bickford. attorney for
several OF the large bondholders of the
Hampton Roads Railway and Electric
Company, will today appear before
Judge Edmund Waddill and ask that
the United States Circuit Court enter
an order directing The sale of the rail.
way property.
Yesterday Mr.. Bickford sen: out no.
tees of his intentions to a number of
attorneys Interested in the railway lii.
cation. and quite u number of uromi.
ncnt men will so TO Norfolk this
morning
In his notice Mr.. Rickford has this
To say:
fake notice. that | will. on Friday.
July u. at & o'clock in the morning
at the Office of Judge Edmund Waddill.
of the United States Circuit Court at
Norfolk, apply for an order OF sale of
the property OF the Hampton Roads
Hallway and Electric Company, now in
the hands Of McsSrS IL l. Mason and
Garter Perkins. receivers.
X. G.. BlCKrORD,
Counsel for John &. and Edward
Powell and the committee of bond
holders
The action of Mr.. Bicliford creates
no surprise here us for the past ten
days 1t has been r,imorod that the road
was about ready to Inc offered at auc.
ton Mr.. l]ickford will probably find
opposition to his motion for The sale
OF the railway property. although it IS
recognized that the road must soon be
disposed Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Mr.. Hickey Arrested.

Mr.. John Hickey, we'll known In
mate OF the National Soldiers Homo
was arrested yesterday afternoon u,
the charge Of raising Il disturbance q
"a trolley car. Mr.. Hickey said that Ii
attempted to get Il man to stop smol
ing cigar in order that smoke nigh
not 30 in the face of several la;lic
whom Mr.. Hickey knew on the ear
The man, according To MIR. Iliclic!
offered To raise Il row. He was bale;
for his appearance this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
7'ao sago Plant.

SNgo Is nutritivc, farinaceous sui
rtnnce obtained from the pith of soy
Sral species of palms growing In sucl
hot countries as Java and Sumatra
The stem. about fifteen to twenty fee
long, Is cut into pieces and the pith du,
sut and placed in vessel having :
iieve bottom. Water poured into til
sicycs washes the flour thus expose
Into second vessel. When Tie waite
Is ponrM of and the residue become
dry 1t is known as sage Hour. The nit.
left behind forms what is known
common brown sngo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

FOUND-A FINE JERSEY HEIFER
came To my home OH Sunday. July
IL, ana has since been kept by me.
The owner may have the huifer by
paving all costs of keeping her ana
other damages. ms well as the cost
oi this advertisement. MRS t. II.
BUSH. Watts farm. c. x o. crossing.
Hampton, Va. I-203t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Store Closed rodau.

Following their usual custom Mcssrs
steiner kaufman will close their
store All day today in order to arrange
or thc scihihnnual ''clcan sweep
sale. which begins tomorrow. II,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS ANp OLD POM
Presented With Gaxel.

The hampton Frog Club last night
held l. rousng meeting. when the club
was presented with Il gavcl made from
wood used in the construction of the
battlcship Virginia The handle is of
mahogany. The donor of the gavcl is
unknown to the club One members
was initiated and refreshments were
served.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Fell Under the Train

An unknown colorcd man fell under
"a train near I}uckr0c on "Wednesday
evening and had his hand cut off iust
above the wrist. The man was from
Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
MIR. Foster Appointed.

Mr.. John l.. Foster has been inform.
cd of his selection as postmaster for
Bnckroe Beach. The Office will be
opened there shortly, according TO n
report from Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Killed Fine poo.

y fine hound dog belonging to Dcpu.
" Sheriff G. G. Curtis was killed in
West Queen street last night by a
car of tho old line.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Camninn at Euckroe

DR. Il. i. Turner and family, of Isl,
o WIGHT county, are spending several
weeks camping ut l;uckroc Beach
DR.. Turner formerly lived i'll Phochus
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Fined for Assault.

Frank Johnson, colorcl. was fined
Sdl5 last night by Magistrate L. T..
Stitl for assaulting his wife, Nellie
Johnson. Officer Allen made The ar
rcst. Johnson paid up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Tho Atlantic Garden, 4 saloon owned
by Mr.. leonard III Phoebus, was
struck l,y lightning, bat was only
slightly damaged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Officer Johnson,s Quests

Miss Mary Cherry and Mrs. Jane:
Cobb, Of Windsor, ~ c.. are tho guest:
OF Officer and Mrs. l.. l.. Johnson, il
klondilic avenue. Phochus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Miss Katy V. Anthony, of Staunton
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. c.. NJ
Pace. in King street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Mrs Fannie Smith. who has beer
visiting in Wayncsburo for scvera
weeks, returned To Hampton ycstcr
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Mr. X. w. IIritlyins is very sick with
typhoid fever in his residence in East
Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Death Of an Infant.

Inc infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hopkins died early yesterday
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
viii Play WILLIAMSBURG.

The Y. NJ. G. a. baseball team will
go to Williamsburg tomorrow and play
the team Of that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

The Coming and Going of the People
You Know
Miss Julia Moss. of WcstmorclanG
county, who has been visiting her IN
Gle. Mr.. Il. c. Cox. i'll Chapel street
will return to her home next week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Mrs. c. +. Burgess will leave S,indu.
Tor charlottesville where she vii
spend several weeks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
A erss, Discovery

Clayton, Tex. May list speeal
That genuine cure Tor DitbNa
has beeu discovered is the opiaIOi 4
W J Il. Bailey Of this place Sgsik
irg q the matter. Mr.. Bailey sayg
I believe Dodds kidney Pns Z
the best remedy for Diabetes And D.
only one that has ever been i.seo5r
Cd that will cure Diabetes
4 have a genuine case OF D'lbs'H
I have taken seven boxes OF DOdss
Kidney Pills and am still taking hen
They have helped me so much iAil
an nov up ard able to work some
te!.eye that Il / had conioruet siuc
ly 10 a Diabetes die, would nos hi'
been completely cured"
Dodds Kidney Pills have cue! hu
dreds Of cases Of Diabetes an aeV
once failed. Il is an old sayirg y
What vii. cure Diabetes will cure a
form Of Kidney Disease and "a
Just exactly what Dodd's Kitney p
DO. They cure all kidney ii'eai
from Bsckache 70 Bright's Disease
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
chooslno a ceat.of.Arms.

Senator Depew is telling with gnsto
o. young woman in Kansas City
who recently filed an application for
admission into the sacred circles Of
the Colonial Danes. In the course Of
her investigation into the lineage Of
her family, which originally came
from the East, she encountered GER
tain obstacles, TO which she referred
without In the least being conscious
Of the humor Of the situation.
DO you know she said TO a friend,
after had settled the matter OF
genealogy, decided to have made a
drawing Of my greatgrandtather's
coat.oi.arms, which ! desired to have
stamped on my stationery, But dis
covered that on the door OF his carri
age he had one, on his family slSe
another and on the sealrlng he Al
ways wore still another. So, it's a III
tie puzzling to decide which coat u
arms | want TO use. THE Sunda
Magazine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
e.shlonsble Gambia.

A large shop keeper In London ".
md estimates thar ons hall mllllos A
lars changes handa even day a ~.
IN England. Scotland. Wales ana n
and together. ms game, thsF,le,
Atals With more than $3.50 90 a6o \
the year IN these cOuntries he wrbs
further: ~NOst q my eusiOmen !,
u ihe upper o. .se middle claas N
three IN every ten q then are aHe,,s
b. the craze. Many q them play !,
uirht. rise late and DO no shopplnl !
fore luncheon. THIS Affects maauh
fuFsrs a. well as dealers The mia
classes IN England are rapidly acot
Ing the vices Of the upper elaSS-s
ness. e1iravsgAnce. lore Of exclleu,
md immortality; and the latter u
4 the greed for money 1
gnscrupulousness-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

HzrrJ Dzggs,t lzi gazing With n
iselng syes. a. the closely hg1Fsc .
fsRes beiofs hin. his mind had TzL-
e q ln,o memories. lie vas tEink'
ia a MlIree Arnold a. be had nfti
tssn her. her bEOEn eyes, kzli-lz7El'
lrR talf4srl01s. pseplrg FROM nsAtA .
IRE great, siE1y garden hat Sic bad
fsshe6 hin a smile hat had set rs
fesrt % uldiy bszting ard blzsh!ng
icr bis Esif-coLsciOus avkTaFcnsaA.
Re had stumbled past
He saw her often after that, ani
nsy we're introduced One evening
ike playfully ,otsst him rose as be
tstfed the gate With one stride he
:ssehsd her. seized her hands and
rrssslng them b bis heart, held them
n ere. While be poured out bis hopes
ambitions and hiE love. She eie ~
encourage him, ne.,heT dle she dis
courage him, ard he left her. alter
rstsly hoping ard fearing.
Il vss only shOT. tine after IBIS
that Jack stsyton came home from
college: Jack vas handsome. fsEcinai.
!pR. worldly. Harry vas none Of these.
Il vas al a ball that Mildred and
siayion met, Harry vas present al
tie meeting and Vent home with
eavy heart The wedding was an
rourced within year
Obviously the union was a hsppJ
, one. and. generous 70 fault, Harm
Lsrbored no 81 feeling; be slncerel'
reiolced ia MIldred's happiness. Blu
the old love vas smoihered-noi dead
and he would have given the best Q
. bis years Of his life had Mildred Ieye
p. Get eyes on stsytOns handsome face
They we're working side By SD
Tow, he and Jack, rivals 10 work, a
they had been In love. What was d.
hclent IN Daggett's appearance va
rore than made Up for 10 bis ab!lit,
!, and he stood well Up 10 The line
promotion.
Mrs. s,ayton came often 10 the bar
and she and Jack lunched togethsr
a. walked home In the cool Of the eve
y ing But the visits had become le
w frequent Of late. and Dsggett, VIII
- re CHANGED 70 meet her. noticed h
the fair brow was drawn. and II
the lips, and not the eyes smiled VII
% she spoke. Had be taken serious I
all ,ce Of stayton he would have not
"f' the change there also, and read
an Whole story In the marks Of dissil
ton and reckless living.
With a sigh he pulled himself
the gether and brought his mind back
MS lis work. His pencil ran rapi
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

greatest self repression he hep, his
ilird On his work
On first impulse. Harry would have
gore 20 his superiors and exposed all; .
10 was young, he had made himself a
ltrong candidate for promotion; Il .
would be discovered sooner or later
at any rate, as the Justification was
very clumsy attempt, to say the
\ least. Yet, Gearer to him than his
ambition was bis love for Mildred
l.ve up her husband he could not.
He passed a sleepless night and
nornlng found him at the bank before
the doors we're open. His face was
pale and drawn. but his step was firm
and steady During a lull in the busy
day, he quietly slipped from his desk
tLd walked 70 the presidents Office.
Just as he stepped inside Mildred
staytOn, coming from the street, cross
ed 10 her husbands window. and
reaching through the grating, tapped
him lightly on the shoulder He had
teen watching Harry with terrible
fear t1gging a. his heart; as he saw
hin calmly disappear behind the
ground glass door, the wild desire Il
fee seized him. and he had to hgh
himself to remain in his place. Al
lis wife touched him, he uttered
sharp cry and turned like a fash, b!
face twitching.
Jack, dear, you're III" cried MI
died.
With a weak attempt TO laugh, Sta!
ton tried to pass 1t over.
ITS the heat lie faltered.
Il Il was done and all over in a fe
| minutes. A quiet consultation,
| short talk over the telephone, ar
\ two men entered the lobby and wal
| cd straight to the presidents ofiic
They came out almost immediate
and between them walked Dagge
Ills step was firm and he walk
md neither TO the right nor to the left;
was so quiet and still that the 70
10 -teps Of the men sounded to the eel
- As he saw Stayton standing W
"a Mildred, the color swept TO his II
80 and for an instant only, his step
tered. He was suffering almost
81 IRENE martyrdom. and for a nom
- the thought angered him.
She had turned away her head,
D,rv was looking into her husbands Il
ter The worried pucker between
-,,,h l,roys had vanished, and from
,esn eyes shone all the trust and conhdt
the IL. a good woman's heart Harry /
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
PLAN TO RAISE INLAND SEA.
Level e. Erey = Russia May Be sle
waited ey a Dam.

1 French engineer has advanced ihe
,reees'.ol q permitting the Atlantic
rcezn. ty means q cana, 70 aov ITO
tie sahara district and hereby
change TIA, desert country INTO .
Garden land 4 great Russian en-
tneer.rg project has not fcr is 90
Jet The creation 4 rev SEA. Ike
the, dreamed q by the French, uut
- improve an o,d ore Their sea Of
s-ov. lyirg tack q the CTimea. is a
10y Of water 20 miles IN length oy
ciga'y in width. opening into The BACK
"a.
he Azoy sea would better serve
lie purposes Of trade we're !, not 50
. extremely shallow. No ocean-goins
steamer can enter II. Even sma!
craft have difhcul,y in navigating il
/ Consequently. the Russian government
. proposes 20 bring trade TO the shore
q the Azoy by means Of a dam buil
across the strait by which Il cNT
iarnicates with the Black sea. and u
le' the rivers emptying into the sha
low body Of water fll 1t to a dept
that shall make It nayigab.e for larg
steamers.
. II is calculated that a heavy daI
about two miles long, with a gIei
lock capable Of taking In ocean stear
ers, would accomplish the desired r
q suit Where the shores If the s.
/. are high naturally there would he
difficulty when the waters rose b
II where the shores are low artihci
~ shores would be necessary. III
,s would, indeed, be a gigantic und'
,e taking, but II is said that the RI
Is sian government has been earnest
- considering the scheme.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
Iona Distance eramopnon.

The auxetophone Of the Hon. =. \
Parsons is a gramophone whose so-aao
are conveyed 10 q distance b. 'asl
Of compressed air. The air Is pumps'
BY a small engine up 10 eight y. as
and II passes into the trumpei thioln
a little valve taking the place 81 III o.
dinary diaphragm. The valve consists
Of a number Of small slots covered
With a fine comb. The vibration d
this comb by the record plate T-QrO
duces the speech or other SQUADS al
the air current makes the sounds alti
bic at distances estimated % rad
three miles.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
Knew His Own Yacht.

Truman II. Newberry, the rich
young Detroiter who Is going to sue.
coed Assistant Secretary Darling. was
member OF the Michigan naval mill.
tia at the time Of the war with Spain.
His hne yacht was rendered to the
government and was used, and Mr..
Newberry himself served as a com.
mon sailor on the Yosemite. When
President Roosevelt was last in De
troit he made a speech In which he
said:
Il cannot say that the story /,
true, but they do say that during IN,
Spanish war common sailor Will,
scrubbing the decks was asked wba
yacht that was In the distance.
Its the Dawn" replied the sailor
How do YOU know was IN
query.
81 know, said the common sailo,
. ! 'hecause own her"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
The END Of THE GRIP
REACHED AFTER EIGHT YEARS OF
COMPLICATED TROUBLES.
Deafness, Kissing soundsin Head. stomach
Disorder, PalPltA,Ion Of Heart aud
Debility Overcome at Last.

Mr.. Newman certainly had very
tough time with the grip, and it Is no
wonder that he thinks that the remedy
that cured him can't be beat. His case
shows how profoundly grip poiSons the
system aud how obstinately il resists all
ordinary efforts TO eradicate il.
Fewcases can he worse than Mr. New
man 3 for he had head. heart and s,om'
ach troubles combined with great weak
ness, He recently said:
THE attack Of grip which I had eight
years ago left me in n very bad fix.
became nearly deaf and my head ached
continually and was filed with kissing
aud roaring sounds. Ny heart auttered
and had regular running.away spells.
, My stomach was so sore that l could
! hardly bear touch on that part Of my
A body. had great deal OF pain in the
5 region Of my liver aud the doctor said
e that organ was enlarged. Ny kidneys
g ached so at times that could hardly
!. stand"
r Didn't You give up and 90 to bed ~
]. be was asked.
e "No, l simply wouldn't. Ny head
f. and my back Ached dreadfully. bat !
y obstinately dragged myself about, kept
growing worse and finally ran down 70
almost nothing
What did You do to get relief
ch " First tried n doctor, but he did M
&C. no good, Then l took all kinds Of al
as yertised preparations but nothing PROVED
III helpful until began to use DR.. Williams
In. Pink Pills. As soon as l got them
he knew that l had at last hit the righ
dr. remedy for my case. The very hrst DO
I'M did more for me than anything else
len had ever taken. They gave me relic
De right away and in three months the
he positively cured me. l think w
scarcely ever in better health in my III
is than am at present"
the Mr.. William A. Newman is a we
lille known Camden county farmer, living
hat sAgrada, Missouri. His case was a :
we're test for any remedy, but Dr.. W
lor. liams' Pink Pills met every requiremer
the Other remedies merely drive the pOis
Of the gripinto hiding, but Dr. William
Ilor. Pink Pills drive Il out Of the systel
They are sold by every dTugginA
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

TIE most notable triumph q IA.
horseless vehicle for a long tine n
the determination 10 Substitute -us
.or buses for the historic an! wot8
famous London bus Our c1usal 4
Huil reports that the London Geasnl
Omnibus Company has d Led Z
gradually convert is horse .i-es d.
motor lines. A few are alr.aiy Jr
ninE and the rest Of the ? tol vehts
ril te altered as rapidly as 'ae ~
mote. equipment can he secured
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02
FiR SAKE, MILDRED
ga &c
.W H.5CEt7ZZZD. Ap 80

fr-fes ueEs stay;o- re t-'.st lis
face .r rs HANDS
-Poor Mildred. PoC' .---. .s c 20
u hlnse,L
wien be locket - t.s eyes re;
,hcse d lack seated a. -ezrty t'tk.
u ne mask hsL oe@L 'or- ''oz re
handsome face ard Dszget tzu t1ly
tie weak chin. TIE t.-s e-c.rc.ee 'yeE
-rd he lines about he Mouth, 20 ak
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

across and down each page as be
critically and surely scanned each
item. Suddenly the pencil hesltated
and then lowered owe. the red figures
Of A balance. He had detected an
error almost by intuition and II took
lut A moment for the clear brain TO
verify H.
Half fearing, he scfutinized entry
after entry, and found error after
error. Overwhelmingly the truth
hurst upon him; the books had beer
| hammered with and unmistakaDly I'M
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-02

An onicial report on deseriions IN
the American navy says that Of an en-.
listed force Of 3O.O6G men only lO.I
per cent deserted only" 1917 pei
cent seems rather large.