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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
Prof. Willis to Speak.

Prof. a. e. Willis will address a
mass meeting for men and women in
the Hampton Baptist church next Sun
day afternoon under the auspices of
the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton. His subject will be: Soul in
the Face" Rev. j. w. Porter, d. D., of
the Newport News Baptist church,
will speak cn athens" before the
mems meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. this
afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
". p. l. FORMER STUDENTS HAPPY

Victory Over the University of vir.
slnia Football Team Cheers Them.
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Nrmer students in Hampton were n
happy and pleased lot of men last
night when the news OF the defeat OF
the University Of Virginia by the v. p:
/. was received here. There was uni
versal rejoicing and handshaliins
among the men who Glove Blacks,
ourg" and the victory was all that one
could hear when he came upon q vir.
GINA Polytechnic Institute sympa.
thizer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
Curses Car Conductor.

Patrick Turner. colored, was arrest
ed by Policeman John Tigncr last
night on complaint of w. It. Folkes. a
conductor Of the Hampton Roads Rail.
way and Electric Company, who
claims that Turner cursed him. The
case will be heard by Mayor Jones to-
morrow morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
MIR. SANFORD
ACCEPTS CALL
Wires Mr.. sehmelz he ' III Come
to the West End Memorial
Baptist Church
DR.. $. c. MITCHELL. TO-DAY
Methodist Ministers Will Start on
Tuesday for Danvile to Attend the
Annual Conference of the Virginia
subjects to Be Heard
in Hampton Today.

Mr. George A. Schmelz, chairman of
the pulpit committee of the West Fad
Memorial Baptist church. yesterday
received n telegram from Rev. IT.
Riley Sanford announcing his accept
ance Of the call to the Hampton
church. Mr.. Sanford simply wired his
acceptance and stated that he would
write to the church later.
The announcements Of tho decision
OF Mr.. Sanford will come in the nature
of pleasant news to the members Of
the West End church. Mr.. Sanford
declined former call, but the church
sent him the second invitation to be-
come its pastor. Mr.. Sanford al pres
ent is in charge of two thriving Bap-
list churches III Buckingham county.
West End Memorial Church.
Row. S. c. Mitchell. d. D., Of Rich
mond College, will preach morning
and evening today in the West End
Memorial church. The Bible class OF
Mr., Schmelz will meet this morning at
10 o'clock.
Hampton Baptist Church.
Johns Testimony of Christ" will
he tho subject of @Rev Il. PendIeton
Jones, d. D.. OF the Hampton Baptist
church, this morning, and unseen IL.
fiuences or an Angels Visit will b.
the theme tonight.
Central Methodist Church.
Rev. Asa Drlscoll will fill his pulpit
III the Central Methodist church this
morning and evening. Morning sub.
ject: The Temple of God" Even,
ing: "a Good Reason for Faith III
Christ"
First Methodist Church.
Rev. r. H. Potts will speak or
Crock Like Character, in the First
Methodist church this nioS,ing and to
night his subject will be-: Heaven. y
st. Johns Episcopal.
| At st. Johns Episcopal church tn ,
| rector, Rev. Reverdy Estill, d. d., will
| conduct tho usual services, as will rt,
the case with Rev. A. C. Hopkins IN
The Hampton Presbyterian church
Rev. A. ]. Renforth will preach
norning and evening in the Church Of
Christ today.
Rev. r. II. Potts OF the First Meth
cdist. Rev. Asa Driscoll, of the Central
Methodist, and Rev. William e. Ed
wards. of the East Hampton and Fox
Hill Methodist churches, will start
Tuesday morning for Danville to at.
tend the annual session OF the Virgin
ia Methodist Conference.
1t is generally believed that Mr..
PITTS and Mr. Driscoll will be return
ed. In the case Of Mr. Edwards the
conference may send him to another
field on account of his health and IN
order that he may be given larger
charge. Mr.. Edwards. however, will
prefer to remain with his congrega-
tons here should the conference de-
ire it. He is enc of the cleverest and
best liked young ministers in this sec
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05

ton and his return would be good
news to his friends.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
Miss Nal Tabb Chosen Leader Of Dixie
Circle, Kings Daughters.

CIrcIc, Kings Daughters.
The Dixie Circle. Kings Daughters,
held its annual election of officers in
the parish house Of ST Johns Episco-
pal church yesterday afternoon. The
new officers are:
Ieader-Miss Nal Tabb.
SecretarS-Miss Watkins.
Treasurer-Miss Catherine Reming
ton.
The Hampton Circle Of Kings Daug.
ters will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the parlors of the YOUNG
Mems Christian Association on Wed.
nesday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
Colonel Burkheimor m.

Colonel Burkheimer is indisposed IL.
his quarters AT Fort Monroe. Colonel
Burkheimer is second in command at
the reservation, but he has been un-
able to discharge his duties for sew
eral days
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
Off or t!u.tina Trip.

Night Sergeant Of Police Leslie Cur
It's will start tomorr@w for his former
home in York county, where he will
spend his vacation hunting turkeys.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
MIR. Lienvis, Patent

Mr. Morris Parker Henvis, formerly
of Hampton, but. now living in Nor,
folk. has secured a patent on an auto
matte car window and has organized
: company to manufacture the win
3ows in Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
Hayes Under Arrest Aoain.

Lonnie Hayes, who was released
from jail yesterday morning, was rear
rested last night on the charge of be-
ing drunk and disorderly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05
Ger Rent.

Dwelling CT Victoria avenue, with
modern ccnyeniences. $50 per month.
Desirable dwelling in Newport News
avenue, $40 per month Old Buckroe
Hotel, with II ceres of land, on car
line. See M. o. LACKEY, Manage:
II. w Phillips G Company, Hampton
11-5-1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-05

sc. G2,018 drew the box of cigars at
HULLS CUT RATE DRUG STORE.
last night. 1t
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct 1O.-CATTLE-Last
weeks advance in the prices has had
the expected result Of stimulating the
receipts, and arrivals Monday and
Tuesday amount TO II $50 head. Mon.
day, the best cattle were UNCHANGED
in price, but the general marker was
SLOW. with prices from 10 to i5c lower.
Native beef steers sold yesterday nj
$3.3OG S3.35, with the sales largely at
$3.50 5000. but there was a poorer
showing today, with a smaller showing
OF ohO ce beeves.
Prices are about the same as those
of yesterday, with choice steers sal
able az $5.60@SGO0, fancy beeves
SG.l1 and upwards.
HOGS.-Prices were abour 5mI0c
lower than Mondays best time bulk
sale went at $510G$G.J0.
SHEEP There Is a marked fall
ing of in the receipts OF sheep and
lambs so far this week. as compared
with last week. Meanwhile prices are
headed in an upward direction. with
feeder lambs leading the advance.
Range feeder lambs sold a. freely as
1nerings would permit at $4.75dsGG0
he best showing an advance Of zen
'ents. II was reported thai S5.75 had |
been paid. making fresh high record |
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

ton ght and IL was defeated As to l8.
The plan provided for the organiza.
tion OF corporation and the issuance
or certificates under what Is known
as the Mueller law. Our Of the sale
Of these certificates the first ninety
miles Of street railway was to be con.
structed, parelling existing lines.
IL is expected the mayor will now
this plan ana bring in its
place one contemplating requirement
by purchase or condemnation OF all
lines of existing companies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

The rarcsr ~ al Wild beasts Is the
rhinoceroa. and the only one in cap
hvity Is ina The menagerie Of Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows.
Naturaiists estimate this specimen a.
heyonnd price aud scientists. expfnr-
CTS aud students have come from al
paris Of Inc world 10 inspect the car
iuus beasts. The educational valne Of
q visit To This menaeede cannot he
cfcresiimated
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
FOUND DEAD IN
LOCKED TRUNK
UNDER A STAIRWAY
IN REMOTE CORNER or
sToRE-FIRsT MADE TO OPEN
HIS SAFE.

Havana, Oct l0.-The body If Ra.
mon Carmona, manager of trunk
store, was found this afternoon inside
locked trunk which had been con.
cealed IN remote corner Of the store
underneath a storway.
The police are searching for a youth
known as Jose. who had been employ.
ed in The store for a month past ana
slept there, and who has disappeared.
Carmtna had opened his safe, pre
snmabiy under compulsion and $4,000
has been taken from ii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
SLIGHT DECLINE
IN WHEAT PIT.
TRADE WAS SMALL.--GOvERN
MENT CROP REPORT HAD A
MARKED INFLUENCE ON THE
CEREALS.

Chicago, Oct. WHEAT Trade
was comparatively small and huctla.
lions were confined within 5spAc
range Rather an easier undertone
was prevalent, and The closing prices
show declines from one sixteenth to
| &c
The irresponsible cables and lower
start in the northwest, together with
me showing Of the government report
more than offset the effect of smaller
receipts. colder. wet weather and de
ereasing contracG supplies.
Local traders led in the early sell.
ing and more pressure developed on
the announcement of the government
report which indicated yield of
259,ooo,00o bushels of spring wheat or
a total crop of GS3 100000 as com.
pared with 552 $4,000 bushels in
1901.
CORN-Moderately active and I'M |
settled. Close showing October IN !
&c. December down 4nasc. The
sentiment was inclined 10 the bull
side AZ the start, the advance al Liver
pool, moderate receipts. wet weather
aud decreasing contract stocks being
the strengthen ng Influences. The long
Interest and The shorts led in the buy
-hoagh around 4llsc for May. there
was plenty for sale government re.
1ort having bearish influence. The
government report indicated a crop
u about 100000, 900 bushels against
'467 100000 bushels OF last year May
'losed 1a@14c lower.
OATs-Declined A@1ae on selling
" local longs, ana closed az the hot
ON. A break was preeipitared by
ne government report showing a crop
i 939,332.d00 bushels or 62,00O, 900
more than indicated a month ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
Stocks Bonds : Cereals
MONEY RELAXES
IN THE MARKET
RESULTING IN RELIEF OF PRESS.
URE OF LIQUIDATION IN EvI.
DENcE ON THE PREVIOUS DAY
PRICES RECOVER.

New York, Oct. l0.--Thare was some
perceptible relaxation in the money
market today and resulting relief from
, pressure OF liquidation OF the stock
market which was in evidence yester.
day Al the same time one or rwo
incidents calculated to inspire specn
lallVe spirit occurred. The result was
4 The movement towards The recovery
i II prices. There was nothing like
j revival OF speculative activity, how.
i ayer, as shown by The practical cut in
nan Of the volume Of transactions as
i compared with yesterday Except In
/ q few closely held stocks the prlca
movement was narrow and sluggish.
| The long prevalent rumor of melon
cutting for the Great Northern stock
holders developed IN the decision To
issue $25,o00,000 new stock, the pres.
ent stockholders to be allowed 10 sinh. |
scribe ar par to the extent of twenty |
per cent Of their holdings
The announcement seemed unex |
pected al this time and the price Of !
the stock rushed up over four points
during HE first hour In the curb mar
ket the quotation was established for
subscription rights by sales at 35h 10
81.
The stock was also helped by the
statement Of the gross earning report
ed for September which reached 81, ID
955,G5l, an increase over the previous !
year of Si,057S5G The call money
rate yielded rather decisiyely below !
; per cent today for the first time /
since last weeks furry AL the same
inc the sentiment over the money !
outlook was improved in London.
In the foreign exchange market (
here was firm feeling again in re.
nonse TO the easier tone Of the money |
market but there was a general be.
lief that the relaxation in money is
ue largely to yesterdays liquidation
i speculative accounts in stocks. A
uiet tone Of money is felt to he. de.
endent, at present, on the quieude :
1 speculation. This belief had effect
4 restraining any activity in the stock u
larket. Government reports confirm Il
d existing confidence in the favorable :
utcome of the crops and helped the 4
trong undertone of stocks. The days d
xtreme rise in stocks was not all held III
ntil the closing owing to a profit taxi n
lg movement in the last hour and IA
he closing lone was irregular, n
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
GONE WITH The CHILD.

81 Louis Oct l0.-Tht t8o-yearOi
son Of George Reagan. Of Alton. Ill.
disappeared last night ana Mrs Rea-
gan came 70 ST. Louis today and asked
The police 70 search fof The boy. Res-
gan is at present I'm CashoCion. Ohio.
Mrs Reason stated she felt con
WINGED that a woman from Cloquec.
Mimi. employed as 8 nurse and who
IS gone had taken the child gitb her
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Today Yesterda
The Money Market.

New York. Oct 10-Money on call
firm. 4ikm5A per c-nt. closing AZ
offered az. Time ioans steady; sixty
and ninety days 5G5Ia per cent: six
months 4is. Prime paper, IA a. per
cent. Exchange firm. demand s4S5.35
n 1880; sixty days. 1881 s0f4S2.
G1as.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
Evsfizstlns Flowers.

Cushions filled with dried aererlast-
Ing" heads. OF dried hop blossoms.
make a. sweet smelling and sleep In
ducing pillows as the vel known fir
balsan. These make very Acceptable
presents when covered with dainty
covers Of sable coloTs and designs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

Don't let the children suffer II
they are fretful, peevish and cross.
give them HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. The best baby tonic known.
Strength and health follow It's use. IS
cents. T.. G Schhh d Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

Cleanse yonr system Of all impuri.
ties. Now Is The time 10 take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. II viii
make yOu well and keep you we'll Is
cents. Tea OF Tshleis- 2. G. Schulz &
Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

Why suffer with tirednegs. mean.
cross feeling no strength. no appetite?
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea viii
make you well and keep you well %
cents, Tea OF Tablets. P. G. schuh &
Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
Peculiarly OF African Soil

While grass will not grow in GER
tain parts Of Africa. these localities
are the richest in towering plants.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

Chicago, Oct. lo.-The following car
load lots represent the days rece PTS
and shipmentS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

The key to the situation is adyer
tiss in The Bulletln.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
Problem That vexes Women.

PFObIem That VeXes Women.
An eminent nerve specialist declares
that one-half of all cases of nervous
prostraton among women are trace
able to the domestic servant worry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

Don neglect your advertising. 1t Is
as important as carrying stock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11
Bicycle Thief Is lmpsIss.

A Paris bicycle thief who had $50
len a bicycle belonging 70 ~ Marcel
Brunard. was impaied On a mechanical
poignard which the owner lad con-
eeaied in the saddle Of the machine
for such emerzencies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-11

makIn9 interested saegesiian.
When a giri teSins 60 persuade 4
young man that IL ought to soono-
mize she usually means that he should
stop spending money Tor cigars aa1
save mp 10 buy q diamond ms
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-20
y. BAKERY AND LUNCH
ROOM Is ENLARGED

The big, addition to the gu" Bakery
and Lunchroom, which has just been
completed, comprises kitchen 25x35
feet and a second dining room 5Ox65,
making the floor space Of the entire
dining about 1880 square feet
and it's seating capacity. $50 persons.
Last year the lunchroom became so
and residents Of the East Side that the
management was obliged to enlarge the
restaurant for the. winters work. I'm
der these new conditions with the pres
emit equipment it is better able to care
for its customers and give them perfect
satisfaction.
The addition, built by w. B. Board
man; with it's new fittings, is valued at
$4,000 and contains many novel de-
vices Of the latest style and pattern.
For example, spring water tank has
been installed above the ceiling Of the
restaurant. This tank is filled each night
with 100 gallons Of water with ice to
cool it. Owing to the position Of the
tank the water is easily carried to both
parts Of the dining-room, where it is
drawn from metal faucets fashioned
with an eye to beauty and ornamental
The new division Of the dining
room has several bright windows and
| is splendidly furnished with flemish
oak which contrasts pleasantly with
the dark green Of the walls and the
paneled mirrors.
In the kitchen also the latest devices
| for the convenience of chefs and the
delicacy Of the food. have been installed
i In the kitchen is a fine new twelve
] foot range. Accommodations have beer
/ provided for banquets, dinner Darties
/ and luncheons. A special division of The
. new addition has been made for these
i affairs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-20
Personal Mention.

Rev. A. N. Alcott and Mrs. Alcott arrived
from Webster City. Iowa, Thursday to attend
the National Universalist convention in Mime
apolis and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G..
Mr.. Alcott was the former pastor of All Souls
church on Eighth avenue Sc, and host OF
members Of his former congregation will be
delighted. f-sa &sGsf<szas:.
Mrs. william Hummason Of Rochester, MINI,
and Miss Maude Porter of Clearwater, MIMI,
have been spending d few days with Mrs. W.
q: Kirk at her home, on Fourth street SD.
Mr. and Mrs. sherburne Jones Of Kansas
City have returned hepe after q months visit
WITH srelatives in South asta fnneapoliHSs IN
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Graham have returned
from their! wedding touts and ssare vat ytheiz
Mrs. Belle 4: Bra5sfaer and SOL Stuart Re.
turned to their home ass1e lruonts Ninn.. after
and friends In st. Paul: STss "a 5.-fs4s#J
tAfthufs SWEET of Sthe firm OF o. TssSwett
81 Son. has just returned from an eastern
handsome 'eall goods for the firm. i~:tE
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Humrickhouse and Miss
Josie Humrickhouse Of Logansport, Ind, came
to the city to be present at the marriage OF
their brother last week and have left fol
Seattle, Wash.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. F.. D. Hunter of, Mitchell, s. D..
have returned to their home aftsrS a. two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. McGregor were guests
in Minneapolis over. Saturday and Sunday ant
visited at the home of Mrs. tMcGregor's aunt
Mrs. w. J. Malthouse has left for Harve,
N. D.. to make her future home.
H. G.. Neal of 6A Fourth street Sc ha
returned from a two weeks trip to the So
and other eastern points. s:si,@
Mrs. Frank Hogan Of Sioux Falls has beel
the guest Of Miss Veda Jordan at her hon
on Sixth street Sc for a few days. ts::tts2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-20
NEW DIRECTORS
ENTER OFFICE
ST. ANTHONY COMMERCIAL CLUB
MAKES SPLENDID CHOICE.
Newly Elected RSaard and Officers to Do
Some HustliE8 In Promoting In
provements In East Minneapolis
Question of Club House to Be Settled
Without Delay By Committee.

With a board Of fifteen directors as
q representative body Of the best ele-
ments in the municipal and business life
Of the east side, the St. Anthony Falls
Commercial club is fairly well started
on it's career. The election of the board
of directors Of the club took place Tues
day evening at the hall Of the 4linne'
apolis Business college and about two
hundred and seventy-fve members were
at the polls. In electing the board the
club has shown excellent judgment as
without exception each one of the men
has been conspicuous for Integrity, "a
conservative policy and fair-dealing in
his business life, and a more respre
sentative body Of East Minneapolis
business men could hardly been founo
anywhere. ~.>
J. T. Elwell, the present president
presided at the meeting and ex-MaYol
| J. C. Haynes gave a short talk relative
to the aims and purposes Of the club
its future and it's prosperous start. t5.
W. E. Satterlee of the firm Of Sails
bury & Satterlee, thru receiving thu
largest number Of votes became chair
man of the board Of directors. Mr.
Satterlee is alderman of the SECOND
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-20
TRINITY METHODISTS MEET
Church Women Good Financiers as
Shown BY Annual Report.

Wednesday was a day Of rejoicing for
the members Of the Ladies' Aid society
of Trinity Methodist church, as the
reports Of the officers and Of the di-
vision presidents showed a splendid con-
dition Of affairs and especially salts
factory was the treasurer's report, on
the standing Of the finances. Mrs.
penses have been paid there will be a
balance to the good for the society Of
500. This is condition of affairs
which reflects great credit on the work
of the women Of the church.
f The election Of officers resulted in
the nomination Of Mrs. F. L. Palmer,
as president; the reelection of Mrs.
Eugene Sleeper as vice president; the
| reelection Of Mrs. D. D. Harr as sec.
rs4ary was unanimous; Mrs. B. North.
field was made the treasurer, to fill the
place Of Mrs. Greenwood.
During the year the society raised
$340, of which $240 was expended fol-
the church work, leaving the balance
of 800. Reports Of the four divisions
were given. Mrs. Bessie Ferguson
president Of Division /; Mrs. G. M
| Wade Of Division 2, Mrs. Nellie Ruth
! erford of Division 8, and Mrs. M. X
Kinmore Of Division 4, gave very sat
lsfactory reports.
| at the CONCLUSION Of the meeting Rev
| w. A. Shannon, the new pastor Of Trim
iity church, spoke a few words Of greet
! ing. Tea and waters were served b,
! the committee after the business wa
finished.
Friday evening a reception. will b
given in the church parlors for Rev. /
A A. Wilsey the outgoing pastor Of Trim
/ ity church, and Mrs. Wilsey, and 70
Rev. W. A. Shannon and Mrs. Shannon
Mr.. Shannon entered upon his pastoral
at the church last Sunday.