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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
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At Jockey Club Track.


NEW. ORLEANS, Feb. o0.-Resu,ts
at the New Orleans Jockey Clubs
track:
First race, (5 :urlonas)-LiGwina
won; Roxelle. second; Peerless. Queen
third. Time LOS So
Second race. (hal. mile)- Reuben
won: Tishomingo. second; Mint Boy
third. Time Isl rs
Third race. Is furlongs}-Fox Hunt
lng. won; Janeta, second: MZzen Mast
third. Time 1885 is
Fourth race. 6 furlongs Yellow
Hammer, won: Clifton Bog, second
Banana Cream, third Time 1919 SIS
Fifth race, C furlongs ,-Moderator
won: J,lia NJ, second The Dui1oon
third. limo 1919 2-5.
Sixth race, Zone m!lcj-Lady Char.
lot. won: Ida Licb. second: Morris
Voimer third. Time 1850.
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must be made In writing.
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Interesting Sermon.

Rev. VIM. Meade Clarke, OF Rich
mond. preached All interesting ser
mon to the brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
in Ernlon Episcopal church Sunday
night The cdiGcc WAS crowded,
amcnS tho congregation hcin: many
young .acE.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockhnld-
ers OF the Newport News; ShipbuidIng
Il Dry Dock Company will ne held at
the Office OF the company at Newport
.snws. Va, on Thursday, March 9th,
'!Ha At - O'Clock noon, for the cleo
llt'li o' directors lor the ensuing year,
and INC transaction of such other bust
ness AS may properly come before the
meeting. CHARLES BABRlDGE
2-l6-llt Secretary.
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shipyard VS.. Jones.

Judge Blackstone, in the Circuit
Court, is still hearing the argument in
me case Of the shipyard vs.. Jones. 1t
IS probable that the argument will be
concluded today.
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Yesterday for New York state 10 take
Orders for tie gas saving device which
MS company viii manufacture Mr..
Halsamin returned Saturday from :,
Southern "trip On which 10 net with
@:cat success. He sa:s: that If ne IS as:
successful in the North it viii be neccs
Saiy 10 double the size or the pian.
which is 10 DC installed. Tho machin
cry will be here abor, March 10 and
will be installed at once.
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Oratorio Society Toniuht.

The Newport News Hampton Ora
torlo Society will meet for rehearsal
tonight at the parish house Of ST.
panls Episcopal church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

FOR SALE-THREE SPECIAL BAR
gains in vacant building lots: On
ForLy-eighth street, only $3.50. Git
cost $500. On Jefferson avenue.
corner lot, near Twenty eighth
street. only sl,l00, Git cost s1.700.)
5000 cash and balance on time On
Twenty-eighth street, near Jefferson
avenue, cost 5000 For a quick pur-
chase il is offered for only $500 VIII
give some time il desired Must
be quick to secure these snaps
SOMMERVlLLE & co. 2-l9-ot
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Gets Mail Contract.

Mr.. a. t. Cloves has been awarded
The contract for carrying tho mail re-
tween tie 'iepot and The postofiice.
and has entered upon his duties.
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WA SrED-BOARDERS AND ROOM.
ers. ZIG Twenty-seventh street
III

WANTED-TENANTS TO LOOK AT
tina, great bargain We offer near
Jefferson avenue. Good six-room
dwelling, with bath. sewer: nicely
papercd and painted, only Sl,25O.
Just $3.50 cash and $15 per month.
Considered worth $1,000. Title
guaranteed by Title Co, free to you.
SOMMERVll-LE & CO., 2-l9-2t
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Public Speakers use Piso's Cure to
strengthen their voice and proven.
hOarSeneSs.
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TO Visit His Dauuhter.

Mrs. l.. W. Lane. ST., leaves Wed
nesday 10 visit her daughter Mrs =,
t Lamb in Norfolk
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Personal,

Miss Maria Peasants Moselcy. Of
Richmond, is the guest Of Mrs NJ. Il.
Barnet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

Those forty-two piece dinner sets at
Lash's are selling for only $5.87 set.
Have you seen them? e.7tf
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SPECIAL Notice TO INVESTORS
We offer two lots with two buildings,
90 rooms, bringing $204 annual rent.
for only $3.50. This is 16 per cent.
Lots assessed at $500, and buildings
cost $500. Capable OF earning 81
rer cent. Title guaranteed by Title
Company free. SOMAlERVILLE &.
60. 2-10-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

THE LADIES IN
: Newport News to wear A 700 &
CO.'S skirts, hats, wells and hose
251O Washington avenue. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

n. P. Dodge Postma ster at Manassa
r WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-The Presi-
dent today sent to the Senate the
nomination OF Howard p. Dodge. as
postmaster at Manassas, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAGGAGE TRANS
fer .Company-Pronpt and careful
attention given to the transfer OF
baggage TO and from all steamers
and trains. We respectfully solicit
your patronage. Office NJ. & NJ. r..
Co. Bell phone 80 and 21S. j. S.
Il DALBY, ,Supt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

THE PEOPLES HAY AND FEED
COMPANY, 3l3 Thirtieth street,
have a number OF stalls to rent with
light, water and shelter for wagons
Citizens phone So. 1-2O.1m
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Circui, Court in Session.

Circn;t Ccu.L convened here again
this morning and win continue IN SEES
sion until Wednesday,
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WAN ED.

WANTED-THREE FIRST GLASS
upholsterers good wages; at TIL;
PEOPLES FURNlTUkE PACKING
& STORAGE Co, 3l3 Thirtieth
street. None but first class work.
men need apply
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TEF NSOF1S WEE ING.
4 regular meeting OF James River
Conclave. No. 253, Improved Order
Heptasophs, will be held tonight at S
O'Clock. in the Young Mems Hebrew
Association hall 225 Twenty-eighth
street.
W, s. BROADWELi>,
2-'-2n Secretary.
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WANTED-OCCUPANT FOR SUN
ny front room, With board: also
table boarders. at 223 Twenty-ninth
street. &. o-lS-ft
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Off For New York.

MIR. G. Harsamin, manager OF the
Novelty Manufacturing Company, left
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IF YOU WANT AN EASY SHAVE,
ask to see ]. Hornstin at Oleson's
barber shop, 1907 Washington ave
nue.. 2-21-3t
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FOR

bOlt SALF-ONE DOUBLE AND
one single Cyphers' chicken hroot1er.
S IN first class condition Can be pur-
chased cheap. Apply to GEORGE
YOUNG, LaSalle avenue and rail-
road crossing, Hampton. 2-1S-3t
FOR SALE--THEs BEST HOUSE IN
North End for the price Ten rooms
and bath, new range. hot and cold
water, sewer, inside blinds, folding
doors. three porches newly painted.
papercd. Splendid place for boarders.
Only S2,45O; just 5000 cash and $25
per month Simple interest. SOM
y MEX LILLE u co. 2-21-5t
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FOR SALE-2S-FOOT HAT CASE,
counters, clothing tables. windows.
plate glass doors. window store fix
lures, etc. Apply to ROBERT MAR
GUS. Hampton. Va. 2-lo-3t
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FOR SALE-A BRUNSWICK-BALKE-
Collender Company pool table: in
first class condition; recently re-
covered. Apply to GEO. f. ADAMS.
Manager Chamberlin hotel, Fortress
Monroe. Va. 2s1ot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

FOUND-POINTER DOG; OWNER
may get possession by describing
paying costs. Address J. E. BURCH-
FER, Oyster Point, Va. 1t
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HEPTAsoPHs' MEETING.

Sidney J. Dudley Atty. 2-21-ot Il,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-15
INVESTIGAI 1[ON AN
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The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

regulation of interstate commerce that
many of the unjust determinations
that now exist in favor of Kansas City
and against the interior towns of Kan
sas Will be corrected. President
Roosevelt has wisely not attempted to
suggest to congress the terms of the
law. He stands sponsor for no bill. He
has made recommendation under the
authority given him by the constitu-
ton: and the recommendations in his
last message are indorsed by many who
could not support his recommendation
of a year ago. The responsibility rests
upon congress to frame a bill that Will
meet the situation and prove effective
when administered. It is a great re-
sponsibility. The power of the rail-
roads to fix rates is almost equal to the
power of taxation. The unrestricted
exercise of this great power menaces
the rights and liberties of the public.
Congress has the unauestioned power
to regulate and SUPERVISE the making
of interstate rates and it should eXer-
else more of its power so that the car
rier may be compelled to treat the
public with exact and even banded
justice. Any attempt under the guise
of regulation to compel the carrier to
transport property at a rate so low that
it will not produce a fair return on the
investment will be declared invalid by
the courts. Thus, there is no danger to F.
the carriers in a bad, vicious and un-
fair law, but the injury will be to the
and the public by attempting
to provide them relief through a law
that will be declared illegal and void.
Effective legislation can only be Sc
cured when senators and representa-
tives are permitted to use their best
in determining the details of
a measure which viii accomplish what
is desired by the people. It is gratify-
ing to know that generally such liberty
Of action is accorded and the senator
or representative is finally judged, not
by what he promises, but by what he
does. Congress in considering this
question should determine it not alone
in the interest of the carrier and the
shipper, but in its relations to the pub
lie as we'll President Roosevelt, in his
last great message, suggests the true
course to take and congress viii do well
if it walks in the pathway which he
has there marked out.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22
A11Es ATHLETIC sCHE0IE.
School VIII Try to Secure Two Dollars
From Each Student.

Ames, Ia, Dec. 22.-The athletic as
sociation of the Iowa state college has
been for some time past considering
the proposition of asking the board of
trustees to levy a. tax upon each stu
dent for the support of athletics. SO
that all athletic events might be free
to the students. AS this plan has been
found to be illegal the association has
determined to ask the students to vol
unfairly tax themselves for the support
of athletics.
The plan will necessitate the pay
ment of 50 by each student at the be
ginning of every term when they
classify. Fer this 50 the student viii
receive a certificate emitting him to a.
season ticket to all events on the ath-
letic grounds.
To bring this matter before the stu
dent body a meeting will be held soon
to vote whether or not to add this
voluntary tax to the list of fees to be
paid by the student at the beginning of
each term. If this should carry it will
practically assure the association that
there viii be no deficit in the treasury
at the end Of the athletic season.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22
STRONG in DEFEAT
Doesn't III HurtMissOUri University
to Lose at Football.
The Attendance Of Students Is
Up to Usual Standard.
SMALLER IN VICTORY.
Both Times After Defeat of
K. .. Scholars Fewer.
Pupils Not Drifting to Kansas
Say the CuratOrs.
SMALLER IN VICTORY

Columbia, No, Dee. 22.-Inquiry at the
meeting of the board of curators of Mis-
souri, university discloses the fact that
the statement that football defeats di-
minish student attendance in the Mis-
souri, university is untrue
Only twice in the last fourteen years
has the attendance in Missouri universi-
~ been less than in the year preceding
The two times, singularly enough, were
in the years following the victories over
Kansas in football. In 1893 Missouri
university beat Kansas university u to
4 the worst defeat in its history, and
in 1894 the attendance was ten less than
in 1898. In 1901 Missouri beat Kansas Is
to - and in 1902, the year following, the
student enrolment fell to thirty-eight
below the enrolment of 1901. In 1891,
the year the Kansas and Missouri foot
ball games began, there were 639 stu
dents in the Kansas university and only
432 in the Missouri university. In 1905
there were ], sos students in the Missouri
and some 300 less in the Kansas uni
versity.
In Individual years the comparison
shown by the investigation was equally
striking. In 1903 Kansas beat Missouri
to 0. The next year Missouri gained
233 in attendance and Kansas gained
only 127.
The investigation discloses the fact
also that the statement that Missouri
students were drifting to Kansas be-
cause Kansas has won more intercOl-
legiate football games than Missouri is
untrue. The statistics on this subject
go back to 1895. In that year was the
6O-called great Missouri team which
beat Kansas 10 to 6. The next year Mis-
souri, sent fifty-one students to Kansas,
while Kansas sent only five students to
Missouri In 1904, after repeated defeats,
Missouri sends only fifty students to
Kansas, while Kansas has thirty six
students enrolled in Missouri This is
true despite the location of Lawrence,
the seat of the Kansas university, only
an hours ride from Kansas City. The
investigation also showed that Missouri
had been almost uniformly successful
in al forms Of athletics except football.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

New York, Dec 22.-There is a
strong probability now that Jimmy
Britt will be Terry McGovern's next
opponent and that Bob Deadly of Phila-
delphia will handle a six-round affair
between the former champions. The
news that there was a likelihood of
this scrap being cOnsummated was an
nounced by Willie Britt. Jimmy's
brother, today.
I'VE are sparring around for the
match now" he said. 1.-The date has
not been settled on, but that need
cause no hitch. We are willing to post
a forfeit at once of $4,000, half for
weight and half for appearance. The
weight is to be 1873 pounds and will be
no hardship for either man. I think
this will be a more attractive fight than
that between McGovern and Nelson be-
cause there will be more action to it"
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22
IS AFTER a woRLD,s REcoRD.
Watts Purchases St. Paul to Complete
TFOtting Team.

Lexington. KY, Dec. 22.-With the
intention of taking the worlds double
team record for amateur drivers, Geo.
Watts of st. Louis, has purchased here
Of John B. Stewart, the 5-year-
gelding st. Paul, by Noval-Sister
Pauline, by Wilkes Boy, for $4,000.
Watts owns WocOnda and believes
St Paul will hook up well with him for
a fast mile. st. Paul has a record of
2:l7 and has done a mile in I'll Y.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22
EAST AND WEST COMPARED.
View of Walter Mccormack on Sec
tionaI Football.

tionaI Football.
New Haven, Conn, Dec. 22.@The
Yales News prints an article by Walter
Mccormack. the old Dartmouth cap
tain and coach, and the present coach
of Northwestern university in which
western and eastern football are com
pared AS Mccormack is about the
only man who has il recent years
coached successfully in both the east
and in the west, and as such eastern
football stars as Hogan and Rockwell
of Yale, COOney of Princeton, and Brill
of Harvard, are his products, his Opin-
ion is Of some weight.
He writes:
west must prepare his team early for
important contests and when such
contests come early in a season he is
compelled to disclose his most finished
game to the other universities which
he has to meet This has induced
him constantly to develop new styles of
play, formations and tricks, and time
to spend in the development of details
is not offered.
LAS a result of this difference in
schedules we find western football
more ingenious, spectacular, and vari-
able than that of the east. Eastern
football is more methodical, analytical.
and cooperative. Eastern coaches
pay more attention to the drill of the
elements and of details. Western
coaches to com binations and variations
thereof. Western football is faster
where speed means the number of
plays made in a minute, but eastern
football is faster after the ball begins
to move.
''In material. the east has more ex-
perienced and skilled men. Schools
like Exeter, Andover, and Lawrence
have no equals in the country among
preparatory schools. Michigan and
Minnesota, however, have men better
physically equipped to play football
than any other college in the world
These teams average in weight from
100 to 205 pounds"
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

were made here today to the effect that
the names of Catlin of Chicago, Nor
cross of Michigan, Vanderboom of Wis
consin, and COchen, formerly assistant
coach at Wisconsin, are being censid-
cred for the position of football coach.
It is said that the board of control VIII
decide on one of them shortly after the
holidays. The students have been
holding meetings the past week on
athletics, and it is said many changes
may be inaugurated after Christmas.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 22.-Wal-
ter Camp, secretary OF the intercollege
football rules committee, has an
nounced that the next committee
meeting would be held next week Fri
day. It was originally scheduled for
last Friday. December IS, but at Har-
wards request was postponed until to-
day. At Harvard's second request it
has been postponed to December 20.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

New York, Dec. 22=For the third
time Howard Gould Will race his steam
yacht Niagara " against w K. Van
that the match will be held over the
forty mile course off Port Jersey next
summer.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

New Orleans Dec. 22.-The feature
Of the programme at City park was the
five and one-half furlongs handicap
which was fourth on the card. There
the topWeights, was backed from to
2 down to to ., but he never was
prominent. while Chief Hayes, Car
aphine and Lucy Long finished noses
apart in the order named. The vic
tories were evenly divided between
qavorites ard nonfavorites
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

For the Christmas and New Years
holidays tickets will be sold to points
on Santa Fe lines and connecting lines
at rate of one and one-third fare
Tickets on sale December p, %. "a
e5. 80. 81 and January 1. Final re-
turn limit January 4, 1905.
For further particulars. address
4. L. KING, G. 2. q T. A.
Iopeka. kansas
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

New orleans. Dec. .22.-The heavy
track at the fair grounds told against
the favorites and but twO-Gold En-
a.mel and Blue Pirate-were success
fl7I In each case the favorite was
driven hard to win
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

~ Angeles, Cal, Dec. 22--Silver
c,Ie at IA to 5, easily defeated a bunch
~ 5vesr-oIds. Walsh, who rode Silver
sue laid out of the race in the early
running but came away at the END
e15 Won in an impressive manner. Old
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22
Holiday Rates-santa re-

For the Christmas and New Yeor-
holidays tickets win be sold to pointe-
on Santa Fe lines and CONNECTING UnsS
at rate of one and one-thfrd fara
I1ckeLs on salS 4CeceIaDeE - %, q,
2R. 80, 81 and January l. Final re-
turn limit January 4, 1906
For further particulars, address
T. L. KING, c. P. & 7.
Topeka. Kansas
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22

Dutiful was the medium of a mild kill
ing. The old gray was heavily backed
at 6 to 5. He managed to get home in
front Of Golden Light. In this race,
Hersain carried the barrier through
the bunch and the dangling webbing
interfered with the field.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22
L. M. PENWELL.

Undertaken and Embalmer,
B11 Quincy Street.
GEO. N. HAY, Assistant Open Dav
Res. $50 Monroe St Ind phone g73
and Night. Both phones fs2
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22
25c Doll Chairs, roc

Painted red or white rockers, high
chairs or common chairs we h We sold
all season for 25c, good size, very
pretty ................. 1Oc
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-22
tands by President.

oJaIIIs DN LEC9lllUIIls
It is believed in Kansas that if con
gress exercises more of its power in the