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raspberries, 12c.
CITRUS FRUITS - Lemons. fancy,
$3.50 box; new Washington navel or
'rrJ; Mrs SAND AND DRIED FRUITS Call per
lb.)-Almonds, IXL, lie; Ne Plus Ultra,
lie; peanuts, California. fancy, 51kc; east
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extra large, 141kc; Brazils 1Sc: filberts,
l3c; Mexican pine nuts, 20c
DATES-Persian dates. 6A@6lzc; Fards,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-29
NEVADA
CTonopah DIstrict,.
(JOHNNIE DIsTRICT)
Nye County.
(Goldheld DISTRICT.

Johnnie Con. G. M. Co.. .13
Lucky L. ........... -.
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Entered at the Newport News, Va.
Postoffice as second.cass matter.
TUESDAY, APRIL TO- 1906
YOUNG MANS ATTITUDE TO-
WARD HE CHURCH..

Rev Arthur j Haynes, of New Ha.
ven. in an address delivered before
the Yale students Oh Sunday took Il
position which probably will call forth
criticism from some of his more staid
and orthodox fcllow-cliurchman His
subject was the attitude of the young
man toward the church Of today. and
he Is reported to have declared that
IL the church would save herself shc
must boldly commit herself to new
crusade. He took the ground that the
new cause would be thing of schools
and hospitals, would concern itself
with the material welfare of the cit
les. and demand that the poor have
more and the rich less. In par, he
said:
There is religion for the old and
religion for the young; for the strong
and for the weak To mix these re.
ligiOns is a mistake. II Is q mistake
to preach All old mans religion to
young men. II is worse to preach an
old woman's religion to young men.
democracy has never in all history
demonstrated By trial It's right to be
called the ideal form of self.govern-
ment. We are conducting an expert
ment In democracy here. Democracy
creates problems. but Il has not solv.
ed them. IL Is even possible that
our American experiment may utterly
fall unless Christianity and high pa.
trlotism take strong hold Christ
never saved man for the sake Of
getting him into heaven. But he say.
ed inen to have them do something. :"
The sort Of gospel preaching set
forth by Rev Mr.. Haynes undoubted.
iy would appeal to upto date
young men with rich, red blood in
their veins. with more force than a
good deal Of the preaching now done.
1t must be admitted that material
element is lacking in that sort of re-
ligon which takes no account OF the
material interests of the community
and of ones fellow-1ncn, and the
Christianity which Is regarded simply
as life preserver to keep one out Of
the "bottomless pitt is conception
which never will appeal to manly
men.
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told agonies for four years, and tried
different physicians and all kinds Of oint.
ments. Icould walk only with crutches.
1t is sixteen months ago since | began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for
my limb and foot. The first. two
months the Cuticura Remedies did not
seem to work, but kept on using them
both. In two weeks afterwards saw a
change in my limb. Then began using
Cutic,lra Soap and Ointment often dur
ing the day and kept it up for seven
months, when my limb was healed up
Just the same as if never had trouble.
1t is eight months now since
stopped using Cuticura Remedies, the
best on Gods earth. am working
at the present day, after FIVE years
OF suffering. The cost OF Clitic,ira
Ointment and Soap was only Sc;
but the doctors bills were more like
$500. You can publish my name and
refer any one to write to me about
Cuticura Remedies. | will answer all
letters if postage is enclosed. John NJ.
Lloyd, 7lS S. Arch Ave, Alliance, Ohio,
June 81, 1905"
Complete EIiernsl and Internal Treatment for ever,
fnmoI. from lmpes 10 Scrohls, from Infancy 10 trs
eon,s:ng Of Cnticur1 Soap. &C. Ointment, SOC, Re,ei.
oG ms s iGI 81 ch9Toatf Coated Pills Sc via.
fohtr D,nS Them Corp. Sole Props, goIfon.
hthaheuffee, How 10 Cure Skin and Blood Humora.n
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PERFORMERS OPPOSE LoNcwoRrt,
Son.in-la~ Of President Will Have
Contest for Nomination.

CINCINNATI, o.. April Nicholas
Lonsworth is going to be opposed Tor
denomination for Congress by the re-.
form element OF the Republicans. and
it. is probable that should Foraker ,le.
eide to take a hand he can decide the
fato OF The Presidents son-in law
Theodore Eiorstman. reform candi.
Gate for mayor some years ago. is out
against l.onswOrth. and two or three
other candidates are talked of. despite
accounts of Longworth's popularity
with his constituents. The fight bids
fair to be Il hot one, as Foraker would
have but to Indicate his desires to his
followers.
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The Wall Street lambs" appear to
be suspicious that the regular spring
"shearing" Is almost ready to be pull
Ell off and as consequence the bulls
and the bears have hard time to rn,
the daily sales of shares on the Stock
Exchange up to the million mark.
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OUR EASTER BUSINESS.

The Easter edition of the Daily
Press was complimcnted on all sides
yesterday. the handsome cover pages
coming In for an especial measure of
praise. The amount Of advertising
carried in the issue was very crafty.
Ing to the management. AS we antici.
pated and suggested in the notices
printed last week. the business com.
ing IN at the last moment swamped
the mechanical department of the pa
per and we were forced to leave out
more than page of advertisements.
The enterprising and progressive
merchants Of the city thoroughly ap-
preciate the opportunity which the
columns Of the Daily Press offers to
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With an amlcal,le aud satisfactory
settlement Of the matters at issue he,
tween France and German, there is
no reason why insuperablc obstacles
should arise to peaceful settlement
. fihe questions NV at issue be-
tween the miners and the mine oprr-
ators.
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who had charge of me
was trying to sew up
the side Of my foot,
but with no success.
When he found out
hat wouldn't work,
he began trying to
heal the wound with
all kinds Of ointment,
until at last my whole
foot and way up
above my calf was
nothing but proud
Hcsb I sufforc,I I'M
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4 Is not expected that he will e

cover.
General higer is also in weakened
mental condition. The years ol worry
and brooding over what he considered
his unjust treatment when he WAS
forced out of President MckmleN's
cabinet, after the Spanish war. because
of the en,balnled beef scandal, have
broken hiEi to an alarming degree.
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a; New York New York (Natlonal,
10; Vale. 5,
At Cambridge. Mass Harvard, 70;
Trinity, 0. /.
~ Washington, r. C.--Washington,
American,. 4 Boston tNaJionaD, 3
At Philad elphia-Philadelphi (Na-
iionals), 2: Philadelphia CAmericans,.
Z.
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ais, Q
At Pllnceton--Fordham. j; Prince
ton, Z.
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There is one Christian virtue which
none Of the Dowieites seems to pos.
sess and that is the charity which
"speaketb no evil"
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ALeeR NEAs UNTO DEATH.
Former Secretary Of War and Present
Senator Desperately ~,
lSrecinl to Dine DailY PreSs.l

Especial TO the Daily Press.)
Z WASHINGTON. D. c.. April Cen,
era Russell A. Alger, formerly score
tnry oil war, and now senator rrou,
Michigan. Is SO seriously i'll at his
home here that none but the immedt.
ate members of his family can see
him. Helis suffering from yalyular dis.
eases of the heart
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BASE BALI

Bad Day for Virginia Players as Three
Teams Are Defeated.
AT New York-Columbia IA; New
York University, s
At Washington. 4 c. Georgetown,
8: Pennsylvania, 8.
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SUFFERED ACON|ES
FOR FOUR YEARS
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Tried Different Physicians and
All Kinds Of 0intments ~ Could
Walk 0nlyWith Clutches ~ Ohio
Man Says:
I" CUTICURA REMEDIES
THE BEST ON EARTH"

"1n The year 1890 the side of my
right foot WINS cut of from the little
toe down 10 the heel and the nhusirian
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FRANCE PLANE. BIG SHIPS.
,truct six great bsttleships as formida.
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nnnsht. which is npw slarlling

WolN. i4
In man. respects these battleships
will be as powerful MS The monster
being planned for the American navy.
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
WINS ON APPEAL.
ConUictiom in N. 6 W. Forgery Case
Reversed by appellate DiUision.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yes
terday handed down a decision reversing a judg-
ment of the Court OF General Sessions which con-
victed Colonel Charles Murray Colmey.
times known as Kid Colmey, Of attempted for
gerry IN the first degree. COlmey called one
Meloy a broker, and tried 10 get loan two
thousand shares of Norfolk & Western Railway
stock. The certificates for the shares We're forged.
The principal witness for the people, when the
case came TO trial. Charles Augustus Seton,
a confessed accomplice. Seton worked in Wall
Street as a promoter. He mixed up in many
shady transactions. He forged S4S00.OO0 of Nor
folk & Western stock certificates but saved him
self from conviction that charge by turning
states evidence. Seton is now in the penitentiary
under eight-year sentence for robbing the pro-
moters Of the Houston 6 Galveston Railway.
Justice Scott wrote the opinion. in which JUS
tices Mclaughlin and Laughlin concur while JUS
tceS Patterson and Houghton dissent.
Justice Scott says in his opinion:
1t Is obvious that to justify the conviction it must
be madc 10 appear by competent evidence that the
defendant sought TO obtain the loan upon certit-
Gates which We're forged and which he knew to be
forged instruments. These the essential ele-
ments of the crime, and serious objection to tho
judgment of conviction is that to neither OF
these points was the evidence Of Seton the
complice, in any way COrrobOrated.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29

UNTIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
i by the grace OF God free and independent 60
Lewis B. Harris Gordon B. Harris. William Dell. Clar
Dell. and Marguerite Dell. five OF rhe heirs
of kin of Amanda c. Harris, late OF the City
County and State OF New York deceased. send greet
ing
York has lately applied the Surrogate's Court
our County OF New York to have instrument
In writing dated the 18th day May 1894. relating
real personal property duly proved the
last VIII and Testament OF said Amanda c.. Harris.
late County OF New York. deceased. therefore
YOU and each OF YOU are cited appear before the
Surrogate OF County OF New York. at his office
County Of New York. the eleventh day OF Jan
uary. thousand ming hundred and seven at half
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day then and
attend the probate Of the said last VIII and
Testament
And such OF you hereby cited as under
the age OF tWeuty-one years. required appear
guardian, II have n have
none, TO appear and apply for one 10 be appointed
in the Of neglect failure a
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to repre-
sent and act for YOU IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused the OF
Court of the said County Of York
be hereunto affixed. Witness Hon. Frank
II. 81 T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF said County
OF New York, at said County. the goth day
November, IN the year OF our Lord thousand
nine hundred and six
DANIEL J. DOWDNEy,
Clerk OF the SurrOgate'S Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
THE PASSING SAMARITANS.
From The London Academy.

From The London Academy.
There is at this moment in London a foreign
visitor whose person and mission cannot fail
to enlist our sympathy and interest Isaac
Priest OF the Samaritans has come 10 England
in order 10 sell for a price some of the most
valued possessions OF his people. Not the most
valued; that is the Roll Of the Law of Moses"
which is kept in the Samaritan Synagogue at
Nablous. and for which its owners claim an an
tiquity Of almost three thousand years. But the
priest must SELL IL he can copy of this docu-
Tnent made one thousand years ago. and book
containing the history OF the people which was
written as far back 1850. The compelling
cause is poverty. The Samaritans at The present
time number only two hundred souls Oppressed
Inv their more powerful neighbors they have
come 10 great straits, and stand in need OF a
considerable sum OF money. If their existence
as "a community is 10 be preserved. 1t is hoped
that their treasured relies may procure them
n 600 But when, in the history of the world
has nationality been brought to such n sorry
plight2 And 10 the priest. Isaac. TO whom
these things are vitality sacred, il is though
a monarch should be forced 10 pawn his crown
such a sacrifice Boccaccio's hero made who
must kill his falcon. that his love might dine.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
NEGRO LAWYER HELD FOR TRIAL
Must Answer Charge of Assaulting Rounds
man in West Side Court.

Louis A. Leavell, Negro lawyer. Of No. $50 West
sd street, held in 500 bail yesterday by Mag
istrate Cornell for trial on charge Of assault in
the second degree. committed upon Roundsman
Van Keuren in the West Side court Wednes-
day afternoon. Leavell also examined on the
charge of dsorderly conduct and the court said in
dischargng the prisoner on that complaint that he
was overlooking breach of court discipline.
Leavell was arrested the result OF his refusal
10 obey the order of Magistrate Cornell who asked
him to step down from the bench. According to the
charge. he then raised a disturbance in the court
struck Roundsman Van Keuren. was finally elected
and ~w hen he attempted to return arrested.
Leavel was arrested In the same court on April
l6 by Roundsman Andrew McNuty then a member
of the West Side court squad, for disOrdery con-
duct At that time he was also charged with dis
turbng the court with his loud and bOisterous talk
ing and resisting arrest. Magistrate Barlow dis
charged him with a reprimand.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
Citations.

VyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
l. by the grace Of God free and Independent. to
Joseph 7. Tomkins Amelia Bishop Tomkins. Anna
Sterling OdeIl, Walter TomkiRs, Esther TUers Tom
kns. Frank Howes Jr., Cirard l. McAllister. Louise
McAlliSter longer, Calvin Tomkins Hill (alSo known
Calvin Hill Tomkinsl, Walter T. Soaring, Horatio
Wood and Walter TomStns. executors OF the estate
Of Laura Tonlkins Wood, deceased; the American
Bible Society, the Chidrens Aid Society the American
Board of Home Missions. the Board OF Home Missions
the Presbyterian Church in the United States Of
America. the American Board OF Foreign Missions.
Board OF Foreign Missions OF the Presbyterian Church
In the United States of America, the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. and ali per-
o. County Of New York deceased creditors.
of kin otherwise, send greeting: You
of you hereby cited and required personally
and appear before Surrogate OF the County
York. the SUrrogate's Court Of said County held
Hall of Records, IN the County OF New York, on
O'clock Of that day then there
attend judicial settlement OF the account Of pro-
ceedings Of Calvin TOmkinS Administrator, with
the will annexed. of the Goods Chattes and Credits
said deceased; and such OF you hereby
under the OF twenty-one years required
appear by your guardian II you have if you
have none, to appear and apply for to be ap-
pointed IN the your neglect failure to
do so. guardian Will be appointed by the Surrogate
TO represent and act for you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. have caused the Seal OF
the Surrogates Court OF the said County York
to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
IL 81 Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of said
County. at the County OF New York. the
21st day of December. IN the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and six.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Clerk Of the SurrOgates Court
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
THEATRICAL MANAGERS BUSY TIME.

James William Stanley. manager of Brown of
Harvard" was arrested at the Majestic Theatre
on Thursday by a deputy sheriff from Ulster
County taken to Weehawken. n. j., on the way to
Kingston N Y. rescued there by his lawyer. taken
back to New York. kept in the custody of the
yesterday morning by Justice Davis in the Supreme
Court This strenuous experience was due TO an
order of attachment issued by Justice Retts of
Kingston. for alleged arrears OF alinony. Isaac n
Jacobson Mr. 6tanley's lawyer, when he heard Of
the order took train to Albany and obtained a
stay pending his clients appeal to the Court OF
AnneAls.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
GREEN ROOM CLUB TO CELEBRATE
Reconstruction of Its House To Be Occasion
Of Entertainment.

The Green Room Club will celebrate tonight the
completion OF the reconstruction OF it's clubhouse
No 1879 West fIth street. with smoker vaudeville
show and beefsteak dinner. For seven months the
clubhouse has been undergoing complete repairs
which included entire new front to the build
ing adding extension OF nine feet The enter
tainment will consist OF tragedy in act written
by Herbert Hall WtnslOw. in which Alexander Carr
George Beban, Jack Gardner, Charles Dickson. Guy
Woodward. Al Phillips, Iemplar SAKE. George D.
Mcintyre, Victor Morley, George PenCefoote and
others will appear. and vaudeville numbers.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
APPOINTS THREE NEW FIRE CHIEFS

Fire Commissioner Lantry yesterday announced
the appointment OF threo additional battalion
chiefs The foremen promoted are Joseph \.
O'Connor. OF Engine Company So: Thomas ]. Nor
ton. OF Engine Company 90. and John B. COnlon,
of the fTeboat George B. Mcclellan. The men did
not stand highest on the eligible list. but We're
appointed by the Commissioner for their general
fitness The promotion means an advance III salary
from i3.loQ to $500.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29

A new novel by E. Phillips Oppenheim is to
be issued in this country. on January 3 by
Little. Brown & Co. 1t is called 1.-The Male
factor, and tells how an English barOnet.
"re-entering the world after an imprisonment
chivalrously faced, rather than defend himself
at woman's expense. is involved in some
strange events and has a remarkable influence
upon the people with whom he is brought in
contact"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29

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New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
MIXED METAPHORS.
From Tbe Cornhil

@Ipin Ine toTnhlH
ST. Robert Purvis. fortuitous.y Anighted 81
tIe last weeks Of the existence Of a Govern
inent he hac faithfully serVed-2laore especially
~ o'clock in the evening. when q was desir-
sble 10 postpone approach 10 pu0lic business
11es the cake Ia respect OF this sustained bril-
--ency OF his metaphor Addressing h.s Old con-
80 '1eills At Peterborough IN defence OF an Act
fari.ament under whose operation GONE %
s,-i- sen had gone 10 prison for = week. he ea.d
~~st' g*ELenIe;.. IS the marrow Ce the Edu-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29

than three reprlntings having been necessary to
supply last months demands. It was said at
one time that the Frances Little" of the title
page cloaked the identity of Mrs Alice Hogan
Rice. the author of Mrs Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch" and 'Lovey Mary; but The Cent
ury Co.. the publishers of all three volumes,
declare that 'the secret Of the authorship has
been well kept and nobody knows yet who
Frances Little is"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
Literary .Ness'S and Criticism.

C.ts eson Act and IL VIII not be taken out by Dr.
clifford anybody else II is foun1es on q
srailte foundation. and it speaks in a voice
nor TO be drowned by sectarlan clamor" we
must go 10 Germany to beat that In an ad-
9ress 70 the present Emperor's father a Rhein-
lanoer Mayor said, "No Austria no Prussia,
,,y une only Germany. Such were the words the
in fits eve" ~'N0'' N'S O'''"SS ''N
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29

Herman Bernstein. whose books dealing with
Jewish life In Europe and America. "Contrite
Hearts" and "In the Gates of Israel" give
truthful If somewhat depressing views Of the
society of the ghetto. will bring out a new
volume Of stories, entitled Images of God." in
the early spring. This author is also engaged in
writing number of Ellis Island stories. destined
for later publication in book form
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29

Mr.. Edward Rutledge Robbins. senior mathe-
matical master in the William Penn Charter
School, is the author of a me- work on ''Plane
Geometry, just issued by the American Book
Company. The book is written from the stand
point of the pupil and aims "to stimulate his
mental activity and to bring him to the theo-
rems and their demonstrations as early in the
study as possible"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
BIOGRAPHY.

QUEEN OF INDISCRETIoNs The Tragedy of
Caroline Of Brunswick, Queen OF England. Trans
lated by Frederic Chapman from the Italian OF
Graziano PaolO Clerici. With numerous uustra-
lions reproduced from contemporary portraits and
prints Svo. pp. lxxxix. 364. CThe John
her soJourn IN Italy, Is14'2O.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

INGRES BY Octave Uzanne Translated by Helen
Chisholm Illustrated svo pp. Xxx. Ga (Fred-
In ''NOwnes's Art Library q series illustrating
the works OF the great masters.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
RAVEL.

EARLY ENGLISH AND FRENCH VOYAGES Chiefly
& from HakIuyt ,3ss 15s4-16oS Edited by Henry, s
tions svo pp xii 451. (Charles Scribner's Sons)
In the series Of Original Narratives Early
American History" reproduced under auspices of
the American Historical Association under the gen
eral editorship OF j. Franklin Jameson Ph. D. LII D.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
JUVENILE.

BOYS VACATION ABROAD. An American Boys
Trip to Europe, BY c. F. King jr With illus
tratlons from photographs by the author I2mo
pp 16S. CBoston: c. NJ Clark Publishing Com