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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21
10 BE INVESTIGATED
State Board viii RigldIy loquire
Into Charges.
MADE by jos. D. EGGLEsIOs
Name Of Person Owning virglnIa
School Register is. Kept ouiet-con-
tract Said to Have Been Made Direct
witt, Publishers. y "a s., y,
Especial 10 the Daily Press.

ts'pctttl ~ Tue Dslily f'rcSS.
zRlCIiM0NIh VA. SApril 2O,-Thc
, State board Of eduettion is To make a
rigid investigation of the charges made
by joseph D. Esgleston. .lr, of Prince
Edward county. concerning the Vir.
sinia scnool register and its use by the
school teachers Of the State.
Il NIL he recalled that Mr.. Eggles-
ten, announcing his candidacy, made
reference to the use of the register
and alleged that the State was hein.
m,slctad for considerable more thar
the register was worth. He cited fig
urcs 10 prove his assertion.
Direct With Publisher.
Al the department. ofspublic instruc
ton tcday it twas said that tile con
tract for The registers wns made difecl
with the publishers. Ittis not known
by whom it is owned. sF,TheN contract
was made in 1898 and no other reg
lister was offered for adoption by thu
heard. DIR. Sonthdll. Tile superintend
ent Is not in the city today; and Sec.
rotary Brent could not. talk in! regard
to the matter, lie would not say. any.
thing about the Investigation of Inc
charges male by Mr.. l:ggleston. saying
twas a matter for the superintendent
nn,i members Of the beard To discuss.
i is understood that the general charg.
es made by Mr.. Eggleston will he re.
viewed, and il is also believed that The
hearing will be open. 5 ~
Rumors are current that the register
is the property Of gentlemanin this
city. but that he does not appear in
connection with tho matter in any way.
When the question was asked today il
The register had ever been the properly
of any person connected with the de.
4 partment. or II any person In the de.
pnrtment had any peculiarly or other
Tinterost In the register. the answer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21
KEEN, OF EAR
Hogs Have Finer Sense of Hearing
Than You Imagine

( 1850 $50 - ArAhcF 9cnhe Oh hearing
Than You Imagine.
"Eogs have Il muclia keener sense Of
hearing than most people. seem Ia
think" said Il man from the country,
"They can see well and ut Il .'consIdera.
BILE distance. but the nose anu eyes OF
the hog must give first place to the
cars. ,ji.
This Is so, no DOUBT. because hear
Ing 10 probably the most useful OF the
senses In the hog life, particularly III
That season of, the year when the hog in
Inc wild state must rely upon the fruit
age Of trees In the main for food. Even
with this advantage 1t is frequently a
herce race to seq; which hog can get
there first. Itywould be Interesting TO
know Just how, far hog can lear an
acorn fall. 1t is remarkable how quick
Is they become cognizant of the fact
thatsan acorn has been blown from its
outer shell and tumbled toward the
ground. and he seems to catch the
sound quicker whom lie knows n com.
petitor Is near who Will run him a
race for the nut. have witnessed some
!ierce and Interesting races between
hogs with an acorn rs the stake.
nut hog within twenty yards of an
pax ana III nine cases out of ten lie will
beat the acorn to the place. In nine
cases out of ten the hog will be within
rev feet of where the acorn strikes
.he ground another fact which argues
me superiority OF the hogs hearing.
ne can apparently, tell pretty well by
he sound where the acorn will fail,
ana ne Will rarely miss it more, than a
rev 1eet.-New Orleans Times. Demo.
Graf i7l., - {,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21
DID THE JUDGE
ACCEPT BRIDES I?
Sensational Charge Against West yir
ginia Wesrer of the Ernnlne Follow,
ed by His Resignation.
ltEy Associated Press.l

CHARLESTON. W. VA. April 90
rs result OF nm afIiilahit OF County
Tax Commissioners J. T. Hudson nc
cuvsins Judge a C. Shaver, Of the conn.
W court, of accepting hribcs the judge
today resigned. The affidavit was.
lliied IN the Kanawha Circuit Court an.l
asked forllhc impeachment OF Shaver.
charging him with accepting more han
sl.Soplfrom former shcrllr John A. Jar.
relt
Tile money was alleged 10 have been
given TO Influence Shayer%to. throw Ills
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21
:l2 1-5.
keene's Sinister Won peconio.

New York, April 20.--James r.
keene's Sinister, backed from even
money TO II 10 20. easily won tho Pc.
comic Handicapped the Aqneduct today,
defeating fair field of sprinters. Sin!
lster took the lead soon after the start
ana won by one and one-half lengths
from ,rrapper. with Belle Strome third.
Santa Catalina. long shot, won the
mile handicap In the fast time of
LBS "a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21
HEINZ WINS HIS CASE.
Montara Supreme Court Alfirms Deci.'
sion of Lower Court.
(Ey Associated Press,)

(EE -tSSociateU PresS.)
i HELENA. MONT. April 25.--Thc
Supreme Court OF Montana today af.
hrined tho Judgment of the District
Court of Silver Bow county in the
case Of Miles Finlen. against l.. Angus.
'as Helnz, the Montana Ore Purchasing
Company and others, better known NJ
The Minnie lIealy case. involving title
to one of The richest copper mines in
Butte
The effect CT the decision is 10 give
Heinz title TO The mine. value to whicl,
Is estimated in the millions!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21

vote IN the county court for or against
applicants for liquor licenses. accord
IN. 70 Ja1rre't's desire. He is also 'ac-
cnsed Of accepting money for the samc
purpose from former Postmaster o. Il.
Polly and several saloon keepers who
desired licenses
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21
Want Teddy to Visit chicaao.

" ti'y Associated press)
CHICAGO. Ills. April 3D. Mayor
Edward +. Dunno today sent telc.
gram To President Roosevelt inviting
him, on behalf OF the people of Chicago.
TO visit This city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21
Viii Call on EooIeston.

Will Call on Eegleston.
The State board OF education will
meet here April q. and II is said that
ono of the first acts Of that body will
he to invite Mr.. Eggleslon TO appear
ana present his charges 10 the board
together with whit proof he may have
'hut The statei is being worked for an
inferior book at an eXnrbitant price.
i is understand that Mr.. IGggieston
iiaa;the name of The owner Of tho reg.
istcr and thatshe will present all the
facts in his possession when called
upon 10 do so. no one hesjtates to he
lieMe when ihey know Mr. Egglestm s
way of dealing with affairs of any kin.l
Reports connect the name .nf certain
public. school officials withthe register.
it IS in violation of the Law. which .cA-
pressly prohibits and restraints any pcr
son connected with the school system
In any way. from furnishing any book.
publication, furniture or supplies OF
any kind to any school or to act ms the
agent OF any. person who may offer any
supplies of any sort or description to
the free schools of the State. The
law can be- found in section 147a Of
the school laws. VIVA. is more. am
contract made or money paid for such
supplies to any such person as may be
excluded from sale of supplies. any
inc withinttwo years the district or
county can recover the amount paid
therefor before the Circuit Court Of
me county or city in which said dis.
r.ct may be located.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21
Mr.. Todd Leaves

Mr. Joe Todd, popular young man
Oh thls city and a member of several
secret orders here, has gone to Nevada
where he will make his future home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-21

was that no one in the employ of the
depaiimen OF public instruction had
ever had any connection with the reg
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29

First publication April -, 1903
last May 49, l9o5.
To the owner or owners of any and
AN interests in the land herein describ
ed and 10 the mortgage or mort
gagees nsmed in all undischarged
recorded mortgages against said land,
or any assignee thereof Of record
Take notice. that sale has been law
fully made Of the following described
land for unpaid taxes thereon and
that the undersigned has title thereto
under tax deed issued therefor, and
4 that you are entitled 10 reconveyance
| thereof at any time within six months
after service upon YOU ~ this notice,
upon payment TO the undersigned or
10 the register in chancery Of the
county i'm which the lands lie of All
sums paid upon such purchase to-
gether with one hundred per cent nj
ditional thereto. and the fees Of the
sheriff for the service or cost OF publ
cation Of this notice, to be computed
as upon personal service of dechra-
uou as commencement 81 suit and the
further sum Of five dollars for each
description without other additional
costs or charges II payment as afors
said is not made. the undersigned will
institute proceedings tor possession
of the land
End SW of VIZ Sec. ID
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
ARnl-r RHEI-MATIsM.

There are few diseases that inilic'
more torture than rheumatism an
there is probably no disease for whic
such varied and useless lot of RENE
dies have been suggested. To ~
that FL can bee cured H. therefore
bold statement 10 make hut Chamhc'
lain Pain Balm which ENJOYS an q,
tensive sale has met with great su,
cc in the treatment of this diseas'
Cno application OF Pain Balm viii p
lieve tho pain and hundreds cf suite
ers have testified % permanent car
hv lta use Why suffer when Pa
Balm affords such quick relief az
costs but tribe For .ale by r. IT,
Cole.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
First publication April Is last April
%, 1905.

lAnN lN'atN'NAf's ~ - - NO. 49,
%. 1908
OF MIClllGAN,
County ~ Iron
The Probate Court for said county
AZ session Of said court held at
the Probate Office. ia the City 81 CHs
tai Falls iu said county an rho lsm
dav al March. A. ID laof
Present Hon. isaac ~ Bters Judge
of Probate.
i'm the Matter OF the legal Heirs ol
Daniel Cory Deceased and of Mary
Ellen CORY. Deceased
On reading and filing the petition
II Jane n. Cory duly verified. pray
ing that said court DC determine and
adiudicate who were the lawful heirs
a. ine said Daniel Cory deceased
and who are the lawful heirs Of the
said Mary Ellen Cory deceased 10 is
ordered that said petition be heard ~
the probate Office I'm tire City OF Cry
tai Falls aforesaid on the attn day ni
June next. at two clock in the after
noon and that notice I'D said po-it.oI
and Of tho time aud place hereinhotor
ASST gncd tor tine hearing thereof b
given 6y publishing copy ot tm
order fo, three sueclai ve weeks n Ih
Diamond Drill q newspaper pu0llsuH
hi tho City Of CRYSTAL Fails aforesaid
,.,,,,o,a,triu. within tha thirty dAy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS 5 NEE 7
INC,

Notice Is hereby given that..the 4"
nual meeting OF the stockholders q
The Hemlock River Mining Compau
will be held at the Cleveland Office =
the company, Western Reserve Bull
ing, Cleveland. Ohio, on Wednesda
May. II, 1905, at eleven o'clock A. n
for the election OF directors aud 4
transaction Of such other business :
may come before the meeting.
BY order of the directors.
IA. =, Haselton
Secretai
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
A guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching. Bind. Bleeding or Protrr
ing Pills Druggists refund money
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any ca
no matter of how long standing, IN
to I days First application q
cnse and rest soc II your drugs
hasn II send soc IN stamps and
will bee forwarded postpaid by Pa"
Medicine Co. ST. Louis. Mo
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
First publication April -; last April
%, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Registration OF the school
District OF Crystal Falls will be in
session at the building commonly
known at the town hall, in the city OF
Crystal Falls, in said school district,
on Saturday, the twenty.ninth day OF
April, A. d. 1905, from eight o'clock
In the forenoon 10 eight O'Clock ia the
afternoon, Tor the purpose Of complet.
ing the list OF the qualified electors
OF said school district FOR the special
meeting Of said school district APP
pointed 10 bc held on the first day OF
May. 4. -. 1901.
Dated this 18th day 81 April \. y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29

BaCkacht IA never known 20 tho.
persons who take AN occasional do
of pinenles The value of the res
obtained from the Pine tree has loi
been recognized IN the treatment
Diseases OF the bladder and kinde,
one dose Of Pineules will give
lief. and one bottle will cure. Sold
Frank w Cole.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29

4 strength tonic Tint brings rich
rel boot Makes YOU strong healthy
aud active. That's what Hullister =
Rocky Mountain Tea Will do -
cents. Tea or Tablets.
- ,,fttt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT MEETING.

First publication Apr. ~; last April
-, 1908.
Notice is hereby given tua "A special
meeting 1T the School District 81
Cnstal Fails wil. Dr. held at tne bUild-
lng commons <agNn lsthetoNuh LIAM,
m the CiUor CRYSTAL Fails m said
eb0oi district, ou thcGr>J jyof May
s. ID. 1908, and that the question q
borrowing forty Thousand dollar, 10
erect aud furnish "a central school
aouse and issuing b0ndsut said school
district therefore is Go be voted upon
at said meeting Oa the day of said
meeting the polls thoroot Will be
opened FAT u,ne O'Clock in the forenoon
and will continue, without utermi>-
. Sion on adjournment open uutil ave
O'clock In The afternoon 80 tue ,ama
I ua1 and uo longer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-29

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-24
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
WILL Be HELD IN ROANOKE TO
NOMINATE STATE TICKET
MAY IGNORE THE NEGROES At THE MEETING

The Republican State committee. in
session at Lynchburg Wednesday night.
decided to hold its State convention for
the nomination OF full State ticket at
Roanoke ON August ;. The basis OF rep
resentation will be one vote for every
100 votes east for President Roosevelt in
1904. which will make Il convention
with 800 delegates.
There WAS a warm fight for place Of
holding the convention. the vote on the
first ballot being: Roanoke. Is; Rich
mOnd, II, and Newport News, |.
Ii has been tacitly agreed upon by the
dominant faction in the Republican or
ganization that the whites must control
absolutely. and it is desired that there
shall be few, il any, negroes III the con
vcntiOn. The Seventh. Ninth and Tenth
Districts, all in the mountain section OF
the State, where negroes are few. can
control the committee and the cOnven-
ton. 1t is cOntended that il the cOnvcn-
ton assembled in Roanoke there would
be- few negroes in attendance as specta-
tors. and fewer present as delegates.
The party management desires To he
publicanize the State, and To that end To
invade the Eastern section and make an
impressive appearance. With the negro
practically eliminated from the party
councils and an insignificant factor in its
vote and with "a candidate OF such n
characteras to appeal to the best and
most conservative element Of the popu-
lation. many Republicans expect to see
their vote largely increased IN the NO
varnhar election
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-24
DISTINGUISHED CONFEDERATE
GENERAL MARRIED
COx.CIaiborne.

Gen. William Rufiin Cox, of North Caro-
lima. was married to Mrs. Herbert Au-
justine Claiborne, OF Richmond, in that
city Wednesday. The ceremony was per
formed at the home OF the bride, Cos
West Grace street, which was prOiusely
decorated with pink and white roses and
palms for the occasion. ri. Rev. Joseph
Blount Cheshire. Bishop OF North Caro-
lima. was the celebrant, assisted by Rev.
LandOn X. Mason, of Grace Episcopal
church.
The bride is regarded as one OF the
handsomest women in Virginia.
Gen. Cox won his rank in the Conied-
crate army, where he served with great
gallantry during the Civil war. He is a
graduate in law of Franklin College,
Tennessee, and has been circuit judge in
North Carolina, Congressman and secre-
tarv of United States Senate.
The couple will spend their honeymoon
at the country estate OF Gen. Cox in
Edgecombe county, n. C., and later will
travel as far West as Portland. Oregon.
Among the many elegant wedding gifts
was a massive silver loving cup, sent by
the Virginia Society of Colonial Danes,
OF which Mrs Claiborne is president. The
cup was inscribed with Mrs. Claiborne 8
name, the date, the insignia OF the so
ciety and the Virginia coat OF arms.
As the daughter of the late Col. Henry
Coalter Cabell, OF Richmond, and Jane
Aston, of South Carolina, and the grand
daughter OF former Governor Cabell, OF
Virginia, Mrs. Claiborne is descended
from long line of distinguished ances-
try and occupies the highest position so-
ciaIly. She has been for several years
president Of the National Society OF Co
ionial Danes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-24
The ROads-Sale Of Real EStaie-Sun Stroke
Other Notes.

l'nionville. Va. June -. 1905.
Excessively warm weather for the past
several days eliminated in "A severn eltc-
trica storm last evening. bringing with
it a vast rain fall No serious damage Is
reported.
The roads in this district are being
worked at, principally with the scaper
leaving loose rock from the size oi one :
fist To that of small boulders IN It's wake,
which offsets what othergood the scrap
img machine might accomplish. THIS
sort OF road improvement is "A terror Ia
PERSONS who travel the highways and
there is much dissatisfaction.
Mrs. Sidney 4. Martin and LITTLE Miss
Elizabeth Martin have returned Ia their
home in Philadelphia after delightful
visit OF several weeks with relatives and
friends at this place.
The Misses Stevens, OF Pamunkey. three
charming and cultured young ladies,
have been recent guests of the Misses
Crittenden OF this place.
Mr. Edmund Halsey. who attended the
r. NJ. \. at Bedford City. has returned To
his home. near this place.
Nh K. o. ilalsey has recently sold "a
portion of the Walker estate To Mr. Mon
roe Waugh aud brother at II cost oi
81. 800. 50 we are informed.
Mr. W. II. Faulconer and. vile, oi
Lewinsville. Va. arr guests OF the latter :
parents at this place, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il.
Harris.
The postoflice building. Mr. II. X. Mar
tin. postmaster. has been recently Ell
larged and improved at this place.
Mrs. q. f. Waugh and children have
returned To their home. Mt Level.
near EyerOna. after visit of several
weeks at Baskerville, Augusta county.
Mr.. viii Pannill. OF Raccoon Ford. has
been critically i'll from sun stroke, which
occurred last Saturday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-24
ORANGE
Wheat and Hay Crops ShOrt-Stunned By LIGHT
Nnine-PerSOna and Other Notes.
Lahore. Va. JUNG End. lNO9.

Lahore, Va, June 22nd. 100.
This is the most strenuous time OF the
vear with the farmers: not only is il the
Qarnering of wheat. oats and hay but
the tilling of the corn fields. gardens,
melons. etc. All creation seems energiled
by the call OF nature for activity
Harvest il about over and reports
place the wheatcrop below last year, and
the hay crop. falling before the sickle Is
80 per cent. below last years crop IN
most places.
We have been blessed with abundant
rains and our gardens are laden with
wholesome vegetable Add To these the
chicken. fat enough To "siz' in the pan
without extra grease and You will have
"A glimpse oi the first course.
Jouus Johnson. one of the most NJ
spcted cOlurcd men in this county was
taken to the asylum Saturday. We hope
he NAV soon regain his mental equlllh-
riun and return To his we'll titled farm
10y PammkcN
Dr. voolfolk took Mr. Isaac Graves To
the Krllam Hospital in Richmond last
Friday To have a bad sore on his lace
treated. We hope and expect INN soon
to return cured.
We are glad To note that MIR. Joseph l..
Henderson, who is at the kcllam Tor
treatment. is rapidly improving and VIII
soon return to his large and prosperous
lumber yards in West Virginia.
Mrs. DR.. Grymcs and children. ni
Orange. spent Saturday night with Mrs.
DR. Eugene Voolfolk, near PamunkeN.
Mcssrs. Harry Gist and James Without,
of Somerset. We're welcome guests at
Frazer'~ Sunday.
Mr.. John Powell. son OF Attorney JAS.
l.. Powell Il student of rank at the '. L.
l.. and Mr.. Page Graves, a thrifty farmer
and cattle broker, OF Belmont. were en-
li,ening the shades about Pine Top Sun
day.
Mr.. George W Morton and several
OF his family, sitting ON the porch, were
considerably shocked Nednesdayevenlng
10y lightning.
Mr. Pugh, OF Pine Top, has been quite
sick this week.
Mr. Geo. Frazer has just received fine
buggy put mp by Mr.. Gravatt, OF your
city.
We have for the present plenty oi ram
but the frogs. rain crows and the wealth
er bureau arr predicting more
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-24
COL. JOS. {. WILLARD
His Record And How He Stands With His Home
People.

The reception accorded Lleut.-GuV.
JOS +. Willard wherever he goes. and
the trend of the public sentiment ~
manifested in the news reports. shows
that his strength il not merely local. but
is general throughout the Stat. with
the tide running steadily in hi- direction.
The ANONYMOUS attack made upon him
some time ago has had the opposite
effect from the one intended. Inst 'ad OF
weakening him it has strengthcd him
everywhere, for the iair-mnded people
of Virginia have no liberation for such
unfair political methods.
Neither do they heed the objection that
he i a rich man, aud therefore should
not be accorded politicalhonOrs. Wealth
per ~. should open the door Of prciernent
To no man. but. ON the other hand. II
should not be bar Of his advancement.
4 rich man should have equal opportu-
nity with any other man. no more and
no less. and the friends OF Capt. Willard
ask no other favor than that ne be sup
ported according TO his merits.
What is Capt. Wizards record? Has
he appeared suddenly before the public
and demanded recognition, with no pre-
yious training in public affairs, and no
manly deeds to his credit to command
public appreciation? For ten years he
represented Fairfax county in the IOuse
| of Delegates. being returned each time
without opposition. That is a pretty
| fair test of the way he is esteemed by bis
own people, the people among whom he
was raised and who know him like a
| book " And Just here we may add that
"Joe Wizards" cOrdialty is not as
snmed is not the veneering OF the mere
oflice-seeker. Brought upunderChristian
influences, he was early taught the fact
/ that true character was not not based
upon worldly possessions, but upon
! high and noble principles. He knew no
other distinction as n boy; he has recog-
nized no other AZ q man. The friends
and companions of his bOyhOOd are his
friends OF today without aifectatiOn or
pretense.
When the war with Spain was de-
clared. he was among the first to voiun-
teer his services, raising and equpping a
company at his own expense. lie
claimed no place of security because he
was rich. Elected Governor
of the Commonwealth in 1901, lle las 50
demcaned himself AZ To win the good
opinion of every one. He has never had
"A superior as presiding officer OF the
| Senate.
This is the man, tried and true, who
now aspires TO be Governor. He pre-
sents a record of loyal service to the old
State. and ripe experience which has
given him perfect familiarity with her
needs. backed by an ability and energy
capable Of accomplishing practical re-
suits.-Fairiax Herald.
Norris, the jeweler and optician, is al
ways ready and willing to make good
any guarantee he gives You with his
goods. II they do not turn out just as
lac represents them to you, return same
and be will satisfy you at any cost.