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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04
SHOWERS SATURDAY.

Washington, Aug. 3-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday; New England,
local rains in South, fair in North por-
ton Saturday; Sunday showers with
cooler in the interior; fresh southeast
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04
FORTRESS A WRECK.
Barracks at Sveaborg are Reduced to
Tattering Ruins.

Helsingfors, Aug. 3.-The armored
cruiser Pamyat Azova. whose crew mu-
tined off the Estnonian coast, spoke
the steamer Salines between this port
and RevaI. The mutineers Of the Pam
yat Azova ordered the Saliens to stop,
and asked for news from Sveaborg.
evidently with the intention of going
there to help the mutineers. But when
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04
One Body Found.

Machias Me, Aug. "a body was
found on the beach at Little kennebec.
six miles from Libby Island today. 1t
was supposed to be that of one of the
crew of four drowned when the New
York schooner Ella G. Eells which was
wrecked on Libby Island July 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04

The Bath. Me-, schooner. Mary r.
Olys. arrived at Boston Friday night.
The schooner anchored In the harbor.
and Saturday will repair the damage
sustained in the collision with the
steamer brewster Of the United Fruit
Co. off Highland light Thursday MORN
ing during thick fog.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Aug. 3.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity; scattered light showers
Saturday and Sunday; light easterly
to Southerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04

REGARD FOR HIS POCKET
Not your stomach Is why the dealer
forces substitutes for Sanford's Ginger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04

In the meantime, the fate Of the
Stolypin cabinet sways in the balance.
and Russia is upon the verge Of dis
orders which may lead either to the
recognition Of the military or the pro-
letariat. 1t can be stated definitely
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
ECOS JUD|C|ALES
Delito deconspiraci6n. Cau-
sa del sefor Torrellas. No
tas del record.
CORTE De DISTRlTO
Un nuevo juicio en- la causa
de Faura. ..Por escalamien-
to. --Delitos electorales.

Nanana 30 vera en- el Tribunal
Supreme 10 apslaei6n do don Eloy
Torrsllas, sondenado On dslito do
sonspiraei6n. ssgdn aparsc en- 81 re
esrd sl fiscal de 10 Corte de Distrito
Do Msysgucx sefIor Horton, preasnt6
una denunsia contra sl senior Tore
Has, acusado do infrscci6n del artfcu.
10 s2 dol C6d'go penal.
Apsreoidas las pruebas J las ale.
gasionss On sl iuic'o, sl Jusz condsn6
al ssHor Torrsllas, dselarado culpa'
BE del dslito arriba msneionado. &
uA aHo do carcsl. III ssnor Torrsllas
spsl6 do la ssntsncia.
Para makana & las nusve, 90 Sc
xal6 10 APPEL aci6n del pleito do don
jose Maria Hernandez contra dofa
Juana G arcfa Rivera. sobrs sanes-
niento On saso de svicei6n. !,
En- 10 ssmana pr6xima oil Tribu.
nal Supreme confrnarE vsrias ape
lasiones On dslitos electorales, cuyaa
eausas % vleron haze messs.
-Ss ha solicitado On la Corte dc
Distrito de San Juan hn nusvo juicio
On ID csuss de Felix Faurs, dsclars.
do sulpabls dc escalamisnto On primer
grado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
De YAUCO

Hcmos tenido el gusto dc como Ger
& Ia seiiorita Laura Gilestrs, profe'
sors do San Juan que viene dirigir
aquf un grupo escolar. Dana distin
guida y culta, sAbr& captarse los sim
patfas y el aprecio dc esta sociedad.
Tomas Malar6 ha sido denunciA'
do al Juzgado municipal por tsntati
vo de violaci6n en- una nina de once
amos.
Que le pasa & los rspublicsnoa
de Yauco? Anunciaron un gran mi.
tin para sl | 9 de Enero, y sfectiva'
msnte. !. no consiguieron eieetuarlo.
Sc esfuerzan los iefss en- mantener 10
eohesion On sus filas y 6stos desertan
del campo republicano vinlendo unos
& spgrosar el eiSrcito unionista y man
tenikndose otros aleiados de la politi.
(Coitn,ia en- la pdgina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
|)TRAS NoT|c|AS
RegAmento della Union. En-
Gurabo. Sub. .colecturias
vaca ntes.
lklCALDE Dt YABUCOA
Una conferencia. -.-Licencia. :.
Actos escolares en- Areclbo.
---Funci0n teatral.

Hasta sl 20 dc Febrero pr6xlmo
podr&n las iuntss locales iaformar
acerca de las enmiendas sobre sl cita.
do rsglamsnto.
Don Grsgorio Rivera, conner
ciante de Gurabo, nos psrticipa por
circular que hi comprado { don Eus
toquio Dfsz Dfsx el sstab' ssimiento
msrcantil que tsnfa alberto On aqusl
pueblo, y el ssiior Dfsz nos do cusnts,
tambisn por circular, do 10 realization
do dicha vsnta.
--EstGn vacantss las sub { eolsctu.
rfas de Rfo-Pisdras y Manatf. Hoy
% dssignaron los candidstos que han
do ocuparlas y mahana sl Comisiona.
do do Tesorsrfa procsderk & iu xom
bramisnto.
LA oAsina cs ntral del Partido
Onionista remiti6 { los comites loca.
les de 10 isla el reglsmento del partido.
Sc ensuentra en- ssta eiudad don
Jose L. Berries, alcalds dc Yabucoa.
Ls saludamos.
-Esta manana tuvo una oonfe
rsneia con sl Attorney nusstro amigo
don Jaime Annexy.
Ell departamento de Educsci6n
concsdi6 cinco diss dc lisencia sl ins
peetor de las sscuelas de Caguas Mr..
Rsichsrd.
Ell iusves saldrkn haeis Arscibo
los seilores Comisionado do EducA.
ci6n y Mr.. Lord, con objeto dc asistir
& las confsrsnclas dc inspestores que
tsndran lugar en- los dias 20 y q del
corrients, on aquells eiudad.
Sc anuncia para el s&bado una
function c6misa en- sl tsatrito del <Par
que .Boriquens. Dsbutar& el trans
formista puertorriQusno senior San.
doval Los sefiorss Velez y Mon
tssinos tomsrGa parts On Ia zarzuela
EMU ,ica C,asioss.
Hoy SO VIC en- esta Corte de Dis
trito el iuicio contra Vicente Tirado,
de Bayam6n, por sscalamiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
AVISO

10 vsads per 10 nitad do ~ vslsr
IN aparato para fabrisAr dsbidas car.
senasadas. 10 sonpeae del geasrader,
Fss fssAtss cen sus ssrres endisnsss
lavadsros dsgaz, uaa mesa para lie.
mar sotsllas Do tapeAss do gravitssiSa
J an llsAsdsr Do sifoass.
rsra iAasrnss Arieirse On eansv
A AHTeNze CAsrRLe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
LInsa FsIrsa ds| 0s,ts

Baetss bar@sos pSTa dies fsstssos
IN - elase 90 Wapfaaa 6 RAyam4n,
do y vuaitA d stvs.l On y 10 ctvs.
Nm ~ 90 Rayaanea & SAsA1s, ids y
vnaitM Is ssvs. On - 10 etss.
BIIacss 0RdknaFis do @apisd 6 Casa
10 On - class { etvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16

Sc vende papa viejo de pc.
ri6dico 4 dos pesos elqulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16

Los cabaos eran fuertes!
Los caballos srau 2giles!
Sus pescuszos eran nnos ansas
reucentes sus eascos musicales.
Los cabsllos srsn fuertes!
los caballos eran &gilss!
mol No han sido los gusrrsros solamsute,
do corasas y psnachos tizonas y sstsndartes
los que hicieron 10 conquista
de las selvaa y los Andes:
los csbAllos andauces, cuyos nsrvos
tisnen ehispss de 10 rsza voladora de los krabes,
sstamparon sus gloriosas hsrraduras
On los seeos pedregales
en- los hdmsdos psntsnos,
On los rios resonantes,
On los nieves sileneiosas,
las pampas en- las sierras en- los bosq los val
Los caballos sran fuertea
Los cabaos sran Sgiles!
Un cabsllo fue el prmero
los 6rridos manglares,
cuando el grupo dc Balboa caminabs
dsspertsndo las dormidss soledades,
que de pronto do oil aviso
del pacifeo Ossano, porsue rtfagas dc airs
al olfato 10 trsjsron
los salinas humedades;
y 81 caballo de Queaads, que en- la cumbre
10 dstuvo, vendo a fondo de los wales
el fuetszo de un torrente
como el gesto do una e6lera salvsie,
salud0 con un relncho
10 sabana interminable.
bsj6 con flcil trots
los peldahos de los Andes
cual por unas miensrias escaeras
que crufan b'io sl gope de los sascos musisalss..
iLos caballos eran fuertes,
iLos caballos eran agilesl
lY aQusl otro, do ancho t6rsx,
que 10 tesla pons alto eual qusrisrdo ser mas grands
en- que Herr &u Cortes un dia,
cabaero sobre sstribos rutilantss,
desde Mexico hasta Honduras,
mide leguas, eusnta messs srtrs rosas , boscsies?
20 mas digno dc los lauros
cue Ion potros que galopan los s&ntcos riunfals
con que Pindaro eelebra les olfmpicas disputas
entire sl vuelo do los oarros 10 fuga de los ares
Y es mas digno todavfa
do las odas nmortalss
el eabelo con que Soto, disstramsnts
teisndo sus cabrIolas, como 81 sabe
causa asombro, pons espanto, roba fuerzas
entire el coro do los indos, sin que nadie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
LOS CABALL06 De Los CONQU|STADORES 9
Del Gbro en- prensa Alma America'")

haga uu gssto DO reprochs ega s trono do AsAhusPA
y salpisa con espumas las nsigaias inpsrialss...
Los cAballos srsA fusrtss.
Los caballos sran Agss!
El saballo del bsduino,
que trsga solsdadss;
el csbsllo milsgroso de San Jorgs
que tritura eascos los dragorss iufernalss;
el de Cesar On las ealias;
sl do Anibsl, On los Alpes;.
sl csntauro dc les clGsicas leysndas
mitad potro mitsd hombrs, que galopa sin eAnsArss
y que suena ain dormirsel
yqus hscha los lucsros, que GORE mas sue sl airs
todoa tisnsn alma,
fusrza, sApgrs,
que los &picos cabaos andaluoss
On 10 dsrras dc 10 Atkntds salvais,
soportando los fatlgAs,
las sspueas J las hamhrss
baio s peso de los f&rreas armaduras
J entire sl aeco de los anshos sstandartss
cual desAls do hsroismos coronados
con 10 gloria dc BAbiesa s dolor dc RocinAnts
I'm mtad do los tragorss
desisivos dol combsts.
los sAballos con psohos
arroahan los indies ssguian adeants;
ssf vscss, los grtos de sAntsgol,
entire s humo sl falgor do los mstalss
90 vsia que pasaba como susno
s cabAllo del Apostol galope por los aires. :.
Los eabalos era fuertes!
Los cabalos &giles!
Sc dirfa epopsya
do cAballos cir guarss,
que mansra de hp6grifos desAlados
eual RIO que 90 cusga de los Andes,
llegan todos sudoroaos,
smpolvados isdsants,
do unAs tsrras nuncA vIstas
otras Nsrras conquistables
do sGbito, espantados por VA euorno
que 90 hincha con soplido do hurscanss,
dan nsrvlosos un rslincho tan profundo,
que parscs que quisisra perpstuarss
en- las pAmpas sin confines
ven las tristes lsanss, rsmontan las sdadss
yss sientsn at-afdos por los nuevos horizontss
40 sgomeran piAfan soplAn. 90 perdsn al escape:
detras dc elios, una nuhe.
que la be do 10 gloria se levanta por los Aires
lLos csbaos eran fuertes
iLos cabaos agiss!
lose Santos Chocano.
: ndmero, damos en- el espacio que lie correspo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16

No habendo negado notas tegra6cas para este
bante compoon o oon Jose Santos Chocano meo oran
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
Hindoos at Harvard.

Among the many new students who
are thronglng to Cambridge these
DAYS, two have attracted moro atten-
ton than oil the others combined, and
1t Is safe to say that these same two
young men were more interested in
their surroundings and the prospect
OF getting an education at Americas
oldest university than any OF the 9th.
ers. They travelled $4,000 miles to the
classic Shades Of Cambridge, and are
the first from their country to enroll
In Harvard Sr'f A
They are Hindoos-Amar Singhu
and Gopal Singh. and are cousins.
Amar, the elder, is about five feet,
eight inches tall, rather slightly built
and wears glhsses.l He will study the
theory and practice of education.
Gopal. who Is about Is years old, is
q bit over six feet, straight as an ar.
row, but not very heavy. He will de-
vote his attention to sciences, geology
and mineralogy especially. Both will
stay three years, and possibly longer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
IMPERIAL. "oIvlNArloN."
Kaiser Has No Success With the Ro
In Eindinu Water. /

Kaiser Has No Success With the Rod
In Finding Water.
During his recent holiday at Will
helmshohe the German Emperor ad,
ded diyining to the other revels.
Prince Hans Won Carslath, n retired
Cuirassier officer. possesses, 1t seems,
the gift Of the dlviner, and him the
Kaiser summoned to give practical
demonstration Of his powers. s.
The park was chosen as the scene
of operations, and at point near the
Hermitage, appropriately named the
Philosophers Walk, Prince Hans an.
nounced to his sovereign that at n
depth of one hundred and fifty feet
a perfectly unsupported supply of wa
ter existed. .tas
How the princes find was put to
the test we are told but it is stat
ed that the Kaiser was so deeply i'm.
pressed that he himself took The sd
which. however,, defied the ,mDerlal
will without mourning tho penalties Of
lese majeste.-London Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
PROGRAM 20 SESSION OF
STATE MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
Addresses on Subjects Of Interest by
Number of Prominent
Speakers. \

Mayor Buxton yesterday announced
the following program for the sessions
of the Virginia League of Municipall-
ties. which holds It's annual convention
here next week: !,
Thursday. October a, 8 p. m.
lnvocation. 88
Address of Welcomes. r. Buxton.
Rcsponsc--F. ]. Paff, Alexandria.
Good City Government From n
Physicians and Sanitarinn's Stand
poinr-Dr w. T. Oppenheimer, Rich.
mond
Uniform Municipal Accounting and
Reports"-llon. l.. NJ. Hartwell, Bos.
ton.
Friday, October S, 10 a. m.
Election of-eflcers.
Good City Government rs 1t Re.
lates TO the Administration OF tho
l-aw"-Alden Hell, mayor OF Culpep.
per-
THE City MS Business Corpor.
atlon"-Carlton Mccarthy, mayor of
Richmond
Good City Government as II RI.
lates to the Police Departmcnt"-C.
Aylctt Aslby. police commissioner.
Newport News.
Good City Government as 1t Re.
lates to the Fire Departmental. J..
Herbert, Portsmouth.
Address-lion. Clinton Rogers
Woodruff, secretary National League
of American Municipalities.
The convention will close Friday
night with banquet rendered the
visitors by. the Chamber. of Commerce.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28

ills even stated that he has taken on
the, aspect of the stone, which has
hcen so long his home The cavern,
fifty,two yards above the river, which
1T 'oyerhangs, is only accessible by a
cord. ~.
Attention has been called to this
singular case by: inexcusably tardy
proposals to exDel the man. His namo
Is Laleu. He is by birth u Parisian,
but by choice and prediction n
tramp. He kept one or two small
shops in Paris till his wife died and
then. being still young he roamed
Europe with nothing but u staff aul
song.
Advancing middle ngo drove fiim
back to France, and he settled as an
extractor of ochre till he wcaried of
work, and found the cavern, where he
has subsistcd since on fruits AMI
We gctables.--London Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
LITTLE NEGRO BOY FALLS
DOWN STEPS TO HIS DEATH
Drop of About Twelve Feet Fractured
Skull of Three-Year-
Old Child. &

Joseph Scott, little negro boy
about three years old, was killed yes
terday afternoon about 1 O'Clock by
falling down the steps in the rear of
the house occupied by his parents on
Madison avenue near Twenty-ffth
street. The child tumbled part of the
way down the steps and then rolled
off. dropped n distance of about
twelve feet and striking the glound on
his head. He died within twenty
minutes. - . =
DIR. d. n. Barry. the coroner, inves-
tigated the case and decided that an
inquest was not necessary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28

Capital Dry Goods House Fall OPENING
Attracted great crowds of admiring
visitors. The immense millinery de-
partment, tastefully decorated with
palms and natural flowers, presented
a scene of rare beauty. Exclusive
styles of pattern hats, designed by
Madame Moore, was, the. main feature
or the exhibition. The originality and
beauty of these artistic creations de.
lighted all beholders.Y Women's suits.
wraps and .ifnrs formed a most inter-
esting exhibit, altogether SURPRISING
any OF their former displays on the
main floor. The splendid showing of
silks and dress fabrics proved
strong attraction. The display as a
whole reflects great credit. upon this
firm. 9-28.1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
WILL CHOOSE ! A CAPTAIN.
Huntington Rifles Ordered 10 Name
New Commander.
COLONEL STERN 70 PRESIDE
After Annual Inspection Tonight AS.
sistant Inspector-eeneral May Call
: For Election to Fill Vacancy Caused
by Capt. Wilkins Resignation.

After the annual state inspection to.
night, the Huntington Rifles, Com.
Dany G. Scventy-tirst Virginia regi-
mcnt, will elect Il captain to succeed
Captain II. e. Wilkins, who recently
resigned. II First Lieutenant G. G..
Moore is elected captain, and it seems
likely that he will be, new lieuten.
ant will have to be chosen.
Following is the order for the cleo
ton:
espeolal Order No. 1884,
e "At tho suggestion of First Lieu.
tenant c. C. Moore. commanding
Company C, Seventh regiment in
fantry, Virginia volunteers an cleo.
ton for vacancies may be held on
September %. 1906, at the discretion
OF the assistant nspector-gcneral
who will preside over such election.
by order of Claude a. Swanson.
governor and commander-in-chicf.
"CHAS. j. ANDERSON,
r ''Adjutant General"
4 1t is understood that Colonel stern
Will call for the election just as soon
us he. has completed the inspection.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
81. Prs. 7'fi3f.a HNIEg
Robert 4, jackson a''|'a ts, Negro, Dg|ag
at The Hospital,
his AssAllAAI STILL AT LARGE
After Plunslns Knife into Another
aamesters srsas,, John rabb Fled
and Police Have Been Unable to
locate Him. @
\. 4 ! & "a ,ss....-

After a quarrel over 20 cents in n
poker gnlne. John Tnbb. negro well
known 10 the police, stabbed and
probably fatally wounded Robert
jackson, alias "Bob Jack" also col
ored. last night Mt 1880 o'clock.
The trouble occurred In a "cook
shanty" OH the beach opposite An.
drew Jones store, several miles
above this city. Tabb plunged
knife into Jnckson.s left breast aud
fed. He has not been seen since al.
though Chief OF Police Walker. Of
Bloodfeld, nnd all the county officers
have been securing the country for
him. % ] t .g
pr.lJ T. Buxton was summoned TO
attend tho Injured negro, and about
t1Hi'o'clock he had the patient re-
moved to the, General hospital. The
doctor states that there Is practic
ally no chance for the negroes recoy,
cry, rs the knife entered just above
the heart and penetrated tho left
lung! l.
Jackson has been employed by
Clerk OF Courts d. G. Smith for some
time. Tabb kept an eating house in
the shanty In which the cutting oc.
CURED yi SIS 4. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
Near View of powie.

No absolute chariatan no mere
Quack, no complete impostor, ever has
zone the things that Dowie has. duna,
10 begin rs street preacher and 10
FOUND sect numbering almost 100.
ooo members scattered over all the
world to build a city and to establish
htio,u NOV, industries, to gain ami
mold luntii physical ills impaired in.
teilectual vigoi) the loyalty and un
questioning obedience of every ono Of
MS people-thcse are achievements
impossible to any lnt q man OF COM
handing force, of dominating temper.
No mere adpenturer or self.conscious
pretender would have been capable OF
mem. The career of John Alexander
Dowie stamps him as one of tn.
worlds captains. Born 1900 years
ago he would have been another Ma.
monet monet. He had the Mahomet genius.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
DANIEL TO CAMPAIGN
Continued from Page one.>

feat the Democratic nominee. He
said also that he was fully aware that
the Republican nominee would have
little IL any chance Of election For
this reason the announcement made
by MIR. Hanson that he would oppose
captain Lamb came as surprise to
many people here who keep in touch
with Virginia politics.
In the last congressional election
held in the Third district two years
ago, Captain Lamb defeated both Mr..
Hanson and Edgar Allen by n big ma
jority.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
sSociaI-----PeksonaI.
Observation-Disclosures,

f<AA&SANXS2QQ2Q
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Walter Eames
returned to this city Yesterday after
spending ten dayswlth their
parents. Mr,--apd <Mrs. James IL.
Christian, Of ClMftes City county,
ana Mr.. and Airs. Johh-"W. Bamcs.
OF New Kph county.
Mrs, John N Martin has recovered
from slight attnck OF malaria.
Mr., A. N. Branch has returned
from hunting trip up the PENN.
sula.
Mr.. and Mira. Wilbur Ksnt and lit.
tle daughter ,.wil! rct,ysf today from
Wnren'on where 'sfey have been
spending sevegss weeks.
REV. j. w. Porter, ID. D.. Mrs. por.
tar and their little son John will
leave today for Maysyllle, Ky. to
Ap0na q week. = lt.asdNaaAN
Miss Marie .Llghtfoot. OF this city.
u the gnest of friends in Richmond
Miss Mary Putzel of richmond is
visiting heS.s!ster. Mrs, >nolmcs Mac
Murran, in thfs>esay.
afea1s,.
eoane'ima1,>n !. Ford Is i'll with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
Roosevelt Keeps Out of CAMPAIGN.

Roosevelt Keeps Out of Campaign.
OYSTER BAY. N. Y, Sept. 27.-Ir
present plans are carried out, Presi.
dent Roosevelt will take no part in
the New York gubernatorial campaign
this year. ee
While 1t is known that he was great.
" pleased with the selection of
Charles T.. Hughes as tho head of the
Republican state ticket. his comment
on the conventions action. for the
time being, at least, will be confined
to the telegram of congratulation
which he sent to the candidate last
night.
Tomorrow the president will go to
Provincotown to join the North
Atlantic fleet and witness target prac-
tice OH Saturday. He viii not return
to Sycamore Hill until Sunday morn.
ing
AS it is the present plan to begin
the journey to Washington before
noon Monday. there would remain
very little time for the entertainment
of visitors. The journey to Province.
town will be made on the yacht May
flower.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
Democratic Papers Desert Hearst,

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. 27.-The
Rochester Morning Herald. ever since
It's birth Democratic newspaper, IN
this mornings issue announced itself
as an independent newspaper, and ad.
vocates the election of Charles f..
Hughes.
The Union and Advertiser. OF this
city, hitherto Democratic, in it's issue
today AYERS that ut owes no alleg-
lance to the candidate of the Demo
cratic convention at Buffalo," w. r.
Hearst. aUI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
Old, But still Good.

Henry Skerritt Of Oswego ran away
from his family a year after his mar.
riase. That was about 1880. and n
few months ago. taking up n local ma
per In Chicago. the deserter read in
the personal" column:
IF Henry Skerritt, who 23 years
ago. deserted his poor wife and babe.
VIII return home, said babe will be
glad to knock the stuffing out of
him. San Francisco Argonaut.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
TWENTY YEARS A HERMIT.

pweils In a Cave Near River in
France.
In the lonely French district Of
SAINT More, near Auxerre,. there lives
q man who, for twenty years, has
been veritable cave dweller. A hui
man troglodyte he has been styled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28

A Chicago man complained in court
that two young people who talked sen.
timent on the back porch. of the flat
made him sick" Would you say off
hand that this was jealousy or only
Notwithstanding Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-28
Sunday Excursion to Mathews count,

sunday Excursion to Mathews County
by. Old Dominion Steamer.
a'fhe Old Dominion Line Steamer
hampton Roads will mako special
trip to Mathews county, Sunday next
september 30, leaving Old Point al
8 a. m. Fare round trip, s1.10.
~; -. WALKER, w. II. LANDON.
r@tilc munger, Agent.
: = New York. Newport News, Va