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New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

a large number OF entries has been received fO-
the thirty hole medal play handcap ro-n7oTrCTy
The summary OF to-day's play follows:
First cup ,seTi-nnal Iound)-H Perrin Phslaael-
phia Cricket. beat J. NJ Ward Fox Hills 7 m. y N
Travers Nassau. beat G. p, Tiffany PoweIton uS ana
TO play. - ~
Final round. D. Travers H. w Perrin up and
90 play. - N''~
Second cup (senni-lnal rOund)-T. T. Reid Montclair
neat v ;. manson MAIDSTONE, up; ~ b Hollins jr
2 & play. ~ ~ anu
Final rouna-H. b HolIius. ir. beat T T REID mn
and to play. -' ." "
Third cup final round-J G. Detrnsr rrr1.o-oa
beat o G Piekhardt Shelter Island up; Chester Cris
. up and l play ' N N'~NtFs
up 90 holesl - ~e''l'eF'
Fourth cup tsemi-nnal round)-R. G. Miller. sh,nne-
cock beat G ". Hunt jr. Princeton up ana - -in
~ J. o BIlen. Oakland. beat J. r. Bowden nvIss
Final round-M J. oDrien beat r. c. Miller. uD 90
Close finishes marked an eighteen-holA r,o5,r
play handicap. which was won by T. NJ WAL ~
FOX Hils, with net score OF q. The scores vceTe
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

New York defeated ST. Louis at the Polo Grounds
yesterday by a score OF 20 I. and. as Pittsourg
lost TO Brooklyn. the tie between the Giants anu
the Pirates for second place in the championship
race IS broken and the home team 4eaGs uy d
The visitors lost the game through MsLsnaid @ .
wild throw In the fourth inning, wnlcn et
a GOOD game The field too wet ior tast p1aS s
Cy Seymour did not appear when the gahe e,T;ia HIa
called so Rresnahan sent 70 cehtIe, 80.
Bowerman was put behind the bat seynsoga soas 90
fuses 10 play unless Cincinnati gives I'lin SOtiS
the money paid by the New York CLUB 10 tle NAH-
cnnati club for his release -. o-o
Burch and Hoesketter. OF the visiting te5i, w.,
put out Of the game and off the field for dSpua1.6
the rulings OF Umpire Klein. The score tOh""9'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit. Aug 2-Up the ninth innihs ,o--as
orth held Detroit two scratch hts AIeil -
single and an error put man az en'iu' and eos.
80 hattiDs, for Schmidt tied the score with saie
hit .ha
McIntyres triple and Payne's single won s,s si.s
game for Detroit In the tenth. Both pltehsfs ula
grand work. with rather shaAy neidins Oe.'-
tbo-, C,oueblin,s pIay was the fielding feature OK
the contest. The score;
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
MORE HoNoRs FOR MISS SUTTON.
American Girl Beats Miss Everard and Mr..
Smith at Newcastle-on-Tyne.

NevvcastIe-on-Tyne. Aug. Sin the Northumber-
land lawn tennis championship contests to-day
Miss Sutton California beat Miss Everard in the
serni-fnal of the womens singles by 60, 6-1
An exhibition match, which EXCITED a great deal
OF interest played later by Miss Sutton against
S. II. Smith, the latter giving thirty and owing
fifteen. 1t resulted in a victory for Miss Sutton
nv e. II
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
MYOPIA BEATS DEDHhM.
One-sSided Polo Cane at tie Point
Judith Couutry Club.

Narragansett Pier. r. Z. Aug S.-3Iy01la e.
feafed Dedham at the Point Judith Country Cl-o
to-day tn a ons-sifed game for the club cups b
a score Of is 60 12. goals. The teams played
without a handicap and Dedham scored o--g
two goals, losing q quarter OF point On q sa.sts
by Forbes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

The Neca III wins by mirstes anu ~ ss1"n0'
To- night the cove is illuminated In honor OF
the visitors. and a hop is being held at the
Pequot House to mark the coming Of the yachts
men.
The fleet will get under way early tomorrow
morning for the thirty-nine mile run TO New
London.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
DANNY MAHER WINS THREE RACES.

London, Aug. 3.-Danny Maher. the American
Jockey. at Goodwood to-day three as
follows: The Nassau Stakes. Lord Derbys
Canterbury Pilgrim; the Gordon Stakes. on Lord
Derbys Victorious; the Moecomb Stakes on w.
Raphaes My Pet II.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
plNEHuRsT CHAMPION BEATEN.

Chicago. Aug. S.--warren X. Wood. of Home
wood. winner of the United North and South goIr
championship at Pinehurst last winter. was de-
feated at the Homewood club to-day BY his club
mate George F. Clingman, jr.. up and to play
The men were competing in the final round OF the
open amateur tournament for the FlOssmOOr Cup
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
SQUADRON A DOWNS SOMERSET.

TBT Telegraph 20 Ths Tribunal
Long Branch, n. j. Aug. &-SQuadron capture.
Its game with the Somerset EreebOOters' polo tea-
on the Rurnson campus ehis afternoon Ths trs.
score was: Squadron A. 6aa: SOnersets - 4li
lineup and summary
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

New. York. III
ST. Louis. ............... y y
Two-base hits-GiIbert Barry. Stolen base-Mertes
First base on errors-St. Louis 8: New YORK J. Eases
on balls-On Thompson. 8: of Arnes g. str9e" ns OUT,
THOMPSON 8: by Ames, Left bases-St- aouss
8; New York s. Double plays-Bowerman and GiIosTt
Crawford and Bennett Gilbert and Dahien anu ~S
Gam Time-2:Os. Umpire-Klem.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

Earned runs.brIokyn TD1isy and 4IpeTTnan
Stolen base-McCarthy Double plays-Aaloney. Lewis.
Alderman Jordan Bergen; Ganey. fitoney ana Nea
lon Teach and Nealon Left oases-Pittsburs. q:
Brooklyn. First base on balls.or seanlon' a. on on
TNnch 3 First base on errors-BroOklyn. Hit by
pitched baI-By scanlon. l. Struck out-y Scanlon =;
by LYNCH g. Umpre-Johnstone. Time-1;ao
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stretch was second, with hestrel third. Short
ly after the start of this race Sally X. and
Thomas Hoy got tangled UP and fell ]. j.
Walsh who rode Thomas Hoy, sustained a
broken collarbone while Sewell on Sally *,
was unhurt.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
CHICAGO WINS TWO GAMES.

AZ Philadelphia (f1rst game H. n "a
rrbicaso o o ! o OIL 9 0
pbIeS pphTIsSeI,biia ~ o 0 90 8
,3atterfosNC Chicago, Brown and Kleng; Phladei-
phia, Lush and Donovan
caoo,d gavre- RHE e.
cSicago STgTHu .a!e.........O 20 1oI 2-7 ls
Philadelphia ..........O o o . %
r2atteries-Chicago Reulbach and Moran: Phila-
deIphia Duggleby, Roy and Donovan Olnpres-
Conway and Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
sorADRON A
SOMERSET.
Uo--o4L C-LV.-
LOCAL CRICKET RECORDS.

In the championship series Of the Metro1o.-.
District Cricket League the Staten Island an
Paterson teams stiu tied FOR the lead. al.aol2
the former club has participated IN seven rla.s :
while paterson mas brought on only 4oe1. ---S'
place is held by Team A OF the Brooklyn e--s
The standing:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

-NcIntyre Sacrifice hits-Coughlin. = stoen a. ~.
Yonss C.onrov First base baus-O- DoaoNan. 80 o.
orth s Hit by pitcher-By Donovan l. ley s5 On 3:
Nv Orth Double plays-Coughlin. Lindsay ar1 Cne"
fSrd. Schmidt al Schaefer- Passed oall-hNlO"' a.
Time Has. JJmpires-Shertdnn and EvaEs-
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BATTING RALLY BEATS PIRATES.

In a fine batting rally IN the ninth inning Brook
Iyn scored two runs and defeated Plttsburg oy a
score of 2 TO / yesterday at Washington PARK
Lynch and Scanlon both pitched IN e&ceehe tOfIii'
na
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
r,, a ,o,, yorl, Philadelphia. 10; CevelssIi
cTsSc0rc T7ossor o. Washington. L: 81 &>'"i' -
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PACING RECORDS P17'
THREE FOR THE BRONCHo
Fleet Mare Wins Freefor-Au r.

Cleveland. Aug. &.-GetaWay dar az "a.
willie track was a memorable one A 49, So - 70
world. The programme consisted or sF-A. -
the Merchants and Manufacturers C,o~..ra.s .,'''
the 2:19 class pacing and the free-s,r-s,,
In the last named three worlds raoo,s,
shattered by the fieetfOOted PAGER Tha r-o.'7'
This little daughter OF StOrmcIi-a vYs,o, ''--'s
recently purchased by Messrs. Rosso, 20
DOble. OF Winnipeg. Manitoba. for srO0,o 20
the three heats Os the free-for-al uaca a. oHs sa
2'o514 and 2.O2Hs. thereby breaking ths 80 -
record for three consecutive heats By o,a-..1I
ter OF a second. the worlds record s,- .ssa N-A1
mares In a race and the worlds recors - <
fastest third heat IN a race.
Both owners were on hand % see TrHa
race her first start since they haa r-,-rsa .ANa0
her. and they were the hap1iess bor,s--.- :
the track. It was the first time that NJ -
had seen the mare in a race ana na- s-a,.~ .-,-'a
Torrance completely surpassed his eg-e,s 2as'
as 20 her ability. A-o-l
Chariey Deans who drove Ths Tzo-r1o
her away fast and In each heat was So $3.50 aos
OF the four other starters that it Ioosss e--<i e<i
parade Baron Grattan won seconG -. "a
Maud KeSWiclS third. eS a.
In the Merchants and Manufacturers, r,.-,-
tion. Czarina Dawson won in stralzht Ss..s s.'s
never being headed during the rara - -1saa
was second and j. ~. BlakemOre thl-s -'-a
Vance NuckOls. with ". p NEIIr-qr-,
won rhe 2:1B class pacing IN etFaiahf Esa..sAA
held OF eight J. B. HanlOn was s+co--s Nsoca @
Who Knows third The summaries: 1a-
TROITING-2:2s CLASH Il CoNsors-,.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit Wrests Tictory from Ne10
York IN Tenth Inning.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
RESULTS OF GAMES WESTERN

$3.50. rvva-hfns,on az et. Louis
los a Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
PHILADELPHIA. 10; CLEVELAND. 7.

At Cleveland: A ~ a
philadelphia ''.'...'''s n q o E7 S
Batteries Philadelphia Plank. Powers ana s
Schreck; Cleveland, Rhoades ana bueAo"' O"AA0
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
mAPLEwoop BEATS BETHLEHEM

By Telegraph The Tribune.l
Maplewood Hotel. n. H. Aug. 3.-The Afaplewood
golf team defeated the Bethlehem golf team In a
return match the Maplewood course to-day by
a score OF iO1k 10 AZ. The scores:
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METROPOLITAN Y,EAGgJE-sECTION A
.EAGrE-EFCTIO,g e.

The teams comprising the second section % =. -
league still occupy the same positions as hss eS'>
as follows:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Sew York 2; Louis. I. Chicago q fnilAuelP'AA'
Brooklyn. q Pittsburg. i. (second san1le'' 4
Chicago /; philadelphia, o Boston, - Clheii'''' -
II
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CHICAGO. q; BOSTON. o.
WASHINGTON 7; ST. LOUIS. 0.

WASHINGTON. I; ST. LOUIS.
At ST. Louis: y "a
81 IoUis.............O o U - . >
Observation-Disclosures. Hughes and Wakeneidi
G. Iouis Glade and O'COnnor. Urlpire-hurst
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MAPLEwooD.
BETHLEHENI.

Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day, $3.50 T.. M-f;,ansx
Champions Chicago. adm soc
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Beat st. Louis and Drd1u
AsUay from Pittsbrg.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

=, >,a,r yor, IP,...srIrg at Boston.
asf at Brooklyn. 81. LOUIS AT tutA'~oAt--
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Baltimore. 8: Providence 4
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

rr,r o. wilkes-Barre, OF Albany. 9; Scranton. g.
Cs-s, camel Syracuse Az j. & O.
Second game).
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

The official standing OF the clubs in the -
York Cricket Association has Just been issget
Robert Dundas. the secretary. showing Co5ia..--l,
Oval and the Wess Indians tied for the leSe- s..
record OF the Section B series The records
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

soou won essis
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds that have run and no
won at the meeting; $500 added. Five and a hal
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.SToN, 9; CINCINNATI. L

BOSTON, q ClNCINNAI4s !
A. pos.or- REE
Boston ces S1O9.c.. ................o Q
Cincinnati .............-O u
Faatrertes-Bosfo1 Ldndanaan and Needhaul: Ctl-
cinnati Wicker and Livingston. Umpire-Emsle.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

ara
asas for speed
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douta
n b. l.. By
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

Corrected time; Mimosa III 7;OT:SS: the Gardena
1,;4S-St the Peegrna I:474O the Phantom, sos :l3
Inc Aimosa III wins by minutes and 40 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

Belle Of Portland of well. held the
vert 70 the front and was going away
place from All Right. which closed fast
SD RACE--For two-year-olds; 81, 600
- Winner. bT C. by Boanerges-
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GUNNER CONNELL HAS
ESCAPED FROM CUSTODY
Navy Department Again Searching
SesRs9sEss. tsE,sssasrsa,
~ ~. FOL. Assistant Inspector Of
,,.,,,rn,,s , w@@::.s>ass!isrs,
s gis Ordinance Here.
BROKEN PAROLE IT IS ALLEGED
officer is Said to Have Disappeared
from Receiving ship Franklin After
Being Granted Liberty Upon His
Word-vain Efforts to Locate
Him.

1t was learned hero yesterday that
Gunner b. II. Conmcll u. S. NJ, who
was heing held on charges Of conduct
unbecoming an Officer nm deserving
from tho navy, made his escape from
tho receiving ship Franklin ut inc
Norfolk navy yard several Gays ago
and Is now at large. Efforts on tie
part OF the authorities to locate Tie
escnped prisoner AMI TO keep secret
the fact Of his escape seem u have
been equally Intellectual.
Gunner Cornell Hus assistant in
spector Of ordnance at the shipyard
here. Several weeks ago ne disap.
peared and aftc.' he hal been absent
from duty for II week az more an ar
der for his arrest was ISSUED by Rear
Admiral Berry, commandment of the
Norfolk navy yard. The gunner was
located IN Hampton and taken under
gunrd to the Franklin.
According to the story, Connel was
given the liberty of the ship on pa
role IL few days ago. He got ashore
ana has not been seen since.
The charges upon which the gun
ner was being held we're grave
enough, but II hc Is apprchcndcd
now 1t is likely to 20 hard with him.
Escaping tom prison, or parole
breaking will be added to the list of
swor before II court martial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
GOVERNMENT CALLS FOR BIDS.
Contracts to be Let for Federal Build,
ings at Exposition.

The supervising architec. of tho
Treasury sent ont yesterday adver-
tiscmcnts for bids for the cons,lt,c.
ton OF all the Government buildings
ut the jamestown Exposition.
The buildings to be erected arc two
main structures. to house the museum
and fisheries exhibit, quarters for OF
iiccrs and quarters for enlisted men
of the army and navy. II is probable
that an addition To the specifications
will be made looking to the erection
OF Il building OF the life saving cX-
hibit. The buildings are To he Of
cheap wooden construction. covered
with staff. typical exposition build
ings," in tho language of Supervising
Architect Taylor
The limit of cost is $35OOO0. The
bids will bc opened November 81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
GETS OFF WITH LIGHT FINE.
Justice Floyd Smith Pleads Guilty to
Two Minor Offences

Justice OF the Peace FLOYD Smith
who was arrested one night last week
on the charge of "slC3ting at his
vito ana VINO. after being bailcd,
was roarrcstcd for beng drunk, APP
prnrcd in the police court yesterday
morning ana pleaded guilty To charges
OF drunkenness AMI ,lischnrGing fire.
arms in public. He was given tho
minimum fines SI2.50 ANA $3.50 by
Justice brown.
Mrs Sn,ti Gil nat appear TO ,es-
ilIy aranjt her husband nni as She
la stl.cd lhat she lil M;i know
whcthcr or not Smith wa8 shooting
at h,", ihcla was ~ evidence To sup
pert - original charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
NC.r or Crnn,,nl,

1t WAS twosolnc. Tic player WHO
drove Oft first had handy legs. The sec
ono IN driving OF did not notice that
HIS opponent had aot in frort of him
ANA the hall ran through between The
opponents legs. Turning karound in
anger ihn handy lcsEad one said. Here.
mum. thH!s no gJlfr' "Wcel." said The
other. '7r rs MT golf it's crouuet.'-
Scottish RaE"rc.
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CASE FOR TRIAL TODAY.
schean to Answer to Charge of Shoot
inu SLiqo.

ing Sligo.
The case OF John Schean. Il long
Shorcman. charged with fcloniously
shooting Edward Sligo. Il bartender
is set for trial in the police court this
morning. The shooting occurred last
Sunday afternoon in room III
Eighteenth street occupied by Il man
named Woodward.
Tho three men had been drinking
together and Scncan says he picked
up the revolver and pulled the trig-
ger several times and that the gan
went off accidentally.
The bullet entered SligO'S abdomen.
The wounded man WAS taken to the
General hospital. whore the bullet was
extracted. Ills condition IS greatly
improved now, but he probably will
not be- we'll enough to appear in 20.
lice court today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

While the exploitation fund Is grow.
ing slowly but surely, support for the
movement is coming from every side.
More thar ordinary interest is nj.
'hchcd tn the announcement that last
night the Central Labor Union. by
unanimous vote, adopted resolutions
endorsing the proposition and calling
upon all of the various local unions
affiliated with the body to make sub.
scriptions.
Tho Central Labor Union is made
mp OF delegates from all the unions.
therefore no direct subscription from
th" body was 10 be expected but the
resolutions make an appropriation for
Il small contribution To the fund.
The Resolutions.
Following are the resolutions:
whereas, There is n movement OH
foot to properly advertise this city
during the jamestown Exposition next
year ana we believe that such action
Is Tor the advancement of the city and
the interest OF It's citizens of all class
es and callings, and
Whereas. We consider ourselves
q Part OF the good citizens and should
therefore be interested In any move
ment that will be for the material all
vanccment of our city. therefore he
IL
"ResOvcd, That this body heartily
endorse the movement and donate out
Of our funds the sum of ten dollars
TO the said fund ard request that all
local unions in the city take similar
action"
Liquor Dealers Meet.
Nearly all Of the licensed liquor
dealers of the city held n meeting at
Rosenbaum's hall yesterday afternoon
to discuss the exploitation movement.
Resolutions were adopted denying
that the liquor dealers have taken a
decided stand and have agreed not to
subscribe TO the exploitation fund nm
less they arc assured of support in an
effort to "opcn the town"
Nearly all OF those present express.
ed themselves as being i'll favor Of the
movement and the sense of the meet
ing is said to have been that the mat.
ter Of subscriptions should be left 10
the individual dealers.
Committee Appointed.
1t is also said, however. that all Of
the dealers were of the opinion that
the 1880 closing ordinance should be
repealed, at least for the exposition
period. 4 committee was appointed
to confer with the Exploitation Com
mission and ii is understood that this
committee Is TO suggest that it will he
for the good Of the entire city to have
less stringent laws when the terccn-
tennial crowds begin to come this
way
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
a rrnnl, OF ,Ir,,nr..

Why lave y" Er.no:y Sullicicn: t.
retain t!s minutcst circumstances that
have happened to us ami yet not
cncu.h 10 irmcimhrr low often we
have related them to tiic same person?
la iochefnucaull.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
Rev. MIR. neauahan1p to Leayc.

Rev, w. b. Bcauchamp, pastor of
Trinity Methodist church. will preach
his farewell sermon to the ccmgreg;..
ton tomorrow night. Mr.. I}eauchamp
has been transferred to the Kentucky
conference and Will leave next FRI
day for louisville, KY, 10 become pas.
tor of the Fourth Street NJ. T.. church
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90
M THEATRICAL. "


small audience III the Academy
OF Music last night Witnessed the pre-
miCr presentation of The Princess oi
Paris advertised as u romantic
drama hy Jean Barrymore. If t'lcra
is merit in III" play it. is carefully
concealed. The company is worse
than weak and the scenery nnd cos.
tunes arc cheap. Miss Rose Mayo Is
being starred in the play ana il She
must star i'll something. this is Il suit
able vehicle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
4 Commissioners

Haven't Il right TO do as like
with my money! Inquired the multi
millionaire
You have" answered the sar,lonic
person, III your lawyer is smart
enough to draw uWn will that can't be
contested. Washington Star.
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MN &c Mrs Kidd

Mrs, NJ K'di a'rd nj ~ u'clcrk
F'l,iav uiaht - h-i' h2n go" Par-
ish avenue. She was 80 years old
ond Is survived by three sons ana
two daughters, al grown. F'unu.al
services will he conducted ut tho
residence this afternoon At 3 o'clock
by Rev. u. S. ,Ilcnkel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
An Enorrnoua pear

Mr., w e Pucllett, president of the
school beard, has sent 10 the Daily
Press an enormous pear which was
grown 3M a tree in the yard of his
home in Fast End. Tho pear weighen
nearly two pounds and was one o,
the finest specimens ever grown in
this secton,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
Gruin bling,

Gr,mbling is IL potent cause of Ill
health. 1t keeps the sensitive nerves
constantly vibrating With discordant
emotions and not only hurts the crllm-
bier. but every one who hears 1t. 1t
really prepares the system OF tie grum.
bier for an attack of any malady that
happens 10 DC prevalent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
Wife ALLEGES Cruelty.

Suit was entered in the clerks
Office Of the Corporation Court yes
tErday by Mittie Kelley against her
husband, Ivy w. Kelley, for an alb,
solWtc divorce. Cruelty lis alleged in
tho E,l. Kelley Is now serving a
term in jail for beating his wife At,
torney T. j. Christian represents tho
woman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
Washlnaton in Roads.

Tho new United States arnlorcG
cruiser Washington arrived here yes
terday morning from the League
Island navy ynril and dropped anchor
Of the ship yard where she lis load
Ing bunker coal The Tennessee is
now OFF Old Point and probably will
come up 10 this port today to re-
pienis,hcd her bunkcrS
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ily on until everybody has had u
chance to say yes or no.
The commissioners believe that s,..
600 II week can be secured. and If this
is done the fund will be raised before
the Christmas holidays.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
"a Inch or So pt,o,r.

"Its fiuuy." began tie long wmDcl
bore but nobody over seems glad to
see me"
We'll 'Md have you never found out
me cause of yonr unpormlarity?"
no, can't discover it,"
that's strHnsc, BECAUSE it's right
" under your very nos philadelphia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
Dan Z. Ryan Dead.

Fan +. Ryan, who for n number
n years kept saloon Oh Eighteenth
street In this CITY died Tuesday al
lis home in PARK Place. Portsmouth.
Mr.. Ryan is said to have left con-
siderable fortune.
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Slight MIxtnkc.

waiter, what does this mean :
Twenty-Five francs for two hard boiled
cggs:"
Very sorry. sir. Slight mistake, sir.
I've given you tile bin intended Tor the
american Mt the next table."-Pelc
Alclc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

court Woodward WIN was found
guilty ana given ten years In the
pehitentiary for crlminally assauting
Mrs. Rosa Forctlch, was before tho
court yesterday. the date set for hear.
Ing the motion for n new trial a;
the request of Attorney f. s. Robin,
son. counsel for the prisoner. the
matt0r was continued
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
VIRGINIA is ALL RIGHT.
Naval Board Makes Final Report to
Department.

The naval board of inspections AMI
survey. which recently conducted the
forty.cight hour endurance run of the
battlcship Virginia, has officially re-
ported to the navy department That
The trial was highly satisfactory.
This is the last trial to which the
Virginia must be subjected bcfUr" she
can he finally accepted by the raw
department from her builhcr; ;hc
Newport News Shpbuilding ana Dry
Dock Company.
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NO REPUBLICAN MEETING.
cty Committee cculI Mot Find a
Speaker for Occasion.

Tho c1ara3.i2nal campaign will
close wthout n slngl Republican
meeting beng he'll IN THIS ely \
meeting WIS supposed To he held ut
the CaS'LI las. night. but Il WAS call.
el CT bc3auS5 ,hn City committee
could not secure speaker Tor TIC
OcC aston