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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
THEATRICAL

All theatcr-goers and music lovers
have either seen the well known comic
opera, robin Hood" OF have read the
early E9glish legends concerning the
life ali9,Hdyentures OF the famous out
law, Rt&H Hood. who forms the foun-
dation of tho Smith and DC Koyen
opera. While the opera follows the
book in the main. for stage purposes
many minor changes have been made.
The musical score Is tuneful and
catchy ami the book abounds in keen
humor. First produced some years
ago, Robin Hood is today being
presented all over the United States TO
the usual crowded houses. The Aborn
Production Company. upon the recent
"disbandment Of The Bostoninns'' Sc
cured The absolute stage rights 10 the
opera from the Whitmarll Musical III
brary, New York, as. well as every
thing relating to their robin Hood"
production.
1t Is promised hat the production
here will be elaborate and the cos
tunes entirely new and with it's
scores Of handsome girls and lusty fe:-
lows, robin Hood upon its appear
ancc at the Academy tonight will
doubtless attract a big house.
The seat sale opened on Monday
morning at the box Office and has been
going on at Il lively rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
Found in Woods Yesterday by
Rabbit Hunter.
DELIVERED TO CHEF REYNOLD
Prisoner From P%enitentiary Supposed
to Have Come Down Peninsula and
Changed Clothing Before Entering
city--Authorities Notified of Find.

A pair of trousers similar TO those
worm by convicts in the p%enitentiary at
Richmond and bearing the number
G036 was fOund in the woods lust
north OF this city yesterday by n Mr..
Wood, vino was hunting rabbits. sir.
Wool took the trousers to the police
station and delivered them to Chief. of
Police Reynolds. who at once notified
the ponitentiary authorities of the find.
The trousers are in fairly good condi-
ton and apparently were left in the
woods only a short time ago. No
notice of the escape Of Il convict has
been received by the local police de-
partment recently, however, aud the
chief does not know what TO think
about the affair.
The woods above the city are con-
stantly frequcntcd by "hobOes'' who
come down from Richmond on freight
trains and succeed in Guiding the rail
road detectives. IL is supposed that n
convict must have escaped from the
penitentiary in the last day Or two,
threw his jacket and cap away md.
making his way down the Peninsula.
secured trousers in some ann and
made the change in the woods.
Chief Reynolds expects to hear
something from the p~enitentiary au
thorities today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
CHARLESTON ON
SHAKING RUN
Cruiser Goes to Sea Preparatory &c
Her Final Speed and Endur.
ancc Tests,

The United States protected cruiser
CHARLESTON. built AT the local shiuvard.
sailed from the Norfolk navy yard yes.
terday on her way 10 sea for a "shak-
ing down run on the Atlantic ocean.
preparatory TO her final speed anu EN-.
DURANGO tests off the Maine coast.
The Charleston has been at the Nor.
ok navy yard ever since she was
turned out by tho local shipyard sever.
al months ago and she has received
numerous minor alterations.
Altcr her final speed tests the cruls.
81 viii proceed TO the Pacific ocean.
Mherc she will become the flagship of
hear-AGmiral Trains Pacific squadron.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
FOUR OF CREW DEAD;
MANY OTHERS SICK
Norwegian Bark Edderside Puts Into
Bahia in Terrible P~light-Sailed
From This Port.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Bahia, Brazil, last night stated that
he Norwegian bark l2dderside, which
sailed from this port, September 3,
bound for Beunos Ayrcs, has put into
Bahia with four of her crew dead and
others sick. Those sick show symp.
toms of either bcri.bcri or ptomainc
poisoning.
The dead were buried ut sea and
medical assistance will be rendered
the members Of the bark's crow who
are now suffering from the dreaded
poisoning.
The lsddarside will proceed to
Beunos Ayres from Bahia when tho
condition Of her crew improves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
TAKEN TO RICHMOND.
Little James Butler viii Undergo
Pasteur Treatment.


Accompanied by his tbree-year.oid
sou James Butler, one of the five per-
sons bitten by Il rabid dog In North
End Friday. Rev. a. y. Butler, pastor
Of the Calvary Baptist church, left on
the 1910 train yesterday morning for
Richmond. where the child will take
tho preventative treatment in the
Pastcur Institute.
James Butler was the last Of the five
persons bitten by the rabid dog [ o
seek treatment IN q Pasteur Institute.
for the reason that Rev. a. A.. Butler
did not return to this city from Char
lottesvillc, where he attended the Bap-
list Association. until Monday night.
and was unaware until that time of
the seriousness of The case. As was
told in the Daily Press yesterday morn
ing, Mr.. +. G. Lightfoot, lIersllali
LOOMS ami George Walker Pierce. Jr..
went To Richmond for treatment, Mon
day morning and Willie Adams. an
other Of those bitten by the canine.
vent to Baltimore for treatment Mon.
day night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
EXCURSION TO
Thanksgiving Day, November Goth,
Via C. & O. Route.
S1.25 Round Trim

On Thursday. November 3Oth. the
Chesapeake & Ohio will have special
excursion from Fort Monroe. Hamp.
ton and Newport News to Richmond
and return to leave Fort Monroe $3.50
a.. m. Plioebis. S:53 a. M; Hampton,
1887 a. IN, and Newport News. 900
a. NJ. Returning leave Richmond 7:00
p. m. of same date.
Stops will be made at Phocbus,
Hampton and Newport News only.
$l.2b round trip.
Championship football game be-
tween cams of the ". NJ. !. and v. p.
l., celebrated institutions of Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
Amateur Ministries.

Jhe Lyric Minstrel Company. com
posed. exclusively of local talent. will
hold its first rehearsal In the Barnes
building on Washington avenue be.
tween Twenty-ninth street and Thir.
tieth street tonight. The company will
produce a minstrel show here some.
time in the near future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
Small Cost of Repairs.

The annual report Of the suporvis-
ing architect OF the treasury depart
mcnt showing the condition Of all III
the public buildings in the United
States. which has just been issued,
shows that during the past ycar the
government has spent $3.50 for re-
LARS and $3.50 for heating appara-
tls in the public building in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
Good Vaudeville Show.

gno Of the best vaudeville shows
ever seer here is furnished By Car
lotta the Marvel and her company,
who appeared at the Academy OF
Music Monday night and yesterday
afternoon and last night. Charlotta's
loop-the-loop act is a sensational fca.
ture and Sig. Joseph %Sirignano. cen
ductor, and his band 1.-The Royal Band
of Rome" are alone worth the price OF
admission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
MP. CIRCUIT REELECTED.
stockholders Of Old Dominion Land
Company Hold Annual Meetinu.

,hc annual meeting of the stock.
no'uers OF the Old Dominion Land
company was held yesterday. Mr.. C.
q; circuit WAS reelected president and
uiTectora We're chosen as follows:
Gavin b.. Orcutt, Isaac T.. Gates.
William G. Low. John j. Emery.
Charles II. Tweed ana Henry l.. Hunt
ington, all OF New York.
The stockholders disposed of routine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
Death of an Infant.

The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Powell died ut the residence of
its parents, 33i Twenty-nintl street
last night at { o'clock. The body Will
be shipped to Portsmouth at 1895
O'Clock this morning and intermcnt
will take place in that city today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
DEATH CAME SUDDENLY.
Charles p. Bishop, Shoemaker, a Vic.
tim of Heartfailure.

Charles Peter Bishop, n shoemaker,
died early yesterday morning from
heartfailure ut his home near Salter'S
Creek. The man was attacked whili
asleep and before his wife could sum
mo Il physician death came.
The deceased came here from Rich
mond several years ago and has been
keeping n small shop at 240 Twenty
fifth street. He is survived by a wild.
ow and two small children.
The funeral will take place today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
Investors! Renters! Look!

We offer o good eigbt-room dwelling
near Marshall avenue for only s1,251,
good and convenient and the price legs
than The yaines. .NELMS, MARYE,
BOYENToK & CHAPLIN, Inc. 25f7
Washington avenue. Real estate, in.
sufoncc. leans, rents and investment
bonds. t1:19Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
shipyard Men. Read,

nor $2'2oo, on reasonable terms. We
mill seil you u good seven-room dwell.
ing on forty-seyentl, street near Wasll-
,es@n avenue, Let us show it TO you.
sELMs. MARYE, BoyENTON &
SiiAPlN. inc.. real estate. ~.penraune,
.oans rents and tnveatment bonds.
1896
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22
Salvation Army Gets II.

Chief of Police Reynolds yesterday
put into Il of the Salvation Army
Thanksgiving Dinner" boxes Il $40
bill which was recovered from a negro
thief in Jail and which no one claimed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22

The foregoing table shows the
standing Of the various contestants
for the handsome Frederick piano to
he given to the most popular teacher
by The Daily Press. While the votin;
for the past week has been light,
there is nc diminution in the interest
felt in the final outcome and it is
understood that thousands Of votes
are being held in reserve by some of
the candidates. The table will be pub.
liShcd again next Sunday, including
ali votes in the office ut $50 p. m.
Saturday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22

Miss Annie Blanchard has returned
from Albermarlc county. where sh,
spent n month with relatives.
&. 4. Ss,s eFtfgATyx
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-22

Mrs. II. II. Titlow, of Springfield, o,
who has been visiting her son for the
past month. returned yesterday to
her home.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

Go to Dan Curry for notarial worl and all kinds legal blanks. Wickenburs
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

burn and W. s. Williams; Free Coinage Gold Mining and Smelling company, capital stock. $1.50O, 900, incorporItOrs J. I. Crooks, L. w. Mills and r. L4. Will cox; Walker Ragge Mining company, capital stock $1,O00,O00, incorporators H. R. Bradford, T. E. Campbell and J. R. Chace; The Hemerline company, capital stock, $1OO,OOO, incorporators R. S. Sandidge and F. s. Leach; Goldfrog Big Mining company, capital stock, $1,000,000 incorporators J. E. Kerr, J. D. Brown and F. H. Jung; Yankee Girl Cold mining company of Bullfrog, cap ital stock 12.500.000, incorporators, J. V. Robinson and E. T. Patrick, Gold field Bell Tip mining company, capital stock, $1,000,000, incorporators s. C.. Denson, A. J. Thinker and F. C. Brown; The Kearney Oil company, capital stock, $1,000,000, incorpOrators w. H. Roe, C. w. HoXie and H. w. Foster; The Great Western Development com pany, capital stock, $500, 900, incorpor- ators c. C. Wilson, w. G. Weldon and R. J. Wilson; United States Manufac turing company, capital stock. S50O,00O, incorporators R. F. Heap, A. H. Vollen- tine and w. B. Bullard; Providence Gold and Copper company, capital stock, S3000, ,000, incorporators G. L.. Berg, W. E. Baxter and F. M. Fowler; The Gem Mining and Milling company, capital stock, $1OO,OOO, incorporators, w. E. Rowsey, F. M. Ford and J. R. EapDar
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

that when the storm struck him he mad to lie down and hold to the rails to keep from being blown away.
 MT Webb said that last evening there was Q considerable flood of wa ter coming of tho mesa lands into the Grand canal above his ranch but whether any of it was from Cave Creek or whether it was all from the heavy rain that fell direct he could not say. If there isn't a flood coming down Cave Creek sometime during the night or this morning it will be because the big cloud emptied itself before it got that far.
 The forecast announced by Observer Jesuhofsky was rainy and colder last night and clearing today. The augEry for last night was all wool and a yard wide The weather man couldn't have hit the bulls eye any closer with a meat ax at short range, but patrons of the Republican are advised to take the prediction for today with just a little allowance for miscalculation. At press time this morning that prediction don't look good. It seems to have holes in it. that would leak under the atmos- pheric pressure that from all appear ances will be brought to bear this mOr- ming. Still it may clear a little. It could do that very nicely and yet not
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST
RETURNED ro SAN ERANcIsco

RETURNED TO SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. ". F. McAIlister, who has been visiting with MT. and Mrs. George A Mintz since the holidays has returned to her home in San Francisco.
 WOMAN'S CLUB-The president of the Woman's club earnestly desires that every member who can do so at tend today's meeting at the Baptist church and be there promptly at 2 o'clock. The meeting will be addressed by Mrs. Kate Tucker Galpin, whose engagements limit her time to thirty minutes.
 BEARS IN THE PARK-A letter received by a friend locates MT. and Mrs. Ben L. Bear, and little Ben, in Ocean Park, California, where they are having a good time. MT. Bear has bought a nice cottage and will call Ocean Park home for a time at least though it is income property and he may not locate there permanently.
 BACK TO OSEVELT-Engineer l.. C. Hill who arrived here from Roosevelt Saturday night left again for that point last evening. The indica- ions are he will have a nice juicy ride through the mountains. He says he
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

throw off any on its regular work as one of the rainy days of the season l- will not be a model day for picuics-
 The storm center. or lowest atmos- pheric depression as reported at th- weather bureau office yesterday morn ing was between san Luis Ohispo ant San Francisco. The readings at various points were; San Francisco -s-ss- San Diego 29-SS;, Yuma -9->S- Phoeni- 29.S9; Flagstaff 2S90 The atmos- phersc pressure here was decreasiuE from the above figure yesterday after noon.
 The precipitation at yesterday morn mgs report was. Los Angeles I-5s inches: san Francisco .5S; Yuma .5S- Phoenix .04. The rain area extended as far east as Arkansas and Louisi- ana.
 There was a thunder storm in Sau Diego yesterday morning with dan gerously high winds. blowing from -S to 36 miles per hour
 There was q general increase ot tenn peratUre- over the southwest yester- day of from six to twelve degrees The following temperature minimum re- cords were received yesterday morn ing: Chicago P; Denver 2S; Flag staff g.: New York, St. Louis 30. Sl. Paul F: Washington 3o.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14
BROKE LOOSE AGAIN
All the Weather in the Southwest on
 General Stampede.

The Republicans only error in yes terday mornings weather story was in not making the prediction for more rain, quite strong enough. The rain that began at midnight Monday morn ing, at midnight Tuesday morning is still in progress and seemingly gather ing force as the hours go by.
 From the beginning of this storm there has been a sort of a chain shot bombardment of greater or less seV- erity but continuous with the exception
 of a few hours yesterday forenoon Be
 tween midnight and daylight Monday morning there ware no dry spots and
 the frequent copious showers were all
 fastened together by lively sprinkles.
 Yesterday forenoon there was nothing doing here to speak of but about noon
 another continuous performance began
 that at midnight seemed cer-
 tanl 10 be billed for all night
 The difference between the rain of
 early Monday morning and that of
 Monday night and Tuesday morning
 was that the latter showers were heav-.
 fer and longer; when it wasn't sprinkl-
 ing it was raining to beat the band.
 Up to 30 o'clock last evening the
 rainfall had totaled AS of an inch.
 Much more than that must have fallen between sundown last night and this morning unless the Republicans weather prophet is a mighty poor
 guesser.
 So much for the rain part of the story in Phoenix, but few miles north
 of the city there was side show that was attracting more attention than the main tent. Before noon the western
 sky became overcast and there was a thunderstorm on in that direction as early as ten o'clock, lasting for couple of hours or more. It came down the Santa Fe right of way apparently, put ting the Postal wires out of, business for two or three hours and it is said giving the country between here and ! Wickenburg a thorough soaking Somewhere in the vicinity of Peoria and Glendale it Veered more to the east then turned north. It seemd to have come down from the northwest. skirt ing the valley foothills in a search for the Cave Creek gulch. The momentum
 was so great it could not turn easily and it circled down nearer to Phoenix than there was any necessity for. It l came as close to Sam Webb's ranch on | the Black Canyon road, then turned north and apparently crossed the point
 of Black mountain and hiked up Cave Creek toward Phoenix mine. People in the city studied the cloud for an hour or so as it approached and then veered away and it could be seen that the storm was accompanied by a ter rife wind.
 There have been few reports in from the district affected but MT. Webb who is always in the hostile zone when ! there is anything doing in respect of
 water telephoned to The Republican that it was about the hardest rain for | a couple of hours that he ever got mixed up with and he was assaulted | by that one in the rear while hiking for l home as fast as possible. One of his children who was working only fifty wards from the house could hardly reach the house on account of the strong wind A man who came down the railroad track from Glendale said
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Same
 Way With Dandruff.

The Cause Must be Removed, Same
 Way With Dandruff.
 Kill the germ that causes dandruff falling hair and badness, you will have no more dandruff, and your hair must grow luxuriantly. Newbros Herpicide not only contains the dandruff germ destroyer, but it is also a most delight ful hair dressing for regular toilet use. No other hair preparation is on this scientific basis of destroying kthe dan druff germs. It stops all irritation, keeps the scalp sweet, pure and whole some. Remember that something claimed to be just as good will not do the work of genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich. H. Goodman, drug gist, special agent.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

Now is the time to have your piano tuned. MT. Hamilton, the well known piano tuner is in the city. Orders for tuning may be left at RedewilPs or Fountains music stores and will re- ceive his prompt attention.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

Up to date rigs. at Bert Rinard's g boarding and livery stable, on north Center on canal Phone main 369.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

The Rose Maiden" is a beautiful cantata and the Orpheus society made up, as it is. of thirty of the leading singers of Phoenix, will give the public a rare treat in it's rendition Tuesday evening, March 21, at the Doris thea ter
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

The Orpheus society concert Tues day evening, March 21, at Doris the ater. Reserved seats 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-14

Mex. Zerapes and carved leather at cost at Balke's Big Curio store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-25
His Life Saved BY Coed.

Appleton, Wis, May 23,-Only the
presence of mind of Miss Lulu Rey-
nolds of Park Falls, a student at Law
renee university, saved the life of
Jacob Diedrich of Menasha who was
ii danger of being run down by an
Ashland train at the Kimberly road
crossing. The girl and Mrs. John A.
Carson were in a buggy, returning
from Little Chute They noticed
delivery wagon ahead of them, the
driver of which was down in the
wagon box They also saw a pas,
senger train approaching at rapid
speed. Seeing that the delivery
horse would reach the crossing when
the train did, Miss Reynolds jumped
from her buggy and avoided a coils.
ion. After the train had passed Miss
Reynolds looked into the wagon box
and attempted to arouse the driver
The man was in drunken stupor.
The police went for him. and he was
arraigned and fined SIS and costs for
being drunk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-25

tn door is shut-.shut even upon her,
and silence falls.
A silence broken by the slow step
Of the doctor as he comes into the
room, and takes the girls cold. white
hand.
My dear" he says-he is an old
man with daughters of his own-"can
you bear a great Sorrow"
Il am bearing il" she says. raising
her heavy eyes.
He mods and leads her to seat.
at is all over, my dear; your father
IS dead"
She utters no cry, but sits looking
at him.
Dead"
Eyes," he says. Then he adds,
quietly: you need not fear-that is
the worst mean"
THE worst, what should l not
fear"
"Nothing-nothing-I mean it was
hart disease. | warned your father
months ago that any sudden excite
ment would be dangerous There
mas been sudden excitement, and
and | was right"
What shall do?" she means.
Go to your room, my DEAR" he
says, gently. II have sent for Mrs.
Turner-she is a friend of yours. Is
there any one else-any relation"
May shakes her head. In this. the
first moment OF her grief, she does not
even remember Heron.
mo, there is no one else," she says
mo one in the wide world. What
shall | do?"
The old doctor wisely leaves her
to herself for a few minutes. When
he comes back she is calmer than
ever, and he sees that she has been
crying.
THAT is better, my dear young
lady," he says is there anything
can do?"
'If you will tell Mr.. Boxall that
should be glad to see him." said May,
Il cannot understand 1t all Papa
was never like this-never so i'll AMI
upset until today. until this gentle
man cane down.
"Who is he?" says the doctor.
May shakes her head
"Wh&re--where--h YOU taken"
40 his own ROOM he says. 81
have sent for my I,aItne"-just for
forms sake though of course moth.
ing could be done--nothing on earth
and | have asked Mr.. Boxall
whether he had not better send for
Mr.. Blake"
Mr.. Blake is the county solicitor.
May shakes hr head.
IL do not know what to do" she
says, AMI it is the simple truth; she
does not know what to do.
The old doctor has never been
placed in such a position before. His
work being done-the man dead-he
would, in the usual course, have gone
home; but he feels that he cannot go
and leave the beautiful girl alone and
helpless, without one woman friend
near her, and all the great house de-
pending upon and waiting for orders.
He has never been SO placed before.
There is an air of mystery, too,
about the sudden ending of this
favorite Of fortune; Of course 1t is
heart disease but-but-
Presently as May sits with folded
hands and rigid, stony face, staring at
The fire, the door opens. and Mr..
BoXall comes in.
Did you wish to see me-" he says,
with nervous, agitated and hesitat-
ing air.
May rises and stands looking at
him.
"Will you tell me who you are, Mr..
BoXall?" she says, simply.
He puts his hand to his mouth
beth are trembling.
Il am your fathers confidential
clerk, Miss Dalton. | thought you
knew that"
To be continued.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-25

The Booklovers Magazine Is to pass
irto the hands Of D. Appleton & Co.