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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
NO MORE SOCIAL LIFE
FOR GOVERNOR SWANSON
Can't Accept ANY More Invitations
Until After the Legislature
Gets Under Way.
az Associatcd pressl

RICHMOND. VA. Nov 2O.-From
now on until January s. when the
General Assembly convenes, Cover.
nor Swanson will have no time 10
accept outside engagements OF any
sort, rs he is confronted with noun.
tain OF office work. which must be
gotten through with in anticipation
OF the sitting of the Legislature.
First of ALL he must prepare his:
message to the solons-a piece of
work which wifi require weeks-and
then, in addition To this. he will have
TO receive and study a number of re-
ports from State institutions. A list
pr all pa.dons granted and the rea-
sons therefor, must also lie prepared
ny the Executive. TO say nothing of
other routine matters too numerous
10 mention.
!: Under the circumstances. the ener-
getis Mr.. Swanson. despite his capa-
city fo' hard work. feels himself com
PEELED TO take 10 cover for rcw
weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
f1AMPTON, Pt1OEBUS AND OLD POIN7

FRANK Parker fclonioas assault: IN
thc case of NJ Travis. charged with
malicious manning. tho grand Jury
found mot II true bill"
Mallicott for Murder.
Robert Mallicott. 4 negro. was in.
dlcted Tor murder in the first degree
by the grand jury. Malllcott Is
charged With SHOOTING and causing
the death OF benjamin Temple, col
orcd. on Schoens Dam.
Granted TWO Divorces.
Although the day was busy one
FOR Judge blackstone. he found time
10 enter two orders granting divorces
To Emma Briggs from Abraham
briggs. and Clara II. Eisman from
Gus Cisman.
Mr.. Clay Resigns.
MIR. John Is. Clay forwarded his
resignation as IL magistrate in liamp.
ton district To the court and il was
accepted. Judge Blackstone will an.
point Former Town Clerk William 4.
Wcstwood as the successor To Mr.
Clay.
Investigating Gambling.
1t was said Yesterday afternoon
that the grand jury is investigating
reports as TO gambling in Elizabeth
City county and that many indict-
monts may be returned today or to
morrow.
The members OF the grand jury
spent some time examining the tres.
tie across Hampton creek, over
which the street car line runs. yes
tcrday afternoon and will make a re.
port 10 tho court on this matter also.
ANONYMOUS Letter
Considerable amusement was cans
ed to the court Yesterday over the
receipt of an ANONYMOUS letter rc.
ccivcd by Judge Blackstone. Tho mn.
known writer scemd to be suffering
from many Ills, but he or she was,
AFRAID to sign his or her name To the
paper. as ii what the letter contains
should be- investigated. the author OF
the epistlc would he desirable wit.
ness. Tho writer is opposed To the,
county maintaining lookup M the
cross roads: opposed to selling soda
water on Sunday. and criticizes the
board Of supervisors for employing
police officers al salary of $40 perI
month To loaf around the c.oss
roads Judge Blackstone sent The
letter 10 the grand Jury room.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
BsalIfuI Services VIII Be Held in
National Soldiers Home Theatre
on Sunday, Dec. 2,
GOVERNOR SWANSON THE ORATOR
Chief Executive of the Old Dominion
viii Deliver the Eulogy on the De
ceased Members Splendid Musical
Program Arranged by Miss AddIc
C. Richter.

The program for the annual lodge
OF sorrow which Hampton Lodge. No
$3.50, Benevolent and Protective Order
|oi Elks. will hold IN the National
Soldiers Home thcater ON the first
Sunday afternoon in December IL,
mcnoriam Of the dead has been com
pieted. The committee in charge of
the exercises expect this to prove
one of the prcttiost services the Elks
have Ger held. The electrical dec.
olations ar in charge of MIR. S. ].
Watson. jr,, and as on former occa.
sions of this kind. the display viii be.
in keeping with The solcmnity OF the
services
Governor Claude A. Swanson who
is q member of the order. will be tho
speaker of the occasion ana Will de
hyer the memorial address. A Gov.
erhor Swanson is well liked in this
section thc crowd in attendance this
;hcatcr.
MISS Addic Richter orgamist of the
Hampton baptist church. has charge
OF tile musical features for the cNor
ciscs
The tickets of admission TO tho
services Were distributed among The
members at the meeting of Hamnton
lodge last night, and any Elk who hos
failed TO receive these covcrtcd tick.
cts can secure them from MIR. David
frankcl. the chairman of the memor
ial day committee.
The program arranged for the OK
crciscs follows:
IOvorture--Ioan of Arc Vord,
National Soldiers Home band.
|Quartct--(a ) Rock of Ages nucl
Oh Even Me - Warren
Mrs. s. r. Marstcn Mr.. II. n.
Richardson. Mrs. NJ. ID. Alley.
Mr. ". j. Pritchard.
Lodge ceremonies.
Duct-O Divine Rcdccmer Connod
Mrs. s. p. Mars,on. Mrs. NJ. d.
Prayer
Rev. Father William Fallon roc.
tor OF st, Mary's Star OF the
Sea Roman Catholie
Church.
baritone olo-msammantus OrsInp,
Signor Comnbattamto.
Qnaricct-Thc Lord is My shep-
hcru go. ..f............. Neidilngor
Mrs. s. p. Mnrston MIR. R r.
Richardson. Mrs. NJ. d. Alley.
Mr. w +. Richardson.
Memorial address.
Hon. Claude A. Swanson Govern.
or of Virginia.
Solo-Selected.
Mr.. J. ]. Lindsay.
Rcville-Dav Dreams Robinson
Soldiers Home Band.
soprano solo-Fear Ye Not, o Is
'"el ..'... .......... Buck
Mrs. S. p. Marston.
.odge Closing Ceremonies.
iymn--America.
IBenediction
Rev. j.. Martyr Neifert. Chaplain
National Soldiers Home.
The memorial committee is com
posed OF Messrs. David Frankel. John
w. Skinner. s. ]. Watson. Jr.. and
Howard W. Saunders.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21

The Presbyterian cong egation will
hold their harvest meeting this even.
ing from s to 10 o'clock Mt the Y. NJ.
G. a.. to receive offerings. Cake and
ice cream viii he on sale. Public cor.
daily invited. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
More Indictments.

The grand jury yesterday reported
the following indictments ana was adj.
journed over until today: Common,
wealth VS.. James Bland, fcloniors as.
snnlt; commonwealth VS.. Branch Da-
Wis. felionious assault: commonwealth
VS.. Virginia Thompson. keeping
house OF questionable character. ana
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
May Play WILLIAMSBURG.

The football eleven OF the Hamp.
ton High School is arranging FOR q
game with Williamsburg High School
team in Hampton on Saturday
The Hampton and the Newport
News High School elevens will play
In Newport News this afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21

MIR. Walter Edward Burge and Miss
Manic Virginia Cole. both OF Elizabeth
City county, We're granted Il license
TO marry by Clerk of the Courts lar-
ry II. Holt. The marriage t0ok place
Yesterday afternoon In the brides
home at Fox HIN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
TO BUILD IS Bt,rA ROOMS.
Hampton Contractors Submit Lowest
Bids on Fort Monroe Work.

Bids for the construction of tween.
ty.eight bath rooms in the officers
quarters at Fort Monroe were opened
ia the office ol the dnnrcrmustcr
ihe.c yesterday AT noon Mcssrg r.
II. Richardson & son were the low
est bidders on the cnnsi.uction. Willie
MIR. c. T. Taylor submitted the low.
est bid ior the plumbing and the
Newport Plumbing ANA Heating Com
pany onercd 10 do the heating for The
SInnll.Sf cost
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
roR SALE.

FOR SAFE COMPLETES HOUSE
hold goods AND "a ch,cLrns. | Ram
bier wheel. | brooior for f25 chick
cus. iicnhator i25 cEgs). ana
Garden OF green's. All new; VIII
sell cheap, Reason Tor selling go,
my away. Apply to aiS Armistcah
street phochus, Va. T. O. BOX. no,
It,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
COUPLE IN OWE STATE;
MINISTER IN ANOTHER
EIopng Pair Stood Il State Street,
Bristol, While the Marriage
Rites Were Performed.
tspecial TO Tie Daily prcss)

& BRISTOL. VA. Nov 2O.-Georgc
Akcns and Miss Venus Sturgill. yonng
clippers from Scott Comfy, where
The contracting parties today. in ono
of the most unique marriages ever
solemnized on the border Il The two
states. Tho officiating clergyman
stood Just across the line in Virgil
mia. Tho legality OF the marriage IS
questionable, but rather than spoil a
pretty romance the couple accept IL
as good enough.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
NOTICE.

All persons Indebted to The estate
OF rhonnn Il. Wheeler Will please set.
tie the Same With the Undersigned,
and all persons having pills agans,
said estate VIII present or mail same
to r. II. WHEELER.
j. II. WHEELER,
Executors OF rhos Il, Whcclcr's
estate, Box 720. Newport News, Va
ll-lGl0t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
Mrs. Aanue returns 10 baltimore

Mrs. Felix Agnus. who WITH hcr
daughter. Miss Allese Agnus. haas
been spending several weeks at the
Sherwood Inn, Old Point returned to
Baltimore last night. Mrs Apnus ~
the wife OF General Felix Agnus. pub
Usher aud editor OF the Baltimore
American
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
MR.. LAWSON HoNoReD.
Appointed Delegate to the National
Rivers and Harbora Conaresa.

Nr William T.. Lawson. oyE;cr In.
spnctor OF Elizabeth City county. nas
been appointed II delegate to the Ma.
tiona Rivers and iIarbors Congress.
which viii be held in Washington
December }.d. by Governor Claude a.
Swanson
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
House Passes Prohibition Bill.
(By Associated Press.l

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nov. 90 -
fhc Carmichael prohibition bin as AZ
passed the SENATE yesterday was an
proved by the house by Il vote OF 10
10 A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-21
JUDGE CRAWFORD pies suddenIv

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Nov. 2n.-Judgc
Andrew Crawford one of the most
distinguished mentors of the Colnm.
hia bar. died In conrt today while
examining q witness in 4 civil case.
The Adair County news., 1907-12-11

Chairman Fowler, Of the House
Committee on Banking and Cur
rency, in an interview, says that
the recent financial panic is the
result only of maladministration
of finances, and was precipitated
at a time when the country was
never more prosperous. He says
the solution of the financial prob
lens of the country is the most
important question tocome before
Congress, and that some rene
dial legislation will be ATTEMPTED.
The Adair County news., 1907-12-11
THE ORCHARD IN WINTER.

When did you manure the or
chard last?
Fix up the ladders before pat
ting them away.
Get after the black knot on
plum and cherry trees. Cut off
and burn.
Buy a pair of pruning shears.
They can be used any month in
the year.
Plow up the vegetable garden
before freezing weather and let
frost act on soil.
Gather up all rubbish in the
orchard and burn it. Use rake
and pruning knife freely.
Many a desirable tree has been
ruined because the wire on label
was not removed.
Don't let any fruit remain on
the tree during winter. Rotton
apples are good place, for insects
to hibernate in during the
winter.
The Adair County news., 1907-12-11

know that our taxing system is
such that it drives capital out of
the State instead of bringing it
in? Change this and you will do
something for Kentucky.
You idle holders of idle capital,
do you not know that there is
more wealth under the ground in
Kentucky than there is on top?
Put your money in mines and you
will do something for Kentucky.
You politicians who have tried
to ride into office by attacking
railroads until you have stopped
their building in the State. You
can do something for Kentucky
if you will tell the people what a
wonderful thing the railroads
have done and how more of them
would help.
You Governors and rulers do
you not know that bad roads are
annually costing the farmers
millions of dollars. Why not
have the State help to build good
roads and thus do something for
Kentucky?
You farmers who have neg
lected the lessons of the age and
are farming like your grand
father did, get amove on your
selves and farm according to
10th century methods and you
will do something for Kentucky.
You editors who devote from
two to four columns every issue
of your paper to politics and poll
ticians and an occasional para
graph to the development and
advancement of Kentucky, re-
verse this and you will do some
thing for Kentucky.
Let everybody do something
for Kentucky, then Kentucky
will lead all the States in a few
years. Start now. -E-town News.
The Adair County news., 1907-12-11
DO SOMETHING FOR KENTUCKY.

A man is not estimated by
what he thinks of himself, but by
the impression he creates on
others. No matter how highly
we may esteem ourselves our
fellows will not share our opin-
ion unless there is an evidence
of good works. It does not mat
ter how we'll we Kentuckians
think of our State, the question
is, what do the other States think
of Kentucky? Our opinion of
Kentucky has nothing to do with
the standing Of Kentucky among
her sister States. If Kentucky
would stand high up in the
column among the other Com
monwealths we must do some
thing for Kentucky.
The State has the reputation
abroad that our Courts do not
administer even handed justice
but is too often prevented by
sympathy. You Judges can do
something for Kentucky by pay
ing more attention to justice and
the rights of society and less to
the technicalites of the law.
You Lawyers can do something
for Kentucky by fully realizing
that your clients have no claim
upon you to cause you to do an in
jury to the Commonwealth or
society by clearing criminals
guilty of offenses against the
peace and dignity of the Com
monwealth.
You juries can do something
for Kentucky by better under
standing that your life, liberty
and property is protected by law
and that every offense committed
in the Commonwealth is an Of
Tense against you and every law
abiding citizen of the State.
You capitalists Of Kentucky,
you can do something for the
old State if you would invest
your money at home and help to
develop our mines and manufact-
uring interests instead of invest
ing it in other States and help
ing to develop them.
You educated people do some
thing for Kentucky. Do you not
know that the States ranks as
low as 9Th in public school edu-
cation and that nearly half the
children of school age are not in
school and are growing up in
ignorance and iliteracy. Why
don't you do something for these
children?
You large bank depositors and
money loaners, do you not know
that we are shipping nearly all
of our fine timber out Of the
State to be manufactured into
furniture and otaer things and
then sold back to us? Why
don't you use your money to
manufacture it here at home and
thus do something for Kentucky.
You people who understand
life insurance, do you not know
that several millions Of dollars
The Adair County news., 1907-12-11
GOV. BECKHAM.

terSon and the Courier Ournal
have made much progress in the
fight on the Governor. Immedi-
ately after the election, while the
first shock of the result was
being felt, there was much MUIR
muring, but this has now sub
side and it seems to us the bottom
has dropped out of the opposition.
Numbers of representatives and
senators who were counted on to
oppose Beckham's senatorial as
pirations, have,' over their
signatures, declared they would
vote for him, and not a member
has publicly said that he would
not so vote.
"This is as it should be. We
must elect Beckham or nobody.
To attempt anything else means
chaos. We must not fail to elect
a Senator, and should the nom;-
nee of the primary be defeated it
would completely disorganize the
Democratic party and destroy all
hope of redeeming Kentucky in
the Presidential campaign of
1908.
"The talk of Investigating the
State primary is all twaddle. It's
results was accepted by Senator
McCreary and all others interest
ed year ago. An investigation
would probably show as gross
irregularities at Louisville. and
other cities on the one side as in
the mountains on the other.
There will be no such investi-
cation. The Democrats do not
want it, and it is an affair of the
Republicans.
"The talk of bringing out
Ii lindsay is also, twaddle. If the
time ever comes when another
than Beck ham must be consider
ed as senatorial candidate,
none but a CONSTANT party man
at all times will be chosen, and
he will be altogether satisfactory
to Beckham and his friends. But
we look for no such contingency.
We fully expect to see Beckham
elected early in the session.
1--WE say this for no o'erween-
ing fondness for Beckham. We
guess everybody knows that.
We say it because it is the. only
sane and logical conclusion. We
say it because it is now the only
hope Of a defeated and disorgan-
lied party. We say it because,
with the matter out of the way,
we hope to see the fragments of
the old party gathered stogather
and reorganized in a manner to
fully regain the confidence of the
we believe there should
be. before the first Of January; a
of representative
Democrats from all parts of the
State with aview to wiping out
all memories of the past, for
one another and building
anew on safer and better lines"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-08
a CARTAS A la NOVA
haaba atomeuado por idea de que va amabas po
die cosa? Que todas mis- acconeS copa
radaS dolor?
Viernes q de Noviembre).

Dye Adela mia perd6name que puede haber amargo
esas p&ginas aga mi carace querda amiga
E que estoy continuamene asaado por ideas sombas Mis-
dias desaroan dooroamene sobre m savo aguna hora
decosas aquelas que Perd6name perdoname Me
sera muy grao mi querda Adea depostar odas
alma tan buena generoa pero n 10 repo solo puede
de temo to- que mucho tempo
possible Sufre solo, No que tema por estas caas Todo
decrte poda doco ante mundo entero sin
tener que Sonoarme Pro hay andad de que
sea escbr que consttuyen sin embargo mis-
de todcs los dias
Oueda una Ultima consideration credo observar Adela
que achabas de propo aun dgamo la pabra,
de svanido Esta observation ha debdo ST. efecto
soy vano debo gemr de que entire mis- umerosos deeos
halle que deesto despreco lundo ST equivoas
por popo dgnidad g. oprehere orguo
que con6eso mi msmo que hasta paudo debo depoar
mucho mas todava NAL uzgado unco cua ea
c6n poda vV obre todo 10 que un deecte y
1mo de todos mi uico la pmera cuaidad de todo hCm
que agun deco alma Debes penSar Adela mla
cuanto deo boar idea de epu cierto hayas
concbdo para ogao end pues dado de habare 10 menos
possible de mi Ahora bn para hacee Ia conhdenca que me
pdes reee muchas gnoraS relacon
Kacas pevencones hubea poddo parecee POGO Modesto
por que fuee Ia encz de expression que la hubera
veado He eudo que esoveme por congnte guardian toda
via pena para tano motive cuanto veo la
necesdad de agte elias hasa epoca podre haar
consueo los dolores expansion de todas las hoas de
todos los inStsntes.
Mentras tano mi porvenr nevado todos sentdos
dor muchedumhe de goas quuren cOoca su ntere
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-08
Utsolu'|oH IuPORTyHTE

FL Tribunal Supreme ha "a
llado a favor de don Manuel R0s
driguez Cabtero, dc San Sebssl
tian. un recu:so gubsrna.ivo coni
ira una nota d, RegiStrailot de III
Propi> dad dc May sii z, que ha
bia negado inscribir defnitiya
mente a su favor el certi.icado de-
compra que habfa obleui 10 por re-
mate del cafetal aConcep >ions en-
Las Marias, fundandose dicho Re-
gistrador en- que la Ley del II de
MARIO Gltimo lie da derecho al
Ayuntamiento de Mayagiiez, como
acredor hipotecario, para redimir
la fnca y que va dicho Ayunta-
miento habia depositado el impor-
te del remate.
Esta resoluci6n del Tribunal
es trascendental, porque hay mu-
chos otros casos en- la isla analogos
al del seiior Rodriguez Cabrera.
El abogado del sefor Rodri-
guez Cabrera, en- este case, fue e
Lcdo don Jose de Guzman Benitez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-08
VICTOR HUGO
que entire nosotros epa6n esa de nas Adea He vueO
para consome anguas cartas pero la deenca
graude las aaguas las nutvas vez de consO
larme . Adi6s
Viernes (26 de Octubre. }

Tu cartita Adea mia ha prOducdO algeria que
atare de descbe Cuando hace hoy mucho tempo
no e he vo stoy tiste abatdo nsenbe todo abudo de
todo Pues bn basta ahora leer eeer u encanadora
que sc de memoa para consderme css dchcsa ST. mi
amada Ade puesto que 10 asegura e
yo puede nj engahare ri engaharme No me
sopende nsante que hayas comprenddo faclmene
ideas desgadas de oda las terres mo las
geneoso cas noble pueda pemauecer sorda alma emf
generosa enentemene casa emnentemente nobe
No estos guerilla Ade pdos eogos de los cuaes la
asedad de los hombes abusa menudo para engahar la van
dad de las mueres desendamos nj oro
ddas Te habo sghn senmento pouudo de 10 Wales
geca naturaeza quera que ente dgnidad de u
que tieses mayor oguo odas mueres por 10
yugas que enen honor de tatarte que
abusar modesta haa punto de gua
les haSa upeores H. Es inut que ocupemos de elias
mas tempo pero Aea mia que ung1n del mundo t.
es superior que honraas tods las mues dgnandote atara
como guaes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-08
NOTI! ne igEcIBq

(Ctnfinnaci6n de la pdgina 81
Placido Acevedo. Joaquin Caballero,
Anton Cadilla, Vidal Velez,
Adollo Perez. Manuel Colon, F.
Betancourt, Pedro Mora, F. Tau
Ter, Maria Cadiila, A. Bon Breton,
Dolores Comulada, Josefa Ayala,
Consuelo Curbtlo, Maria I,ida
Arroyo y Francisco Quintana.
La empresa del cinemat6-
grafo que actua en- este teatro de-
seosa de contribuir q la suscrici6n
iniciada para la installation en- esta
ciudad de un Asilo de Pobres, ha
ofrecido el producto de la fuucior
del proxlmo lunes para esta bene'
inertia obra. Dado el objeto & que
Sc destina, no dudamos. que en- esq
noche Sc vera muy concurrido nues
tro teatro, pues q la par que Sc pass
un ratio de solaz contribuye cads
uno con su obole q tau carita
two fin.
Coz RESPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-08

Guayacol. Es bien sabido que estas
sustancias cuando Sc toman mezcla-
das con el Aceite de Higado de Baca-
lao ilritan el est6rnago y los rii.ones.
entorpecen la buena nutruci6n y por
las frecucntes evacuaciones que eau
san, producer elrapido aniquilamien-
to de los enfermos.
FL doctor Parsons, un distingui-
do especialista de la ciudad de Mexi-
CO dice q este respecto: "Refriendo-
me al valor germicida de la Creosota,
cuando sc administra a enfernos tu-
berculosos, incorporate q preparacio-
mes de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao,
declare: que los experimientos quf-
micos y la observation cuidadosa de
un gran nGmero de casos, han demos
trado que cualquiera que sean los re-
sultados bene6cos que los enfermos
puedan recibir del uSo de la Creoso-
tada y otras sustancias irritahtes, es-
tos resultados los nulifcan los efectos
perniciosos que ejercen tales drogas
en- el est6mago.
Es un hecho bien conocido que la
asimilacion facil y completa de los
alilentos es de la mayor importancia
en- el tratamiento de las enfermeda-
des que Sc caracterizan pot denutri-
ci6n y de las cuales es tipo la Tuber-
culosis. Sc sabe tambien que el Aeei-
. te de Hfgado de Bacalae, perfectamen-
te emulsionado, es uno de los mejo.
res reconstituyentes. Por ESQ es que
e los mas distinguidos especialistas
D prescriben hoy las emulsiones de Acei
te de Hfgado de Bacacao one no con
tieneu Creosota G otras sustancias irri
tantes, que ocasionan el des6rden dt
: las funciores digesiivas.
De las dyfyentes prepayaciones d.
S Asite dcsHgadO de BacalaO, 20 pre-
:. fey0 la FmHlsi6n de ScoH qne Ja6t7ca,
$ los SeHOres Sect & Boynt De Nasv.
6 Yorka.