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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09

rive Sunday morning, and thes Geor.
Sia Regiment, $50 men strong. will mr..
rive about the same time.
Monday there Will BIO In Camp
Jaemtsown 1000 men. camp -four
times as large rs that at st. Louis.
The coming week will SO one of the
greatest military carnivals tho South
has seen since the war.
Many Of the West Point cadets vis
fited the louisiana building today. Dr.
ana Mrs. Stubbs received the visitors
ana they seemed greatly pleased with
their reception.
Mrs. M. McGill Rosenberg. sister oil
General McGill. of Petersburg, visited
Or. and Mrs. Stubs at the Louisiana
building today.
The work of installing tho exhibits
IN the Graphic Arts Palace is pro
crossing rapidly. and thls building
was opened to visitors today for th,
first time.
Infantry Wins Bali Game.
A holly contested baseball game
was played on Athletic Field this af
tornoon between the teams OF the
Twenty.thrd Infantry and the Cavalry
Artillery. The Infantry team won by
" $500 VI +" w %. Ulitl tSH 'HniipS OIL
exciting play. Batteries: Infantry
Mcclure aud CONWAY; Cuvalry-Artil
,lcry--Fawley and Robbins.
Scribes Help to Clean Up.
a large number OF newspaper men
together with MANY Of the clerical
force stationed ut the Exposition. az
sisted In cleaning tho grounds today,
Armed with shovcls aud pickaxes They
did valiant service. A large crowd
ofpeople watched them work and had
much fun and mcrrimcnt at their ex.
pensc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
nhirtieth Street christian.

Rev. w. II. Motley, pastor OF the
Thlrtieth Street Christian church,
will preach Il special sermon to the
knights of Nacabees at the church
this afternoon at } o'clock, taking as
his subject. "Clearage Lines of Char.
acter." This morning att II O'Clock
the pastor will preach on The Wealth
of John Christian" and this evening
at s o'clock his subject Will be:
"tleavcn-What is IT," The services
VIII be held at the church today for
the first time since the work or re-.
pairing, charging and improving the
edifce was started several months
ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Newport News Baptist.

At the NEWPORT News baptist
church today the pastor. Rev. j.. w.
Porter, ID. d., will preach on the fol
lowing SUBJECTS: morning, "Fussing
and Fretting;" evening, Did You
Ever Think ct It2" The pastor will
meet tho Baracca class at 81 O'Clock.
Special music will be rendered at
both services. After the evening SER
vice the ordinance of Baptism will
be administered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Greatest Question Ever Asked Man
or Woman or Child"
ST. PauI'a EPISCOPAL.

At st. Paul's Episcopal church this
morning tho rector, Rev. A. o. Sykes;
VIII preach the baccalaureate sermon
to graduating the class OF the High
school. Other services will be held
at the church today as follows: Gel.
cbration of the blessed holy commun.
lon, with absolution. at 1880 a. m;
Sunday school at $3.50 u. M; Bible
classes at 9:45 a. M; evening prayer
and sermon at 1880 p. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Riverview Baptist.

Rev. w. r. Keefe, pastor OF the
Riverview Baptist church. will preacn
q special sermon to Riverview Coun.
Gil No. 14S, Ir, o. u. A. NJ, this
evening at s o'clock. ChIidren's Day
services will be held at the church
this afternoon at 2:20 o'clock and
Rev, j. w. P3rtcr, ID. D., will deliver
an address.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
German Baptist Brethren.

There will be preaching at the Ger.
man Baptist Brethren church this
morning at II o'clock and this even.
ing at O'Clock. There will be feet
washing communion at the evening
service. Each night this week tner
will be special services at the church
beginning at o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Second RantIe,

Rev. j. II. Perry. of Richmond, Will
preach at the Second Baptist church
this morning and evening at the usu-
al hours. Regular services will be
held at the church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
East End Christian.

There will be regular services ar
EAST End Christian church this morn
ing at IL o'clock and this evening ut
! o'clock. The pastor, Rev. Murdoch,
will preach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Second PresbvterIan

Children's Day exercises Will be
conducted at the Second Presbyterian
church this morning at IL o'clock.
The usual services will be held this
evening at o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
SHIPPING REPORT
Saturday, June 8, 1907.
Arrived.

Steamer Aeolus (Br), kirkwood
Mobile-to G. II. Arnai for bunker
coal.
Barge New Jersey from Providence
&C. Fl. Arnal in ballast.
Barge New York from Providence
to G. III. Arnal in ballast.
Barge White Band from Providence
to G. II. hrnai in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
SABBATH DAY SERVICES
IN THE CiTY'S CHURCHES
BaccaIaureate Sermon to High School
at st. Paul's-Sermon to
Macabees.

Rev. II. II. Wexford, pastor or the
First Presbyterian church, win' preach
to his congregation at III O'Clock this
morning and O'clock this afternoon.
There will be Sunday school and b.
Bile classes at 9:30 O'Clock a. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Baptist Tabernacle

Services will be held at the Baptist
Tabernacle today at II a. m, and s
p. m. AT $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
the Peninsula Sunday School Asl.cia.
ton will hold its regular meeting at
the church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09

The average wages paid in the
Lancashire district, England, to cot
Pton spinners range from about s1.44
a week for doffers to $6.72 for men
In opening room and 1920 for card.
| ing overseerS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
st. Vlncent,s cathollc

There will DO services at st. Vim.
cents Catholic church today as fol.
lows: First mass at Il. m; second
mass Mt $3.50 Il. M; Sunday school
at o'clock; vespers and benediction
OF the blessed sacrament at 7:3U
O'clock 100
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Trinity Methndist.

There will be Children's Day exer.
cises at Trinity Methodist church this
morning at IL o'clock instead of the
usual service. At s o'clock tonight
the pastor, Rev. W. Asbury Christian,
will preach on the subject, The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Sailed,

Steamers Inveresk (Br), jarvis
Manila. p. L.; Aeous tBr), kirkwood
Aberdeen, Scotland; Hispania (Ger.J
Barck, Norfolk and Hamburg.
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Calvary BantIst

Rev. a. a. Butler, pastor OF the
calvary Baptist church, Will preach
today on: the following subjects
morning, Some things We are going
TO do, and how we are going to do
them; evening, 1T Beats the Devil"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Cleaning up Grounds.


Superintendent wv. Il. Ball com
menced yesterday to give the grounds
their last dressing prior to the Presi,
dents coming on Monday. Two thirds
of the force OF laborers now employed
arc busy cleaning up around the Au-
ditorlum and Immediately in front of
Raleigh Square, along the water front.
All the lumber on commercial pier
will he removed In order to permit
the landing Of troops there tomorrow
and Monday.
TurnstTIes will be placed at all the
gates and all entrances will be open
hereafter instead of few at differ.
ent places.
A large force of men are now at
work grading around the Power, Fuel
and Alcohol building and when com
pleted will give the building very
! handsome appearance. The exhibit of
power and fuel in this building will
be open to the public for the first
time on Georgia Day. The govern.
| ment exhibit OF all alcohol will not
be ready, though it will be open for
inspection.
Cadets at skirmish Drill.
The West Point cadets gave a Skin
mish drill on Lee Parade ground this
afternoon. which was witnessed by
several thousand visitors.
Drawn UP in battle array. with their
service uniforms on and Cartridge
belts around their waists, and every
man primed for action, few woTd
have thought that they were the same
men who not a few hours before had
drilled and march I'm review on the
same field in their natty uniforms OF
grey and plumed caps.
v. M. !. Cadets.
General Scott Shipp, superintendent
of Virginia Military Institute, arrived
today to inspect the camp site pre-
paratory to the arrival Of the cadets
of that institution. General iShfpp
was very much pleased with the camp
and Its location.
The cadets will arrive tomorrow
morning $50 strong. These young sol
diers will add greatly tn the military
and social life at the Exposition
The Virginia Brigade. Brigadier
! General Vaughn commanding, will ar
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I. l. ID. 4 q ~.
GREAT PREPARATIONS
FOR GEORGIA DAY l|!
Almost Tho Entire Force Of Labor.
ers Employed in Cleaning
up GrOunds.
NEWSPAPER men LEND A HAND
scribes Take Pick and Shovel to Aid
in Getting Ready for Coming Of
President - over Four Thousand
Troops VIII be In Camp at tho Elk.
position This Week.
tFrom a Staff Corrcspondent. /,

(From Staff Correspondence
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION, June
S.-Evorything is in readiness for the
great celebration which Is to take
place Monday, Georgia Day. AL! OF
the detail arrangements have been
completed. The Georgia State build
Ing. which is a replica of Bullocl;
Hall, the ancestral homo of the Presi
dents mother, will be formally open
cd and President Roosevelt viii br
the guest of honor and will deliver the
address of the occasion.
The President will arrive from
Washington on the yacht Mayflowel
early Monday morning, and will re-
view the great fleet of warships now
assembled IN Hampton Roads This
Will occur ut $3.50 n. M. and the
President will have as his guests
Governor Terrell. Of Georgia, ans
President Mitchell, of tho Georgia
State Commission.
Tho President will reach the Eek
position grounds at 1850 a. m, and
will proceed to tho reviewing stand
where he will review all of tho military
encamped here. He will then proceed
to the negro building, and Will arrive
at the Georgia building at 1870 u. m
Here the President and Mrs. Roose
welt will be rendered reception by
the ladies of the Georgia State Con-.
mission. and will have luncheon, after
which President Mitchell will present
to President Roosevelt the silver serv.
Ice for the State of Georgia.
The President will leave the Geor-
gia building at 2:45 p. M. and will
proceed to the New York building and
assist In the opening of that structure
Address to Editors.
At p. m. he will deliver an ad
dress before the National Editorial
Association in Convention Hall, and
will leave the Exposition grounds at
4:30 p. nj. for the yacht Mayflower
leaving by way OF Discovery Landing,
He will return to Washington at
s p. IN.
Among the distinguished personagcs
who will participate in the exercises
at the reviewing stand will be His
Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, arch.
bishop of Baltimore, and among the
others who will occupy seats near
the President will be Governor Swan.
son. of Virginia, and Governor Ter.
rell, of Georgia, together with many
Georgia State officials; Gen Stephen
d. Lee, of Mississippi, commander in
in chief Of the United Confederate
Veterans, and long list of distin-
guished army and navy officers,
The many features of tho day will
be brought to close with n grand
illumination by all the warships which
are now stationed in Hampton Roads
Military and Naval Ball.
A grand ball will be given in Con
vention Hall Monday from Q to IL
p. M, in honor of the visiting military
and naval officers, and cadets and
militia officers. Officers aud cadets
in full dress uniform will be admitted
with their ladies. One card will adj
nit any number of ladies and any
chaperone may bring a large party
of girls.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
Calendar for Today.

| Sun rises .............4 :4i a. M.
| Sun sets ..... D. m.
High water -. .9:11 a. M, 3:l7 p, m.
low water $40 a. M, 2:59 p. M.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09

TWenty.fourth ST. Church of Christ,
There will be regular services at
tho Twenty-fourth Street Church of
Christ today. The pastor, Rev. ID. S.
Henkel, will preach at both hours.
and at night his subject Will be, God
Is Love" This afternoon at 4 O'Clock
Mr.. G. w. Blick viii lead the Relief
Association. speaking on the subject,
The Blind Mans Testimony" Mr..
Brinckley will sing Where is my
Wandering Boy Tonight?" the song
being illustrated with stereopticon
views.
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Trinity Lutherans.

Rev. NJ. A. Shenk. pastor or the
trinity Lutheran church, will preach
10 his congregation today on the fol.
lowing subjects: morning, THE
tipened Harvest" evening. 1.-The
i3ramble King" Mr.. w. A. benjamin
will sing during the morning service.
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Calendar FOR Monday.
Cereal Exports.

Cereal Exports
The cereal exports from this port
during the week ending yesterday
were as follows:
Flour 1927 barrels. {
Corn .............4 2,S57 bushels.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25
Afternoon Session.

The consideration of the veto Of the
Governor of the bill relating to hunt
ing with firearms had not proceeded
very far when Senator Kalama moved
TO defer until Thursday.
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difficulty it was passed yesterday not
withstanding the veto.
Senator Kalama, with the unanimous
consent OF the Senate. introduced a bin
to provide for the distribution OF the
net proceeds OF the sale OF articles
made at the Industrial school and La
hainaluna. The bill passed first read
ing.
The teachers pension bill had for its
supporters Senator Coelho and Senator
Mccarthy. The former remarked that
Mr.. Babbitt had told him he had work.
ed for eight months in framing the bill
and he would like TO see IL tried. IL
there are mistakes in 1t they could be
corrected at the next session OF the
Legislature. Senator Dowsett opposed
the measure calling attention TO the
careless drawing OF the bill. Senator
Smith followed in the same strain and
the Dowsett motion TO table carried.
The bill for the determination OF
mongoose by encouraging people 20
kill them, awarding them at the rate OF
ten cents for each head of a mongooss
presented To the district tax assessor.
with an affidavit that the mongoose had
been effectually put out OF the way"
had a session with the Senator's Hay
selden of Maui felt that Il was in line
of encouraging diversified industries as
some enterprising individual would
probably start a mongoose farm. There
was some more talk OF this nature and
the bill passed second reading. Ac-
ton on the wallach resolution was
deferred until Saturday.
Secretary communicated the follow
ing and the Senate then adjourned:
II have the honor to notify your
honorable body that the Governor has
this day signed the following bills:
Senate Bill No. 70, Act 80, an Act
to Exempt Lepers at the Settlement,
County Of Kalawao, from Taxation.
Senate Bill No. So. Act -. an Act
Making Special Appropriations for the
Use OF the College Of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts OF the Territory OF Ha-
wall, during the Two Years which VIII o.
end with the Goth Day OF June. a. d.
1909.
House Bill No. 1873, Act %. an Act
making Special Appropriation FOR the
Immediate use OF the Hawaii Agricul-
tural Experiment Station.
House Bill No. 1877 Act &C. an Act
to amend Chapter 1O2 OF the Revised
Laws of Hawaii by adding thereto ten
Sections to be known as Sections iS7sA,
141SA, 141SB, 141SC, 14iSD, 141sE, 14iSF'
141SG, 14lsH and 1881, relating 20 IL
censes.
House Bill No. 1914. Act 81, an Act
to provide a Sinking Fund for the Re-
demption or Purchase OF Territorial
Bonds"
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OVER THE FENCE

Some days ago the Governor vetoed
a bill regulating the pay of laborers on
the government works. That bill fixed
the pay at $3.50. Then the present bill
was introduced in the House, passed
and was afterwards vetoed. without
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25
THE BONDING BILL

The Maui County bonding bill was
done to death yesterday on third read
ing. This is the bill that authorizes
the county to issue bonds to the amount
of $4,000. Senator Kalama moved
to strike out one of the items and in
doing this it queered the measure to
the extent that it did not recover
House Bill No. ESQ, similar in character
was tabled.
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BISHOP TRUST CO., Ltd.
924 Bethel Street.
Through a
Straw

If beverage was not improved
by being imbibed through straw
there would be no necessity for
the druggist using them at the
fountain. Why not improve the
drinks you make at home: Root
Beer, Lemonade, Sassafras Sour,
Ice Tea, Soda Water and the rest.
We have artificial straws for sale
sixty cents pack.
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NON-LEPROUS CHILDREN.

Senator Coelho, from the Health
committee, reported as follows on the
bill relative to the equipment of a
building where non-leprous children
may be treated and cared for:
"House Bill No. 206 entitled 'An
Act to provide for the erection con-
struetion and equipment of the neces
sary buildings and their fittings and
furnishings to be used and maintained
as a home for the male minor children
born of leprous parents, segregated or
detained at any settlement or hospital
under Government control, for the Sc
gregation and treatment of leprous per-
sons and to appropriate moneys there
for; it being the object of this Act to
care for and educate said minor male
children in self-sustaining avocations
until reaching the age of discretion they
are able to adequately care for them
selves, has had the same under care
full consideration and beg leave to re-
port as follows:
The bill seeks to appropriate the
sum of SIS 900 for the purposes enumer-
ated in the title, provision which has
already been made in Senate Bill No.
102. We disapprove of this method of
making appropriations by separate acts
while the items could be included in
the provisions of general act except
in special cases.
Senate Bill No. 102, making APP
preparations for this and for other items
enumerated therein, is under consider
alton by your select Committee on Loan
Appropriations.
''Your committee therefore recon-
mend the bill be tabled to be consider
ed with said Senate Bill No. 1927
The recommendations of the commit
tee were adopted.
COMPROMISE REPORT.
Senator Knudsen from the conference
committee having in charge the bill
providing for change of time of meet
ings of Supervisors in the different
counties reported as follows:
THE bill was introduced by the SEN |
ators from Maui and its main object |
is to amend Section &c of Act 80. |
Section 66 of Act SO requires that the
meetings of the Board of Supervisors
shall be held on the first Tuesday of |
each month. On Maui. this causes a |
great hardship as it is impossible for
the people living on the islands of |
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NO AGREEMENT.

Senator Makekau reported verbally
that the committee in whose hands had
been placed House Bill No. 1877 had
failed to agree, no two OF them being
willing to come to the same eonclu-
sion; for that reason he wished TO sur
render the bill Senator Coelho moved
to return to the Senate and the mo-
ton carried
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of his own selection, who shall have a
vote IN the final result; nor can there
be any objection to legislation forcine
an immediate examination and doing
away with unnecessary delay. But the
bill before me is too radical and eX-
treme a measure, and Hawaii cannot
afford 70 stand before the world as
having abolished all but voluntary seq
regation."
Senator Dowsett asked to defer con-
sideration so a bill may be drawn in
accordance with the Suggestions
Granted.
COELHO'S KICK.
Senator Coelho showed an inclination
to present letter from the President
of the Board of Health explaining the
appearance of an article in the Adj
vertiser that reflected on the Health
committee Mr.. P.nkham assumed
the responsibility for the publication
but President Bishop ruled Coelho out
OF order when he asked leave to read.
PUNCHBOwL SLOPE.
In the matter of Punchbowl slope lots
the committee reported as follows:
I'VE approve of the object of the
resolution which is to endeavor to Sc
cure appropriate legislation from the
Congress of the United States, giving
to the Portuguese and others who have
sublet from Queen Kapiolani, and her
estate, land on Punchbowl slope, the
prior right to acquire by purchase or
lease the lands occupied by them at
an appraised value.
I'm our opinion it would have been
better had a bill been passed by this
Legislature granting such rights and
privileges, subject to the approval OF
Congress, for the reason that the con-
current resolution, if adopted, merely
shifts the burden to the Delegate to
Congress to draft and present a bill to
carry out the wishes of the Legisla-
ture of Hawaii as expressed in the
resolution. However, it is now too late
in the session to undertake the pas
sage of such a bill, and we therefore
recommend the adoption of the con-
current resolution.
Afternoon Session.
The consideration of the veto Of the
Governor of the bill relating to hunt
ing with firearms had not proceeded
very far when Senator Kalama moved
to defer until Thursday.
OVER THE FENCE.
Some days ago the Governor vetoed
a bill regulating the pay of laborers on
the government works. That bill fixed
the pay at $3.50. Then the present bill
was introduced in the House, passed
and was afterwards vetoed. without
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GOVERNOR
Continued from Page One.o

tory discussion resulted in the resolu-
ton being deferred
There were surprises mooted but they
did not surprise or rather hey failed
to surprise by not being brought for
ward.
COMMISSIONER PRATT ANSWERS.
Commissioner Pratt reported in an
swer to the query of Senator Makekau
relative to certain lands, occupied and
idle. The answer was complete in de-
tail and seemed to fill the bill as it
took each lease mentioned in the reso-
luton. For some reason Makekau was
willing to put the Senate to the ex-
pense of printing the answer though
admitting that it was not his intention
to introduce a bill in connection with
it. Other Senators tried to have him
cut the expense but he was determin
ed and the letter went to the Printing