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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
@cIsienbnnacr,

tad 9eiitidlanb "a Gents pa Morf,
nad OcItreih 20h Gents pro 2rone.
porto ertra. Sdiffsfarten bon uno
nad Deutidlano. MeiiepaHe, @ed).
lei, Greoitbriefe unb altsIamoiides
0elo. SBeo. $. Oiener & Go., 2t7
Oit-galtimore.S traBe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
9cin @adDlaiien.

NetH Wnd)lnntH.
IgitotionS +. 8erInmmlung fir einen
Gentrnlba6nbof. S0mmtlid)e
Srganiiotionen bon @ei6GftSlelis
ten, iomie sic &eri6onerungSper-
cine pertrctclt. - Sngcnieur Sen'
Orid's Ylon.
S6iGon Die @ertpoltungcn Der
o9cnniplpouio.8a6n" ulO Der Bal
timore . Ohio = 9obu" ii6 eineu
Groieft, meldeS bic Grrid)tlng zines
groBcn GcntrulbobnbofeS fir ole
i0mmtli6cn bier einmitnocn0cn 81
%icnbobncn onltrebt, gegcnii6cr icin0-
lid oerbalten mo erflGrer, Dab Iid)
0oliclbe ni6t lpobl 0urdfitbren loilc,
bu6en Die 0efiiruorter 0eS Elone5
bic 6linte nod la1ge niWt ms &orn
%getporfen, ionoern I'M @e9entbeiG in
allcr Stile o9ttirt, 10 OoB Die Ser.
iommlung, luelde am IonnerItag IN
Der 9oumeiiter r 9orie itottfanO, bon
Den experimentation Srganiiotionen
Der StnOt beiud)t mar. &r. S6eo0or
W}ottlt mltr0e gum GrGiioentcn oes
folgen0cn Gomite'S crruGblt, melfeS
init Ser meiteren Igitotion betrout
lit: $50. G6eo0or MottlJ 6. Stanley
Worp Sbeooor Mar6ur0 Sofas Bcn'
nington, Martin 2ebmoper, Cabin
@. &cn0rid, Clarence $. 6orreIt, So.
cob 8. &oof ullO Sobu Is. Hice.
Cine Nn5obl ser onpeicnOen Ser.
rem bielten Nnipro6enL in melden
man licb Oariiber beidluertell, Dab Die
Gilenbobn = @clclli6aften Ocm Ero-
jeff gegenii6er 10 ipenig Snterelie el1J-
gegen bringen. Sic Ginp1noe scr
9etriesleitltngen nurbcn ais nidt
itidboltig erfldrt uno Sr. SenOridS,
Scr G6ef.Sngenienr ser Nb5ugs.&o-
nalsGommiilion, 6etonte gon5 beiou-
berS, OoB Elm @entralbobnbof in Ser
9tGbe Der Nortb @lpenue . 9riidt,
lpie CT uripriiilglid in @ori6log &c.
bradt bate, nidt ollein erriGtet
merOen t0nnte, loroern ooB 0erieGbe
lid ais cine @obltbat fir bic 8epol-
ferung BON Baltimore, iolpobl ais Die
giienbabnen eripeiien piiroe.
IS pur0en 9ei6liiiie ol1geronl-
men, IN melden ser Wopor ltn0
Staotrat6 eriudt perOelt, cine Com.
milton 81 ernennen, melde sic bciten
Grperten cngagiren ioQ, nm 8lGnc
olls5uarbeiten, 0odJ tpur0e 6eantragt,
noB oiele El6lle Ben giien6obn.@ers
i%Daltungcn D%orentbolten mer0en lol-
len, bis 0ieIel6en nolenoet un0 BON
Den ItaOtiiden 9utoritGten ongenom.
men morOen iino. Die folgenoen Or.
9aniIationen lparen bertrctet.
Muni5ipol : &unIt : Gommliiiion-
S6eoOore Mor6urg, Sofas Gcnning.
ton un0 s. Stanley @orp.
uWer6onts ono Manufacturers
aiiociation" - Clarence $. 6orreit.
uSropelers ono Mter6ontS' aliocia.
ton" 3. &c. Sutton uno Sobn g.
Gicc.
0OlO Golpn Merdonts uno Wonlt.
%facturerS' @iIocintipn" - S5oco6 @.
Soof unO So9n &. @ei(.
~Greoit Nten's 9iiocintion"
Charles 6. Safer, g. @inS6era, 81.
&inton 2onsOale uno George Z.
MiQs.
Mount 9foDol Smprooement Iiio.
citation" = Wortin 2eGnlaper, Sobn
". Snpoer uno Hep. Charles &.
@rtbrie.
N%ortbmcIt Improvement aliocia-
tion" 8iQtom 6. Stunsburp.
DSoutb Baltimore 9liineb gliocio-
ton" - G0par0 81. @eiler.
p8reoter Baltimore 9uIineB 9(Iio.
ciation" - $. @orteu.
~Irditecturol-@lub" - ). 9. Noel
@Datt, Eoul 9. Su5o, @iuiam u.
Gmmort, Gopmono .. @aen uno @.
o., 9tolting.
~9niloers' @r6onge" - @l6ert 3.
&leilt Of s., Nobiion $. Glort uno i.
9. Gbapnn1es.
n@ittelsbadJ= Seftipn.
- (VroS,cr mc aecu -M.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
9npcQe n~bacbrannt.

@~otteSbmls Der fran5oiii1en Oomi.
nifaner S6peitern in 5rpington
0ur6 6lommen 3erIt0rt. = $10,-
600 S6n0en. - Ser Sei3appo-
rat onideinenO sic llriode oes
@rnnoes.
Die aopcqe BEG Mount Soap-aGo.
tiers Der fran5oIiiden 0ominifaner.
Nonnen Oes Sr6cn8 oes eiuigen Go-
lentron5es, 3niiden @oo0lamn- 9[pe.
me unO Der alten Sreberid . &ooo,
5rpington, lpuroe gcItern Gormittag
gegen 8 ll6r our6 6elter 5erIt0rt. Der
ongeridtete S6o6cn betrGgt etma
$4,000, lit jeOo9 our6 8erii6erltna
geoedt. Der gan3e @ebGu0e.G Compiler,
&opeae uno &loiter, lit nit $4,000
perIifert. 0as &IoItcr b~eberberQt 26
9fonnen, nelGe nit glltsnabme boz,
51pei engliIden S6peItern aQe bon
6ranfreid) famen uno bier i'm Grill
leben. sic batten geItern Gormittag
elmer Wtefie in Der @apeqe beige.
pobnt, ols S6peIter &oie Gou6 be-
merfte, Der aus Dem Sotterroin 5lt
fonlnten I6ien, no iif ser Sei3oppa-
rat befonO. Die S6neItcrn ndbmen
cine llnteriudung Dor, I'M nGditcn
alt9enbIid i6oB ieOod bcreits cine
8lomme empor. S6pelter Goie teIe-
pbonirte Damn an SrH. Mrnolo, einen
~SaoenbeIiBer na6e Carroll . Station,
Der Die 8eiierDebr olormirte. Capt.
ton aennaro BON Ser Spriben = Cont
pagnie Nr. 10 ionote 6nnn iofort Ell.
men Deiteren Ilorm Elm. Nab meni-
gen Win1tten maren bic Spriben-
G%ompagnien Hr. s uno 10 CUR SteI(e.
Gie 8elerpebrleute ioben iebof TO-
fort Elm, Dab oie aapeQe nid)t me6r
gu retten mar, tpesbaIb ite tbr Sallpt-
Iugenmerf ouf sen 9(nbau rihteten.
gS geIang ibnen idlieBlid audi, Die
len Dor ben 3erIt0renben 6lammen 3lt
retten. @ibreno sic Slammen in ser
&opelte miit6eten, moren 0ie S6me-
tern, 6eiterpebrleute urt0 &no6elt
pom st. Soiepbs : College" eifrig
6emii6t, Die Sobieligfeiten Ser 0on-
men an eiren it6eren Ort 5l bringen.
S6weIter &oie unO S6peIter Morie
Gabriel retteten Die tpi1tigen Oofu.
mette oeS Sroens uno braften oielel.
ben nah Der Wo6nung bon Srau $.
Wf. Smmler, in meld)er aud piele Ser
eri6tedten Nonnen @lufnabme fam
Den. Sofort, nodoem ser 8ran0 ge-
por, muroen sic geretteten Sc
genItanoe mieoer in oas @eb1ltoe 3ll.
rid gebradt. nit sen &eparottren
am @e61uOe miro iofort begonnen
luerOen, 9as iebige &loiter mar fri.
Die Gripatmobnung bon 4b6e
&rllg bonn 9eneoiftiner. Oroen unoI
bon Ben Oominifaner Sfupe-
tern fir Ben Yreis bon $4,000
ii6ernommen. Die S6meitern
Damn Die &apelle an oos @obn-
gebGiloe an6allen. OieIelbe mar BON
Sol5 errid1tet, altd mar Die @inriG-
feline belonoerS ~mertbpolle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

*** Die nYierbralter-ltnion Scr. s"
peranitaltet am %. Sanllar lit Ser
D2abor.2 Dceum-Salle" ibren ilellll-
aebnten Sabresbau, inb perbelt bon
eitem tiidtigen Gomite groBartige
Worbereitunget fir Oieie SeltIidfeit
g~etroffen. Ser gintrittspreis betrGgt
itiir % Gents fit &errn iirb Dame.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Sin idOnes itro niitlides 9efdcnf
tiir Museb6rise 1T INNER cine lcbens.
groee Tbutograpbie ober cine HINT.
leriid pollenbete GDpie eines alien
gilScs lit GrapOn, @aTerfarbe, Del
ooer SaiteQ. Die idSnitem Gabinet.
biloer MIR 81 pro Oakenb.
Salins Sebbel, beutiher Bbotograpb,
CO., 32t Worb.U Strass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Mar MciHert,
0cntider EgOtuerapb,
-409-411 Wprb. .StruEe,

Gpe3tntsS tteytel
Ntr fur cine guf3e Bett.
9 feiftife gnbinefs4crtrnitb liib 1 IebensaroBeS
Vortrntt NIT feinent. Ndbner fir $3.50.
Heglldrer 9,reiS &1b.J0.
Bite. dftett Gle nnf metre gtorcffe:
Mn1 Netfert, 4O9-411, Wurb.0aHss irube.
(Ge51t.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
r@ittelsbad)-S eftion.
- @ruhcr Iasfen.y aQ -
MOntas, ben 4. Sebrnar,
r8crmania-W anncrdOr- SaQc."
(26.S)

Gr. Sem eter gee6rt. =
gom fo1igl. -foiierl. Sofrat6 Yroieiior
Er. GonunO bon Neriier III @ien
uno Dem oltrcidiihen aultltsminiitcr
1T Srr. Trof. Or. Sobn s. Senmeter
poit Der pltiliueriitdt BON Morplono"
Dos 3iplom zines gbreit-W itglieoes
Der fonigl. -foiierl. @eieaidoft fir in.
nero Weoi8in bon @iet %3uertbeilt
iuoroen. Gas Mannifript ffagt oas
9atilnl Den IL. 8e5enlher 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
aeatides geIb

gu perfaufen. 1880 Gents bro Mare
ooer 4.20 Marf fir einen Dollar.
Wediel uno greoitbriefe auf aIle
Stabte gliropa's. @eI0ienonngett,
Sbiffsfarten, @eiiepdife iito ansI1n.
oiifeS GeIo. Sbeo. s. Diencr e &c.,
PIT Sit.gdltimore- sttnBe. (30S--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Haiie snr 3eife in's Naslaab &c.
iOrBt 6. Maiuc, Wr. 4f3, Df.gaIti.
mprc-S trahc, nabt Guitn,mb onie.9lpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
@rpfcr @nsfcn=S aQ.

y8crmnnin : Snrmucrein.
.Muntag, Den II. Scbrnar 1907
r8crmania- MGnncrd)ur- Safe"
(26,33)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Wine fiir's Mnsfanb befurat G.. Blaine, g,r.
413, Eh.Haftinpfe- etr.t maize 9ptum4pufe.Mue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

8nrit Wortebelfa, impprtirte
Wett-@mrit, Yfcffcr-Wirit, Yrchfupf,
Sarocia, 0dnic-, sriffcI- II. Braun
Idjiuetgcr GebersN5nrit.
" lit. y. SnDber,
Stanoc 757-759, 906 nnb 95S
GegingtonsRarft.
(Sa12iSO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

@s miro eripartet, oab Hi1ter 9.
6. WcGomos, Witglieb oes GiItrifts.
Expectations : @crifteS, ouf Sen
3eugcnitano gerlfen 1piro. Tihter
WtcGomas mar befonntlid sur 3eit
0eS Terfaufs Der Observation-Disclosures
Scr ampaltsiirna McGontns, @ait6er
ltno 8reenbaul1, lpelhe lirmo in
@cnleinId)ait nit Srn. 2~onoitreet bas
Suffers pnOifnt pertrut, lpeldes Die
,@eltlite Wnrpldtber Yobn" faitfte.
Sr. 2onoitreet miro jebe mogli1e @e-
legenbeit bn6elL INT inter Gio &lor-
BELT in Die unliebiame Ingelegenbeit
81 6ringen, lorueit ais Die @raft.Mlt-
l6uloigungen in 9etradt fomnten.
1as Eerbor muroe am Conner.
itog Abeno nod oem Heuen 8iQaro-
9otel perlegt, tpoielbit bic gusiagei1
0cs Srlt. s. 8, Suffer, ocm Gbcf bes
6itller : Spnbifnts entgegen geiioiil.
men ipuroeit, mcld)er bette nadggDp-
ten perreiit, no ieine Satin frollf
oanieber liegt. Seine 3eleenniisia-
gen bradlten iebo1 nidts 81 Gage,
mas 2idt in Die A~ngelegenbeit &C.
braft bate, oa Ger 3elige erfldrte.
bob geitiist ouf cine Gnti1eioung bes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25

afternoon will be as follows:
Piano solo-Sclectcd
Mrs. Bernice Holland Roney.
Address of Welcome
III. ST George Tucker. president OF
go. tile jamestown Exposition.
Vocal so.o-Choo Shooo Ambrose
Mrs. George Bethel.
Response TO welcome
James G. Ridd,ck. mayor OF Norfolk.
Vocal sclo-When the Heart is Youni;.
Mrs. Frank Ebcrlo
Address-AOn Behalf of Norfolk.
i. s. Garnett, Norfolk Board of
Trade.
Vocal solo-Florlan Song GODDARD
Miss Mamie Bull.
Address-For 100000 League.
John h. Walker
Quartet composed of Miss Mamie Bull,
Mrs. Frank Eberle, Miss Emma
Young and Mrs. George Bethel
Miss Bcrn!cc Holland honey, Accom-.
PIANIST.
lal The Owl and the Pussy Cat,
(b) Aninec Louisee,
AddresS-Be of Labor,
u, w. Gaines.
Piano solo-Selected,
Mis-. Benice Holland Roney.
Afternoon and Evening.
During the afternoon and evening
the following events VIII take place:
4 D. m.-Football on Lee Parade. II
gers VS.. Tidewater,
o-5:SO--Concert, Mexican National
band.
i:4o-spcedy, the high diver on the
War Path.
6--concert, Filipino orchestra, Au-
d!torium.
6:30-phinney's Masterpiece - From
Battlefield to Fireside, on Lee Par
AIDE.
7-Fircworks, Lee Parade.
1880 S:3O-Musicale by Confederate
choir in the Auditorium.
S:S0--As a special attraction the Elk
position management has secured
the appearance OF the world famed
violinist Francis MacNIillcn who
will appear with his company in a
benefit recital in the Auditorium
at $3.50.
S:i5-Grand award of $500 will be
made. This vii take place on the
War Path.
SPEEDY the high diver, on the War
path.
Colonial ball at Inside inn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
CRUISERS ARE NOW ON
Way TO RIO JANERIO
According to the Schedule the Wash.
ington and Tennessee Should
Reach Magellan, Nov. 20.

Having finished loading coal and
supplies at Port of Spain, Trinidad. the
United States armored cruisers Ten
nessee and Washington sailed from
that port yesterday for Rio Janerio,
where the next stop for coal and pro.
visions will be made.
The big cruisers left Hampton Roads
for San Francisco at noon on Satur-
day October 10 and arrived at Port
of Spain on October is. having aver
aged about l4.5 knots an hour on the
voyage. The cruisers will reach Rio
Janerio about November 1 ana will
leave that port about November 8. The
next stop will be made at punta AIDE
mas. Straits of Magellan, where the
vessels will arrive about November 90
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
TO MUCH WIND FOR
CLAY TARGET SHOOTERS
HarksneR at Exposition Took GG!y
One Hundred Shots Each
Yesterday.
REGAV maze The HIGHEST SCORE
Young Man Who Formerly Lived Here
Took First Place Among the Anna
tours-,Numbcr of Famoaa Profess
sionala on Hand to Participate in
the Sport.

Although The wind was too high to
permit The mallismon to appear at tho
best the FIRST dug of the jamestown
Cay Target tournament. which began
yesterday. morning at 1890 O'Clock on
tho end OF the ncepwatcr pier at the IN
position, was t,c occasion of some
clever shooting. because of the un-
favorable weather conditions. the con.
tcstanis took only one mndic ed shots
each. and II will be necessary to make
up the additional 100 today or tomor-
row
The tournament will close tomorrow
evening, when number of cash prizes
aud handsome silver loving cup
VIII he presented by the Exposition 10
the amateur making the best average
for the entire series.
Noted shooters from all over the
country, including number OF pro.
fessionals representing the large pow.
der concerns. are on hand for the
event. and If the weather is favorable
today visitors at the Exposition will
have All opportunity of seeing the best
cay target shooting match ever pull
cd off In this section
Yesterday the highest amateur av-
erage was made by MIR NJ. j. Rccan of
Baltimore, who broke 50 in 100 tar.
gets. This does not approach Mr.. Re.
san's record, but was Il worry good
score to be made under such unfav.
orable weather conditions Mr.. Regain
formerly lived here and he served his
time MS n machnist ut the shipyard.
He Is n brother of Mr.. Regan of the
local clothing firm of Odewurtel &
Regain.
Following are some of the best
scores made by the PROFESSIONALS:
j. NJ. Hawkins of Baltimore. 96 w.
r. Crosby of Ofnllon. Ill.,. champion Of
the world, %; j. r. Taylor of Colum.
nus, Ohio. %; Mr.. Barclay of Illinois,
10; w Taylor of Nevada. 90: I'D. Kerr
30: Lester German. Aberdeen. SO.
The shooting will begin again this
morning ut 1880 o'clock. 1t is expect
cd that several well known shots of this
city viii go over to participate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
Waives Exaniination-

julius Lipscomg. the young man
VINO shot hlsic Hardy. a neg-o. two
weeks ago. was arralgncd before Jus
nee Henry Jones in Bloodiicld yester
any morning on the charge of murder.
through his attorney. a. c. Peachy,
ne accused. waived The preliminary
nearing and was held for the grand
lnry in tho Warwick county Circuit
Court. He was released on $500 bail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
QUEEN AMMg,s LAsr TRIP.
Vessel viii Be- Taken OFF Richmond

Vessel viii Be Taken OFF Richmond
me sidewhecl passenger steamer
queen Anne. which has been plying
between Newport News. Norfolk and
richmond Tor two or three months
VIII make her last trip in this service
tohay. the lessee. having decided 20
take he" on The route.
When the Exposition opened the
Queen Anne was chartered by the
newport News end Old Point Rail
way company for the Exposition period
and Tor several mouths she piled be-
tween Old Point and Pine Beach.
Later she was used as an excursion
boat around the Roads and then she
was nut on thrce times Il week
schedule on James river.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25

We do all kinds of commercial
printing, and ut prices that are con.
sistent with good work Small orders
given the same careful attention as
the large ones. Promptness - one
of our characteristics. WARWICK
PRINTING CO. INC. i0.20-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
Suits The Kidneys
Simple Home Receipt for Kidney
Bladder and Rheumatic Troubles
That Beats All the Patent

medicines.
Go to Your druggist and ask for:
Concentrated Barkola Compound /
ounce. Fluid Extract Cascala Arc.
matte u ounce. Aromatic Elixir {
ounces
Mix them up and take a teaspoon
full after meals and at bedtime. AS
soon as the backache. bowel pain.
headache and tired feeling have left
YOU. do not throw away any of the
remedy that may lie left in the bottle,
but reduce the dose 10 two teaspoon.
fnls daily and continue until II is all
gone by following this suggestion
YOU VIII help to st ensthen your kid.
Eeys and bladder, Il wise thing to do.
| for these organs are so delicate that
they really should re given a few days
invigorating treatment oven after
every symptom of Dpccial disease has
disappeared
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
Y. NJ. c. a. LITERARY SOCIETY
Temporary ORGANIZATION for the Win
ter Season Effected.

ter Season Effected.
The Literary society of the Young
MEMS Christian Association met last
night and effected temporary organ.
ization for the winter season. Another
meeting vii he held next Monday
night, at which time regular onifegs
will hc chosen,
Everything possible will be done 60
make this one OF the most successful
seasons in the history of the society
Any young man, whether he Is mem
her of the association or not. is elig
BILE TO membership in the society. and
no fee or dues are attached.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
STARTED TROUBLE ON CAR,

Negro Enrased Because Conductor
Wouldn't Stop in Middle of Block
Because the motorman efuscd to
stop II car for him in the middle of
the block Robert Jones. a negro start.
ed small sized riot on n trolley car
near the shipyard Yesterday morning
The car was crowded with negroes
and when Jones attacked Conductor
Webb, PRACTICAL all OF them Joined
in the fight. The motormnn came TO
the conductors rescue and the ne
groes were held at bny until Patrol
man Oliver arrived on the scene.
The OFFICER arrested Jones and the
negro was fined $3.50 by Justice
Brown in the police court yesterday
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
Chesapeake Line Daylight steamoT to
Baltimore Discontinued

With the last steamer north.bound.
Friday, October 25th.. 1907. Chesapeake
Line Daylight Steamer for Baltimore
will be discontinued.
Return poTtion of tickets Good only
on Day Steamers" will be honored
within limit on night steamers OF this
company without additional charge.
w. w. CROXTON
lo'25-St t. p. A., No folk, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
The French Hair
DIR G SSimg
ParEOT'
25o7 Washington Avenue.

Ladies ana gentlemen manicuriu :
and chiropody. Firstclass hair goods
Mrs. Tonssaint invites You to have
you. hair examined free. ana your
hair treated. Shampoo, 35c; Electric
massage u speciality.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT.

'UUJO VFdUuII' WI HtHueT DECISION IN
Damage Suit Gaze Later.
After hearing the argument In the
suit of Hugh N. Page against the Old
Dominion Steamship Company for
500 600 damages for injuries received
while leaving the companvs steamer
Ocracoke ut this city, Judge Waddill
In the Federal Court at Norfolk has
taken the case under advisement.
He will render his decision later this
week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-25
One Was Wise.

Penitcnt Old Lady have been a
great sinner more than eighty years
and din't know It,
Old Colored Servant knowcd it
all de time, Christian Instructor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
FEW KNOW WHAT THEY WANT.
Melancholy Man Thinks He Has Made
Great Discovery.

II think" announced the melancholy
man, that ! have discovered the Sc
cret of much unhappiness in this
world. 1t is that large numbers Of
people are constltutionally incapable
Of knowing what they want to do"
1T follows" he went on with sigh,
that the things which they are doing
are. very likely, those which do not
appeal to them. They can stop them,
of course. but what assurance have
they that they will be any better on
the next time?
1T is only by process Of gradual
very Observation-Disclosures that they
can hope to arrive at anything passa-
bly, satisfactory, and even when this
end is attained 1t Is more by luck than
by design. The person who really Is
to be congratulated Is the man or
woman absolutely sure Of what he or
she wants and who goes after 1t with
every bit Of energy that can be sum
moned up.
Such persons may not succeed In
their aims" the melancholy man con
cluded, "but II they are disappointed
In one set of ambitions they are apl
to take up with another. What q pity
1t is that their enthusiasm and conf
dence are not contagious"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
HARTMAN A GOOD sNoRER.
Correspondent Ready to Declare Tina,
10 No SANDER.

Il. II. Hartman and party arrived
from the west over the Union Pacific
In a special train at $3.50 o'clock one
recent Saturday morning, says the
Omaha Bee. The party passed through
Omaha several weeks ago on the way
west on an inspection tour of the Har'
riman lines.
The dire suspicion that Mr.. Harri
man never sleeps, or at least that
he sleeps with one eye open, has at
least been proven fallacious He does
sleep and he sleeps with both eyes
shut like other mortal men, and he
lies on his back and snores in i
fashion that would do any mans heart
good to hear. These discoveries were
made by a reporter for the Bee, who
|peered Between the slightly parted
shutters Of his stateroom in hopes OF
getting a short interview with the
great railroad magnate and perchance
finding out the exact date Of the
starting of the new Union Pacific
headquarters. On his way west he
had said: When | get the money
But
There in the moonlight, cold ant
gray,
Speeches. and beautiful he lay"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
THE OLD MANS MONEY.
Oeposltor Was Altogether Too suepi.
elous Of Bank Officials.

Did you hear bout the old mans
experience in the bankin' business? ?"
No; what was III"
why. he put $50 in bank-firs,
money he'd ever put there--an' the
boys tot him that he'd better keep a
eye on the bank, as they failed mighty
frequent, an he wuz liable to lose
ALL"
"Well?"
We'll, he hung round that bank SO
constant that the bank people got sus-
picious of him. an thought he wux
goin to blow the bank up; whenever
ne seen the cashier come out he fol.
lowed him round town.. always keep.
In him In sight; an 1t wuz the same
way with the bank president, an all
the clerks; an when he finally ap.
piled fer a job assjanitor O. the insti.
tution-so's he could be on the spot
IN case o trouble-they had him ar.
rested an the Judge decided that he
was crazy an they wuz jest about to
send him to the lunatic asylum when
his friends explained things an the
bank folks give him his money, an
TOT him to git!-Rehoboth Sunday
Herald.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
Scientists and the eaeIlII.

A capital story Is, being told OF
a scientific man who Is known
all over the world for his re-
searches into bacteria. The other day
at an afternoon party he was given
by his hostess some Of the first straw.
berries Of the year. and 1t was noticed
that before he ate them he dipped
each strawberry most carefully into
q tumbler of water. His hostess ask
ed him why he did this. and he replied
that 1t was on account Of the mi
crobes, Of which there are about two
millions on each fruit. After he had
eaten half a dozen strawberries he
felt thirsty, and without thinking what
he was doing he drank the water in
which he had been washing the fruit.
His hostess tried to stop him, but 1t
was too late. "Oh. DOCTOR" she ex-
claimed, you have swallowed 12,000,-
600 microbes" Good heavens, SO
have" said the scientist, and then
added philosophically after a pause,
"well after all, it does not matter
much"