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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
FLOATING NAVY YARD.

I, unique craft is nearing completion
al The governments. navy yard in Erco;5-
!yr:. 1t is :; floating establishment ~!
complete. Big enough &c repair second
class cruisers. -ginhcats, ,1orpcdc noa; :
ana torpedo hoat dcsiroyars. il ,;;ev
:r@ only :.nt ;lcr"G in water c!lC"ra 10
float it,
This ;icat:ilG navy yard is about l23
foct long. &c iccr wide and will draw
about Sly icct OF water II is bull, en-
t:re!y OF sicol and is fitted with pond
erons dcrrici1s and with every possible:
appliance Tor rcpairin% ships.
'rac'icallv every machine ueo. in
repair wcri: vii! be found in this craft
Including Il miscellaneous assortment
OF ccclrica! and pneumatic ?a,h.s
drills. s!nltcrS. punches c1c. Tn. 40.
Naratug; viii &c capable OF taking oil
tho Guns o. battIcships and ar,ra0
cruisers. a.rt OF making minor repair;
IN the interior Of great ships. Every
thing cfrcve the water. can NC repaired
ia feet,
Thi" craft is unsinLahlc but must
os lowed when wanted. for sh, carric:
no steam t,:- locomotion. 1t is expect,
cd that the uni1,:c floating navy Yards
viii be pouc.. Of great value, IN cxpoc-
tation !n'l> Justified by the experience
curing The SDanish--AmerIcan war With
inc repair ship Vulcan. The now con
'r'vancc undoubtedly will lie more
completely equipped than thai import
ant auxiliary to the feet which do.
stroycd Admiral Cervcta's ships.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
Impeachment Of JUDGES.

Six demands Tor Impeachment lio
stif'es, i'll the House judiciary commit
rc6'. with {: committeeman sittin. firm
~ OF the cllcst Of each Never are
they likely 10 sec the light Of day.
Why are not their proponents inge~
NOUS enough to follow the example Of
the ornaments to the Philadelphia bar
whose demand for tho impeachment OF
Judge I.acombc Vent for a year unrc-
ga:ded by the same committee? The
precedent hid down by those gentle
men In thai case was this: Ii YOU de-
mand an impeachment on grounds: 50
f1inlSy that Il House committee laughs
yol ONT OF court write a letter &c {.
congressman aud get it into tho news
papers. Thus YOU get Your revenge,
have your fun. make the victim sqlirYn
and get rs near to q conviction aS vc,.
would il tho committee Lcot. IN yo1r
cAacgcs.-NtW Yorl, Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
RORY HoRY ALICE.

rs Wallace Irwin.
When was: oat .Iskiv erin the North
oru Polar Sea;
NIT :! lovely maiden in Il palace;
Though she vas low O. temperature
she soon warmed up to me,
And IoarnL hc, name wuz Rory
l:ory Alice
So Oft in Summer cvcnin's we'd set
beside the Pole,
Me wooin' Rory l,ory like hero;
But its hard TO Keep scr ar;tent heart
a-Glowin Ike a coal
When the m:rcurys q hundred ,ln-
dec zero.
And when I NJ and told her she wu2
moro than half divine,
Sho ac,ed as coqunLLish as a kitten:
E;1E When | iondly triec; TO take 'er lit
tic hand in mine.
She cnoilS handed me tho icv milton
70 northern maid. O polar mald."
boilers. "can'tyc sec
THAT Though I'm rough and bluff
aul {: nice inan?''
But she garc q chilly aig2lc ana BY
way OF repaTtan
She asks me now I'd IKE 10 be tho
ice man.
and even as VIC arGicd thus the MGR
curry went down
And Rory Hory Alice sci 10 sncezin',
And i she once W2 cold enough TO
frost me marrow hone.
ll1r manner nov had passed the
pint o: freezing.
told or she WIZ distan, in the way
She treated me,
told 'c,' She wu2 hard and frozen
hearted
Which wuzn't Tar from hein' right. as
! Mnz forced 10 see,
For she wu2 frozen solid when VIC.
parted.
SO more in grief than anger from that
polar maid went,
1semarllin' On the bleakness of or
n;t,ur',
And resolvin' tina, LII find girl OF
ardent temperament,
II ha, 10 hitch me boat to the
equator.
- Metropolitan Magazine for March.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

CT han is reasonable ana proper. hay
ing regard to the traffic and use Of tho
Highway" Thus. the rate OF a mile in
six minutes is the loves required in
The streets OF New York: yet Tic con
ditions which surround the cuyiron-
mcnts CT I motor car ic that citv's
narrow business 'haronckrares r:culG
often reader Kim who drives Il mi,a ".
ton minutes. technically. rs VOL s.
morally, violatcr OF the law. On the
ether hand. most mO,o-ists assert. aud
With right. that on Il couniry road.
without crossings ard With nc c,1or
vehicle or 4 pedestrian il sight. s;
speed Of forty miles per hour is as law
full as the legal rate OF 1wcnty Con
diuons make laws: conditions. also.
in tho ,nil:as CT unprecedented jurors.
excuse the violation Of ,Ecm-l.eslic's
Monthly Magazine for February
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
. CURRENT COMMENT.
e@esee@ ~seeooeee@ee
Divorce Convention.

Commencing President Ruoscre!ts
attitude in urging upon Congress ,hs
need OF uniform laws on The suhjcc: OF
divorce. Bishop Henry c. Potter insists
that tn. question in the past has been
approached tCN much from an ecclosl-
astlca STANDPOINT instead OF upon The
broad gronnd OF public welfare. which
demands that the family be maintain
ed as a sacred and indiyisible entity.
.As 2 step in the direction Of reform
Bishop Potter suggests that a conven-
con E- called. compose; Of representa-.
tive men from every walk in life. with
dc'rGatrS from the legislatures of al!
Sta'"s TO take IN the matter in it's
broader aspect end doyisc a rernec,d-.
Sncsl course has much to commend
It. whether productive If practical re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
THE VALUE o. FRANCHISES.

Mayor Collins. OF Boston. recently
wrote = message in which he touched
unon the renrehensihlc habit OF giving
away valuable franchises. The mes.
sage provoked the following from tho
Boston Transcript: ''AEo ar, coming
10 larger appreciation of the value Of
franchises ana the fact that tho public
shoul1 tc I coparlner in them. We
arc beginning 10 appreciate the fact
that no franchise should H.. granted
without some contribution 10 tic pub-
lie BURDEN"
We are rleuscd 10 note that our
,iore: !:.l:.:rt, friends arc ica:hj.:,
such logical conch:alons 81. suc:, an
Important subject. Now if they viii
fellow Nirginia's example and incor-
porale in their State Law a provision
calling for the advertisement ana sale
ny auction I'll ali franchises. there.
would he no mood for further M, or
anccs along the line Of Mayor Collins
excellent Inc>Ga-r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
HUGE STATUE OF BuDDAA.
she Mammoth Reclining Figure at
RaAEun, BURMA

HhdhfS uNs nuEMN.
10 the eastern traveller the statue OF
Enddha is j familiar s!ghr. From
Colombo. in Cey!on, to Kobe, in Japan
he is every whcrc greeted by the same
calnl. lmDaSS:fe and mysterious face
Or the eastern preccpror OF perfection
t;ut III no city i'll the orient do the
form and face OF Euddha constitute
80 frequent or so essential Il parl OF the
citysS decor: zion as i'll E:lnyun, bur
ln;t, starting place OF Mr. Kiplings
famous 'E''ah to Mandalay,' the
stronghold Vi nuddhists. EoE.!,l<.
even anons the countless statue, Of
lsanSun is the mammoth Buddha, rep
resentins the strange teacher not
standing Or sitting csosslegSed, az in
the majority OF statue4. but RECLINING
on huge raised couch, his mighty
form stretched out for 200 feet while
his shoulders rival 1l,. width Of that
wonder Of the ancient world, the CoIos-
sus OF Rhodes, their titanic BREADTH
reaching llfty feet
Hut one among The. wonders OF Ran
gum, this mighty figure rests nca,. the
famous Shpay l)a9on, the center OF the
HGrHleS. Buddhist world. crowned ',y
tne golden pagodA, Which rises 900 fee
shove il, IFS walls overed with 1urc
gold, tb. sift or Il 'ilice who contrib
ssred his weight III ;.old to rh, M CODA
IL the SiioaS Dagon riert> are countless
ether statues OF Eutdha. is Well rs
relics OF ';antalD:., the last liudlIia.
M, equally With the huge r,.:linin.
fHddh;', forJn \. pM.t OF the reiiyi5
Kites OF the Bnddhists. for rhe es-
sence or buddhism consists III the
ktru&s!e to become ike Euddha, 10 at
vain his perfection by obedience to his
l':ecepys. 70 do this it is necessary al
ways 10 have Euddhu in mind. and il
is Tor this reason that every city in the
Buddhist world is literally crowded,
W!tl. his images. l:uLdha himself is
not leineti. Potentially every Bud
dhist may attain his perfection. but
only by rhe eternal imitation OF his
practice.
but, while statues such as E;tnguns
huge colossus are important in bud
dlist worship. OF even more Importance
are Tie relics OF Buidha.
~ "'tS tbout Inc oIOaV DnEOn tn1t
the burmese made their last fierce n@hl
when the British came to Rangun. A
Venetian Traveller Of 800 years ago Wis
ting tie Shoay DuEon has lefe Il de
:cription OF this famous temple con
ceiling its claim 70 rivalry With his
own Venice, that would serve as Il con
temporaneous description. and today,
as in untold centuries past, the Bur
lnesc still bring their offerings Of flow
ers ard fruit, candles and paper flags
70 lay before The huge reclining Bud.
daa. whose hands would AFFORD com
Portable standing room for four or the
worshipers and whose gigantic face
wears the straAge., iAscrutable express
sion Of calm which is the outward
mark Of spiritual Buddhism. New
York Tribune
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
Entered at the Newport Newa, Va,
Postotflce as second-class matrer.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ls, lnn.;.
STREET BRIDGE
NATTER

The BOARD Of Aldermen acted wisely
in refusing To concur in The rcsol.tiou
adopted ny The Common Council. fore.
ms the Newport News & Ola Point
Railway and Electric Company 10
abandon les tracks OF tie 'Twraiv-
Nth street. bridge ami 1c ccngest all
Of lis traffic III lie Twcuty-ciehtn
street bridge
OF course, the only matter at Issue
is the question CT the safety Of the
bridge. Admitting that the structure
IS sufficiently strong ,n.zAear shc
Weight OF the traffic, and competent
onsine7rs state that it IS. there can 10
no adherence OF opinion as 70 tho desir.
ability Of continuing the prcsen, sv:;-
tom. which takes Inc Hampton and
Ivy avenue cars practically through,
The entire business soc;it>n OF liz. city.
i is scarcely reasonable 10 suppose
that tl.c officers OF The street RAILWAY,
company wonld voluntarily itcpar,lia.
lie lives. CT their nalruEs and thr
propsrty ni Their company l,v tcln:u-
ming 10 use 4 bridge found 10 be mn-
safe. 1t wOntd nSt be Il business Die
position. tC say nothing OF IT," so,t,-
mental side Of VIC matter
II the LING eyer Genes when ,htre
shal! DC Just reason ft' ,lnuDtin" the
SAFETY q III Twenty street
bridge IL is moi al all il.cly that coI:n.
ci!manic action VIII he necessary 70
cause q transfer Of tho traffic tn the
TWen'y-riehth street bridge. Until tha
time does arrive, however. i. is ht,s!
10 Let Well enough alone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
,;,,,:--,.1 UP HIS HAT.
The Story OF C".krell's Election to
the lnit~h states Senate

Tue truthful story is told III sliSsouyi
thar l!,e throwing OF :, broad brimu,ta,
hat to the ceiling of iI,t. hall a. the
house OF representa- tives in the capitol
at Jefferson LirS made Erancis Mar.ou
cockrell q member Of the United States
senate. The state. had teen stirred Nv
8 contest Tor The Democratic nominu-
lion for the yovcrnorsllip The lines
eetWeeu supporters OF opposing candi-
oates We're sharply drawn In :, stare
convention numbering I, thousand dele.
gates Charles II. Hardin had Won by
the narrow ma i0r;iy OF une-half or one
vote. SO close was the result uDl 90
bitter the feeling thar The Democratic
the party ranks. The result. however
:lau scarcely been announced f:oln the
secret"G, $ desk when the r:,i{ figure OF
Inc defeated candidate. General Cock,
yell. Was seen coming to The PLATFORM.
4 moment more. as The hush OF eSpec.
fancy TELL upon the crowded hall. Cock
rel : voice rang our. NO lnun" said
lie. will more loyalty support the l.u.l,,
lnee OF the convention than myself. NJ
man vii! throw his hat higher to-:
Charley Hardin than Will r.. And
sway TO The ceiling Went tie broa;l
brimmea Cockrell hat The conven-
tion, frantic With enthusiasm. heard
not another word. hut the Following
spring General CuckreI! became -n:lca
STATES senator by the uunn,uS yuit.
Q: tie democrats OF Missouri For
i've successive terms ,,iltl. March !.
1879, with never Il Democratic vote
against him, he was elected 10 tic ss.aa-
torshlp. the first political office be ,vci'
held. No senator from his stat. sur
passed bis record in length OF wears.
and none euueicu it, save Thomas
Hart benton. the great MisSouriau..-
Nalte! Williams in The Wurl.l Today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
Argentina steadyioo Dcwn.

There is much encouragement iii the
PROMPT suppression OF the resolution
begun in Argentina last week The
rebels are suing for peace. stipulat;1;:s
only Thar They shall not he executed.
This Is in marked contrast with the
ordinary course OF events in South
American republics and gives .ru,l,.,.
Tor the holiol. widely held, that ..rscc-
tina has passed the chronic ravolnticn-
AIRY stage. During the pas, dcca@s, 4,
gcn'ina and Brazil have rnaintaince
stable and responsible governments.
Tie 1orner has been particulall; nr,-
Grc*SiNc. Increasing its Industry an:
commerce at most gratifying ralc
It IS matter for conSratula1ion in this
country that its Sontn American con-
nttitor III what anG woal-erowin;, is
showing itself SO competent - man
age its own affairs. rittsbnrg Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
The Law and Crime.

We Will have more than onr share OF
murder SO long as the Laws, against
murder are hali-koartedly executed. or
nrtil incies Look en- murder as all cf-
Tense as reprehensiblc as larceny. The
rest way 70 cnrtail The number OF muir
ders that now disgrace cur country
and mock our laws is "a make it a dis
grace as well as crime to carry
weapons concealed But tho pistol
tci}ns: lt;bit Will 80 into desueiuac
WHOM tie iGws arc enforced against
other crimes Washington Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
ARMOR PLATE INVESTIGATION.

II is interesting 10 ncle that The
1icuso OF Representatives il1; passn.!
The resolution aIfcrod by Mr.. Rixey.. Of
N1Fs1nia. calling upon the 5 secretary or
!he navy Tor IN explanation rI lnc ac.
ton Of the NAVY Dcpaumcu. IN cancel
ling certain contracts with The Mid
vale Steel Company for armor plate.
ahc foT refusing TO accept {. bid from
that company. when its offer was low
tr thaa that OF its competitors. w,
nave no doubt that 9 plausible axn.a.
aatlon Will h<. offered bnt it is encnur
aging 10 note that its logic will have 10
DC passed upon by men OF intelligence
and OF affairs, and men who are above
The suspicion or being in position 10
he influenced by Interior motives.
Not only in This aFmor plate bus.
ness. bht il! It's dealing with the SUB.
marine problem. tbs. attitude OF Mr.
Sicrtons department has not hoen Of
Such character as to convince The
average business man that there X no
disposition 10 10 The square thinr
Where does tbs: trouble lieo Have m,
influences which sent Machcn 10
aicunosrllle ncrncated The CHER do
l'artments": Must al contracts yl:c,
are paid for Ont Of the lInitca Safes
treasury have the %. X" OF mon who
nave been 'fxed." and whose. endorse.
Hent IS tor sale To the highes, bidder?
II is to be hoped that Inc invcstjp;;.
lion started BY !,lr. Rixcy will settle
those queries il RI authoritative wav
Why have the :nunmery OF bids if ,hn
arInor tr,is1 is lie only bidder 10 ,c
considered? Why appropriate money
'Gr q competitive jcst Of submarine
roata II the re,! with wnnrn wisdom,
MI! Gle. haze decided IT. their owl,
minds tha. tie Holland i,oat is The No
plus ultra nf perfection Are these
Elifnc details a mere sep tc public ere.
dAliiy? If so let us know the trutn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
In the Interest Of the Fi,;oinos.

When President Mckinlcy scat Gov
ernor Taft 10 tho Philippines he In
s:tructeh Kim in The most positive
terms that let tho in.e- asst: OF the PEG
pic OF the United States, h,ll the inter-
asts Of The people Of The Philippines.
were TO be the irst consideration OF
our policy CT government in those is
lands. But this is not tho sentiment
CT the American Congress The per
sistcaco Ct secretary rait in pleading
with Congress; to make IN American
lari:t on the productions Of the islands
that vii lerablc iNiIin;ros 70 live ;nd
thrive IS lccolrirT p;.tho,ic. SECRETARY
Tart is & great and good inan, in Tao
vic "ot Eenralicun congressman.
When nc supports the policy OF GOV
cramenl control i:ravelv and without
qualification; but when he harps on
an amel0raiion CT the sacred tariff IN
the interest oi the brown men ..GG0
miles away. he becomes q fanatic aa.l
4 horc.--RostOn Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
TIE SPEED L.Mlv OF AUTOS

IL sorae localities the. authorities
have so far violated the law Ct inc
Ian, not wril in books, bit in the his
tory Of our AnG!o-saxcn race. rs 10
prohibit men in motor cars from using
the public WAYS that arc as n,uc!.
tno'rs as their hcrse-drving neigh
hors. This matter Of environment.
too, IS recognized in The most OF our
meteor laws b. clauses which. Will"
defining the limits in miles per how.
also prohibit any rate CT speed great
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
Trade III; Southern Reoub,ic.

Now. merchandising, with the pc7-
pie OF the southern republics. is net al
together q question ct buying ir IL.
cheapest markets. For sc,,erat:,ns
their interests have been identified
with those Of Icuroreaa counlI les
which exchange the products OF lhe
factory 1or that Of the plantation and
The forest. Gradually the business in
terests CT this country we're gaining q.
iootfnii i'll South America 10 the ,.,-
rincnr rI their European Competitors.
These interests have lnuueslion:...,-
been injured by the Panama Incident.
! ms nation has no designs on tho ter
ritory CT any South American rep,5-
lie. We % not want to interiors with
their internal affairs. We wan. to
promote good feeling aud remove TX
Ea'lnG praj:!dice. Every consideration
CT fairness that ought tx, govern a
strong nation in its dealings with Il
weak one, together with Il proper re-
gard for the business interests OF this
country, makes it the duty al our gov
eminent to promptly re-establish in an
honorable way. 9 friendly relation with
Colombia York Commercial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

suits or Iul. IL is Improbable that all
the States desire 3 uniform divorce
la~ although Z majority would iavo.
tho plan. But q representative gath
erlng such as is proposed! would as
sist In arcusing public sentiment and
public morality. which must. after ak.
be depended upon 10 effect any raro-m
III This Observation-Disclosures Free Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

If graft :re'-:..s in lie Navy Iycrar:-
alent to The sa'lc extent it !ocs: els.
wAcrc. 90 NJ pcrr..t us to fnrtha-
chc:isf: tie .2nd belief that 4, least
one governmental department is faicy
efficient and :anest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

Those No% iorI: policemen arr vary
poor initatrrS; in this ,jmper:,l;s,ic
hnsIrcss The:' wcr~ icnienr enough
70 LEI tho East Siders lcok out al thci.
cwn !'":isc'' windows while tho process.
sion passed, '.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

by failing 10 put l donble-colunln.
scare head over lis account ol The
i'carSi-Sulii"an episode. the esteemed
Congressional Record lost an excellent
oppcrtnriily 10 show . little jou-naiis.
tic enterprise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

An English inventor thinks The 1irao
VIII come when every: man vii! be able
10 buy flying machine for $40. lie
can get on 3 skate" for half tia.
amount under present conditions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

II 1ioaday's performance: is a fair
sample OF what he. is capable OF. r,cst
persons will hone that, Representative
Hearst will continue to disappear, OK
ccDt aL rare intervals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

The Chicago police seem 10 be dom.
everything in their yowcr tr force
itEh 10 live up to his antG-rnnrrias GO
VOWS thai he wonia lie for tho 1::ir
ones he was counting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

Some Of the football enthusiasts viii
icfl inclined 10 accnse President Eliot
OF "off.side" criticism.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

Senator Mitchell il, another OF tnos..
nnioFtunafe:s who gave way 10 the in.
c'ina'ion 10 w-ite. che Of those please.
bnrnlhls'' letters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

The C2cr acts line man who res,
ICES that hc is the: proud posaessor 81
4 called hlut."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

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pany ia authorized 10 contract any oh
legation IL the name OF the company,
or to make purchases in the uame Of
the same except upon orders aligned by
the PUBLISHER OF THE DAILY
PRESS.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-08

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