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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
Sues Hot Western Railroad.

A suit for $500 damages was filed yesterday against the Little Rock and Hot Springs Western railroad by Mrs. Martha C. Herbert. through her at toney, R. G. Davies.
 The cause of the suit is the holding of household goods, furniture. etc. 1t is alleged which belongs to Mrs Her. bert and which she claims the rail- read has been holding since the 10th dav of November. l905. It is alleged the goods have been damaSed to the extent of $500, and that great deal of it has been lost, wherefore she prays judgment against the railroad for tue possession of the goods OF Na3ue of the same.~-ilot Springs News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25

Helena Light Guards After an Ar
 n1ory. For long time the Helena Light
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
w. F. Meeks Killed.

Thursday afternoon about . o'clock inc little town was startled by a eou- pie of pistol shots fired in quick sue. cession in the Casa Liquor company s saloon. which caused the death of w. F. Meeks. Bad feeling has existed between Meeks and Hunter for some time which culminated in the death Of Meeks yesterday. According to the evidence at the inquest yesterday afternoon Hunter was in the saloon when Meeks came in and as each man was watching the other and eX- pecting trouble. Meeks made mo ton as if to draw his gun when Hunt CT fired two shots. both taking effect, one pasisng through the fleshy part of the arm and the other entering the point of the shoulder breaking his arm and entering his right lung. After the second shot Meeks grappled with Hunter, and John Allen ran tn to separate them and caught hold of the pisiol and in the scuffle the gun was discharged third time. the ball this time going through the floor. Accord ing to the evidence of John Allen Meeks then said, Don't let him shoot me again; I am already killed" Hunt. or then gave the gun to Allen, saving, 'I am your prisoner. thus giving him. self up--Casa Democrat.
 ----C-----
 Helena Light Guards After an Ar
 mory.
 For a long time the Helena Light
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
:: ALL OVER THE STATE <s


Guards company l, Arkansas state guardians felt the need of an armory or q home of their own. Ever since their organization they have been forced to make their home wherever they could, either renting q hall or room or taking what they could get donated them. At present the com rany is Quartered in portion of the city hall, which is entirely made uuate. And besides the fire depart n1ent is heyinnin" to feel the need or the room taken up by the equipment of the militia and another armory Is imperative.
 With this idea in view Capt Jos Meyers and one of his able hehten- ants have been out for the past two days with a petition among the mer- chants and business men of Helena asking their aid and support iu the effort to secure batter quarters. u will mol take more than $500 to get the bows fixed up in comfortable style and this sum ought not to be hard to scare up" in this good town. The people of Helena are proud of tn l9 mililja and justly so. Several citi- zeus and business houses have come to the front handsomely and already the fund has attained a start. Much moro is needed. however. as the ar n,ory is a necessity Helena World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25

Itching. torturing kin ernptions, disfeure. annoy. drive on2 wild. Doan's Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any drnS store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
VEHICLE TAX AND
 PRIVILEGE LICENSE.

To ali persons subject to above: Please take notice that all outstand- ing annual vehicle tax and privilege licenses expire on May 31, 1906. All persons subject to such are required to pay same to me on or before that date. Failure to pay same subjects all persons owing such to arrest and fine in the city court.
 I. P. ALEXANDER,
 Collector. Office corner Fourth aFenue and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

Pine Bluff, Ark, March s, 1906. We, the undersigned hereby agret to close at F o'clock on Saturdays beginning April 1, 1906 and continuinA until October l, 1906:
 Signed:
 Cotton Belt Savings and Trust con- pany
 Peoples Savings Bank and Trust company.
 Pine Bnff Trust company. Banking Department. from 1 m. to 6 p. m. Jefferson County Savings Bank. Simmons National Bank. Merchants X Planters Bank. The Bank of Pine Bluff. Citizens Bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
Reoreanized Military Company.

At the army last night the company r of the A. $. G. was reersanlHed, and will at an early date fix up d well
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-21
SEABOARD CHANGES.

Special to News ana oh.arrer1

Especial to News and Obseryer1
portsmouth, Va, August 18.-More
lufnofs regarding impending Sea oara
Ar Line Railway changes are af1a.
lmey are largely emanations from an
oilclal source, while others remain
lnents are uninterrupted.
The report that President AIrr.4
after, of the Seaboard. is TO resig,,
mas Den denied as untrue and win
out foundation" at the office Of Japn.e
\. Blalr, Of Blair & Co. New york
with the rumors Of Mr.. Walter
i~eSIshaiIpi comes the report that Ed
mdid r.. CoSt' the resent traffic mana
ger OF the Seaboard system. is to euc-
coed aim. But, with a denial Of tn
impending Withdrawal Of Presiaenf
Walter Ct hand, the reported promn-
.lon OF Traffic Manager Cost seems -
We mere persifiage.
Yet there is no end to the reports
Charles =. Ryan. general passeng-r
dstnt OF the Seaboard system. with
IN the Commercial build
ing Hlgh street, this city, l. to sue
ceed Mr.. Cost as traffic manager tn.
fulhors nave it. but denials farther u,4
lhe me seem to leave the managerial
felns Of the traffic department Of ~.
road in Mr.. Costs hands.
Will it is e-mphatically denied that
Mt. Waiter or anybody else Is go:1y
10 leaVe the service Of the Sea boar ii
II Is d widely known fact hat tn.
resignation, or the resiora-
Ion rather. Of President James II
Earr, was reported long before r,
really quit the Seaboard service. her.
ana rumors f tn withdrawal of his IRE
decessors gained circulation as vida
month before they formally an
their retirement.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-21
EIGHTEEN XECUTTONS.
Russia shows the Iron HAND in Pun
ishing Mutiny.
(By the Associated Press.)

St. Petersburg. Aug. 1S-Seventeen
If the sailors Of the cruiser Pamvat
AZoNa, who mutinied August >. and
ne agitatOr arrested in connection
With the mutiny. who We're condemned
70 death by q u martial, were exc
uted at Reval today.
Twelve other sailors were san
-enced to hard labor TOR periods vary
lg from six to ten years. thirteen were
drafted to the disciplinary battalions.
fifteen We're condemned to various
disciplinary penalties and thfrtv-four
We're acquitted. Three civilians i'm
plicated in the mutiny We're handed
)ver to the civil authorities for trial
Cronstadt, Aug. 1S.-Ten of the
mutineers who have been on trial
here nave been condemned to death.
fifteen were acquitted and 112 sen
enced TO terms of Imprisonment nj
hard abOr.
Any fool can write poetry but il
takes a genius to fool an editor vim il
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-21

All men are arr.
have not handled '...
Holmes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-21
WAR VETERANS IN
FIRST REGIMENT
Pictures OF Life at Camp
Glenn.
A FUNERAL AND RACE



By EDN AitD l.. 'oNN'
III.
temp bieIIH' - - N"7
boar quietly Whets his tusfs when Il"
,.n,nv is in view: 50 civilized nations
- rren7ra for war.
III 1IIi'@ u 'I <~+b
The FIRST regiment o. uio VIVA
Caroliua Eationa! Guard ends its an
ANAL lnoanonraa tomorrow night, ana
1864 ~1f.or,- iuetrIc-
ms 5ilol poilo" 81 ihi't."'' -
'.'i 'H"i@i'o' 'H '~ :,
CCn OF the men III the IiHS' VIM '+'
,IDi. REGULAR uur@uits to deVOte hem
. hair i'm nrovement in the
"a
profession al arms ma Ea5T IN non
.1IloEo ~ - = Wa ha9rts of mans
= n % 49, he aenirari0n fcs. a mill
-oar III 11rnosa Of the
80 ares in~surrections or
5Nai" ~ - veil snn,1re in this
.,''' .ltIita,,+ fnsca = maxim
'A'TII'Hi n!1iI'4ts I'LL ,ao,Iated
or "T@"li' Pa,"n n%1 he eac,ritv Of
l''Ii.Il c,ata - faira rra eearted in
itS,N rnrl"tina ~
.~hicb
a Greco mas ,'teh oItS'lt"
declares that IN" VAIN ~ ana
consists. not IN hdllollal FIl'oT3 1t ~
primitive simplicity but IN SIX anu
T.. T,"a wealth Of North Carolina
IT, in such men as compose the First
I1n2Imcut. vino happily al" the soul
ar honor, devoid of Vain-glorlouS eX-
Editions, magnificent III then ph%Sltal
manhood. with potent minds. ana rep
~re@entIng large interests, men whose
morals md minds ana BODIES are as
strong ass the hills and mountains
whence they came.
l., th-e, Dr0s1,crOus times it is a
,atufort1rv Indication Of the good
La1Ith Of the COMMONWEALTH when
,.en of wealth and blood, and those
mo are rnakinp both. are welded to-
..IL4I in = common patriotic cause
ana tbis ie what has been done in the
r,i,..t
oa.,, :, Tt,a r;,st
49,
TheTe are many Veterans OF tle
SpaniSh-Amerlc1n war IN the flLAI
infantry. Among those OF the
officers who served are: Genera! j.
+. Armtield. Col. i. II. Baln, Col j. !.
Gardner, Col. Roy l.. Le!nStef' c2l'
George T.. Butler, MAYOR W. Ii. 9illln'
Major J. {. RcSSant, MAJOR u: II.
'1entaI ouaTtermaster 1t. Freeman,
Adiutant General on C~Olonel's staff;
Capt. f.. w. Lyerly and LieutenantS
Link and Payne, Of Co. A: Capt. Max
/. Barker and Lit. smith. Of Co. B.;
Cant. J.. d. Terry and 1t. J.. A. Stith,
of Company G: Lieutenants Page and
:. w. Harkey, of co. D.: Capt. j. Is.
DeitZ and Lieutenants G. II. Turner
ana w. VI. WestmOreland. of Co. F.:
Capt. j. T.. cunningham, of Co. F.;
capt. j. +. Jenkins, Of Co. G.; Capt.
+. w. Norwood and Lieutenants j. =.
IIOyIe and J.. T. Russell, of Co. H;
can't. Clint. smith. Of Co. L., and the
fT-Vear-oId fee dog. Which went to
cuba. and is the mascot Of the Regi-
ment.
Veteran Band.
nh Fi.st pa9ioant panl of AShp-
,;Iia wac to.o -aioh4 ,ra,ohn,e and
','lI ,.a. ,iaad j., qS2 .Tl1ts a1,ga ~ i,a
tton sa1T,ad d,rinr ia n4nishLN ,nnri
''Dl' va ,tl7 + ~ G Ir'i 40 nricar
[o on 80 -" NV i'm Ha1,"n,
~,
me D"Hu lidS all "AtenSlNS leDGl
'Hlfe' comprising many Sfleuulu con-
cert numbers, as Wen as the lalcSl
pituitary marches. The chief MUSICIAN
~ {. y. Webster, OF ASileFllle. lie l.
%1nething more than the shadow OF
Johh PilliN 9ouS3 ana diEetlS WIN d
mastery nahd. ms ~oIhposltlon art
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-21

Any fool can write poetry. but il
a genius TO fool an editor vim II
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-21

s4+a trar anv other taat has been
riren ~; Marehe8f th season
FL xse inadvertently omitted Isl -H.
account Welre day II the military
ta tIGr Governor thst Sc
.rAE A-usaeId Nith Mr. I+tn~ter fs
r.i.e4 ai,a tn. Governor
-. ,eala,,,.m Innmnment
'"hh@ ~ N'.
~al"I3rhi
- tEt 1h3 ~*%"t3
s'a 'ts@i'e sAAr
s' ....f
$40
~ - 4.le-.
-.
~,
... r.W..4t.
t. ana @a-atl.m t..r- .th
t.r.t.4 stat. tts. ael
.tl.r- Ia, rtr..rt . Is
.n mann uat,.r e Gaaa
~ .4-,.4 e- f ..r. .ul
,.. ..r.t t.
rr. t.a ... t.u#r. .s ,Na
.~1uauai GUARD ari ra. a.e
.nsnf band NlI lta. Raleigh thu
tnaruInr at ten u.ela,a as.
Ibnrrf Oh pveI8t train .~ts4tr.
~ Major 'h1s + ''ttia Ties
The tram VIII saui. - q la#ua
four mt class ea-tsHe fH# hs
GAG. and a caI fer officers horses
This train VII also easrs ta- sem
ford company
The second S~eaaoa=l ,gasu lar
Transporting tAt Third regiment - the
military camp Of .usfruct= a.I. fast
from Warren Plains at - aata#A
rnn.an 49, H-.rsa-.." ....a.r
ana ~FrgukIufsu eamIanE,
Tho other af the Third.
Itho4- ~ R~urluqta4 s~r.en.bag..
pafa--vt. ANA LEXINGTON VII 80 a..
.fna 1n.+hern
"A. ,.
~paniee b ana X ~ lie Third Reel-
f,..nt <,rrn carolina National Guard.
land the Third Regiment band
HdJ'- 't~'' ".'
80 ~rI arromr4ny fhe P4l.feb sol
lat4r- Iii star orGcerz ar, I4eut,n-
iant and Adnt,ut ". 4. Miller Raj
leigh. Iieutruauf ana Ouarterma# ter
IL !. >n.3rs P3leigh. ana Sergeant
Min. Wnliam U4rr5s pal.ieh
tn C,uauriro =. tb. ,.,ta, az ia.
nina Eagf,oa.t hsn1 .na M g.faIrb
Ifght Tnftnfy and c4t,Ifal tffy Gn4rae-
ii'ifd ithali'f> ih'i"'
capt. w. +. Moody commander
a. }. Ihom2s' chleI musician.
! +. iia4l, principals
Ba%tef durham. diHnl mayor.
S~e.2'ant~: r. 4. Erenig. " \. Far
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-21
Company X, Third infantry.

Captain: Van DaIen Stronach.
First Lieutenant: Henry j. Hervev.
second Lieutcnan:: Louis NJ. smith.
First Sergeant: w. {. Adicks.
OuartcrinaSter Sergeant: Geo. w.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
FIRE THE BEST FILTER.
Boiling Water the smrcst Way to &c
Pure Water

Pure Water.
"All this talk about the need of III
tcrs about people dying for lack of ill.
tered water, auluscs nc" said "A elem.
list. For Uttered water isn't ncccssa.
rily pnrr water. Boiled water is Il
hundred times better
~ filter. YOU see, does not free water
from things dissolved in it. but only
from Things floating In IL. For instance,
II YOU mix II quart OF whisky in n
gallon of water and then filter the mix
turc it will come out colorlcss, tho
floating color particles having been left
behind, but this cClOrlcSs fluid will 10
quite as capable OF Intoxicating YOU
now as ii WAS before. for none of lis
dissolved alcohol will lave disappeared.
$50 with water that is polluted with
sewage. MI tho undiSsolvcd portions
of the sewage are removed by filtration
and the water is left clear. tastclcss
and coiorlcSs. but the dissolved sewage
is still present and III it may Turk bill
lions OF typhoid germs.
Let those who complain about tho
lack Of filters just turn III ana boil their
water. y cents worth of fire will puri-
fy gallon of water better than a So.
100000 plant could do it."--St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
The Curious scastcI,ncss.

"Scasiclincss is a curious trouble"
rays physician. 1T is probably duo
10 the disturbance caused by the mo-
t!on of the ship 10 the little organs that
govern the sense OF equilibrium In The
inner ear are three little scmicircular
canals. In movement in amy plane tho
nuid in these canals disturbs and tclc-
graphs the sensation to the brain, which
Is then able to control the balance of
the whole. by tho motion of ship
this delicate apparatus of the canal
system is. 1t Is suggested, thrown out
of gear ana wildly tclcErapls wrong
messages TO tie brain And that por.
ton of the brain is intimately connect
cd with the nerve that controls the hap
pcrings in lie region whence the trou.
BILE arises The whole system, in brief,
is short ci-c"itrl"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT continued
MAORI HOSPITALITY.
Rtrenm"us Welcome Extended to %
Party or Travellers.

Party or Travellers.
a traveller in Now Zealand tells OF II
native welcome. Ills party drew ncar
10 The central home Of the tribe OF
MIoris. ".ts We rested l,rncutll tho
parapots We were startled by II hort.
bic yc!l. and round the corner of thc
stucka,lc appeared Il fcrocio,Is figure
tat;oOch. red pniutcd. hcfcnthrrcd and
naked. except for Il very brief waist
fringe OF dangling palm fiber. Ills
eyes rolled til the whites only wcro
seen; then lac thrust out Il long ami
snnliy tongue anu Erimnccd rcnrrully.
Shaking wOOGcn spear in his hand,
lac swiftly east II nj us, then turned
ana rushed toward the village. Just
rs tic sportsman turned one of orr
young men who had rapidly Invested
Himself OF all but lis waist shawl
i!artca nut IN pursuit. ana we followed
nj Il moro digniiirl pace. The entrance
10 the village WAS barred by Il body of
armed men, crolchin@ still as death.
OH one krnae pnri. holding Il KUN, butt
on the groum,., barrel slipping toward,
us. We advanced until we were with.
In twenty pacpH of the warriors. Then
all ut once, ut y wild cry from Il chief
on The Rant, ihcy jumped To their feet.
lc0prd iisl In The air. with their frct
doubled um'Irr them llN",icrr. :urd with
one voice literally hni " out tlnn.
dcring ci!arr# llis Way and that our
martial host bounded brandishinc
their loadod rifles Ia time To the chaut.
llpltfs1tT all L.
Ing iliul. they fired II vollcy of ball
cartridge over our heads.
Another vollry rcvcrbcraicd from
I'LL to Hill and The bullets whistlca over
us Thcn thc brown warriors fell bnc,;
ana sayly dressed band OF women,
Win green leaves wrcathcd about thrir
browH and waving slawls and lcaiy
houghs advanced with Il gliding semi.
dance ana cliautcd their ancient wei
come song. When the womcn's son.
ceased OFT TO The front danced six Girls
a group OF viviily barDaric, vet moi
inharlnonious, apparclcd in loose
crimson ruuudabouts ANA short gowns
OF Gorccously lowered print. their
brows bound about with rod hond;cr
chiefs, which held in place the black
Gna white plnmrS Of the rare hula bird
dhd tie irldcSrent feather II the long
etilcd cuckoo. their chccL .,ed with
red oclicr paint. greensboro pendants
and sharks teeth hanging from their
ears.
These barcfoOtcd nymphs. hands on
hips ana heads thrown back. glidcd
INTO lhc measure of dance TO the
music of slrill monody chnntcd by
White haired, tattoorl old lady. Then
an NJ once the chant ended on an I'M
expected high note ana the performers
S'opncn. GREATNESS and glowing MI
SNrr with tlcir self evolved emotions.
Broad i!aN mats were spread ont for
us on The green and after speeches of
greeting we were RECALLED With porl.
preserved birds, wild honey and potn.
toes. III quantity sufficient 10 havc sat.
Isiird starving Observation-Disclosures
News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
Announcement!

Secretary Lynch, of the Hampton Y.
NJ. c.. A., has arranged to have night
Educational Classes in the Associa-
ton rooms during this fall and winter
Mr.. j. II. Bonneville, for five years
principal Of Syms-Eatnn academy, of
this place; now principal of Phoebus
School. will conduct the work In
struction will be given In elementary
and advanced mathematics; English,
including grammer, composition pune.
tuation and spelling; history and liter.
allure,
The classes will be formed in such
needs of the members, and the sole
aim will he to give instruction which
will be Of practical value. Classes
val be organized in additional subjects
whenever the demand justifies it. This
is tho chance for men who feel need
of further instruction; men who need
frashening up on certain subjects:
boys in school who are backward on
particular subjects and need assistance
on them.
The classes are at night so that per.
sons can attend without interfering
with their work.
For full particulars address, at once
r. WALTER LYNCH. Scc'y Y. NJ. C..
A., or J. II. BONNEVILLE. conduc.
tor of night school. They will SEQ
you privately, find what you want and
need, and see that you are enrolled in
proper classes. 9-2-su.tu,fr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23

An experiment which illustrates in q
very curious manner the actual pill
losophy of the formation of lalos or
"sundoGS' Is performed as follows:
take Il solution OF alum and spread n
lew drops OF 1t over n pane OF glass.
1t will readily crystalline in small, fiat
ociohe'!rons, scarcely visible to the eye.
" hcn this pane of prepared glass Is
heid between the observer and tho sun
or even Il candle with eyes very closr
10 the smooth side of tho glass there
VIII be seen three different hut distinct
ana beautiful halos. each at II different
distance from The luminous body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
- ~assiasfstt:ssN,y.ast a. .is&i ss.s iysaSssss
COULD NOT REST
NIGHT OR DAY
With rritating Skin Humor Whole
Body Affected n Scalp ltched Ali
The Time and Hair Began to Fall
Out - Wonderful Result From
APPLICATION OF
CUTICURA REMEDIES

I am never without Cuticura Soar
and Cuticura Ointment since | trirI
them last summer. About the latter
part Of July my whole body began to
itch. / did not take much notice OF it
at first, but ii began to get worse all the
time, and then began to get uneasy
and tried all kinds OF baths and other
remedies that We're recommended for
skin humors; but | became worse MI
the TING. My hair began TO fall out and
my scalp itchcd all The time. Espc-
cially ut night, just "a soon as | would
getin bed and get warm, my whole body
would begin to itch AID my finger nails
would keep it irritatcd, and il was moi
long before could not rest night or dav.
A friend asked me to try the Cutic,,ra
Remedies, and | did, and the first appli-
cation helped me wonderfully. For
about four weeks | would take n hot
bath every night and then apply tho
! Cuticura Ointment to my whole body:
y and | kept getting better, and bv the
time used four boxes of Cuticura I was
entirely cured, and my hair stopped
falling out, but ] continue TO use the
Cuticura on my scalp II keeps all dam
drliff out and scalp is always clean. /
always llso Cuticura Ointment on nv
face after shaving, and have found
nothing to equal it. | will never be
without it." D. e. Blankcnship,
$40 n. Del. St,
. /. O '~ ~, l905. indianapolis, Ind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
CONSCIENTIOUS RoGUEs.
The Iiig and Formidable sinners Are
Gray of Soul. Not DIncL.

sfuS Oh Soui, Not DlucG.
No paradox is 1t, but Il demonstrablc
fact, that In II highly articulltc society
the gravcst harms are inflicted not by
the worst men, but by those with viz
tues enough To boost them into some
coign of vantage. The boss who sells
out the town and delivers the poor over
TO filth, disease and the powers that
prey owes his chance To his engaging
good fellowship and big hcartcdncss.
Some of the most dazzling careers Of
fraud have behind them long and rcas
curing records OF Frobity. which have
served to bait the trap of villuiny.
Not that these dccoy virtues are coun-
tcrfelt They are, in fact, so genuine
that often the s;alwart sinner pcrsc-
vcrcs in the virtue that has lifted him
into the high places he abuses. The
legislator cnnscicntiously returns the
boUdlc when he finds he cannot ",lc-
liver tie goods" The boss stands by
his !r!cudS to his own hurt The lob
byins lawyer is faithful TO his client.
Tho corrlptlni; corporation president Is
loyal 10 his stockholders. Tie bought
cn editor never quite ovcrcomcs his
craft instinct to print call the news
there Is
In a word. the big ana formidable
sinners are gray of soul, but not black.
so that chnstiscment according to their
character rather than according 10 their
deeds let's them of far too casily.-E.
a. Ross in Atlantic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
Rev. Dr.. Pitts at Memorial.

The services today in the McmOr.
Ial BAPTIST church will be in charge
oi Rev X. II. Pitts. d. D., of Rich.
mona who will preach morning and
evening The Y. RyIand Sandford
me pastor of the church has gone
to Jcilcrsonton, Va, To assist his IA
iher in series of revival service.
during the next ten days. Tho mems
bible class will meet as usual at II
o'clock this morning.