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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
EVIDENCE or PROSPERITY.

As one Of the evidences OF continued
prosperity we are informed that Tie
5leadinS railway systems Of the conn
try are HOW confronted With the ne.t.s-
Hsity Of spending ut least $20O.On1.0GO
more fer nov locomotives and cars in
order 20 carry the traffic tina: is val
in" fer them. This makes 4 huge IL,
lnand fer iron and steel and promises
TO keep the metal industries at tie
present hiehwater mark CT activity
fc:' anO,hcr yca,..sal least
Thee are unmistakablc ovid 2nces
OF prosperity and progress III many
lines; III fact in nearly every branch
Ct business except shipping. Perhaps
the next session Of Congress may take
some action which will mean the slim
nlation q that important branch #
industrial eitcrl. Ii 50. the pessim::;!:,'
lni;in= wl!l hc a lCrg way off
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Z fleatriCAl

Rose Co.'S, Ian and her strong com
Dany including Howard Kyle and Su-
Zanne Santje will be sccn 1T The Acad-
envy tonight in Diplomacy" Il yran,.
revival Of Sardou's masterpiece, in
which Coghlan first achieved "rrn:
success as the Countess Zicka.
Miss CoShlan has appeared hero lie.
fore III "A Woman If No Importance"
and The Second Mrs. Tanuuer:ly. F"
The tone OF Diplomacy is entirely
different from these, the drama deal
ing with an intercstin. story OF love
and intrigue. Mr. KYLE is favori,c
here having played Nathan Halc III
the drama OF thar name Miss Santjc
Is strong favOritc ct two stock sea
sens and many OF her friends will
greet her at the theatre tonight
Owing TO the demand fer seats Nan.
aser Booker requests those who have
hati seats laid aside 10 cal. for them ut
ONCE. tic reserves The right to place,
them back on sale after 7 D. NJ. if
there is demand fer them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Hi. Cottage His Ca.+,.

The right Of every Englishn,an to
consider his cottage as his castle was
never but once questioned. sud that
was by a, l.ondon magistrate who was
presiding in ali action for tcespass.
My client. said the barrister in
making Ills plea. lis Il poor mamie
lives i'll Il hovel. and this misera BILE
dwelling IS IN :; fororn and dilapida1ed
st;iie-but still. thank God The labor
er's cottage. however ruinous its plight,
is sriA his sanctuary and his castle.
les. the winds may enter 1t. and .ha
rains may enter ii. but the king c:,nnot
enter IT.
What: Not the reignins klng:" ask
ed the joke loving judge
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Feared the worst.

Friday Vize.. Il familiar negro about
town liz 4 certain part OF Mississippi
had been found dead, and being a
member OF no church or lodge-yery
unusual fora negro-there was no one
70 pray for his soul In the great beyond.
\ few old intimates. however, carried
the body to the cemetery In rude pine
coffin. and Bob McHaven. one Of the
number. au old '.befo' de wah liarky."
was called upon for Il few remarks.
Bob removed his hat and stepped rever-
emily and sadly toward the open grave
and in solemn. rHnereal tones said:
Friday Nizer. YOU is gone. We llopea
YOU is gone whar We s'pects you amt"
-Lippincott's Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
shepard,s Movino Pictur.s.

a wild west is the latest addition 10
HE maryPlous AVID uncndiny variety
Of subjects held by the Shepard Nov.
ing Picture Co. at the Academy on
Monday. matinee and night This sub.
ject is Astounding in thrilling and eN-
citing interest, the kin,l that lifts yO,
from your seat with expectation. eager
ness and inlcrrs. in the outcome. II
has in its ri" Il daring hold-up; the
pursuit OF cowboys indian dances.
cowboy pastimcs, capture of spy
the burning III the stake 4 rescue,
and the great Indian Powwow. 1t is
Il picture that will hold the attention
rivited, for every second brings new
situations. fresh excitement and true
pictures OF our Western country as il
was not many years past. This picture
VIII be one OF the many that serve to
make the evening one al pleasure aud
variety.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

\ blind man and Il spaniel dog lead
Ing him With the aid of chain furnished
a curious sight on Chestnut street the
"tle! day. Pedestrians looked Oh III
Amusement. and many followed tie
blind man and his friend 10 see if any
'itliiS curious would happen when they
reached street crossing. Strange
enough. the dog barlied when the curb
stone WAS reached and in that way in
1orined tie blind man that he should
he careful ana step Philadelphia
Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Gamblers Charter Steamer FOR
Gambling Resort.
B. YO>D THREE NILES LIMIT
Ship Will &c Outside Of the Jur:sdc-
ton Of the courts-said That Unc!2
Sam Will Not interfere Wsn
Game.
1Ey Associated Presa.)

NEW YORK. March PEI the pcr-
sons who hav: chartered the steamer
NJ. Desert elect 20 use her as a tlOlt.
m" gambling resort outside Inc STATES,
jurisdiction rs has Eccn reported, lhny
Will mcc' With no opposition from the
federal authorities.
This ::ta,emcn wa. made toby by
Inspector Cecil, Of the federal steam.
inspection service. According to re.
ports which havc been circulated Isl,
several days il is tho intention OF
thosc who have chartered the Mt.
Desert TO take on board persons leSr-
ing TO wager money on horse races, ran
outside the ,hrec-milc limit 10 which
TIC courts jurisdiction extends and
soil pools OH the races al WashiL 9 ION.
New Orleans and other tracks. 1t is
SAID tho resll!s Il, the tracks will De
communicated TO them by. w.!.eiess
trl"gi apply. The Mount Desert failed
TO sail today through a misundersrand-
ing. il VAS explained. in regard 10 the
i,:cTcl knowledge CT license
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
RESULT or sLocUM DISASTER.

While II was friShtfu price to pay,
IT seems 'hat He lessor, OF the SlOt,lm
disaster has not passed UNDECIDED. Trc
Congress wirfch has just died pusscG
i've OF the eight bills introduced fLr
the purpose Or improving the steam
ship inspection service. fact which
causes The New York Evening Pusi 10
remark 1T is hardly possible that,
we shall see a recurrence OF the con
ditiGns which made the inspection ct
steamboats, verse than q tarce--:.
mere excuse for grating: a proceed
ing To be laughed at or @ot over !v
means OF borrowed equipment prompt
,y returned as sron as the i,.spcc,or
mad left the ship"
T. also is 10 be hoped tina, tho prose
s5cuLions undertaken in New York il
connection withs1hc Slocum affair, viii
have a tendency 10 discourage frr-
#ajiGr ronniVancc Of steamship captains
IN faulty inspection ccnsrirarics
SGme steps also should Dc taken 10
impress upon directors III Steamship
Saiid otiscr companies the fact thar they
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Entered at the Newport News, Va,
POstoff1ce as secondclass matter.
FRIDAY. MARCH 81 1905.
THERE SHOULD BE TWO PR'aA

.Huch interest is being manitcStti in
Newport News in connection with ne
candidates to be chosen for STATE and
municipal Offices. and it has been .;,ln.
Scstcd that two primaries Shout be
held. in order that State issues MAJ
not bccamr involved in purely ;.,cu:
matters. Ii the municipal and sac
candidates were all selected at th..
s:':nr time il would be Unsuitable ,h:>t
tradlng ana Swapping would cns,ir.
ANA such i course Of procedure
'ni=hl r2s::ll in combinations IN
which The interests OF the city wou,u
80 Il miner consideration.
II IS Il safe' uaal wise principle -
divrrcc local contests from ali outside
and foreign considerations a man s
preference for United States senate:
or FOR governor would have abSu!ntr."
ne lni!lrnc" urnn his ability to cGn.lu.t
properly NC business OF 4 municipal
once and the latter question should
be sG,t!cd unCn its merits al;.hc AID
Without reference to TIC candidates
personal preferences il cnnntr,'i,,,
with the State Contest
the question Gi expense is one
which should have little weight Th,
. candidates will lie called upon to icnt
nc lin in n:y rl'in' aud VIC hay. no
doubt chat ! majority Of them would
zp'cIsr " pay 'hc sum necessary e III
s'ilr 4 'lGuhlc primary rather han 20
lay" Sla.o issues mixed mp With her
lGsal fights.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Still Honeful of Rattle alton.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. hIarch . =
ne STATE department has i.v no means
abandoned hope for The San Dt.n;inan
treaty. and Secretary Taft and Actin.
Secretary Adee have been in confer.
ence and in communicated with Sen:.
tor Cnllom. chairman OF The senate
committee on foreign relations. &C
srcc,inS the procurement ct cnnirm;-
ton and TIE collection of facts ana
figures which it is said viii &C far 10
ward removing any houh. as 10 The
''@rl's Of III" treaty that NAV liu2cr
III The minds OF tho senators when the
Senate again rC.asscmhIcs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
PAVING THE PIPER

England has been the greatest naval
country in he world for (. lOE., lime
duln" which time snc has spent moro
money in that direction than any Other.
nation on the globe II is regarded as
highly significant, therefore. that hrr
navy department, estimates have been
scaled Down by the ministry Eron,
1900 British naval expenditures uh-
vanccd With each wear. nn1.l they had
grown to c3f$S90 600 for tho rcai'
l9hl-3. The estimates for 1oO3.G call
iol only 2S9.o"o which is loss
Than the expenditures in lpO?-l s.,
rapidly VAS the tide Of naval cost rls-
ing that this cheek has been hailed as
giving great promise that :, maximum
has beer reached and that tic future
Will Scr no more high records cs,al-
liShrd as Ion" as Tho country is AZ
peace
MISTRESS of the seas" is not Z :tlc
which c:n be secured withou, vast OK.
pcH.itnrc CT effort aud treasure IL
any be thai John Bull is seriously ask
in. the question: is the game worth
;hc candle"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
CoQUELlN's REPLY.
How the French Aeter Get Into the
Sub Rosa Club

How the French Aeter Get Into the.
Sub Rosa Club.
One Of the most famous Of tie Quar-
tier l.arin clubs III Paris is the one
which is called the Sub Rosa.
The elder CoQueliu. the great actor,
WAS present Que night at the clubs
weekly feast and applied for member
ship. Now. the only rules OF the Sui,
Rosa men are: Think much Write
little. BE as silent as you can" The
presiding officer, with this last rule III
mind. answered the applicant by plac-
ing before him a lumbler filed so full
OF water that anolhersdrop would have
caused il I" run over. Coquelln under
stood. The club membership WAS OBJ
viously full.
Over the table was suspended a rose
the club emblem. While the glass
still stood before him Couuelu broke
u petal from the flower and laid 1t so
gently Oh the water that not Il single
drop escaped \ silent man could jolu
and make no trouble.
Around the liable ran q ripple Of
smiles and little hand claps and mods Of
approval, and then. as il OF one accord,
all hegHn making bread balls. Then "
cup Was passed FROM hand to hand and
each deposited his ballot" III it. aud
all were found to be round. Not one
had been pressed hat III sign OF usup-
prevail SO Coquelin Joined the Sub
Rosa cluh.-Warwick James Price in
Success
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

The actiCa CT President Roosevelt IL
naniI2 TlCmas Jonathan jackson
Christian. grandson Of S.onrMalI jack.
son. as y candidate for admission &c
the Military Academy y. West Point
is a graceful tribute To the memory and
the ability Of che al The SOnth's yrt:.:
est soldiers. Ii youl:g Christian nhnr.
its ally Of the military ability ui his
grandfather the President will never
haze occasion 10 regret lis ac1ica in
tl,elnatter.,,.' :, G
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
PROBING BEEF TRUST.
Twelve Out Of Town Witnesses 3ator.
Grand Jury Yesteray
fBy Ass,x,are6 preas

Chicago March 23-Twelve ont
oi-fown Witnesses. supposed to be MGR
cmplcyc'l h% various packing firms ana
retail meat dealers have thus far rcs-
tlhcd before The special grand sur.
which is hearing evidence r.ans, the
*c-callcd ''hea:-trust."
Al'hot 2h The censorship a.ains, any
publicity OF wha! takes l,!ace in The
,rnN room is IS Stiict rs on tn. first
day in The investigation aud Witnesses
have been 50 thoroughly coached .h;4,
hey Far 10 make heir names public
II was learned tonight that during al
NEST all OF today's session district Al
tnrIcy G +. Morrison. sought evidence
concerning the price retail dealers
IN meats: were forced to pay The pack
crs ana prices some OF nc packin.
concerns have been paying The cattle
iaScrs for beef on the hcCf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Said 10 Have Warned Followers
Of Coming Eight.
BELGIAN MINISTER PROTESTS
Wants No Further Delay in Settle.
ment Of His Governments Financial
Claims and Demands Prompt Action
Hopeful Of Ratification.


SAN DOMINGO. NEl,ini.IC OF
SANTO DOMINGO. March 23.-.l. i
r"r:t rcd hat at Il meeting III the .Iin.i-
rlez party il was resolved 10 telegraph
!" nc followers CT the former aspiranr
TO the presidency. at Monte Crs,l. 70
prepare for a struggle The govern
ment is taking precautions 10 meet
coming events
The situation. although at present
quiet. is critical The Erlaian minis.
Ter here has filed strong riotcs,
against delay in tie settlement of his
government financial clnms and !,
demand for prompt action Ivy Sanln 10
nin"o in the. matter The minister
will leave here tomorrow tor Havana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

In explaining Bishop Pot:cr'S atti-
tu'tc concerning q controversy With u
South Carolina newspaper in regard TO
the comparative morality Of the Pal
me:tn STATE and New York city an cs-
tccmcd contemporary explains HE
bishops position as follows: lie had
simply remarked that in view OF The
~, GvAlAncc of ,nisce.cna,iOn IN Tx,
South, the pose CT lefty and Superior
VII tue on Tie part OF ITS people. any
whore. had in il IN element equally
comic "nd pathetic" THAI coming
from a cliu:chnan who endorses the
s:;l' IN us the roOr mans club and pro,
nn,lnccd 4 bcncdiction and blessing
uinn such Il place will scarcely cause
Souhcrn"rs tc worry. Praise FROM
Sncl 4 man would give more reason
for disuuiCtlllc than ccnSurc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

Alderman Honorc Palmer. OF Chica-
30 recovered $40 in court when IL Was
sEcwn thaI the ",;lk;r" parrot" IL"
bought ronla say ncthin. bnt %, %
to - T.c vcnlcr had claimed Ina:
til" parrot lad 100 words and In in
an unavailinS dctcnc" tina, I'll, parro.
was "tcachahlc The veneer might
lave claimed that he Bird made w in
force If expression what he lacked IL
vcrsatililr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Former Strikers ia Actual Wany.

NEW YORK, March 23-:\uSus.
Belmont, prcsidcn. Of the peterborough
ltarlh Transit Company, was appealed
~ today by lae united labor or.aniza-
lions 10 roinssa,e tho subway ard clc
waited railroad cmE.oycs wln went u,.i
on strike NO weeks ago. many ni
whom arc now in actual want Mir. Bel
mont promised 70 discuss The ;na'Tcl
with inc officials CT Tho company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Praises Capt. Rarrinaton."


The Richmond Timcs-DisDatch. IL,
IT'S issue CT yesterday. says that Capt
Darlington" which will lie PLAYED al
the Acacemy tomorrow matinee, and
night, is "A colonial drama wen PLAYED
and we'll staged"
the paper continues:
Few plays OF the colonial period.
dealing with the Rcvolntionary war
are m2rc thrilling than Captain, f;;lr.
r!nltoh.' which was presented Al the
Academy last night by Mr.. William
f;anwcll and his excellent company.
The climax OF the third act aroused, the
andienc" 70 the highest pitch CT rn,hu
siasm. and there were numncr 81
curtain calls. The stage aetlir:,,:; arc
the hanlsomest ana heaviest shat
have been placed anon the Academy
The first act setting was also Il mas
sive piece Of work. and showed nc
audience quite a genuine looking &C.
lOnial mansion. Tho mO,,ntinss were
certainly ell that conid. be desired.
the production being perfect in that
respect
MIR i;ramwcll played three roles.
they hcing Captain Harrineton. George
Fielding and General Washington. He
made some very quick changes. and
Gil excellent work in all these roles.
All Of the members Of the cast were
entirely capable. and gave satisfac.
tory portrayal of their. respective
roles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
the Runaways.''

Tho attraction at the Academy On
l'uessi;.y mex, Will he one OF last sea
son's greatest successes, Arthur Damn
in the famous Shnbert musical ex-
travasanza THE Rnnaways. Z which il
we'll remembered as a magnificent pro
dnction. In fact, when The ilnna.
WAYS" was presented hero last winter
ING audience was in continual nlr
rear CT laughter and gave the conn
sl.any an ovation
This year The attraction will NO: only
be presented upon the same elaborate
scale. but nav songs ana several ,tov-
elites are promised III the cast sup-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

True greatness. first Of all. is thing
OF The heart. 1t is all alive with robust
and generous sympathi 1t lis neither
behind its age nor too far before it. IL
Is up with its age and ahead Of it only
just so far as to lie able to lead its
march. 1t cannot slumher, for activity
Is a necessity Of its existence. 1t ia no
reservoir, but fountain.-Roswell D..
Hitchcock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

There is one weak point III the con
tcnt:ca that Judge La Fontainc has an
agreement with the United States gov
eminent TO extradiIe Greene and Gay
nor. Ii he We're hat sort OF man nc
could do more profitable business
with he other bunch OF crooks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Memphis Banking Firm Fails.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March %
The Sledge and Wells Company, .
banking firm Of Memphis, filed a deed
OF partial assignment today. The deed
makes the Memphis rr,s, Company
assignee. The scheduled liabilities Of
the firm aggregates about $54 900 ana
ne asscts7 are estimated al about $47.-
300. The amount Di secured, debts Is
$I2,l32.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
pisa Ereeabie E.euu 9 nay

Husband-Yous are not economical.
Wife-We)l. il you don't call a woman
economical who saves her wedding
dress for possible second marriage
ia like to know what you think econ
ony is like.-San Francisco Bulletin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

are grilly Of criminal negligence when
they fail 10 SO direc, the affairs Of
their corporations as To comply with
reasonable ana necessary regulations
adopted for the purpose OF protesting
The lives Of the public
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
German Bondholders Have Sjoned
Oily .NSSni.ini..l l,1...,.

LONDON. March .:;.-Thc Associa.
ca Press learned tola., at the office
81 the counsel OF foreign hon.iholdcrs
mat the agreement between the vencz-
uclan and the British bondholdrrs all
JhstinE and consolidating tllc exterior
aebt. about $2S,ih0GO0 has already
nc"n signed by the Representatives al
venezuela ana the German bondhold
crs: The agreements now on It's way
10 London for the signature. Of Inc re-
representatives. OF British bondholdcrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
John Sharp Williams TO Help.
(Hy Associated Press.

O5y ASSOtfntcd PrcSS)
JACKSON. MISS. March 2a.-Con.
gresham Joan Sharp Williams has
offered his services as speaker to aid
IN the organization. throughout the
State. OF the Mississippi Cotton As
ISOLATION The offer has been accept
ed and Mr. Williams viii begin his
work within few DAYS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Botl, strons.

For a moment" he related. II held
my breath
My she interrupted admiringly.
how strong you must be-"
He edged away, blushea sud felt III
his vest pocket for Glove. Cieyeland
Leader E= .s-t5 7.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

There is one rcdcemnG fcatur.
about he story Of that St. Louis ;.w.
yel who says he was accidentally slot
by :, revolver placed under his pillow.
He docs not claim that thc weapon
wasn't loaded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

When THO Greene ard Gaynor cases
are finally disposed OF some Twenty
first century man, of more than crdi.
nary curiosity will probably search
the ancient archives of the government
to find out the nature OF the charges
against those gentlemen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
The ('xor is said 10 have dos,

The CZ2" is said to have described
himself as ",hr saddles, man in tho
world" We'll, ". have seen in,ima-
'icns Thai Vladimir and other .rauh
dukes would not be ayers" 10 rc!irv-
Ing him OF the most iurdensomc per
tion Of his oncrous duties
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

porting Mr.: Dn,!l, will he -, tie old
favcritesi including Chas Dox Clar-
thcc Harvey. VIM. Meehan, rhos
Wh,hre:.d Misses Erminie Earle. Ma
lie Cla2iar. Florence Martin The Al
'hea SISTERS ard the original Casi"a
>..w girls
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Social personal

AlF. and Mrs. Robert Sintpn Nchol
son. OF Des Moines. Iowa are the
guests al Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Parker.
on Twcnty-scvtnlh street
Miss Bertha Scho!licld is visiting
friends in Baltimore
Miss Bessie Mcpherson has returned
from L visit TO Williamsburg.
Miss Agnes Carter is in Richmond
visiting friends.
Miss Marie Ma,hcwson. Of Lynch,
bur&, is visiting the Misses Edwards
on rwcnty-scventh street,
Miss Bcrcsc Adams is visiting; in
James City county
Miss Sallic Gcigcr Of Norfolk, is;
visiting The Misses Schrcycr. on
Roanoke avenue
Miss Pauline Palmer Of England.
IS visiting her sister Mrs. G. W. Skin
ncr. on Twenty-cish,h street.
Miss Clark. OF Alexandria, is visit,
ing her sister, Mrs. r. T.. Shelby, on
Twcnty-litth street
Miss Edna Lear. of Georgetown, is
the guest OF Miss Bessie Murphy
Mrs. \. W. Johnson is visiting her
parents in Bluciield. W. Va.
Miss Rose Layton. OF Salisbury, y
e. IS visiting Miss Mary Daughlrcy. in
East End
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Oyst01l Fishery.

This advertisement is good for i've
cents this week on a twenty-five cent
purchase at the wagon by writing yo,,r
name and address below.
Write name before going to the wa
s"n Only one advertisement accepted
from q customer during the week.
J. G. RoBiNsO>:.
No. Of street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

II nose PhiIadclphians Who rra:' fer
crring city officials would refuse t. BE
the prey Of clever politicians the ,ni.-
ncipal affairs Of the City Of Brcthcrly
Love would net be in such desperate
plight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
"yivian,s Papas."

Rich aud Harris have engaged =
iomarNably wol' known !:at oi play,
trs icr "Eivians rtnas." the American
comedy hy Leo I'i;,iihStcm. which is
the attraction N The Academy 0: NH
SIC. Friday. March :;lst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

With Germany and France sn:,g-
Cling up 70 each other il Should TO- be
difficult 10 stir up faitE in the prora-
bility Of rhc near approach Of the mil
lcninm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
His Line Of neaseninx.

What reason does he give for not
paying his wife alimony:''
He says that marriage is a lottery
aud hence aliinoay IL gambling debt"
--Colliers Wee'iy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Chance For a Bargain

Wife-llehry. dear. Husband--Weii:
Wife-l want 70 make II bargain with
YOU II you will lei me have t. this
afternoon will LEI you do 4: worth
* sazr"Inhlin@ about Lay ex.rsva..A1
Afu.1S=S 80 -. Haa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Washington and Lee Defeated.
Il;y Associated Press

tEy ASsociatcd Press.j
LEXINGTON VA, March 23.--Dase
ball Washington and Lee University
Z: Mi|lar's School y.