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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
MUSICALE TUESDAY NIGHT.

NttractiVe ProGram VIII Be GiVcr
In Hampton Baptist Church.
An unusually attractive musicale
will be given by the ladies of tn
Hampton Baptist church IN the lee
turc room OF the church Tuesda,
evening Talent from Newport News
aud HAMPTON Normal school will rs
sist the local singers and Il delight
full program will be rendered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
CHRISTMAS BUYING BEGINS

Continued from page one.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
Teddy Leaves
Wednesday

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Oct. IL
There was an unusually large num-
Der Of callers at the white House
today. Most Of them called simply
to say goodby to the president. who
leaves here tomorrow on his trip
through tho south
This trip OF tho president will
complete his tour Of the entire Unit
cd States. The four states which
he has not visited "a president are
Louisiana. Arkansas. Florida and
North Carolina. He viii not. how
ever. conflne himself 20 these
states. but vii stop also In Virginia.
Alabama and Georgia.
The political aspect OF the trip
IL not without interest The preai-
dent IN prepared to make some Inn
portnnt political utterances during
the next few days. He has already
written a speech on the Chinese ex.
ciuEion policy which he will de-
liver IN Raleigh next Thursday. At
other points he will express his
views on such important matters as
rate legislation. the navy. Santo Do
mlngo and possibly Venezuela.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
Anti-ThOmpsOn
Crowd Baked

The anti Thomson faction In the
council led by GIL showed their
eolora az the meeting OF that body
ON Monday night. the occasion being
the introduction OF a bill amending
the present building ordinance.
The proposed change gives the
city engineer and the board Of
works additional powers, and Gill
baked. The president however,
was the only member who voted
against the amendment when II
came TO vote
Tho proposed amendment gives
the board OF works the authority to
issue permits for the construction of
brick foundations under wooden
buildings In the first fire limits. la
cases where the structures would
otherwise have TO be lowered on ae-
count Of regrRden. This permission
the council has been In the habit of
granting by passing special ordi-
nances Mayor Ballinger has de-
elared the procedure TO be illegal,
In that Il confera special benefits.
but the council has passed the ordl-
naneea over his veto.
Tho authority Of the council 10
confer such special privileges conati-
tutea a potent political leverage. and
II was probably ON account of this
fact that GIN rebeiied on Monday
night The Thomson following.
however. led by Mullen. yaDqulshed
him.
The chief object ia making such
an amendment at this time. an Cor
p0raiion Counsel Calhoun explained
i TO prevent tho city from being
muleted In the regfade damage
cases on Third and Jackson. TN
der the present system. the owners
Of buildings are enabled 10 secure
ex0rbilant damages because they
can show that the city has not the
legal authority to save them the
expense OF lowering their buildings.
II the board OF works IL empowered
10 glEe them such authority, they
vii bp unable 10 collect damages on
that grounds.
AZ some such remedy n not APP
Piled Mullen statesi. the damages on
Thifd and on Jackson Will be 80
great as 90 make the reErad.a al
most prohibitory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
IgTERNATIoNAI. BOUT on.

BOSTON. Mass. oct. i7-At Chel-
sean tonight Jimmy Walsh OF this
city and "Dlggef. Stanley. the
crack English bantam. are 10 meet
IN q ib-round bout and followers Of
pugillxm arc looking forward 10 one
OF the best lights seen in this neck
e woods In a long time This will
bo the third time Walsh and Stan
ley have met In the rims. Their
first encounter resulted In a draw
and In tho second Stanley got an
award over Walsh. Both bouts took
place IN England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
BLACK HAND
OUTRAGE

NEW YORK. Oct n. Following
the receipts OF two "black-hand let
tiers. threatening death and demand
ing money. the grocery store OF
Giambalyo nrnu. was dynamited
early tCday The explosion blew Gut
the front OF the store and rocked a
fiVo-atory tenement above, throwing
the people from their beds. II
shook buildings for blocks A IL
ear-old boy Il suspected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

There he stood. and l could see Il
In his appearance broke.
! went boldly over IL him and lay
ms my hand ON his shoulder, quiet
ly said
which part OF Scotland do YOU
come from"
lie looked up. smiled. and said
aud although the voice was rough
Il was music - me Glasgow.
Yes. and tsW Ions IL it since YOU
were thefe9
Il left there In 1854 l took fever
on the way out and was put into
the hospital at Frisco, and | have
been sailing here ever since
when are you going over To the
old country" I asked
Seotty smiled. II made one at
tempt two years ago, but my ship
was in collision and here | am.
woud like 20 GO home again. people
here ain't the same aa In the old
country. Everything ia on the rush,
men and women seem 10 push one
another over Why. II you so into
street car YOU will see ladies stand
ms. and the men sitting comfortably
on the seats and never appearing
10 notice them You wouldn't see
that In the old country"
A newsy passed, hesitated. and
Star. please"
Shame on you men who forgot
chivalry- stared az me. and | read
Look here. here's a lady been
going In the ears for two hours. IN
this town. with $40 bill which she
was 20 give 10 anyone Who would
give her a seat. and no one does t.,
and she Is writing In the paper
ahout Il. and rcylles the men OF Sc
attic for their want OF chivalry and
she wants 20 make all men alike
Well. laughed seotty. 4 bet
she would have lost her bill la
Glasgow
~ FHFsnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
WHAT STAR READERS
THINK OF THE QUESTION

Editor Seattle Star. II was with
pleasure that read an article In
FRIDAYS Star. conserving the lady
Shohas $40 TO give to the man gen
erous enough 60 give her his seat In
street ear,
hut who is TO blame for this state
Of affairs. the man or womanq
In my estimation the working
people ought 10 have the preference
81 seats on street cars between the
hours OF $40 60 6,Se. Outside OF
these hours. OF course. the ladies
ought 20. and. rs rule. aaye no
trouble in having all the seats they
want
10 YOU suppose that a working
man who has worked all day. maybe
from or Z o'clock tn 6. and maybe
that after dinner he will have lots
Of chores 10 do. such as ehopplng
wood. TIN bed time. Don't you
think that he Is glad 10 get a seat.
and keep ~ 10 you think that he
should give Il TO the lady who has
been shopping or taking In the
shows, or having tea with a friendg
A READER or THE STAR.
Although I had been only In the
city two days. In my weary walks
about the river front In search OF a
berth, ! had noticed him twice or
thrice. There was no installing his
nationality | knew he came from
the land over the seattle land that
Burns sang of-that Scott has de-
seribed In words Incomparahiy
grand-an my heart went out TO
him for we were both strangers In a
strange land. and as | bitterly
thought. aliens In cold inhosplta-
bic town. where everyone looked
askance AZ YOU because you were
not so we'll dressed as they.
II was the afternoon Of the second
day. and | turned YEARLY away
from the wharf (where | had been
idly gazing into the water and won
dering what tomorrow would bring
FORTH and walked quickly along.
intending 10 have another look az
the shops and the gay aud busy
crowd. AS hurried along I turned
my eyes towards a saloon at the
foot CT street
And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Potter, chaFiemaKns Tower. presl-
dent Nicholas Murray Butter. Of the
Columbia university. and Or. VIII
liam J, Hollauder. director 81 the
Carnegie museum At PiitsburR At
the same time Andrew Carnegie ives
formally Installed a. lord rector Of
the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

PTTTsBuR0. Pa. oct 1.-THE
American Assoeiaiion Of Railway
superintendent Of Bridges and
Buildings began itH 18th annual con.
vsniion IN this city today. Nearly
all the leading railroad systems 81
this country. Canada and Mexico are
represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

IA CROSSE VIE. oct 1.-THE
National Purity conference began n
three days session In Ia Crosse to-
day. with delegates iu attendance
from many parts % the United
states ana Canada. Among the
subjects 10 receive attention are the
traffic in girls. rescue w0rk. prevent
i've methods. divorce. race suicide
and state liberation Of the social
evil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

BUTTE. Mont. Oct i7--After 20
years Of resistance 60 the arms aud
diplomacy % the Canadian govern
ment. the drought prevailing IN
northern Montana has tanned chief
Little Bear and his rcbclilouH bunch
OF Cresa. They are no~ preparing 10
return 10 their native lands 81 Onion
lake. Canada. where they viii sub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

init 10 the will OF the commissioner
% Indian affairs nj Ottawa.
After the noted Reii rebellion. Lit
tie Hear and his followers fled TO
Montana and defeated all attempts
TO Hubdue them Now. with his band
depleted 20 less than 200 members
and conquered By weather condi-
lions. they are ready to surrender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
W KERR

Editor Seattle Star; In justice 10
the gentlemen OF Seattle I wish my
testimony could be published
ride on a street car in different
parts Of the city. on an average Of
six times a week. frequently At the
crowded hour of noon. and have
never had TO stand. Often. when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
AIveOIar
Dentistry

Wherever You GO the World
Around the Boston Dentists
Name IN Every City Stands
for the Best Dentistry al
Moderate Prices"
Especially IN this true since
their now famous discovery OF
.AlNeoinr Dentistry the most
universally praised and uufor-
tunately the most initiated 81
later day discoveries But the
fact that IL H. initiated only
proves its worth.
uK this new system the Iioa-
ton Dentists have established "a
uew era in dental surgery. De-
eaysd. broken down. abscesscd
and loose teeth are restored 10
health and beauty. and at
moderate cost. OF course. the
boston Dentists do not stand
responsible for the many lmi-
tators who claim TO have
knowledge ~ the new system
and brazeniy claim Il as their
own. hoping 10 profit thereby.
But this they Will assure you
of==that II you will come to
their offices nt tfz2 Second Ave-
nue.. and have your teeth treat
ID b them. the comfort and
satisfaction you vii find IN the
work you have done vii be "A
revelation 90 you. and. best %
all. this work will be dong al
price no higher than prise for
ordinary dentistry. and Che re-
suits Will aHAuredIy be much
more satisfactory.
No charge IL made for exam
nation. conHultatiou or advice.
The address IL Boston Den
tets. 1890 Second Avenue. oppo-
site Hon Marche. Seattle. Phones
4 zkfs and Main iisf. Lady at
teudantn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
TELEGRAPH BRIFFS

CITY OF MEXICO. Oct 1.-THE
American Association OF General
Passenger and Ticket Agents is eel
obrating It's golden jubilee or the
nflieth anniversary OF It's ofganlza-
ton with a largely attended conven-
ton In this city. Minneapolis is an
applicant for next years meeting OF
the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
AT THE THEATERS

York state Folks Will close Is
popular engagement at the Grand On
Wednesday evening Thursday Fri-
day. Saturday and Saturday mat
lnee Nine Adelaide Hermann. the
magician. will be seen.
why Women Sin" proves 10 be
most interesting and absorbing
meio-druma. and tho patrons Of the
Third Avenue theater are oruwding
that popular playhouse every night
on Friday morning at the Grand
the sale OF seats will start for the
Florence Roberts engagement IA
Ann Lamont" There will be five
performances In this city.
The Marveilo Trio of acrubais are
the most interesting group Of per
formers recently E~cu on the local
boards and. together with tho
Homas. MeeRan a Co. In On the
q. r., a neat comedy. skanteili. an
aerial iaggief. Yirdon and Dunlap.
character sketch artists. Black and
Leallea. the lexleas wonder. W. G.
Wilson. the baritone. and many
0thor acts. combine TO offer a rare
and interesting program at the Star.
The Jolly Grass Widows" will
hold forth at the Seattle all this
week. Saturday night will be Am
ateur Might. this feature being
given at the close Of the regular pro-
gram. The Washington Society
Girls" come next Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE stock.
holders OF the American Locomotive
company held their annual meeting
here today The annual report show
ed gross earnings for tho fiscal year
ending January 30. 1905. OF t2t.ibo..
col. a decrease Of sS.siS.5fs from
1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

TANGtEH. Oct. 1.-Two British
marine officers we're captured by the
AEgera tribe. while returning to
Couta from the British repair ship
Arristanee. wrecked off Tetuan bay
They are Capt John u. Crowthef
aud Lieut. Edward A Shaiton, They
had an escort of Il Riff tribeamen
When attacked by the Anjeraa. the
Riffs fled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

GLASGOW. Oct IA number Of
distinguished Americans may now
write LII d. after their namea II
they 10 choose. as the congregation
OF 81 Andrews university today
conferred the honorary degree upon
ihsm. Tho number Included Andrew
Carnegie. Whitelaw Reid, Bishop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
LIQUOR SHOW WITH MOON
SHINE STILL.

= LIQUOR SHOW WITH MOON ,
4 SHINE STILL ,
= NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE I
= convention Of the National (,
= Liquor Dealers association. I,
= which opened today In Madi- 4
= son Square Garden. is the larg {,
a est in point of attendance ever I
= held by the organization. {,
a ~ conjunction Wlth the pres +,
= emit convention there IL being ,
. held Wine and Spirits Indus Z
= trial show. the first OF It's kind {,
= here. The exhibition illustrates 4
= every phase Of the manufac- 4
. turo and marketing Of wines. 4
= aplfiiuous liquors. and carbon ,
. ated beverages Among the ,
= features ia genuine Kentucky ,
= moonshine stu In operation. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Have you seen the bargains on
page s. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

1T rs ESTIMATED by Secretary
H. O. Order. OF the Wonatchee
Produce company. that 1875 cars OF
apples will be shipped from We
nhtchco this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

unable to get on. ON account of the
number standing on The platform
my hands being full OF paTcoln, some
man has Jumped Oft held my pack
ages aud helped mo on. while an.
othor inside has instantly. court.
eoualy arisen and given me his seat.
HelnR neither young nor pretty
cannot be expected 10 give my name
and address. but viii simply sign
myself. ANOTHER WOMAN.
Editor Star. So cynthia Grey
thinks there Is NO gentleman In Sc
attic. Well. there certainly is ono.
ana that ia the one who returned TO
her the $40 bin. II he ala indulge In
little harmless filtration Now In
tho day when women are taking the
place Of men in stores, offices and
factories why should thoy not take
their place In street cara9 II an old
lady or a woman with = baby In her
arms gets on u ear. arise gentle
mon, and give her seat. aud what
man In Seattle would not7 Hut the
strong. Independent American wom-
an Ia as we'll able TO stand as her
brother. In our grandmothcr'n day
the necessary qualifications for a
lady was wasplike waist and the
ability to faint nj tho sight Of a
mouse. but in this Nlneteonth cen
fury, when women are struggling
for womena rights, l say. stand up
for your rights like n mani
From a woman who rides on Sc
attic street cars and when abe don't
find a vacant seat she grasps a atrap
and rides Ia her destination and
does not call some tired. weary man
vile names because he does not
stand and give her his seat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-28

The Red Men Will kindle regular
council fire tonight 1t the wigwam
ut the eighth run settina OF the sun
and will elect officers for the en-
suing term. Big Chief Charette. AZ.
sisted by the ritualistic staff. which
hs has drilled faithfully for the past
ssven suns. win exemplify the chief
degree work and ceremony Of adop.
tion. The scaips Of nine pale faces
have already been added to the Red
Mems belt during the present moon
and five additional candidates will be
adopted this evening. II In the Ia.
tention OF the tribe TO have q pub
lie installation Of officers early In
cold moon u which the public will
be invited. and those who avail
themselves Of the opportunity will
witness . novel and unique ceremony
which will give them a slight insight
into the beautiful r~itualistic work oil
the Improved Order CT Red Men.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-28

II was,a highly pleased esswd which
last night packed TO its utmost cspa'
city the opera house TO see the pre-
sentation Of the pictures by the In
ternational Bioscope company. There
have been moving pictures exhibited
without number In Trinidad. hut I'M
Ill last ntf;tt Trinidad people did
not know wwhat real mbving pictures
were. The several scenes were trut
to life and there was . noticeable ab
sence Of the flicker usual to the NOV
Ing picture and which has always
been I'm absolute bar owing to the
sys ttrain caused by the i~ntolerablt
hicker.-Trinidad Daily Advertiser
Nov. 81, 1905.
Opera House, Tuesday, Jan. 2
Prices 10. rs, eSSc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-28

Mrs. J.. W. Reynolds Of 7BaIea Re,
wife Of the secretary o. the territory,
passed through this city yesterday on
her way to Omaha. Neb., where she
Will attend the funeral Of her mother,
the late Mrs. Lethenia Baum. who
died yesterday morning 1t . O'Clock
after having been III and suffering for
months. Mrs. Baum's death was not
unexpected. The dispatch ,announ.
cling the death and calling Mrs. Ray
noids to Omaha gave no particulars
Mrs. Baum's death was painless and
me passed away while sleeping. The
funSraal 10 expected 70 take place Mon
day next and the remains viii BE- IN
TERED IN the family vault IN a.
Omaha cenetery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-28
MontsNors Congregation.

The Chanukah Festival will termt
nate on Saturday. Special services IN
commemoration Of the Maccabecan
Victories will be held tomorrow night
at s o'clock. A special musical pro
gram has been arranged for this ser
Vice. The subject Of the sermon, vii
be, Heroes and Heroism." Sabbath
school on Sunday morningi the con
nrmatfon class at 10 O'Clock. all 9th
er classes at 1O:45 o'clock. The gen
eral public IL most cordially invited
to attend oux services.
DR.. M. LEFKOVITz.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-28

.Afnunx tho arrivals from the north
this afternoon were Santa Fe General
MANAGER J. n. Hurley and Mrs. Hur.
ley. th@k son Hsrlow. and daughter
sHildegarde. Miss Helen Kelly and Mr..
'bGcFsrlAne. son Of Attorney McFars
lane Of Topeka. Mr.. Hurley and the
boys will 20 On to NJ Paso. leaving
Mrs. Hurley and daughter az the
guests Of MrS II. w. Kelly until Sun.
day. Mr.. Hurley said that he was
making his regular trip Of inspec.
ton over the line and had no news
Of moment to communicate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-28

A. mistaken impression has gone
forth that the Barber opera house e
bein8 remodeled but this y not true.
The hall was never completed until
the last week ana has just been I'm
ished In an exceedingly beautiful man.
ner, ana the grand opening. will occur
on Nsw Years night, when the May
flower band will give . big prize mas
quefade hall and compadres dance.
The music for this big occasion win
be furnished by the Mayflower orches.
tra, assisted by Professor Williams ON
his violin and Leandro Alveres on q
cornet. The opening win be well
worth attending.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-28

Tho knights Of Columbus elected
The following officers at their last
meeting who will be installed Tuesday
evening, January eth: J. e. McMahon,
Grand knight; Charles O'MaIley,
Deputy Grand Knight; J.. B. FloyA
Chancellor: P. r. Nolan. treasures;
Frank Strauss. financial secretegy;
Richard Devine, recording secretary;
/. A. Papen. advocate; Adam Mcln'
tyre, lecturer: r. r. Keaveney. war
den: Nicholas Papen. inner guard;
Manuel Manzanares. outer guard: D
w. Condor. J. r. Upton and II. J
Ryan, trustees.