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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
rh.v Ran into Trouble.

The express team Of NJ. s. Senstron
became frightened al the train yes
tcrday afternoon, and made a short
but Lively nun. They attempted 70
make a straight run north on Twelfth
street. but. on reaching the corner Of
Twelfth and Mill. a buggy which was
being repaired at the blacksmith shop
was In the way. and not having TIM
TO 20 around It, they attempted 20 90
through and over g., with disastrous
results. Both horses. the buggy and
the express wagon were mixed up In
a iumble. which required a half hour
10 untangle. Mr.. senstrOm had hold
of tne hOr5es bits when they started
but was thrown to the ground and his
head badly cut The wagon passed
completely over him. but he escaped
with no more serious injury than cuts
and bruises. The buggy was put com
pletely out of business. and one Of
the horsg was badly bruised but the
express wagon came on with hardly
a scratch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

10 the construction Of The building
depends upon your lumber being Of
good quality and we'll seasoned. When
We are doa'orl YOU are assured OF the
best quality that can be produced.
You are also sure OF getting the best
quality at the lowest prices. Fair
and square dealings. good goods and
Tow prices De- our success. Near s. =.
passenger depot Phone Main 90.
ooooALE LUMBER co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
Patronise Your Hon, l..
dostries and keep yOu, mon.
eY at home.
eY at home.

Not a new business, bat the old M,
smith, wagon and paint shop o, J,,A
q Arthur very much enlarged. Va,
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fansy paiu
ing, sign painting and buggy, ssri,u
and wagon painting; repainting .si !,
pairing furniture and musical !usD
msntS A arst-olass painter snplsys
Light and heavy wagons and burs.
on hand and made 10 order. Wos
'alled for IN any part Of tho city ~
returned free Of charge BY O. W. Jolu
or william Gross.
JACOB 4 ARTHUR
Phone 1853 Main. a2es N. Pfos, q
eat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

Nh'n fellow writes aau,paY.,,
''' -'' noaspapos ho usual, h..
'''i''a."s 10 oonooal or som,,bfng
'' "ai'a ho .s ashamed. n IN, 49,
" Nopahagan vhiyh is rs u,
".''' oat to tsguss city nou,.s
'"' " 1oufeo bis ONLY co1rss is \,
II i-s''lal rhis parer has p.,..-
''' Ore ncv omgru Wcr, ma 49,,
1'' Ihal Is uo, lae question. H.,
'e ''n''e7ats pE muo ONCE IA a.
.'''',"''s MAO pn'm.sei 10 so ir,,
''' '.'''sn eaacu, ana ab.de d, 80
'''' " slya ga1eus N,w h...|
'' e'in1-imca vlo ylo,a.e5 t,.l-I
.-'H p''lse want to line up ts.i, ~ /
- - eAo are s,vlshL for AM tss.,I
- ''a"mos. and propose 10 t,,,.
-. - .''o ane by anonymous 49,.
a - yea ,y one of The monrDg So
p@ - Eor shoe tho CDss,DGs.. \
y. - ,1oa ia tho o0unoil pla,,t IN.
.,-' % 'Ae ADoo Domocrati, nm,
o.9 And asainss Ae unanimous -. -
.oa ~ q Sa.em's business mes. -.
o' '"i'Aoi sor,an,s 70 mats n,.o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

for Democrats. they are trying TO Dol
ster themselves up BY anonymous de
fense but tae people see through the
whole matter, and are slow TO accept
the anne attempts at justification.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
oYsPePsiA.PRo3s.

How Any Meal Can BE Thoroughly
Enjoyed by Any stomach.
Mon. as rule are FIRST discovered
lby their enemies. Their antagonist,
turn on the soarchlight. and the proof
of merit wFl He in being able to siam
the fash
o. was only ia this way that Mr
white over know taat dyspepsia wa
one Of Nr Blacks worst snemlea
Sitting face TO face at a two.byfour
table ho handed bic afflictod friend
the bill of fare
oyster CoJktain Stuffed olives
Boston Clam Chowdcr
Strained Gumbo
sIf.u.n Steak with Mushrooms
Roast Beef Hash
Boiled Oy Tongue with saucrkraut
Lobster "a 'a NcwbcrT
Baked Pork and Beans
Combination Crab Salad
Hot Minco Pie
Pineapple Frlttob
&c. White ordered "iItus oil
each" Mr Dyspepsia Black ordered
uark'r. and "a glass Of milk. u had
ouch "a bis breakfast tnis morning
ho Hald THAT rIl just take a bite tp
Keep you company nut Mr. White
could nu' bo deceived. n am afraid
luu raut stand the sloam. Mr Black
Why don't you say you have dyspepsia
aud be- done With ~ YouIl alvaya
have that hungy look anyhow as long /
as you have dyspepsia Now l.sten |
My stomach vas Iu iust as bad Jondl, I
iuu as yours at one time nut now /
. 'aH rai any'hius at ans time. For
Instance lhis clam cn0vdrr or sIr.uln
steak ur even thr lobster would be-
Iut as welcome io my stomach as
'uHr crackers aud mi'h N0u don't
realize huN ih.s dyspepsia business rs
."hhins }"u Ui buur spirit of ylur |
'nrrsy aud ability to think quickly. I|
.Ant hg.p uuiIe, Il Nou haven't The /
.hrsr aud sur.abHIu son had three
months aEu Nuv Iu ttI luu what
10 do Aud ilerral the greerul Mr. !
White took vial fum DIS nagketI
.nd extracted Nrt table. sThere
hr" is "a tablet rhaf contains An in. /
.r. di'ut one Enlu OF which d.sests
''' Eains ot food Pdr even tbel
worst dYspcptic Its tht only thing
aai REALLY gives rrIef The reason is
relieves the stomach of nearly AMI
'' work Dc has ro DO dIgts.s eysrr
bling .n the stomach and stimulates
'' sasr.e juice cant get along
'''ui Them They arc smarrs
F'.'ps.a fab.ris You can get rhem
N. Where on earth for 5oc a pselses {"
Pc. Dc Is true suarts Dyspspsls
'''''s absolutely stop heartburn
.''-'a. indigestion. dyspepsa u be .
".si ppe sour stomach bloary fssl u
.s and an sructaroas and irritation G
'' ir'shea aoJ lnyigoate the stom y
+" I''' cheer ,oa up ana make Il
p" s'l al. ihe sood There is .a yonr s.
'' Nou Win torget 500 over rss
'ma'h to WorD yua
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

OASToRFA
s, 80, - Ha1at ~ ~ lsls ss
&&AEzs-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
THE EASY OIL.

SCOTS Emulsion is
"the easy oil"-easy to
take, easy in action. Its
use insures deliverance
from the gripping and nau-
seating sensation peculiar
to the raw oil. Nobody
who has any regard for
their stomach thinks of
taking cod liver oil in the
old way when SCOTS
Emulsion is to be had.
1t is equally certain that
no one having a regard for
their health will accept a
cheap emulsion or alco-
holic substitute for SCOTS
Emulsion. 1t fulflls ev-
cry mission of cod liver
oil and more.
SCOTT q BOVINE. soa Pearl Street. New yors
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
A Savings
Bank Account

= sn es'essit myans 40 ss.,,..,
''as uoaoy A smal lat ~ ,1.,.
'''''asa AssfaJoJ r,suarh Nm
A'n'-'at ~ large sam Ia 49,
iuaEa
F'1 aNs.' sto have it,s nps,
q ANNA sa iur,tment ts.f 4.
i+'@'Ahia $40 aad conyerti,,.
'e'o oAh vtea wau,ot
in'erss psad oa dopos.t. O,
.''e A''iAF - uooe. a. tAe u,t, .,
''''a ca@S Compromised ssmt
aau'salls.
savings Department
eAPlrAt NATIONAL BANK
= I" Ah~t jos. "A. Ahert
Casa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
PORTLAND MarLst


Wheat C.ub-CgI07ni.
Valley 73c
hueslem T0Q72c
Oats Choice White. SeS
Mi..siun Rau glT
Hay rlmoJhy S9aslg
Poia'oes-5og@c,
Poultry Average Ola hen, uatA.
mixed chickens Io8IOlsc. bgifsr.
loul,ei young roos,ers. zoe. Ola ,,s.
'e's' su'c' dressed chickens. l3a14c
turkeys. live is6Ilc; turkeys. dresss,
eaoioe. 10000; geese. i've 49,
"a loc' geese dressed per pound 1oT
l'ei ducks lsglsc; pIgeons ,Igfo.
squads t2Fts
foTk-nressed6a7hc
Beef Dressed ea5c
Mu'ton-Dressed. 4aS-r
5d7e ''e Il' Old
Wooi-lso5 clip. valley. co,-s. d.
.60glc oregon
Mohalr-NomlEal soc
ha''er-Fancy creamery. 27u9a,..
tore l66Is'sc '''i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
M00rh0usss' Famous pls,.,.,

Major loe Moorhouse o..
famous producer of Indian p.,.n,-.
has prevented a copy of h., .Irr..-
'''''suphs" 10 each OF ths sr,,sr,-
court Justices This mue bo,k -
" 'a' finest things that aas hs.- ~, ~,
''' 90 tho state and me Sins 80,
s'eA-y appreciated by the ms....,
"a The front cover ot he bo.t 49,
'n oo'oTs, are the -Cawse -
0n.'o have a fame ma, is uo-,t Ma.
"'''' 'ae tonusplece The Ias- o..,
.''' o' pying Race Is amor- IN.
'.9' 'aiags iha, Moorhouse has 49,,
N'eFy one of the pho,ognphs ir I.
'''@ Is a masterpiece. ANA ir s5,.,,,.
a'.' are a number OF poems NV "a,
'auman and others Moo7sh,.,., T.
lAA'ss' not only himself ana ,,@I
msu''a Indian, but The state az o..
''' famous. by his Indian p,cu-,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
Needs Praying For

Mrs porkman (from Chicagoj 1
see that when them religious Turks
pray they always turn tneir faces to.
ward the east
Mr. Porkman GOSH They must
read the New York papers, Puck.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
EDITORIAL TRUTHS
TERSELY TOLD



Senator Fulion's friends secured q
very handsome endOr"ment OF mat
geuaounn.s political course a. repre-
sentative IN The upper house oi the
national cOngreati by the adoption OF
resolutions in The Roosevelt RepubIi.
can club. And T. Do deserved under
has haa a h'lru ~" ~ no' ~ 'o.' '',
pre'hs' ana innuon'e TOT V''sON' '"o
mas o"iif' up uni"ush 'us n'7 a,''
Hmohe ~ pne'V so'd ooi'''''o". i"o
eh"l % tn''ae 'l'''us vi" Oe W.
mo-" hTlnP ''i''i' '' s'o"'uh
ifieiHisnip ail E"ll W" 'o'" '''l 'n'
a'in'i'a '''u'n a"p ''p' n'''' ''ou
Ofesoh' - "e' ~ 10 ap''lle' u''
ena"'es TOT 'uo,e''l'''s u'il''" '"o
y'AiH h'h'" in' ie'o'u'i",' VI"
nave a uH'i'''u ou"A in au'an,'"s
ul'a TOT u'' '''''e ''''''e N"o are l"l'
~ ae'V,eu 1uppoiue'H VI o'n''oI W.
non. TOO Nepup'lah pal'I can 90
~" p'''''i '''.'h Y" u''i up '"e ha"u' "
u'''h o' api'''' 'n'ia,'er auo 'hnu
'i'e WV 'ah ." lna' A'hu "'
man N''''''l W ul' Ha''"lal '"nEi"'N
~ e''hef n''''' i''' 'H 'n' "n'l way
=" "u''' uP we u'''h'''oh '''m any
'''"
The uuf ~ driving ihc pIIIng Tor
The bIE frfaie Just nurth of the city I
ro"a forward v1h rroat ppIilty /
Whnn ula.f ia d"n" and the rails laid
over d ul"rv vih d. put ON 'arTo
foco - giaioiH. a con Htructiuu train
and tho riad VIII b. pu..bcd north aa
faat a. nsu ami mUnoy can make lt
80 Thnnr hn. lfnu a upN survey \
~ '"NN'nE 'ii'lAN 'h' towns
'.'Ai" ~" 'l''I ah' leaving Toe
n 80 .'eTn '''lh' 70 ~ east excepting
W"'aou'n Nh''h "iN H,lil ho "a pU'n'
'' 'n'el 700 Ni'h u'' Hartman a'a
n' p'"'-''''''n 'o 'r'aa tho nv
- "''-''''''" may "' a'An'"nrd I
.'' "''"'ns haa lH '''n decided lu
~ n'''N. 'u-' u''l" a." Iumom "i a
" NV '"''''''a "i 'ho VII
'''' ''''""'' mo "wnun d
w.. 49, '".'F '''"l'a'' a'' ''' Cor o
''.'' '-'''..'u WIN a p"pn.'a lln" o.
,',. ,''.' ~ ~ " =. ''' az ll''a'ada Via ID
.. ~ = - am an''hrl con I
~. I, ' ''' '' ''' u q H 81" d
M. ''''' "' .'' HA"'lam r
'.,' ~, .''a p ,,'us p''l''''l 'n 'h' al
"''' ''' /" "''''''''''' 'a..'' 's b
" ''.','' 'hA '.''. m
.N A'" ''''."pm'a's o'l %.
'' To- ''. n',' I'' ''aa
1
'D' % p 30 aa'rm could he urrv,IHF H
''''' q" uA.aia "i urrnsrH AMI h'
''.' ''' $50 "A a''''ai m..t or H
= '''' aHn''' ''hN r"Nrnue iuI Hu.st st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
MARKET QUOTA
TONS TODAY
MAKE salem . Good Home Market

Make Salem = Good Home Market
Poulty-At steiners Market
Eggs Per doz. iSc.
ChIrkcnE-iOc.
FryH &c.
Ducks DC.
Poultry EGGS, gts.
EsET=per doz. Csc.
Butter retsil=3oe
llons=iOHlic.
FryH =iOr.
Goosr=7aNc.
Ducks &C.
Fruits, Vegetables, gts,
Potatoes 25d35c.
Onion IKE.
Apples Soc per bufhe,
carron-s5e per busael
hrr's SOC per bushel
r,ar 81 por cwt
Tropical Fruits
f'ANH.A" 70 l--r ITO.
ouuses tele55.
lgmuHs-1gH
Live Stock Market
s'y.r aI.ar.
Cove llgugr
Sheep &C.,
Dressed veal g.
Pat Hos 54c
Grain. Feed
naIed CI0yer-ts
Cheat tbE0as7
Timothy WuVE.
Grain s.
Rmn tgl
shors-tel.
Butter and Cream.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

able action at rs last session on an or
dinaDco 10 chanps the present pro
hiHtlve system. While the prOpeI
auction policy Of any city Is mooot
question. there h NJ justice in depnv
Ing the city OF an revenues from this
sJurce. Naither Is there protection
For only recently a firm came into
this city and sold a large stock at auc
ton prices. and In ten days we're gone
again The cry did not get the rev.
enue % should have had. and all resi-.
dent merchants nad their trade cut
into.
The auctionocrs' license should be
drafted so That the city would secure
soms revenue from that source. No
ono will ~ farther In The policy Of ~.
stroJing evils and abuses than We will.
bat when They are ~ such a chafacter
that tho business connected with them
will b. carried ON under other forms
The only thiug 10 do b. 10 get revenue
and minimizo ne evil wih regulation
The bis 10 rrpoal tho slot machine or
dinauou illustrates tils pUpo uou.
IN spite u state legislation forbid.
dhg them tho slUt machines are oper
aud Do cigar stores. restaurants. hp
."l. aaiouus and barber shops Tho
7ay obtains ihouHauds Uf dpiafa rpv
'uuoa from ibs aUufru. aud thofc iH |
lp evidence that those who aDouiI
hir money m no mavhinrs would
uyoa % any morn wisely if ibn ma
.hIuoa wvv rut iu existence Then
'hy SHOULD me rfy ioao tho revenues
ruu tbao urrus' frsaY The arFu /
l"ni Will bu maJr tha tbr .Iut ma
hIu" iH an OWL aud should br ahui
.hot Admitting hat t Ia operated
b public hy uoHy who know what
i"y anu about lt isa form of amsr
"ui ur mmbHuF tD caH o. by Ua
ori name That is far Ir.. rcnvhon.
hlr dlan aoCot vice of aHy tuarHn
nn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

lnHVai uf passing more dm.ur ur.
dIuaH'ra Of puhIbiu,y character mo
cIiy authorities should have better
rEua'Iuua and vNuui tbo lIryrau sy -
.um over Nhal Dauuui br rAtormIuatsd
m ans community Tho druLIne Nab.
hH and "..al NIUcs of ans fro pao.
p.' aI" w'y wp.i ouI by education
awi reformation uf ibr udI,IJua-. am
h' ihf elevation aud uplifting of lr
m"fa' standards .f hr mass of hr
H"n'" Ius UuTk uf reformation
.luHd bH aruvi Goa by Ihr sUhu1.s
anal rhuNh"a aul iudeo- within certain.
NmH hut sauuI uu- he undertaken.
hI ihr FH'wuWHi rh ur huu.i|
T'a' .a huHre ana.u u.m he|
aauiu".rt uf re,ouues and public Im
Fwom'nr and iri those Wao want
p" h'ar mHs.r ur Hn rn a theatre or an
excursion ur Uua b.rr un sur.uv
'A'v ,aai Ilent taar attend. mn, irt |
'Naa' loo "a mHy r.NHfri communal,
Wa know ,is uo. usual f1r a ueusp,- |
p'' '' speah pa.u'y un these matters |
'" ~' arc stating ahat ve bgH.,e .ol !
% 'h" iaris anal yhe truth. aud utafI
''a 'r.u ihe experience of aI rom.
'uh'.i'a w dgaars a.lh Ue-. p,b. |
comes We haNv H,ea uulgr p1ab.| |
i'n in l"uu auI sesu De- tr.ed .n kan
''s. aHd nowhere has tag oommunfvI
'''n oen.hred duaaoiaHy or msan,
f" .'' "os room hy ud.yul attempts 90
.'N' m"n bc,tor by legislation. wei
20 'H below in putting Immoral ais /
"'Hsi "r issiuafci men iut, ,m.-
n' ta' husIues Interests of an, e,,
'"n'i be oousIdrr,,i when fee..,,.t.,,
'''empt'ri taaf uay desto,s r.,
'' ".'hw Improving condition. .|l
'agie N
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15

The Stiggleman Sectional Bookcase
has dual automatic doors. To oper
ate them is Il pleasure. Nothing like
ii on The market See sample in
our west window. BUXTON y
PARK Err. l52i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
CARROLL WANTS $4,000.
Alleges False Arrest and Breach of
Contract

j W Carroll. contracting car
penter, yesterday filed two suits in
the clerks office of the Corporation
Court; one against ID. j. Philips.
II. +. Crimes and j. w Wood, for
$1,000 for alleged false arrest and
another against ID. j Phipps for
- 900 damages for alleged breach Of
contract.
Carroll had a subcontract for the
carpenter work on the Perkins build.
ing, recently completed AT the corner
of Washington avenue and Thirtieth
street. His son-in-law was Interested
with him in the contract, i,nt because
Of certain trouble which arose Car
roll secured ana injunction restrain.
The bulldog.
According TO the allegations Of the
plaintiff. when he, Carroll. returned
tc work on the building he was ar.
rested as irespasser by Police Off.
Ger Wood, al the inStigatiOn of
Messrs Phipps and Grimes who had
the contract for the erection of The
building. Therefore he not only sues
Tor damages for false arrest hut al
leges that he was prevented from car
rying on his contract and deprived
&c profits which were rightly his.
Captain G.. G. Berkeley is attorney
for the plaintiff
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
Social Pers Onal

The Misses Heath gave a pleasant
Valentine party AT their home, 800
Twtnty-siXth street. last night
Among those present were: Misses
Sallie Abdell, Emma CaThell. Alberta
Lewis. Belle Rollins, Carrie Moore,
Annie Robertson, Julia Howald Edith
and May Carroll and Mrs. Carroll.
Messrs CaThell. CENTS. Moore, Ray
field. Rountree. Herndon. Hamlet,
Jenkins. Gleason. Heath and Ahdcll.
Mrs. Frank Lee, of Hampton. will
entertain the Newport News IIamp.
ton Bridge club Friday evening.
Mrs. Richard Walker will be one
Of the hOstesses at The Saturday af.
toinoon tea at the Hampton Roads
coll and Country Club this week.
Mr.. Ed Bernays, of New York,
was in the city yesterday bnying
grain.
Miss Mamie Dabney. of St Al
bans. w. Va. is visiting her uncle,
Mr., Geo. r.. Dabney.
Mr. Striking Ballard delightfully."-
entertained Il number Of friends IT
enchre last night at his home on
Twenty.ninth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
LOUISIANA STILL IN LEAD.
Government Yard Made Decided Gail
Durinu Month of Ianuaru

Government Yard Made Decided Gain
During Month Of January.
During the month of January the
New York navy yard made a decided
gain in the battleship building race
with the local plant. The Louisiana.
building here. is still in the lead by
.9S per cent. however, and the race
is not lost by any means.
On February ] the Louisiana was
,95.4 per cent. completed and the Con
neciicnt 95l6 per cent completed In
January the Louisiana advanced only
l.07 per cent. while the Connecticut
advanced l.47 per cent
On February l the battleship vi:
ginia. building at the local plant. was
?S.G per cent. completed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
"shIpDuIIdePs" viii be in Race for
Virginia PenpaRt.
Wells OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
State Baseball League includes Rich
mond, DanviIIe, Lynchburg, Roam
oke, Norfolk and Newport News
Umpires and Secretary-Tre assures

There have been So many different
reports circulated concerning the
prospects for professional baseball IN
Virginia during the coming season
That fans on the Peninsula some time
ago reached the conclusion that there
was little hope Of seeing anything ex-
cept amateur games on local grounds
Good news came from Richmond
last night. however, and if the official
announcement of President Jake
Wells, of the Virginia Baseball Lea
que. amounts to anything, Newport
News will he in the rae" for the pen
nant with FIVE other cities OF the
State.
Mr.. Wells official announcement Is
to the effect that the cities which will
contend for the championship are
Richmond. Danvile. l.ynchhurg,
Roanoke, Norfolk and Newport News.
The president also gives out the in
formation that Norman d. Randolph.
of Bethel. Ohio: William HoTner of
Perth Amboy, n. j.. and Harry
Mace, Of Washington, ID. c. will be
umpires for the league T. N. Greg
DRY is named as ecretary-treasnrer
Of the organization.
Ii Is understood that arrangements
will he made to secure the Casino
grounds for the games played here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
Report Says Lee County RepubIi.
can Is 10 be Next Col
IectOr Of Customs
NO LOCAL CANDIDATE CAN WIN
Yesterday Senate viii Refuse to
Confirm Capt Stuart and Preside mt
Roosevelt Already fas About De.
I c;deo Upon Man for the job.

Although no official information on
The subject is to be had, a reliable re-
port was received here yesterday to
The effect that The Senate will not
confirm The appointment Of Captain
j. Il Is. Stuart as collector of Gus.
toms for this port and that the Pres.
ident has already about decided npon
another man for the job.
According To The report. President
Roosevelt has said that no Newport
News man shall be collector for the
port and the appointment will either
go 10 State Senator j. c.. Noel. OF
Lee county or some other Republican
leader of the State whose name Is
not mentioned
Senator Noel is regarded as the
man most likely To get the office. He
is The Republican leader In the Vir
gina Senate and has nnQuesiiOned
claims upon The party He was 4
strong candidate for the office 81
United States marshal for the East
ern Virginia district and his friends
claim That he did not receive faii
treatment at the hands Of Colonel
Siemp. the party boss in Virginia. III
the race. On account of the peculiar
local situation, it is said that the Vir
GINA Republican leaders will take adj
vantage of handing Senator Noel the
plum they think is due him by agree
! ing upon him as The successor to Cap
tain Stuart.
il Is expected that the Senate com
miiiee win report upon Captain
Stuart's appointment within the next
few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
THE Mayor Of Toxic"

DrOll Richard earle, who wrote the
book for THE TenderfoOt" and ere
ated The role Of Prof. Pettihone,
comes 10 the Academy next Tuesday
night III his new vehicle THE mayor
of Toxic " The new piece is Japan
ehe comedy opera. the book for which
was written by Mr. Garlic.
Mr. earle was seen here last sea.
son in "The TenderfOot" and his ad.
mirers are many. He is said TO have
superb production ana fine com.
paDy This year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
LOCATED IN RICHMOND.
Sergeant O'Hara Brings Back Negro
Wanted for Assault.

James Griffin. negro. was brought
from Richmond yesterday afternoon
ana lodged In the city jail. Griffin
was wanted by The police of this city
loans wer Il charge of cutting Tom
Harvey, another negro. last Satur-
day night during the progress of =
crap game. Griffin made a quick trip
To Richmond but was located there
yesterday by Sergeant O'Hara.
Harvey was stabbed with a dirk
through the arm and is said 10 he in
a serious condition.
Sergeant O'Hara went to Richmond
to bring back Thomas FnliZ and
Evans Lawson, young white boys
charged with larceny.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
THEATRICAL.

Good sized audiences witnessed the
Rnnkel Stock Company performances
at Inc Academy of Music yesterday
afternoon and last night. The matt.
nee Dill was 1.-THE Moonshiners" and
al night THE Shadow" dramatiZed
hetective story, was presented. New
specialties were introduced between
III acts.
The play announced for tonight Is
IN the Tigers Den n sensational
mel0drama sometimes called "The
Connterfeiters
There Will be specialties between
the acts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
ST. VALENTINES DAY.
Sentimental and SatiricaI Missives In
Usual Abundance.

Yesterday was ST Valentines Day.
Sentimental and satirica missives
were sent out in the nsal abundance.
and last night number of valentine
parties and dances were given
In accordance with an order from
the mayor the cnrfeW did moi ring
last night until 8;45 O'Clock Small
boys and girls took advantage of the
opportunity to keep door bells ring
ing to their hearts content.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
THE County Chairman"

George AIDES popular comedy. with
Maciyn Arbnckle aud The original
New York production. will he the Of.
fering at the Academy of Music next
Monday night
The success Of the "The Comfy
Chairman" in New York and all oi
me larger cities is sufficient recon
nendation to the local theatergoers
ana II Is expected that a big house
viii witness the initial performance
II The comedy here.
Maclyn Arbuckle has won univer.
sal praise in the title role Of the play
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-15
Building On River Road.

II. C. Burnett has begun the cree.
ton of Il large twO-story frame build.
In gai the corner of Eighteenth street
and River Road for NJ. Oser. The
building will be twenty-four by
eighty.fOnr feet