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New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
TEST NEW-JERSEY LAW.
Nep- York "Auto" Man. Without
License, arrested, appeals.

The New-Jersey law requiring owners of au-
tomohiles to take out license to drive their
automobiles in that State is to be tested Harry
Unwin Of No. 521 West 111th-st- Manhattan,
the representative of an automobile manufaot-
urer bv ARRANGEMENT went to Jersey City yes
terday in his machine. and was arrested for
not having the New-Jersey license. He rode in
a touring car with his counsel, Charles 7. Terry,
and stopped a few feet outside the ferry. Patrol
man Hawkins was in waiting and took Mr..
I1nwin into custody. There procession of
automobiles occupied by agents. newspaper re-
porters and photographers. Patrolp1an Hawkins
said to Mr. Unwin: Il arrest you for violating
the law l know you violating it, because
the police inspector told you going to.
You'll have to go to the police station"
II expected you," replied Mr.. Unwin with
smile He invited the policeman to step into
the automobile and the machine driven to
Police Headquarters. Judge Higgins was wait
ing In the First Criminal Court for the prisoner,
who was formally arragned for not having
New-Jersey license. Mr.. Unwin, when asked II
he had anything to say, replied: 1T was my
machine. / have complied with the provisions
of the New-York law, and have license num-
bored 1929 The number of my license is dis
plaved on the back of my machine
"Jave YOU complied with the New-Jersey law
and secured license?" asked Judge Higgins.
NO sir" answered the defendant
Then I'll have to find you guilty The law
provides that the fine shall not be more than
$50" remarked the court and, smiling, added:
There is also provision here that permits me
TO hold the machine. might hold it until after
July f. I'll make the fine $40"
Mr. Terry then announced that he would ap-
neal and the case adjourned until this
morning when the appeal will be filed The
bond will be for double the amount of the fine
The appeal will carry the case to the County
Court of Common Pleas, where the decision of
the city court will be affirmed and then the case
will be carried on appeal to the Supreme Court.
which will pass on the constitutionality of the
act and it may then be appealed to the Court
of Errors and Appeals, the highest court in the
State The arrangements for the formal arrest
were made by Frank Hall. an attorney, of Jer-
sey City with the police officials and Judge Hig-
gins.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
Manly White Salts for Boys
At S2.25. quorth $3.50 and S4.50

It's the way they that gives them that Jaun '
sh -b;ts
Suits of imported white pque plain fancy and hne Al
caatea Made as we ordered thenl-trmy taultieSS!'
S225 suit should be $3.50 and $3.50
And here are the styles and sizes: 49,
Sailor Bouse with sailor TO II years. Win '
collar sizes for TO 10 nth Ftou
Russian with sailor colar' sizes d u Ee-0'
collar o ~. o,5 vrav crash:
for to Worth ST. at Ioe par'
Second Ninth street
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
NEw-YoRk cEnTRAL's HousEHoATs

"A book Of verse beneath the houseboat with
ell the other accessories held by Omar to orihg
complete joy to mortals. is the way George IA
Daniels the general passenger agent OF the New
York Central. would have the famous line resio.
The houseboat instead of the leafy Dough- af-
DANIELS thinks to be the greatest summer pleasure
modern ingenuity has constructed. The New OF
Central Is introducing the oidtime comfort among
the Thousand Islands OF the St Lawrence RIVER
The entire region, from Clayton and Cape vincent
to Ogdensburg and from Alexandra Say 70 Kings
ton, Ontaria affords new and pleasant waters Tor
the housebcat trip. The modern houseboat. as In
operation by the New-York Central, is as cosey a
craft one could wish for summer travel. This
read is sending Tales Retold, describing
tho delights of this latest summer pleasure
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
FREE INSTITUTES ANNOUNCED.

Albany. June 6--Governor Higgins having ap-
proved the appropriation for that purpose the
State Education Department announces that sum-
institutes will be held under its direction at
Chautauqua, Thousand Island Park and Clin
Haven, on Lake Champlain. The institutes at
Thousand Island Park and Cliff Haven will open
Monday, July 3, and close Friday, July IS The
at ChautauQua Will open Monday July 10 and
close Friday. August l.
No one will be registered at Thousand Island
Park or Cliff Haven after July 10. at Chautau-
qua after July Il. These Institutes free to all
persons teaching preparing teach in the
schools of the State. The only necessary expenses
those attending are for hoard and
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
Depart---Movehy Dress Fabrics In
Dress LenqfhS. Summer Weights.

Exclusive. Distinguished. Elegant That kind For the
Summer dress state occasions
The hgcass Fabricschon voiles, eoienne and
grenadines chefyo which had only two dressengts
in each pattern.
Indices of many other clamorng opportunities:
o wolfe, TX
SIP
length of Silk Grenadne IA yards was $ZZ6S
$17
of Fancy ~ yards, s1S75
nowS S12.
length of Eoienne, yards, $1s1S
SIP. -
now $17.
of Wolfe ~ yards, SIS
nows
Dress of WOOL yards S15 S1O
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
DR.. oU1NLAN HEADS CATHOLIC CLUB
Contest Over Selection of Vice-President and
Managers.

The annual election of officers OF the Cathohc
Club of the city of New-York was held last night
The cl,h which is composed of the best known
Catholic citizens, a resident membership OF one
thousand and a nonresident membership OF nVe
hundred.
The choice for president Of both parties was
made ten days ago. and the selection of Dr. Francis
J. Ouinlan was made unanimous. There is differ
ence, however, on the first vice e-president FRANK
Cannon representing the Independents ana Geoi &c
Gillespie the Regulars. The board of managers Is
also represented by two tickets The result Is not
known.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
TO WALL-ST. BY SUBWAY JUNE II.
Later Dates fer Battery Loop, Harlem River
Tunnel and Fort George Section.

The subway contractors are planning to open
the Wal-st. station on Saturday, June II. The
work the platforms is well toward completion
and, barring accidents. the will be operated
from the Wail-st station the date named. AT
the Offices of August Belmont yesterday. it was
said that the tunnel under the Harlem would not
be completed much before July !. a which time
trains be- operated ryer the LenoX-ave. branch
clear to Wall-st From the present outlook the
Battery loop will he ready operate much be-
fore the middle of August and the Fort George
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
NETWORK COMPOSER DIES SUDDENLY

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.l
Pittsburg, June 6.-Harry Lane, twenty-three
years old musician and composer. of NewYork
came here week ago. He suddenly taken Ill
four days ago and died tonight He to have
sailed next Monday with his sisters for Berlin The
body will be sent to New-Yor tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
Toilet Comforts

Refreshing. Trustworthy. Best that you know
The news is the little cost
Listerine at 58c.
25c Rubifoam at 19c
15c Tooth Paste at &c.
25c Sheffield Dentifrice at 12c
25c Mennen's Talcum Powder at l5c
Csc Eastmans Talcum Powder, lOc
25c Cutcura Soap at 16c.
25c Packers Tar Soap at 14c
l2c Sea Weed Soap at sc.
arc White CASTLE Soap at 25c-
15c box Royal Violet Soap at 1Oc
20c and Swans down Powder Pufs al 1Vc anu IOc'
15c Nail Scrubs at 10c
soc Nail Brushes, long handles 35c
75c Mirrors at soc.
81 size Coke's DandruH Cure at soc
81 size Danderine at Sc
5Oc siZe at 3Sc.
One dozen Orange Sticks, "Hoof at loc f'eSuai' q" ~
One dozen Emery Boards at &C. an,
50c bottle Prays' Manusine Qiquid bleach) at zSc
35c lar Harnisch Nail Enamel at 25c
Tenth street.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07

Another desirable groupis composed of beautiful quality OF
genuine handmade Imported Shantung Silks that and
aunder like linen They in the desirable coarse weave in
quality identical with what we have sold all season at S25 yard
wide the first time offered at Csc yard
offering presents 27inch japanese White Habutai
Silks absolutely perfect strong heavy quality suitable for
every garments The regular 75c quail
ity, today at SOC yard.
The fourth group composed of fine collection of Wash
able Striped Chiffon Tafeta Silks and Iwiled Surahs They
include thirty varieties of stripes and coorngs all
grounds suitable for wash dresses waists mems shirts and
paamas and other like garments 20 inches wide regular 81
quality, today at 55c yard Rotunda
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07

Other equal it in of these points or two
but general perfection marks the quality OF quality ooner
Mems Underwear
coton Drawers. at soc and 81
3aIbrggan soc, 75c, 81 s1be and -
IisIe Drawers. at 81 and s1-fo
Shirts Drawers, at 81
MerinoS or 81
g. at $3.50;
Drawers of loo each advancing SIZE
Ifnen-mesh s225, So and 1928
Union Suits at $780, s175, 50, SO, 1915 and So
Knit Underwear
isle Drawers Union SUITS
Vests Csc to So
Drawe SSc to 81.
from soc TO So
large variety Union Suits trimmed with laos OF
SA"~s'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
After 81 KIN IS
VifIOL is a WONDERFUL TONIC
AND TRENGTHENER.
congdons 'd=al Pharmacy Refunds
Money in all Cases Where it
Fails to Give Satisfaction.

During the past 7yw months there
has been great deal Of sickness Of
one kind and another in this vicinity
sail Mr. Congdcn, Of Congdon's Ideal
Pharmacy. and / want to say 10 the
people Of Newport News that the one
thing TO aid recovery after sickness is
to give the patient q blood building
and strength restoring tonic one that
vii! give strength to every organ in
the body.
Now, continued Mir. C0rgdon. Il
don't hcllvr there is another remedy in
the country equal TO our delicious cod
liver oil preparation. Vinol. for making
pure, rich. red blood and building I'D
strength. | say this from an intimate
knowledge OF almost every medicine on
the market, ANA after considering what
Ninol is and has done
Elno contains every one Of the
bodybuilding. medicinal elements Of
COD liver oil. without one drop Of oil
10 upset the stomach and rctar;l its
work. and this With organic iron.
which is a nGedful constituent for Tx,
blood. dissolved in delicious table
wine. makes Einol It acts directly on
the stomach, creates a healthy appetite
anal enables tho digestive organs to oh.
tain the necessary elements from the
food 10 make rich. red blood. and
healthy flesh and muscle tissue, and
create strength, and YOU know what
} You are taking
Continued Mr. Congdon, I'VE have a
SoOi many letters like the following: /"
Mr.. :. Manser OF Pougikcepsic, N.
T.. writes: a severe fever left me in
very weak condition. and no matter
what took could not seem to get
any strength. until through friend T
learned Of Ninol. Two bottles worked
wonders on me, 50 quickly did il re-.
store ny health and strength and I
am fast gaining in weight Vinol is a
wonderful strength creator
In tho strongest manner We I'M
hcsita!iHely endorse and guarantee
Finci to increase the appetite. cure
stomach troubles. give strength and re.
Moved vitality to the aged. build up
he run down, tired and debiItatcd and
restore health to the cnnvalesccnt Or
VIC Will return every dollar paid Us for
IT," Consdon's Ideal Pharmacy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
Tooth brushes.

The BHfTaio Commercial records that
4 customer asked one Of the women at
tie r''';''r'' il y Main street drug store
i hr could !a!;n home some tooth
brushes Ion approval The somewhat
aslnhiS;"l yosln: woman answered
'::At sic did not believe that the firm,
would allow it. Now, possibly tina,
strikes yon us Improbable said the
man i'll charge Of the pharmacy co;;I,-
ter but only last week ! personally
sold TO / woman 4 toothbrush Yes,rr-
dry she brought it back and SAT-! il
hurt l,rr mouth and asked if VIC would
hc willing 10 exchange it."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
CuiGcd by Parrots.

Before the eagle was selected as our
national emblem Benjamin Franklin
urged the claims or the turkey. It
was purely American. he said which
the eagle was not. 1t was a proud and
generous bird. and it WAS good eating.
II Franklin had known more about our
early history he might lave spokc,l
for tho parrot. When Columbus sailed
westward over he unknown Atlantic
he expected 10 reach Zipangu tJupan).
After several days sail from Gon,ci'a.
one Of the Canary islands. he became
uneasy 1T not discovering .Ziuansu
which according TO his reckoning
should have been PIG nautical miles
more to The east.
-lf:cr !, lon" discussion lie Welded
- Il" opinion OF Martin .Alpnzu l'i!,-
ION. the commander OF the I'inta. and
stccrcd to the southwest Iinzon WAS
influenced III his opinion solely hy Il
Digit Of parrots Which took wing il,
that direction. 1t WAS good luck 10
follow III tho wake Of Il flock OF birds
when engaged upon :, voyage Of dis
covcrN y widespread superstition
among Spanish scamcn OF that day,
aud the great navigator was thus guild
ed to the new world
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03

There are larger birds than the IA
mingo and birds With more brilliant
n!un!"Gc. but no other large bird is 50
brightly coin;el. ana 10 other brightly
colorc'i bird is SO large. In brief. size
and beauty Of plume united reach their
maximum OF development in this re-
markahlc bird. wliilc tie open nature
OF its l.;tUnts and its gregariouSpcsS
seem specially designed to display lis
marked characteristics OF form and
color to the most striking advantage.
When to these more superficial :ttrac-
lions is added the fact that little or
nothing, is known Of the nesting habits
of this singular bird. one may in Il
measure al least realize the intense
longing of tic naturalist not only to
behold f!Amingo city. without 1ucS-
lion the most striking sight in the bird
world. but 1T the same time 10 lift the
Veil through which lie l",H!M.o's home
life has I"cn But siin.iv scci! Century
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
Taft on Philippine Question.

Secretary Taft made OH Friday an
eloquent plea for the education OF the
Filipino. He also favored reduction
OF duty on sugar and tobacco. With
regard to the lowering OF tariff duties
between the United States and it's col
onlcs Mr.. Taft is quite Democratic. In.
ci.1cntallS. Mr.. Taft said the Republic
cans would give the Philippines self
government when they reached the ca.
pacltr for il. but would never reach
it in the meaning Of the term the Am
orleans apply to it. His solicitude for
the education Of the American colo
MICS. therefore. comes to nothing more
than to create large number of self.
dissatisfied. but educated suffragists
who will siSnaily fail to bless the land
shat Sives,--EorfUlk Nirginian- Pilot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
DESERT OBESITY CURE.
Doctor VIII Try Life of Solitude to
Reduce lis Weiu.t

For pure originality the plans Of w
J. McGcc, chief of the anthropo!ocy
department at The ST. Louis exposition,
70 seek recreation and to recuperarc
| from his unquestioaaLly hard labors
before and during the fair arc I'M
culalie,l
He has recently been laying on flesh
at all uncomfortable rate and he SAYS
il has got TO stop right here and now :"
! 70 restore himself 10 his natural
condition lie will bury himself for
three or four months in tho heart cf
ih@ Arizona desert. with nothing but
prairie dogs for his companions. His
wife, DR.. Anita McGcc. the famous war
! nurse. has written him from Washing
ton that she thinks his purpose foot
ish. Ia say the least. SO he is certain
that she will not 90 with him.
While sOiournlng in the desert itr
Niece will live on beans, bacon and
| take enough rations to last him six
months ana viii lie driven to his rest
ing place" Owe. nearly zoe miles OF
desert.
The spot selected is 40 miles from
the nearest railroad. and the closest
town is Yuma. repnted to be the hot
test place i'll the United States
The spot which the doctor has Sc
lected is only a water hole III the des-
ert. and. according to his statements
! is hotter than--fuma. The yearly
rainfall only averages half an inch. and
| the temperature reaches 1873 degrees
in the snn--ihcrc is no shade
! fucl is scarce III the desert and the
); doctor will try TO cook his food With
the aid Of a large Elasnifying glass and
the suns rays.
! During the daytime Dr. Niece will
occupy his attention by roaming over
! his domain costumcd IN q la Igorrnlr,
and cndravoriE,s 10 solve a great scien-
| tiiic problem
he mesquite and cactus plants Of
this country, unlike ordinary plants,
are green throughout. and scientists
have discovered that they absorb light
i tor food. in place Of water. DR. McGec
says he Will try to discover how this
! Is done. and then evolve scheme by
! which the suns rays can hc used for
motive % ger
! The water hole where the doctor is
going was formerly on the track Of the
+, California pioneers. and the trail on
either side is marked by the blcached
bones Of animals and men Tho doctor
- "d'h 70 'i!na "hen MS stay IS
over
DR. MCGEE is now finishing tho re-
port to the government on the anthrop-
oloEical exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
rs soon as this is finished he Will
make his trip.
When Dr. Niece returns from his
! prolonged sun bath he will no longer
S'e tat. he says. and his nervous cncr-
Sy, exhausted BY the click Of type
writer's and their operators tongues
will hc completely restored. New
| York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
THE COMMON SPARROW.
Ne liz Not Away. the Seln<s, ya=a-
bond &c ~ Pnintcd

The house sparrow has Gecn called
4 "uS''n,c. 4 street cainin, Il vayaboHd.
& thief. i ro'Eer. and this by many 50
called hir! lovers. yet in my opininn.
lie is one Of on: most interesting birds.
He is lively bright. thrifty AND brave.
No ono. not eTrn his worst enemy. can
gHnSay this. He is also ever ready
to help lis own kind ont OF any dill
Guilty into which they may fall
One day. rs I waS w;sll;:n" Up strecr
past a large mill where dozens Of
$DnrroWS We're collected. I saw some
thing which has mitch !acrr !,c.l my
esteem for the 50 called little street
gamin. [ WIS il nesting time and
youn" birds hardly able 10 fly We're,
quite common. rs | walked on my At
tention was attracted by one of these
i'll tho middle OF the road alone. lie
was sitting there and every little whlr
giving out 4 Iittle dlScnnSolatc c!lirp
Will" ! was watching him Il delivery
cart came down The street 1T FIJI,
speed ii:c yonng bird was likely 10
he crushed. but was not tho only OH
server CT lis distress AS I watched
about 4 dozen spaTTows flow down and
gathered round it. didn't know what,
was going 10 happen for the minute.
hNi WIS soon enlightened Tx, sloci,
or NEWCOMERS fairly hustled ;.,r ;i!t.u
one oct u. The way Of the nnvonjng
cart and into tho safety 81 il" ,!:rr,:
| don't know exactly how ;hey Ill! it.
they n!ornt; SO quickly. bH, think it
was III the same way that Il man is
carried onward in a crowd He helps
himself y little. and the people around
hin, sweep him forward. The little II.
cident clearly showed that spar-ny:s;
are rot always rs selfish and u.tr,l.
Ing as ':HE are painted.-AmHi..i,r
Sportsman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
The Plea for Delay

The railroads are putting forth great
effort al! around to prevent rate-con!rol
legislation 1t Washington. The Erie
company. for example is sending n;lt
appeals broadcast TO business Organi-
cations and other interests, that pres
sure be brought to bear on congress
men to secure delay. if net defeat, for
any such measures or course, the
cry for delay has for its ultimate pur-
pose the prevention Of ali effective leg
islation whatsoever 1t begins to lock
as though the roads were willing to
admit their charges will not stand in
vest!2atiOn on the score Of reasonable
Springfield Republican,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03

thing for several years. but all to nc

thing for several years. but all to nc
effect"
Or contemporary loses sight of tho
fac, tina; cost OF ships is not the ONLY
handicap which holds back the Ameri.
can merchant marine If ships could
ne built in America as cheaply as any
where else on the face Of the globe the
owners Of vessels flying the Stars and
Stripes would still be at the disadvant.
age Of running their craft under rules
and regulations which would make
competition With other nations impos-
siblc
These facts might as well he recoy-
nized at the beginning Of the discus
sion. II the restoration Of the Amcri.
can merchant marine is worth the
price let il be pai,! without a murmur.
1t certainly is silly u discuss the mat.
Ter as il !, were a question OF ScutI-
nlrnt and had no connection with bus.
mess standards and the incxorahie law
of profit ard loss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
4 Russian Scare In Austr.,Iu.

'Nuss!an ::c;,rcs" We're IT o!." Il ii"
roi2ilon il sydney and NEc.h,u.,c.
Once. wl";l Australia was not Vet ..?,l-
Acci"d !vjv'l the Old world b.; ,r:r-r;r!,,
nail steamer from London i,ta: Il,
record in smart passage. ;l;l ID 81.
naii-c tie event Sic fred OF al nc.
-Eas as she advanced UP tic ll:l*oor OF
Melbourne. E,:t the Melbourne NJ.
lhorit.cs Ml.scoNst;ucl ;A;s; ;Icr.on>st:'::
;ioa ana. feeling s:,"c tina, tic Russians;
wee really ra"1i!: II last. promptly
Iloii:i@ca III 1hcr nisiia.v ans! ns-;l
resources before t;:cy discovered their
i.liS;aEc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
FREE RAW MATERIALS.

The monthly rcparu Of the hotter
makers aad iron and steel shipbul,I
crs' association. in commenting OH TIC
worlds OUTPUT attributes Germany Z
Fnccess in shphnilding 10 her FREQ
ports and Ter free admission 81 raw
ana manufactures material for ship
building.
Tho report adds thai should I'll" Uni
ted States adopt The same policy she
wonld soon dispute Win Great Britain
nc rnari,''1" ana commercial suprcm
&C. OF the wo:li.
II commenting apon this report The
boston Globe SAYS american tariff
roformers have been saying tho samc