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The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-31

caught and violated. Males also were
not spared, and even old men and chill
dren were assaulted The Tirailleurs
acted like madmen. They cried, LET
us, without any fear, maltreat the sons
and daughters of dogs" Women and
young girls fled from one terrace to an
other, and many Of them were seriously
injured in their fall. This outbreak in
open daylight caused a general panic
throughout the town. Several persons,
however, went to the help of our cOreli
gionists, of whom a large number was
wounded. A French officer who had in
tervened was dangerously wounded by
a bayonet- thrust, and the Commissioner
of Police was also wounded by one OF
the Tirailleurs. Many Jews were
stabbed in defending their houses. 1t
is impossible to give the list of all the
injured persons and all the women and
girls who were violated. The entire
population is indignant at these events,
which recall the sad periods of persecu-
ton. All the French and Tunisian news
papers are unanimous in demanding
that the right to carry the bayonet-
that terrible weapon which they use but
too efficiently-sh should be forbidden to
native soldiers in general and to the Tir-
aileurs in particular. 1t is satisfactory
to learn that all the Tirailleurs, without
exception, who took part in the attack
on Jews, have been arrested and i'm
prisoned. The Minister of War, on be-
ing telegraphed to by the Jews, gave in
structions to the French general COM
manding the army of occupation to in
stitute searching examination on the
spot. Everyone hopes that General Pic
quart will yield to the unanimous re-
quest made to him that Tirailleurs
should no longer be allowed to carry
bayonets. Only in this way will they be
powerless to injure anyone. 1t is dis
graceful that in a town as peaceful as
Susa, a person cannot leave his home
without the fear of being attacked by
the scoundrals.
In consequence of the violent anti
Semitic campaign which has been car
ried on since the elections for the Con-
sultative Chamber and the candidature
of our distinguished coreligionist, DR..
Cattan, the Jews in this city have
founded a paper under the title of La
Justice, which will defend their inter-
ests. The paper has met with very
favorable reception. All concerned in
it, shareholders, editors, compositors ond
printers, are Jews.
1t has transpired today that the gift
of the late M. Daniel Osiris, of Paris
for the building of new synagogue in
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-31
Philadelphia.

1t is rumored that DR.. Max Margolis
is to be the head of the Dropsie Col
lege, in Philadelphia.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-31
New York.

The tide of immigration to New York
this year promises to be the biggest in
the history of the Immigration Bureau,
Notwithstanding the fact that within
the last thirty-fve days the steamship
companies have rejected six thousand
aliens at the various ports of embark
ment because of physical or social unfit
ness. The elimination process before
sailing, according to Commissioner
Watchorn, is largely responsible for the
better class of aliens that have come to
this port since 1903. The number of de-
portation figures are gradually decreas-
ing, says the commissioner Out of 133-
600 immigrants received here in April
only 452 We're sent back, the smallest
number in proportion that the bureau
has as yet recorded. From investigation
it is found that the better class of aliens
come here to follow industrial rather
than agricultural vocations.
Cleveland
Mr.. Martin A. Marks and Mr.. Bar
ney Mailer are the Cleveland members
of the Executive Board of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations, con-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
CAPT. R. H. c. KELTON
ORDERED TO PHILIPPINES
He viii BE Succeeded at Fort Mon
roe as Quartcrmaster by Capt.
Earnest T. Tilton.

Capt Robert III. c. l<clton. for the
past two years quartcrmaster at Fort
Monroe. has been ordered TO Philip
pines Islands for duty and will leave
Old Point for his new station about
the first Of November. He will leave
behind him here n number of staunch
friends among the local contractors.
He il also quite popular in musical
circles, possessing good baritone
voice.
Capt. Kclton will be succeeded by
Capt Ernest X. Tilton. who has been
the Quartcrmastcr ut Fort Tottcn, n.
Y. Capt. Tilton is expected to reach
Fort Monroe this week.
Capt. Kelton, the retiring quarter
master, returned from New York Sat
urday. where he had been for several
weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

CONVEY SENT ON TO
U. S. GRAND JURY
Former Bartender at Hotel Chamber
lin Now in the Norfolk Jail
on Serious Charlie.

United States Commissioner VIM.
i'auicll has rcmandcd William Con
vcy, the former bartender ut Hotel
Chamberlln. TO the Jail in Norfolk
pending action on his case by the
grand Jury in the United States court
Convey is accused of making a muir
derous assault upon Elijah harrison
with glass decanter. Harrison is
still confil:2d to the Dixie Hospital
suffering with II broken leg and eight
bad looking gashcs on his head
Convey was unable to give bond In
the sum OF $1,000 for his appearance
when the grand jury meets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Hampton Fireman Were Inspected
and Put Through Special Drill.
10 NEWPORT News THURSDAY
Phocbus Firemen Have Been Called
to Meet Tonight for Drill and In
spccton-Wlll Take 100 Men to
shipbullding City.

Tho Hampton fircmen last night
held special drill and inspection.
when the men appeared for the first
time In the new uniforms recently
purchased by the department The
lircmcn made splendid appearance
aud the men expect TO make nm OK.
collent showing in the firemen's par.
adc i'll Newport News on Thursday.
There were about 60 mon out for
the practice drill last night. II is
thought that fully as firemen will at
tend the parade from Hampton on
Thursday.
Tho uniforms are of blue, with
long Prince Albert coats, fatigue and
dress caps and the department Is
bound to elicit compliments whom
ever II appears In the new uniforms.
Phoebus Frcmen Tonight.
Tonight the members of the Phoc-
hus fire department will assemble In
| The engine house. when the final ar
ENGAGEMENTS for the Newport Ncws
trip on Thursday will be perfected
lThe Phoebus flremcn will also be in
Ispcctcd and given special drill
Phocbus Will carry mt least 100 fire
men To the Shipbui;;iing city on
Thursday. II Is now expected that
the department will also tnlo it's hose
wagon, engine and hook and ladder
wagon. While Phoebus does not OK
poet to attempt to capture the first
prize. which II has held for three
successive years, 1t is believed that
tho PhOebus firemcn will be one of
the best companies In the line OF
march when the state parade takes
place
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
STEAMER WHANGS TUG
Believed Thai Six Persons We're
Drowned as Result Of Accident.
HAPPENED IN PATAPsco RIVER
Captains of the Craft Claim That the
other WAS to slamc-seems to
Have Been Mistake In Regard to
/ slenals--stcamcr UnlnIurcd.
fRy AnsocIntod Pross.l


BALTIMORE, MD. Aug. 2G.-Tho
tug Gerry. OF Wilmington, Del. was
sunk in collision with the British
steamer Barnstabc last night in the
Patlpsco river off Sparrow's Point.
FIVE men are believed to have lost
their lives out Of twenty-five who
were on the tug boat. Six of the
survivors clnmbcrcd up the side of the
steamer Ivy means of the anchor
chain. The rest were picked up By
the steamer boat or swan to drcdgc
moorcd nearby.
Confusion of signals seems TO have
caused tho accident each side claim
Ing that the other was ut fault.
Captain Davidson. of Tho Barnsta'
bio said that when the vessels were
within about hundred feet of each
other tho tug suddenly changed its
cuilrao and attempted To cross the
steamers how. Before the latter craft
could be stopped IT struck the tug,
sending IT to he bottom in II few
minutes. Tho Darnstablo was not
damaged,
On tho part of the tugboat 1T was
claimed that her course was changed
in compliance with second signal
from tho Bnrnstablc. Tho Gerry was
on hor way to the dredgc Standard
which Is engaged In widening and
deepening the channel mt Seven Foot
Knoll. Tho Dnrnstallc was bound ia
this port from jamaica with II pas
songers and cargo of fruit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
HEARTS SEASONS.

When the Earth was flushed and the
trees were young
And the bluebrds called from an
April sky,
Beyond whore the moons slim cradle
swung
Lite's long, long vIstas before lis
hung
lIalf-vciled in tears. though we knew
not why:
For hearts were ycarning-but on
The slow words faltcrcd, and lips
were shy.
When the Earth was green ana the
trees were strong
And the river sang TO the warm, white
sun.
The hours were Llithc and the days
were long.
For life was working. and work was
song
No wailing minor of thing undonc
And no black discord of hopes gone
wrong;
Lies sands were many, and slow to
run
When the Eayth is bleak and the trees
are palo
And The east wind cries through the
falling rain.
Draw close, dear heart, from the
rising gale:
Wen measure bravely our mcagcr
tale
OF wide, poor stibblc and scanty
grain.
But, dear. we have tried; If the har-
vest fail
The Lord of the Harvest Will count
our pain.
When the trees are gray ana the
Earth is white
And the north wind sings in the chin
ney stone.
Then. hand in hand. we will wait the
night;
With quiet hearts. We will say good
night.
Dear heart, was not all the year curl
own?
There is no darkness Love cannot
light
Wen face. together the great I'm.
known.-Charles Buxton Co
Ing, in the September Eycrybody's. J
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
VISITING In Phoebus.

Mr.. Bergen G. Dirdsal, who has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. G. Birdsall. Mt the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Farrell In Nal
lory street. Phocbns. has returned to
his home In Philadelphia Mr. Ben
'amin NJ Birdsall Il well known con
tractor OF philadelphia, has arrived to
spend few days with his parents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Matters Personal

Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. Robert l. Mason returned last
evening from visit of several weeks
In Jett. Ky.
Miss Kate Gelsler, who has been
visiting Mrs. Andrew James. In Mel
rose avenue, has returned to her HON,
in Texas
Miss Alice Tinsley and Miss Emma
Redford of Richmond, have returend
home after visit to the Misses Phil
lips. III LaSnlle avenue.
Mr.. W,lltor &. Hughes. of rMti'
more, is spending his vacation In
Hampton with relatives.
Miss Grace llilderbrand. OF 3altt
more. IS the guest of Mrs S. G. Rces,
OH Phocbus Bay.
Mrs. Andrew James. In Mclrosc
avenue has rs her guest, Mrs. ID. c.
Zolllcoffcr. of Richmond.
Mr. V, c. Iludgins, of philadelphia,
spent Sunday In Hampton rs the
guest of his sister Mrs. James, In
Mclrose avenue
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Birch, of Wash
inrton. have arrived To visit Capt.
and Mrs. Columbus j. bonneville, Ill
Hope street.
MIR. William Smith. of philadelphia
is the guest Of Mr.. Henry Lane
Schmelz In East Queen street.
Mr. Waldo NJ Allen, who has been
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Capt. kIlbourne,s Guests.

Miss Clara Goold Giiournc whose
engagement to Mr.. Charles Taylor
Leo, OF Columbus. Ohio, has just
been announced is the guest of her
brother, Capt. G. t. Kllbonrnc. at
Fort Monroe. Mrs. Charles Evans
Kilbounc. the mother of Cant. XII.
bourne. and Miss Katherine Kilbournc
are also visiting her son at Fort Mon.
roe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Bridaet Whist.

"Phwcre hoy ycz been this avcnin'f'
asked O'Tunder OF O'Toolc.
Sure, I've been playing Bridget
whist. IT'S foinc game, 1t is"
bridget whst7 An how do ycz play
thot?"
"Oi sit In the Kitchen wild Bridget
and ate Pic nm cake an chicken. and
when Bridget hears the rastrcss com,
In she says Whist an OYhldc In the
panihry."- Short Stories
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Mr.. c. r. RUST NAMED.
Niagara Falls Man to Become Man.
ager v. S. Express Office Here.

Mr.. C. F. Rust. at present the
cashier Of tho United states Express
Company in niagara Falls. has been
appointed manager OF the Hampton
Office of the express company and
Will succeed Mr.. Wartman. resigned,
Mr. Rust formerly was the manager
OF the Old Point office.
Mr.. II. c. Garrett, at present tho
assistant to Mr. Wartmcn will leave
Old Point 10 become the messenger
on tho Norfolk and Washington
steamer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

spending several weeks in Staunton,
has arrived To visit his daughter,
Miss Margaret Allen.
Miss Ethel Iassltcr Is expected tol
arrive In Hampton this evening on
Il visit to Mrs. Louis n Meurs. lii the
West End
Miss Catherine Pace. who has been
visiting Mrs. Frank l.. Small. In Ar
instead avenue. has returned To her
home in Wilson, N. c.
Mrs. LOWS Curtis. OF Trccport. Me,
Is the guest or her brother, Mr.. Frank
H. Small in ArmIstead avenue.
Mr. John brinklcy, Jr., returned
yesterday from n visit of several
Weeks TO l,is sister. Mrs. Addison
Fifcr, In Staunton.
Miss Charlotte Davis who has been
spending n month with Miss Mamie
Cunningham. In King street will leave
today for her home In Millvillc, n. J.
M's' b'oIEc " b"lhs'cau hhu MISS
Levy. Of Chicago, are visiting Mir.
nnu mrs, .. .. rarhs'eau' Ill linmp'
~" i'o"u avenue
Miss Elslo Schmclz has as her
guest. Miss Fannie Hawkins. of Rich
mond.
-
Mr.. and Mrs George Drcwry md
littlo child have returned to Wash
lngtont after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
itobort S. liuds'ns, ST., In Victoria
Mr. Francis #. Causcy. who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Fan
Mo Hudeins, In Victoria avenue. has
left for visit to Georgia.
MIR, ]. Il. McGraw. of Sharpsburg.
Nd. returned to his home last even
ing after visit TO his daughter. Mrs
Major and Mrs. George Hess expect
as their guests tomorrow. Mrs. j. r.
AIpGrnw pf SLnrnshurp Nil Nirr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
colored Woman Adludaed Insane

a commission OF lunacy. consisting
of DIR. j. Wilton Hope. Magistrate j,
w. Richardson and DR.. George w
McAllistcr, yesterday adiudged Bes-
sic hughes, IL colorcd woman. m in,
sane person. She will be committed
to the Petersburg asylum for tho in
sane.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Cole Went TO Jail.

Magistrate w. ii. Mcnrs yesterday
sent to jail for twenty days, vii
liam Coles. colored. who was unable
to pay n fine of $3.50 imposed upor
him for being drunk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

LOsT-BLACK WITH WHITE
breast and ring around his neck,
Shepherd dog, SIX months old. An
swcrs to Jet" Reward If returned
to residence Of II. |. MASON. Hamp-
ton, Va. S-27-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Wines and Liquors

belong to the lost tribe that atray-
ed away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on the Red Sea. I'm q price
cutter. I'm n money-maker: I'm the
one that sells all straight Whiskies
retail ct Wholesale prices. Tho fol-
lowing high grade 10c Whiskies
sell for &c a drink: Paul Jones Pure
Rye, Sherwood Rye Whiskey. Carroll
Springs. pure Maryland Rye Whiskey.
Overholt Rye Whiskey. Parkwood Rye
WhislSies are strictly high grade;
me IL you can. WhLSkey In bulk at
following prices:
Old Nick Pure Rye, II pit. 25c;
saiion go. ..&H0O
Leonardo Favorite. Il pit. zoe:
saion 500
Hunters Baltimore Rye. "a pit,
zoe; gallon Observation-Disclosures. 400
Maryland Club. II pit. 25c: gal-
Ion :. ;. :. :. :. :. =. :. 400
Paul Jones Pure Rye. X pit. zoe;
gallon :. :. :. :. =. :. :. :. 275
Star A, Rye, gallon. 200
Moss Rose, gallon =. 200
LAKEWOOD Pure Rye, gallon. -. 200
Jefferson Pure Rye. gallon. 80. 1.75I
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon. 49,. lac
Double Stamp Gin, gallon. 800. 200
The following brands OF Callfor-
MIA Wines. Port. Sherry, Ca
tawba, Claret, Blackberry at
26c per Qt., per gallon. 75c.
Pride of North Carolina, 4
years old. gallon. ............. 200
Kummeill, per gallon. .......... 200
Carroll Springs. gallon. ....... ESQ
xxx Baker Rye. gallon. ....... ESQ
| NJ. H.EONARD'S
Barrel And Bottle House
is AND 10 MELLEN ct.
Phoebua. Va. Phone 2eo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

LOST-IN MINSTREL TENT IN
Phocbus Monday night, beaded
hat band. Initials &c. c. b." on
front. Reward IL returned to PHO
TO. TENT, Mellen and Mallory
streets, phoebus, 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
JRDAY AFTERNOON

LOST SATURDAY AFTERNOON
on Armistcad avenue between Mel.
rose avenue and Queen street, Il
black pocket book containing $500
and some change, . rings. 1 key
and some tickets. Reward If return
cd to Mrs. T. EDWARD A. OAR.
DEN. l63 Mclrosc avenue. It
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
A DROP roo MUCH

or grain in excess OF the physi
clans requirements in the prescrip.
lion for you may bring about fatal
results, If the ingredient is an nc.
tive poison. This simply illus
trates the absolute necessity of ex-
IRENE caution in compromising mcdi.
cines. Our system OF checking rend-
ers the making OF mistake almost
impossible.
THE RExAL STORE
Gardner and Hudgns,
10 and 10 King Street, Hampton.
Phone IL.
Our soda and ice cream As nnsur-
passed. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

spending several weeks in Staunton,
has arrived To visit his daughter,
Miss Margaret Allen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Miss Ethel Lasslter Is expected t.
arrive In Hampton this evening oi
Il visit to Mrs. Louis n. Meurs. liz tn,
West End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Miss Catherine Pace. who has beer
Mrs. Frank Il. Small, In Ar
instead avenue. has returned to hcl
home in Wilson, N c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
WHALERS MA Y.
BE ICEBOUND
FIVE VESSELS BELIEVED TO BE
STILL IN ARCTIC WATERS
Ships Of San Francisco Fishing Fleet
Venture Too Far and Prob
ably Have Been
Hemmed In

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-venturing
too far to the westward in the Arctic
ocean in the quest for whales five ves-
sells of the whaling fleet sailing from this
port a year ago. and having on board 225
men may have been caught in the north
ern winter.
The information was brought to this
city by the whaler Jeanette, Captain
Hoffman, the last vessel out of the Arc
tic sea. The missing vessels are the
Herman, Captain James Tilton; Beluga,
Captain Porter; Belvedere, Captain Cot
tie; Thrasher, Captain Foley, and VIII
liam Boylies. Captain w. H. Bodfish.
Each carries about forty-five men.
None of these whalers was seen by the
men of the Jeanette. The. latter vessel
was several times hemmed in by the ice
and In one instance had to make path
through the solid Ice by the use OF
gunpowder before the open sea was
reached.
All of the whalers went farther to the
northwest this season than usual, the
Jeanette plainly sighting Prince Will
liam's land. But one other vessel of the
fleet, the Bowhead, managed to gain the
open sea after the Jeanette had escaped
and at noon today this whaler was sight
ed of this port, twenty miles oueside
the heads.
1t was known positively that the miss
ing ships were hunting in the same
grounds, far to the westward.
Captain Cottle of the Belvedere has
his wife on board.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
YOUTHS HOLD
UP MARKET
ESCAPES WITH 5000 IN STOLEN
BUGGY
{. q. Fay Reports to Police That
Armed Man Rlfled TIL Of
Butcher Shop on West
Plco Street

The Star market, a butcher shop con-
Quoted by E. B. Fay at 24SS West Pico
street, was held up at 500 o'clock last
night, according to the report made by
Fay, and robbed of s2O6.
Fay at the time of the robbery was
putting away in the ice box number of
pieces of meat. The only other person
in the shop was a youth named Edwards,
who was scraping cutting block
The robber, who is described as about
"a years of age, smooth shaven and
dressed in dark clothes, drove up to the
front of the place in buggy.
He left the horse unhitched and walked
into the butcher shop with a revolver in
his hand. Ordering the two men to throw
up their hands. he walked behind the
counter and backed them into a corner.
Coolly he opened the till and abstracted
the days receipts and a sack containing
a large sum of change, the whole amount
being over $500.
He then turned and ran from the shop
and, jumping into the buggy, drove west
on Pico street and disappeared before
an alarm could be given.
Although the robbery occurred at few
minutes after o'clock, it was not re-
ported to the police until more than an
hour later. 1t was telephoned to the Uni
versity station.
Detectives were assigned to the case,
but no clew to the robber could be found
An hour previous to the robbery horse
and buggy answering the description or
the one used by the robber was stolen
from Hill street, between First and Sec
ond streets. It may have been the vehicle
used by the robber.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
HARTMAN BUYS
GEORGIA CENTRAL
WILL JOINT. WITH THE.iLLINols
CENTRAL
Plan of the Railroad Wizard Is to
Make Complete Line from chi-
caeo to South Atlantic
Coast
By Associated Presa.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--Acoording to the
Times today e. H. Hartman was the
buyer OF the Central of Georgia stock
sold last week by, Oakleigh Thorne and
Marsden J. Perry, and he has plans for
the road in connection with the Illinois
Central lines.
The two roads connect at Birmingham,
and the possession of the Central of
Georgia will give the Hartman line an
other outlet to the Atlantic.
A close associate of Mr.. Hartman.
when questioned regarding the purchase
of the Central OF Georgia by that capital
ist. remarked that Mr.. Hartman had
not been idly watching recent events.
The Times says further that in the re-
cent annual report Of the Illinois Central
November 1 was fixed as the date on
which it's line to Birmingham was to be
completed and that with that date comes
the news that Mr.. Harriman's influence
in southern territory is to be extended
eastward to Savannah and westward via
Chattanooga, Birmingham and Montgom-
cry.
1t Is known that Messrs. Thorne and
Perry paid about $3,60O.0OO for the $5,0O0.-
900 of Central of Georgia stock, which
they bought last summer at the Rich
mond Terminal reorganization. and 1t is
presumed In financial districts, the Times
says, that the Hartman interests took
over the road at not far from the same
figures.