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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
I a 7n,year-old Hostcn man is tain:,5
sued io1' breach Of promise There Gre
some cases in which the Oslcr theory,
might prove quite satisfactory.
Our Preachers.

Sfnlior l'ally PRESS: .s$
The people CT Newport News arc il
be congratulated upon theSopportunity
presented 20 them of listening to /.
high order o. preaching every Sabbath.
/ nave had the pleasure OF hearin:;
quito number OF orr ministers. and
while net posing rs a judge at al!.s
will renturc}tc say that. any one who
viii "ise IN hour 70 any OF our LEADING
churches ard many OF our Smaller
ones, will lie anlplr. rewarded. F'G:
Scholarship fer power. for elegance ii
hlt tinn, Tor penetrating. neart-search
ing carncstIcss many CT cur ministers.
IN my humble opinion. cannot lie *
celled l'S these of The larger cities ..
oul5cnuntry In our cosmCp1litain civ
representing all quarters OF the yloije,
there snnnld pct hc staudin" room in
any OF CIR churches. warn the voun:,
men and women CT this city who stay
away that. they ere losing. not only tho
opportunity Of enjoying discourscs Of
a nigh order of aloquence or Of li:e,.
airy merit, but Of acquiring an edu,;,.
ton IT. the most important branch III
human knowledge rarely offered tic
public
Come ont and fiji every rev ia every.
cllll:cE and reward by your presence
these carres, workers for your .co,l
as we'll as the, glory Of God Nothing
50 stimulates them to highest effort lis
la'se aad appreciarive audiences.
Gene; il will do them ccod and il ;hry
cont 40 you good il will Dc your own
la1'll. W. II. BAIL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
s5o.ooo.coo FOR PENNsY.
Stockholders Of the Road Authorize
New Issue of Bords.
fsv Associated press.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March ll.-h
new hGnl issue CT S5L 600. 90 was :u,-
thorized today h. the stockholders of
she< Pennsylvania railroad, at the an
nual meetin" OF the corporation Tho
action will We ratified Nv stock vcte
at the annual election March 2S. Tire
action is &c meet constructive a.rtl
equipment expenses chareea'l:, II
capital acct mt and TO provide for t!.e
S27 100000 of six per cent bonds ID
mature during the year
The company was also authorized to
absorb the Pittsblrs. Virginia &
Charleston railway. which was built rs
a feeder TO the main line.
President Cass:,tt was absent s.sonl
the meeting for the first time. He is;
in the South
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
FIRE TN BEEFsEED 4
Serious Blaze in snal! Virginia Tos.s,:i
Yesterday u ~
Especial to the Daily Press,)

IN
Yesterday U
Especial to the Daily Press.) ISL
|z IS sEsMPOIslA, VAN March 4--Belf.l;l
was visited by a damaging fire at. an
aarlN hour this morning. The origin
|cf tile fire is unknown It ives frs.
discovered in an upstairs room OF t,:t.
store occupied BY Council Brothers <
Co..sg grocery merchants. AS his sstri,c
aure is,sa frame building. the + fl,rnas
Nc wee not cng spreading to a brrn.
o;Wnea by Hinnat. next door
After consuming this building. Nthc
lie RAPIDLY extended .. the hric!
stores occupied by the Cato Collier
Furniture Company and - Miller. i
clothing merchant; and then or. to :s:;:e
Virginia hotel. which was recently d,
ened here. All the stores mentioned
We're practically destroyed.
The damage dcne tie Virginia hotel
will amount to several hundred III,
lars 's's+f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
ACCORDING 70 THE GOSPEL Pi An

Nor is Governor Stokes. CT New .Ic,.
&seY entirely III accord with the Kansas
method CT dealing with the trusts In
.esscad OF going alter them in the b;eaz,
rough, andrcady style CT tic .Javhawli
8rFs- & Wc',ln administer Shomocpatbir
dasf-s Of Scripture and Of he Coffin
t''ic# IN AZ address before class n.
newly ordained ministers admi,tcd u,
3he Nethcdis, Conference few davs
ago stated that lie religious element
~ fhc country must take ~ the euro
5.a ti':s' and ether Industrial evils b.,
35dore remedy could be found. He said:
Human ingenuity will ! discover
memo ssm'eeinods 70 c,trnr,yeh1 allsre,nn,i,;i
70 matter how carefully
js5f.i;aWn. and tire cIiiy way to Solve IN.
trust question IS to srread the gGspcg
ssfss lt'lestv and l,prshtnnss until The
,s''yt'ta'i VIII not prey upon the weak.
81 * course, hat will be eli RICH, when
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Entered at the Newport News, Va
Postof11ce as second-class matter
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is. 1906.
AN EXCELLENT INSTITUTION.

The board or directors CT tic Io,n.
Msl's Christian Association is making
Its annual CANVASS for the :,occssary
n subscriptions to carry CT lie work OF
the association. While the responses
thus far rCccNcd have hcnn cntoura:.-
4 l.lS there * Still la good sun to hr
raised in order to carry on the wrrl.
TINS is an institution which should
Il appeal to every patriotic business man
without regard to religious or lack Of
arGli2iolls beliefs. In every cry whore
( The work is carried on in an aggressive,
s;sallti t.tc.i;i'i:iinG way tho Yong Men.
I$@GnrlStian Association, is one CT the
$a3inas' important Factors i'll The moral all
\ NaAcem"nt.saf the, community. Even
S&1 u one were inclined II shut ont al
a sentimental considerations and vicwr(l
The question simply from the siarl
# nninl &! nrnlt ana laas a contribution:
Ssf 70 he association sill! Should sc ,!rc
=&oi ti!t items nruNided for IN llc l,,.s;i-
mess mans annual buI:ct CT expense.
$El'rft associations IAN n behalf Of ,hr
I. emnlcNCcs OF The reads involved: That
e he expenditures based mon hcu"Et,,
#rCccive1 ratEc: than Hvan Sentimental,
everyone acuuain,r,I
with railway methc,Is must rca,;2,,
s2.if q railroad finds IT. Profitable to san.
*#pcH sAch an institution does it5not To-
A low that the community can help sun.
! Port il with profit?
;sa lt never Was designed that III,
Young Mems Christian Association
: SIS Be selfsuppcitins. The IN
crease i'll the membership fee Of ,hc
ict-;i association, adopted without a
dissenting voice. by tho meml,erE; thom
/. Selves still p;aces the price OF mem
l'crshlp way below lie wholesale cost
81 TIC privileges granted We beiic,?
'liatls the principle on which tho ius,i
'lllon should be run, for il The trl,,
tYcr shoul,i arrive when The ascot,
non VIII become a money making in.
" estment the financial end OF the IN.
II sli:ition viii Cvershadovf these fca,-
l'res which tctay cause the association
% appeal to the homeless and friend
irS:i ECun" men CT the cities. many Of
Wncm are unable lc paw more than Inc
anlGlnt nov charged for n,eml. crship
i IS Tor the sake or these voun. mo-,
MT an annEal canvass Tor subsc:i,,.
il0n Is necessary E
In,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Two Negroes Caught and Lynched.

MOBILE ALA. March l4.-A rcmrt
received from Selma Ala savs. nd
ahh VIII Ptomey, negroes, who vestrr.
day morning shot and fatally woumdc,
1D,rcficsscr Claude tIardy, at Pineapple.
ga. were today caught l.y. mob al
citizens in house near Attention, VII.
cox county. Ala. where they had ha =
ric SAD themselves, and were taken "a
a nearby swamp and hanged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Negro Shot to Death hy a Mob.

LoSGViEW TENAS: 3A!":cl.414- -.l:-
Illus Stevens, a negro imprisoned in
The Jail here. charged with assaul:
upon, Carl Anderson at saw mill re-, /.
this place, was shot IL death todas. il.
his cell BY a mob.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
WAS GRAFT BACK OF STRIKE?
Serious Charges Filed Against Lead
ers of Street Car Fnl1t.

7- 'EN -ESslci;ttcd PrcSs.l
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March H.
Charges have been filed with Samuel
GGmpGrs. president Of the American
Federation Of Labor. alleging, it is
said tina, the subway AMI elevated
railway strike i'll New York. was en-.
sinecScd for the sole purpose OF be.
ing broken. ..
Mr. Campers said the charges
would be investigated. The officials oi
unicn, il is declared received or ex
pec'ed to receive pay for bringing
about the strike @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Town Of Be!en Has Bio fire.
by Associated Press

MEMPHIS. TENN. March l4.-A
t0,nimerclai-Appeal special from Becn.
MISS. says the business portion OF
tha1s town was practically wired on by
lre today the losses totallng nearly
$4,000. Five stores and one residence
was burned. little insurance wa,
carried.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Famine Threatens in ireland.

LONDON. March 14.-ln the house Of
commons today John Redmond! in sun
porting Mr.. Hayden's motion. charging
INC government With failure to antici.
pa'e the distress in the west of Ire
land, urged the government to take
immediate steps to avert impending.
famine. Unless a remedy he found he
said. there will be no peace and there
ought not to he peace
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Russian Students on Strike.
(By Associated Press.

~ ------V1o -kSStt:1dttU FTeSS.1 --I----- =
MOSCOW, March l4a j. m.--rhe
Huthcrities today were unsuccessful in
an attempt to reopen the Commercial!
and technical schcals. The pupils as
se:nbled iE the class srcc'ns at the res,l-
lar hour. where they remained a fs,w
minutes, and then simultaneously
marched out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

The Indiana oil men have organize,
icl. protection from the philanhropic
Mr. Rocketeller's company. If this
sort Of thing continues Mr.. Rockefeller
may f!nd it necessary tcsraise the price
Of Gil two cents instead Of one every
time he gives the University CT Chica
go ali million dollars
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Building a Horne For the Lenars

PANAMA. March 14.--An arrange
mrnt is bein. made fertile constr,c.
ton in Panama of three uildines tor
lepe:s. llnatics and incurahle int!is,-
ents. Panama contributes $4,000 a.,
It's share c. the cost.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
great transportation lines {,

The great transportation lines, n.
stead Of grinding the people and doir s
injustice are being conducted almost
solely for the benefit Of the people at
large says James H. Eckels. Now if
jimmy will only pause long enough t,
give us clear and appropriated idea
OF who compse the people al larse':
there will be no reason why the pro
cession should not proceed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Oyston Fishery.

We commenced putting out
nets March LIST, but no fish
worth naming have yet ar
rived However. they are OK
pected each day. so in the
check printing register, which
vas due March 1st: soon as it
comes you set 4 per cent
lac. lack Interest en- what you
SPEND.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

The st. Petersburg stratesists arr
Ju'i!ant over the fact the "OyaEla
sprans his traps too late" With 4
loss OF l35.00o men confronting them
it snust he admitted that the ST. Peters.
hRrS optim;sts are artists OF the fist
maeniiudc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

The Washington Pos, says that me
collar CT ,ctiay will net &C as far as 10
cellar Of a few years ago Pcrhal:,
ne reason therefor lies in the fact that,
mere are SO many fellow, after it
|Fcrt Worth Telegram.
Our esteemed contemporary wi
IDENTITY has net :ead Mi. Lawsnn'::
statement that in q few years ter mo-.
would own all the money in the United
States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
"BUTTED lN'' ToLovE AFFAIR.
Now Antonio Yebanez Has Three Rul
lets ir His Body.

-'-e.-- IN wv -Nss0cllttn l'rrss.) n
AAlPA. FLA, March li-Antonio
iebancz, cigar manufacturer ofNWest
Tampa, was shot three times tonight
ior attempting 70 interfere With love
al!alr between his sister-in-law. Con
certlon Alvares. and Francisco Fore
ira.
Both men We're prominent in Cuban
circles. Valance will probably die.
forc.ta is in Jail. He claims to hav,
ACTED in selfGeiense
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
ANOTHER PUBLIC MAN IN Pill
.- 0RN -... 5-...

Fflm': Representative Mc!nc,l,y
has hecn convicted or stealin. natural
iZa'icn records There will he li,,ic
sympathy icr ihis particular :cr.lc-
man when it IS Remembered that IL"
was naturalizca originally through
fraud aud false swearing. When he
had iiscn to Il position Of prominence
IN the community. when people locked
up to him rs Il fit representative III.
lhcir interests ami as BON" u.Hrtl:y 10
make laws which should govern them.
ne added To his cfrcnse by scckin. 10
destroy the rccor, which would show
his past fraud
The widespread effort to spillory sue,
MGR as Mclncrny. Burton and Mitchell
cannot but have healthy inllueac.
upon the men occupying position; IN
public life. 'Fhcy will discover, as
Tweed did many years ago thar not
even an organization so powcr!ul as
IHrnrany can protect Il cri.nnal from
al aroused public sentiment q, iho
Sc3d Wcrk continue until every boci-
Ter an:l thief from tho national lec,s.
late" 10 the contract hawking member,
OF the municipal law-makiny bodies. is
placed where he properly belongs.
Such crusade would do much toward
nlacln. public office uron ,hc plane OF
q public trust,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

Ccloncl BRYAN says the Democratic
factions have already .dt together.
Yes; ard il one may judge by the re-
sn' CT the e.ection last November tic
casualties ; i' must have bccn larger than
lh rose OF k'rnpaikins in the battle of
Mnkdcn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Automobile Killed Cuban Boy.

HAVANA. March ll.-An auto
hlonlle. IN which President Pal:la was
riding today, ran over and killed Man
uel Pa1omera, fourteen-year-oId Span
lsh boy The machine is owned by
louis Marx, an American tobacco
planter who, with General Montavlo
secretary OF public works. Senior Port
uondo and chaffuer. was with the
president at the time Of the accident
4 mans name isn't mud" as long as
he has the dust"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

! The young man who used ito hear:
heavy firing eft :alcle Point Breezs IS
now hearing the stroke OF time" Off
the customs house steps in Ncrfclk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

flck' Marshal Oyama having pre-
d'cltd that Mnkden would fail on Fri.
Day may ha expected 10 rose as lie.
t.''cst Ictcr & The Manchnrian sit,la-
lien n
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
JEWELS STOLEN


Race trouble IA the rear of the
gamiqus theHter had the police puH=
led fnr little white sunday morn
ing al Z 40 o'clock. chin guam weH
robbed Of JIu1 worth Of diamonds
which he expected to sell 60 two col
ored meu. who rntiard him Into the
alley with the expectations If pur
chasing tho HllttrHuH HlaurH
HuN belmont, Do hshltue of the re-
HtriUtrI district D. held "a the city
Jail ou suspicion.
chin GUAM D. wealthy ana hos a
regular place OF business 1T iia
Washington street. The puliFe are
at 81 IaHa ta learn how the two col
afrd thugs could play thrif Same
where SO many officers nfe cou=
tnuHiiY un the lookout for bad men.
a revolver aaH used 10 lutimidate
the victim. who reports SO lost be
sides the Jewels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

STUDENTS

Rev Martin addressed the as
Hcmhly at the hIEh school THE
moruiuE ON The Practical Value
Of Education The lecture wac
along the line Of which many Of
the students are interested and Ne
held the attention of the audience
from first % last n Is said te
have been the bosf Address given at
the higb school this year
Vice PRINCIPAL H. " Johnson
end Hickman Price. managers Of
the minstrel show. spoke II the
cominE event Witch is lo be Eiyru
hv the students February 4 al the
Grand Professor johnson SAYS that
the performance Will BE- the best
ct its kind ever given hy The high
school An unsuai ipte@tat q be
iug taken ia the SHOW by outsiders.
The university sludvats have char
tered a block ~ goo seats. and the
Seattle Athletic elat TO Tickets
will be ON sale ia the general pub
lie February s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
MAY ENTER
LEAGUE

A meeting Of the seattle lasruaa
club ia called for tonight at the
parlors of the Newport. First ave
nue.. a. s O'Clock An invitation
10 enter the British Columbia Ia
crosse league will be discussed and
IL Is quite probable that delegates
will be sent from here GO Nbn.
couXer. n G.. to attend the regular
meeting ueNt saturday,
The British Columbia league was
A failure laat season OWING Co son-
unurd squabbles which have been
going ON for some time between the
teams there Victoria aud Van
touYcr teams composed the league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
MAJ SELL WATER
TO re KT0k

A new means Of increasing the
revenue nt the water department So
about 60 be invoked hy the city
council II the plan now eoutem
plated carries revenue 81 from So
to Siaa a month will boz obtained
from selling water t. the city 81
Hentuu
Members Of the Heut0u council
will tomorrow take up with the
board 90 works and the council
proposition Co furnish the south
rru suburb with ritY water The
Rrntan aalans are DESTROYS of Sc
curing water cheaper than local
consumers. but the city officials
probably viii not stand Tor r.
u r. proposed GO give Rrntnn
water az tho same rate Ballard lH
furnished with It. Ballard Evia her
water hy meter She ia charged Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

and the enthusiasm was at the very
lowest rhh
Seattle will likely enter the nrltz
lah Columbia League but the local
club will have a tbiuE ur two TO
say before a positive doetsiou h
given SUNDAY games vii he asked
ty the Seattle club Ia ho played
here til the game 90 far cneagh al
yanyed Co draw good crowds ON
week days should Sunday games
be refused by tire northern tchma
the locals wit undoubtedly HtaY
out Of the british Columbia league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
TYPOS TO DANCE

NVomen.s Auxiliary So q Co typ
orrarbieal linton Ne. zoe viii give
"a aaeili dance az ChfisteuHan.a hill
ou Tuesday evening. january e.
rhH is uHe Of the excellent social
events given by the auxiliary Of tho
typos and promises Go be O. great
suesesa MANY members of the
arIan a. auxiliary from nearby
cities VIII bc m attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
STORM WARHING

The local weather bureau has re
gelYcd from che Portland ulHsfyrf "A
warning 90 "A southeastern storm NJ
: 20 d. m. off the Washington coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

Mrs Alice Jones rovue viii lee
tufc before the hame department of
the Womrn-a Society 81 the First
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

cents per 100 cubic feet for the first
10000 cubic feet. and 1 cents Tor
every loo cubic feet In excess OF
10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
A Five-DoIIar
Special
From the
Stove Dept.

Coal Burning Heating Stove. izh
inches IN diameter and a. Inches
high. tomorrow .s...t...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
Five Dollar Specials From the Carpet and Rug Dept

Sixteen yards % uuinu inrHin
Competing cat and arved $500
Twenty five yards OF Agate In
grain garpetinE. eut and sre -
........... ............ $500
Twelve square yards uf Printed
L.iuolsum. cut oulF ...-. $500
Twenty five Square yards = i7aaf
uuriuth. cut only z..ts. $500
sixteen Yards Of Rag CarpeiinK.
cut ana asved ..=....-. $500
sixteen yards ~ I1ber stair Car
pstinr. eat. only ........S $500
The news & observer., 1905-12-24
HRISTMAS MUSINGS
ON NAN s DESTINY.

the Christians calendar. Not because
the adorable Saviour was actually
born on the 25th Of December, which
is probably not so; but because it is
the day upon which Christianity has
agreed as to the day for celebrating the
Nativity of the blessed Son of God,
the dear Jesus, Friend of humanity
and Redeemer of the lost. 1t is prob
able that Jesus Christ was born of
the Virgin Mary many months earlier
in the year-probably in the spring
time. Rev. DR.. Charles f. Deems, in
his able, scholarly. most useful work
Oh Jesus Christ, makes a strong, and,
perhaps, conclusive argument to prove
that the birthday was in the Spring of
the year. But the 25th of December
is the day that by common consent
has been set apart for the Christian
commemoration of the greatest event
in the history of the world, by all
comparison the most important to the
children of men. Let us rejoice with
others in the fact, glorious and pre-
cious and inspiring, that there is a
Saviour Saviour of sinners. The
most interesting fact. next to the death
and resurrection of the Lord Jesus
Christ. in all the history of mankind,
is His birth in Bethlehem Wonder
full it is that the High and Holy One
who doth inhabit eternity should con-
descend to become the child born and
the Son given--that He should lay
aside His pre-existent glory in which
He dWelt before the foundations of the
world were laid, and wrapping himself
in the hibiliments Of flesh should
condescend to be born of woman"
and to become 1.-The man of sorrows,
acquainted with grief" st is indeed by
all comparison the most stupendous
fact in history. How exceedingly ap-
propriate is His name Wonderful
Them to consider to whom He humil-
lated himself-that He should be in
carnate. should suffer, should die
that sinners, enemies. should not nee
essarily perish but through faith in
Him might become participants in the
rest and blessings of Heaven at last.
Surely, then, every grateful heart must
thank Almighty God, the Father or
all spirits, for such a Saviour! Surely,
then. it is appropriate that some sea-
son of rejoicing should be appointed
for special praise and Thanksgiving for
the wondrous gift of His dear and only
Son, the eternal Jesus, the infinite One.
The year is nearly gone. Like other
years it has been marked by suffering
and sadness and bereavement. Our
friends one by one are passing away.
We are still here among the living.
May the joys of the morning follow
the woe of the night!
Poverty, disappointments. desola--
ton, heart-aches are the portion OF
many of our fellow-immortals. War
and famine, pestilences and bloody,
hellish massacres and murders. have
been hard at work during the year
1905. Many. ah! how very, very many
hearts have been made to bleed! But
let US who put our faith in the One