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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-18
Captain lyman Hall Dead.
(By AssOcIute0 Press.l

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. IA spc-
c,al from Dansville, NJ Y, announces
the death at sanitarium there carly
today of Captain Lyman Hall. presi-
dent OF the Georgia school of tcchnul-
ogy at Atlanta. Captain Hall was
torty-five years old. graduated at West
Point Military Academy in 1881, but
resigned his commission in the army
after an injury. received while in the
military school. He had been connect
ed with the school OF technology since
1888. when he accepted the chair of
mathematics. His death was due to
nervous porstration brought on by
oyerwOrk. -.r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-18
AT kRAUsE's GROVE.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. p. May Gave an En-
joyabe Outing Yesterday.

JoJap'e outihy IcStCTO1y.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John May gave n de-
lshtfu' outing 10 Krausc'.; Grove in
honor of their guests yesterday. The
?arty boarded q car Of the Humptos
}ouds Railway and Electric Company
ut 1880 o'clock in the morning anu
spent the entire day al the pretty pic.
nc grounds. The day was given up
20 games, dancing and other amuse
ments. Basket lunch was served
among those in the party were: MIR.
and Mrs. J. T. May, Master Melvin
May, Mrs. +. c. Collier. the Misses
Collier, Mrs. Charles jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Susemihl. of Baltimore,
MIR. Owen Rabbit, Mr.. Charles Beck,
Mrs. f. F. Davis, Of Washington; MI
and Mrs. Charles. II: Palmer, Mrs. II. !.
Fix. OF Richmond; Miss Sarah +. May
and Mir. George May.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-18
Theatrical
Vaudeville Show Cancelled.

The date Of the opening of the
Academy of Music has been changed
to August 29, the management having
cancelled the engagement of the Hen.
~ Lee vaudeville show. The season
will lie opened with the appearance
of The Seminary Girl" musical
comedy said to be of the highest or
der.
The a. G. Dclumatcr Musical Com
cdy Company. which includes Amy
Lee, John l.. kcarney. Carolyn Hues-
lis, Ncttic Black, and other favoritcs
who scored in "Mamsellc Awkins" will
present for the coming season IL new
and original musical comedy entitled
THE Typewriter Girl" There are
twcnty-onc musical numbers of the
popular kind composed by Herbert
Dill, and as the majority of them adj
init of the introduction Of the chorus
in new dances, its popularity seems
assured.
''The Typewriter Girl" will be at tho
Buckroc Casino all next week.
Tomorrow evening will witness the
last appearance of the Gagnon-Pollocll
Company for the season at the Buck
roc Casino. The company will be seen
in the "iIcarts of the Ozarks," which
was presented last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-18
Social personal

xMisssNettlc sIassie is visiting friend.

yNIisssNett,e .n,oss,e 80 v,s,,,n, er,cna
IN Rconoko
N,,ss ,,,,,,.
vis,,,nr so,ot,v.. 49, ' .
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MISS trace Crabbin, OF Richmond is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-18
TO PINE BEACH TODAY.
Hampton Carpenters and Joincrs Will
Give Annual Excursion.

Give Annual Excursion.
The Hampton Carpenters and Join
ers' Union will give its fourth annual
excursion to PING Beach today. The
first rain will leave the corner of
King and Queen streets at 80 O'Clock
this morning. During the day tickets
will be Oh sale at the Johnson pha:;
macy.
An interesting game of baseball has
been arranged for the afternoon be.
tween a nine representing the carpen;
tcrs end team from the Painters
Union. Other attractive features hav-
been arranged for tho pleasure Of
these who accompany the union on the
trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-18
Didn't Have a Quorum.

Owing to the lack Of quorum the
Phccbus town council did not meet
last night. 1t was the last regular
meeting of the council, but only few
of tho members showed up. Mayor
Furncss will cnll special session foi.
enc night in,tho coming weck
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-18
ANIMAL MOUNTAIN EXCURSION.
S1O.00-Round Trip-$1O.OO.
Aehcvlle. "The Land Of the sky" via

AaheVlile. THE Land of the sky" Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. i'
The first mountain excursion from.
Norfolk to Ashcvillc, "rhc Land of the
Sky" met with :nch favor and siicy
ocss, the Southern Railway will again.
operate a personally. conducted mount
tain excursion to hslcvillc, August
18th. Through Pullman car service,,
baggage checked. Tho rate will be
$40 for ten day limit tickets, good fc<
turning any regular train until August
2Sth. Sleeping cur space should be-
reserved Immediately
w. w. CROXTON. Pass. Agt
ltil's ietf 8-12.6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-18
The Common Council Meets in
ss'' : : : Special Session.
ANTl-eOW ORDINANCE PASSED
Lawmakers of Ancient Capital Also
Pass Law Prohibiting Driving
Across New cranolIthic Sidewalks
Except Where Same is Reinforced.
Especial to, the Daily press.)
sSft. s,,'. Ia,

Z, WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Aug. IL
The GltySc9iincilcmct last night in spc.
cial session and by. unanimous vote
adopted an anticow ordinance. II is;
to be effective ON and after October
LIST. The passage of the ordinance,
which was introduced by Councilman
Proctor, gives entirc satisfaction. Tho
council also passed al ordinance pro
!. hibithiE 9essons from driving across
the new granolithic sidewalks, except
where reinforced. under heavy penalty.
Restoring Bruton Church.
The work CT restoring Bruton Epis-
copal' church is progressing rapidly.
The plastering will begin next week.
after which granolithic flooring will
be laid. Mr.. c. J. Person has been
awarded the contract for installing
handsome clock in the stccplc of the
church, the dial Of the old clock,
which came from the Colonial capitol,
to be used. The now clock will cost
over $500. and is the gilt OF the Colo
MAI Danes Of Virginia.
BARRIERS Open Sunday Morning.
Under an ordinance passed by the
city council last night BARRIERS may
, Keep open from $3.50 a. M, until 1880
a. M, on Sundays. The ordinance
VIII probably create little stir
.,t., Ohio Editor il Pleased.
Editor c. e, Bcrridgc, one of the
owners Of the Daily Ironlonian. of Iron.
ton. Ohio was IL visitor here today. II
guest nj the Colonial Inn. Mr.. Bcr-
ridge was greatly pleased with Viii
Harrisburg and Virginia generally. He
left this evening for Newport News. in
which city he is deeply Interested.
Perconal Mention.
quite number Of Williamsburg
people lett 70 tho mountains today.
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Burns. who goes to Bath county, and
Mr.. d. f. Wolfe, who will visit Mrs.
Wolfe, in Staunton.
MNFA. Brppks. steward of the East
ern State hospital. left this morning
for Richmond
Mrs. j. Dt G. Spencer, who is criti-
cally Ill, was little better today. Her
condition is considered very critical.
commemorative Attorney n. i.
Henley. who has typhoid fever con.
tinucs to improve.
Mrs. w. e. Stubbs and son. Car
lysle. of Portsmouth, arc visiting rel
atives here.
Mrs p. I. Southall left this morning
for the mountains to remain several
weeks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Rocky Ford's Wealth Of Parks.

Park No. One was the center Of at
traction Sunday afternoon. large crowd
being drawn thither by program OF
high grade music rendered by our band
Every time J. c. Gracey comes TO town
this summer he ought to visit this park
and enjoy its splendid shade. as It was
largely through his instrumentality that
the city now has the benefits Of this de-
lightful hot weather resort.
Park No. Two continues TO receive the
careful attention Of Caretaksr Barkley
and he will soon have fine showing OF
flowers in great variety.
Park No. Three. the small triangular
park near the Fair Ground. Is now sup
piled with water and walks and will soon
rank up in attractiveness with the older
members Of the Park family.
Park No. Four. the property Of Hon.
G. W. Swink and an important portion
Of his Park addition. contains a greater
variety Of trees and shrubs than either Of
the others. II has not been dedicated to
the public but is all the same a valuable
addition to Rocky Ford's many enjoyable
landscape features.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
All kinds Of Plants at Ebbert's.
herbIne

viii overcome indigestion and dyspep-
sia. and regulate the bowels and cure
cure liver and kidney complaints. II is
the best blood enreher and inyigora.or in
IN the world. It is purely vegetable. pur-
fectly harmless. and should you DO suf-
ferer from disease you will uba !. /. you
are wise.
r. N. Andrews. Editor and Mgr. Cocoa
and Rockledge News. Cocoa. Fla. writes.
81 have used your herbine in my family
and find Il most excellent medicine. Its
effects upon myself have been marked
benefit. Sold by ]. II. Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Among the recent sales Of fat sheep on
the Kansas City markets were the follow
ing; S. n. Pollock 426 wethers. 90
pounds. s@.s5. A. Yant *2e lambs. 6+
pounds. S6.55. Benne,. & Son Of Hol-
brook il65 lambs. 81 pounds. S7.lo.
F. N. Harsin 245 lambs. 70 pounds.
S7.lo. w. A. Colt & Son e2e lambs.
sc pounds. $3.50. Most Of tho sheep
now arriving are Texas and Arizona sheep
The supply Of lambs is short and some
what higher prices prevail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Tho county commissioners arc prepar-
ing to commence the grading Of tho now
shaio road ss soon as some understanding
Can be had with tho Santa Fe regarding
drainage. Tho grading will be done at
tho expense Of tho county. leaving tho
whole o. tho States appropriation to be
used in tho application Of shaio. Tho first
work will be dono on tho low lying po ton
Of tho road between La Junta and Swink
and near Timpas creek.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Buy cane seed from Ebbert.
Why Suffer from Rheumatism.

Why Suffer from Rheumatlsm.
Why suffer from rheumatism when one
application Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
will relieve the pain? The quick relief
which this liniment affords makes rest
and sleep possible. and that alone is
worth many times its cost. Many who
have used Il. hoping only for short re-
lief from suffering. have been happily sur
prised to find that after while the relief
became permanent. Mrs. v. n. Leggett
Of Yum Yum. Tennessee. U. S. A. writes.
II am sufferer from rheumatism all over
from head to foot, and Chamberlain's
Pain Balm is the only thing that will re-
lieye the PAIN" For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Sudden Death from Heart Disease

Monday last Mrs. Margarete A. Wal
ter went to Or. Casters for yitaopathic
treatment. While waiting for DR.. Easter
to dispose Of another patient she COM
planned OF great pain and before the
treatment could be commenced she fell
dead. Undertaken Dobbs was called and
the body prepared for shipment to Mar
eeline. no. Mrs. Walter. with her hus-
band. has been for several weeks the
guest Of II. ]. Chrane. brother OF the
deceased. Besides her husband and
brother. Mrs. Walter leaves sister. Mrs.
3. 1. Oldham. OF Rocky Ford. and three
sons in Missouri.
Funeral services were held In the Ad-
vents, church Monday evening and the
remains shipped on tho ono o'clock train
to the home accompanied by Mr.. Walter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

c. L. Govreau will this week commence
the Improvement Of tho is acres Of land
recently acquired from Sol. 7. Wolfe Of
Colorado Springs. His land lies on the
high ridge south Of town and when Mr..
Goyreau's plans shall have been carried
out will add much to the appearance Of
that portion OF Rocky Ford's suburbs. A
good residence will first be built on the
highest spot on the tract. which is most
desirable site overlooking the town.
Among the Improvements will be a small
lake which will not only be a thing Of
beauty but will be aproiitable inyestme Mt
for the fish which Il will provide.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

While bilious attack 10 decidedly un-
pleasant, It Is quickly over when Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver TabIsts are used.
For sale by all druQpists,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Prof. Bolles has contributed to tho
beauty Of Santa Fe Park that Is. Gen.
,rsl Park or Park No. q by tho donation
OF fine 10, Of ehrysantehmums.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Postmaster Lance is making sppliea-
ton To the department for an amend
ment 10 Rural Route No. 2 so that 30 ad-
di,ional patrons Of tie Office may be
served. The new territory is the former
Bingham ranch and adjacent country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
At Stauffer's you will find all
the choicest relishes ever kept in
a first.class market.
How to Ward off OId Axc,

Tho most successful way Of sarding of
tho approach Of old age Is :, maintain =
vigorous digestion. This can be done by
eating only food suited to your age and
occupation. and when any disorder Of tho
stomach appears take q dose Of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to
relieve it. II you have weak stomach
or arc troubled with indigestion. you will
find these tablets to DO Just what you
need. For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Buy cane seed from Ebbert.

Parties wanting Seed Potatoes can 20.
them and pay for them this fall u desir-
able. Guthrie variety. G.E Bryant.
sou Phenc Ford 562-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Epler & coamsn have JUS, sold l. p.
kerr's dwellings and ono acre to Mrs.
Evelne Jones.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Thursday afternoon Fowler was visited
by a hail storm which did considerable
damage. Tho hail stones were large and
some window glass was broken.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Fair Dates in tho Arkansas Valley.

Fair dates claimed and agreed upon
at "a meeting OF The Arkansas Valley
Racing Circuit held recently at Pucb-
10:
Prowcrs County Fair Mt Lamar. Au-
gust 30. ii and September I.
Arkansas Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
September Q. g. and s.
State Fair. Pueblo. September II. IL.
II. II and IL.
Canon City Racing Association. Sep
tembsr 20. Il and -.
Ben, County Fair. Las Animas. Sept.
II, IS and 10.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Everybody buys who sees the
new beet thinning knife at
Burrell's

Bring the School Children.
To the FL Captain Hotel. May 81. where
DIR. Sapero. the well known eye. ear.
nose and throat specialist. OF Denver.
Will examine their eyes and yours free.
Come early.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Wanted. a girl to do general housewor.
Apply at 5o@ S. 9TH.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

WANTED. Horses TO pasture. 2oc
acres with shade water. s miles son,h
near Grand Valley school house.
6l-2-p w. C. Worthington.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Arsenate Of Lead at Ebbert's.

wan,ed-A hOusekocper by Mrs. D. v.
Burrcll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

FOR SALE. i6 ae-e chicken ranch. 81
miles up tho river from tho old rocky
ford. Price $500. Call on or address
II. Warner. 52a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Don't you think il is time to
get BUSY" and keep some
Of this money at 81 81 HOMER
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Over 1000 Patients

Treated In Colorado. a large stock
OF sinrscs and artificial eyes on hand.
large proportion OF headache and
hyEtcria. Insomnia. corca tSL vitus
banc-D and nervous proEtrntlon are
caused by ear strain, The removal of
th. cause effects n permanent cure. II
you require treatment OF the eye. ear.
moss. throat: II you need ElaEHcs Hcicn-
tincniiy fitted call early.
Thor. unfortunate and unable to
pay viii receive medical and surgical
treatment free
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Ask to see the new beet thin.
ming knife at Bnrrell's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Our popular home amateur troupe. the
transformers. fully maintained their high
reputation by the rendition Of the play
An American Citizen" Friday evening"
Tho play was we'll cast and tho various
parts were all presented with fidelity.
The bright stars Of the troups. judging
from the applause Of the audience were
Harvey Norton and Floss Pollock. For
an evening Of fun and entertainment IAN
American Citizen" ranks alongside the
previous successes Of The transformers.
Marshal Baldwin's chattls mortgage
sale was postponed from Saturday last
TO next Saturday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
Think
OF this

life insurance premiums, and have had
returned in death claims, dividends and
surrendered policies less than Sl2,O0OOOO.
grow less.J
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26
OVER 500 PATENTS.

Whom ! have treated and fitted with
rinrE-s In Rocky Ford and vicinity.
Inquire and be convinced. Have been
coming to Rocky Ford and La Jun,a
regularly for ten years.
Remember the Date.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

Hon. Alfred E Bent Auditor Exohiro supt of Insurance.
City.
Dear Sir: At the request of Mr. C. Bishop president
Colorado National Life Insurance Company Denver Colo have
that company with ascertainn
learn something of its method of doing business
find that has in all respects complied laws
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-26

lnrge volume of business since its orgnnzation viii
written preferred" risks and are on the lives oil
out Colorado.
The Company has deposited with the departme
holders. These deposits are not required by law.
pany in its Articles of Incorporation.
The business is conservatively managed and 1
that from them the condition of the company car
pany is to be congratulated upon the amount and cl
management, and 1 am sure it will continue its gro
Resi-
April 18th. 'Os.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-28
FELL UNDER AN ENGINE LEG AND ARM OF w. E. GROWER
 CRUSHED. Popular M. and o. Locomotive En- gineer of Montgomery in . Ter rible Accident Which May
 Cause His Death.

Walter E. Cronier. locomotive en- gineer i'm the yards of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, received in- juries yesterday morning at 4 o'clock while on duty in the yards that neces- sitated the amputation of his left leg and his left arm. He Is In critical condition at St. Margaret's Hospital
 Mir. Cronier was on the running board of a switch engine going through the yards at slow rate of speed. His foot slipped and he fell under the heavy wheels of the engine he had so often guided. His left thigh and his left arm were terribly mangled by the wheels.
 He was taken immediately to the hospital, where amputation was ad- vised to save his life. The leg was cut off at the thigh, while his arm was severed from the body at the shouf- der
 His condition last night was report ed as precarious. While all hope of recovery had not been abandoned, chances of recovery are slight
 MT. Cronier has been in the employ of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad several years, and has a fine reputation with his employers. He has wife and four children at his home. 39 South Holt street, and he has wide circle Of friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-28
Sold by E. c. FOWLER, Druggist
CHANGES HIS SPEECH
AMENDMENTS TO OSCARS CUSTOM
 ARY DISCOURSE.
King of Sweden Declines to Allow a Prince of House of Bernadotte to Sit on Norway's
 Throne.

Stockholm. Oct. 27.-At a meeting of the Council today. King Oscar an- nounced that he would in future use the following style and title:
 we, Oscar, by the grace of God. King of Sweden and of Goths Wends."
 He further announced tifat his motto would be "The welcome welfare of Sweden" instead of The welfare of the stated nations"
 King Oscar has definitely and formally declined the offer of the Norwegian throne to a prince of the house of Ber- nadotte, and in a letter to the Presi- dent of the Storthing finally sewers his connection with Norway. The letter, which is dated October 26. Is as fol- lows:
 After having, in the name of Swe- den, recognized Norway as State com pletely separated from Sweden, fn- form you of my decision to relinquish the crown of Norway, which, notwith- standing all my good intentions, has given me in the course of years so many bitter cares.
 Moreover. I could not longer wear 1t to the benefit of the country now that illegal decision of the Storthing has rendered illusionary even the sus- pensive vote of the Kings. But l de- sire only the welfare of the country and the nation towards which have entertained a sincere affection ever since my youth, and to the happiness of which 1t has always been my hearts desire to contribute, so long as the means to that end could be reconciled with the duties entailed by my posi- tion as King of both countries of the Scandinavian peninsula.
 ''In view of the turn the mutual rela- tions between the two countries have taken I do not think 1t would be con- duciye to the happiness of either Sweden or Norway that a prince of my house should accept an election to be King of Norway. Assuredly there would not fail to arise fin both coun- tries a feeling of distrust which would operate as much against him as against me.
 '"This distrust might only too easily become an obstacle to the improve ment of the mutual sentiments of the two nations unfortunately separated henceforth, whereby I hope to see pa cific relations assured between them in a not too distant future. cannot, therefore. accept the Storthing's offer.
 T thank with all my heart those who during my reign of thirty-three years have faithfully served me and Norway and who may now even enter tain affection for their former king. In now bidding them farewell, I cher ish sincere good wishes for them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-28
SURGEONS ARE SUPPLEMENTED
Much Social Attention to New Oriean"
 savfors.

New Orleans, Oct 27-The announce ment bv President Roosevelt in his speech at the banquet yesterday IS construed to mean that pr. white IS to be retained and there is also some hope that he will have permanent assignment to New Orleans.
 Now that the fever is practically eradicated all those who have taken an active part in the fight appreciate the necessity that no steps shall be left untaken to prevent even the spo- radio recurrence of cases next spring, and 1t Is thought that pr. whites nresence will be of invaluable aid in seeing that all possible measures are taken to make New Orleans secure for all time against the fever.
 Little interest was manifested to- day in the fever situation, public att tention being concentrated on the de- tails of the accident to the President on his way down the river. There was widespread qualification over the an nouncement that he escaped unscathed. Very few cases of fever were reported during the day. but three deaths were announced early in the afternoon, two of them being of persons whose cases were reported yesterday The cases under treatment have shrunk under ifty now and while 1t is probable that deaths may be reported for few days If iS COnSlOeTGQ NAtS ease will be extinct in a very snort time. ,,.,
 The majority of the marine hospital surgeons here are preparing to leave for their respective stations. Many of them were kept here in order that they might meet the President. During the daY he saw a great numbers of them and was very warm in his praise Of their work The insignificant number o1 cases now being reported has left little work for the surgeons to do and tbree-fourths of the force can be shared. At headquarters accounts are being straightened out, final reports rnade and inventories taken and each n,an will leave a complete report of what he has done since he has been l here. ~ ,-- ....,-.
 today and 1t Is believed her example
 viii he followed by most of the small towns in Mississippi which still tm-
 noae restrictions upon travellers. There are very few portions of that State which remain closed to people from New orleans and the same is true Of +be country districts of Louisiana.
 Now that the fight is practically over the service surgeons have become inc recipients of much social attention
 and banquets and stags are being held
 In their honor very frequently.