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e,Imos'srs Races.
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HEI, MONT IN NICE THkEk
Y Y % Tho tenth Matror
Stakes witt 'alu" OF - .2a5. 70
smiled ola, practical walkov"T
for tho Kserr. a. Belmont Park
yaskcci ar.sic;ion were the on
Iv rta-irr. a-aIInP"d over the SIX
fsrlong Cour ! :" %.
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Boy Fen Overheard.

A small boy whose name could
not be learned fell Overheard between
pier A and Tho Chesapeak, q Ohte
passenger pier yesterday morsin6-
Mr.. 4. r. Jones and Q negro 0ao
succe dec in getting the l.fsie fsiiov
ont IN safety.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-09

oih before the Am rican peopl'
| Continuing Mr.. Bryan Sau that ne
believed the Presidents interference,
t"violated a sense of justice thai car
b" Ionnd in every human heart. and
! nave a RICH, to criticiSc this us,
OF the presidency"
The Democratic candidate drclar q
that long befora his hearers eve:
;h"ald his name. he was endeavoring
10 get an amendmcnt to the cOnStiI,i.
ton that would make the President
ineligible Tor r. lection.
No Selfish Ambition.
Il have said in three campalsns.'
h" continued. that ii 'leCSed. | would
not be- a candidate for r,section /
b li"ve that when Il man occupies
that Glscr and holds in his hands the
peoples power. h oushl not 10 h.
tempted 10 use il for his own ambi-
tiOn. If am elected, want to tear
from my heart every S fish ambi-
ton ana for four years give 10 IN
country whatever ability havr ,ha:
| may work to make this again a
COVE rnment in which the people rule
and und which every citizen shall
draw from Soci ly reward proper
tiOnate 10 the service he renders his
fellow man.
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Mr. Bryan said in part:
Improve All the Rivers

ion cannot give the people to
good facilities for III. TRANSPORTATION
OF IN tr merchandise. If you tell m,
Won want To improve the Mississin
ri' tell You that il Is all right,
VIII h"lp YOU improve it lust AS far
as possible, and when you get t.,
improving IN" Mississippi. I will start
ont all alone l. necessary to improy,
every river thar mpiirs into the
Mississippi. Water transportation ia
IN" natural transportation God made
the rivers. man made he railroads.
Wh"r" Their" is river any man
WHO can build a beat can rnsnya in
and il he cannot build
a big boat he can build n little boat.
and II yom hav. a large number of
litfl" boat fixes
Can Regulate Water Rates.
You will find it much easier to
I'Guiai rates on water Than on land
because competition can be much
more activ" on water than on land.
W" ar" an exporting nation We
send cur agricultural products 70 for
"ien markets, and VIII our wheat
WOntinuTd on Third pape)
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(Continuca en- Eighth Page
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Dr. sprier. civilian physician r"sid-
ing In This ctv. who yesterday MAGE
(CouiiHued on Third Page.t
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Seats Al Taken At Noon.

Immediately ih"Igat"s swung "P"n.
bupdr ds fairly hurled themselves
within tho enclosure BY noon IN"
sale Of tickets ended. and soon ;hcr"
was not a. at hardly staining
room. And out beyond tho enclosure
every ov7 rtoppirg structure-chir'
nrys. drrricks. roofs-had their hug
swarm o; rpotrrs Outside ne
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e,oYes. N One Case Granted.

Tho board separately refused tho r"
oncs;s exc' IT ono. IN" exception ocini
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THE DAILY PRESS 10 tn.
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso.
ciated Press. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-09
The Eventfui Third.

Brilliant. error! IS fielding. snapp'
base running and opporiune hitting
in the third inning. which made et
fectivc scores a double by Chance
won the game. New York couI
not hit at critical times.
Mathewson. the gr a; Marty. tav
oritr Of the favorites. could not ke"I
his invincibic arm power. and th'
! effect Of a momcnius lapse in tina
| third inning could not be overcome
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
ARRANGING'FOR
PARKER RALLY
Parade in Which Many Clubs
Will Participate Will Pre-
Cede Meeting

Preparations are being made for the
big rally TO be held by the Democrats
in the Grand Opera House on Friday
evening. when Judge Alton B. Parker
the Democratic Presidential nominee
four years ago. is to be the principal
speaker. The distinguished visitor will
be accompanied by Mrs. Parker and
while IN the city they win be entertained
by Willard Salisbury. Judge and Mrs
George Gray win occupy a box at the
MAILING.
A big parade viii precede the meeting
in which more than n thousand mer
will particinate Clubs from almos
everv ward in the city and also from
nearby points in rural New Castn
county, including HoclSessin. Marshall
ton. Centreville. Henry Clay, Shellpot
Clavmont. New Castle. Newport ans
Stanton will take part. The route o
the parade viii be from Fourth ant
Madison streets: along the latter thor.
oughfare 10 Second. to Market. TO IN,
Opera House. Major Simon p
Doherty of the Organized Militia, vii
be chief marshal.
The West Side clubs including the
Third. Fifth. Seventh, Tenth. Eleventh
and Twelfth wards will form on Fourth
street. right resting on Madison.
Tho rural clubs Of the western sec.
tion including Centrevihe. Henry Clay
Newport. stanton. Marshanton and
Hockessin. will form on the west sid,
Of Madison street. right resting on
Fifth street
East side clubs including the Eas,
End German Democratic club. Eighth
Ninth. Sixth and Fourth wards and Tn,
Democratic League. will form on Fifth
street. right resting on the cast side oi
Madison.
Rural clubs Of the eastern section
including Shelpot. Claymont and New
Castle win form on Washington street
right resting on Fifth.
All clubs are requested 20 be In theii
places and ready TO move at 7s0 O'CLOCK
sharp in order 10 reach the Oper;
House at O'Clock. when the meeting
will begin.
Among tho clubs 10 take part will bt
the Young Mems Democratic Club. Ia,
Bayard Legion. the First Voters Bryal
and Kern Club the Hebrew. Polish anC
Italian Clubs and ali the clubs organ,
lied during the present campaign.
Democrats Of the northern part or
the city are requested TO form at In,
sixth Ward Club. Fourteenth am,
French streets. by 7.i5 o'clock. anr
then march to the Irish American Hall
where they will join the East Sid,
clubs.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
GOLDEY COLLEGE
DAILY NEWS

Students continue to enter every day
Clarence Fl. McVey has completed
at the Night School, an elevation and
sectional view of a band wheel. Mr.
McVey is doing good work.
Visitors are very much pleased with
the interest the students are taking in
their work.
Clyde r. Hancock, OF Virginia, re-
entered the Commercial Department
this morning.
Several students have passed the
English examinations recently Miss
Lacklen's instruction in English inter-
ests the students
$4,000, 900 Is the amout OF money
earned each year by all the students
who have attended Goldey College
Graduates are invited to send news
for this column.
Parker " Mintor has completed the
beginning part Of the commercial cours,
and is taking the examinations pre-
paratory 20 admission to the advanced
department of the commercial course
In this department the students trans
act business through the United state,
mails with students attending CONNER.
cial schools in about twenty distant
cities.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
MANY APPEALS
ARE DISMISSED
Judge SpruanCe TO-dayOrderS
Only Few Names Off
the Books

Judge Spruance devoted this morning to
hearing additional appeals from the reg
istration, the majority of which were
withdrawn after the persons objected to
as qualified voters had shown that they
were entitled to have their names on tho
books.
Possibly the notwithstanding appeal was
that made by the Democrats against viii
liam White a colored man. who had reg
iretsed from No. iol South Tatnall street
It was shown that White did not live at
the address, but despite this testimony
Isaac Anderson, an egro character about
town, swore that White lived at the
address Then John r. Neary. James
Riley and Walter II. Hayes swore that
Andersons reputation was bad, whereupon
Whites name was sticken from the
books
A ripple Of laughter followed Nj.
Hayes testimony. Only short time be-
fore being called to the stand by Andrew
C. Gray Mr.. Hayes, with other Repubii-
can lawyers, had defended the regista-
tion
The Democrats attacked the registration
OF Edward L. Stevenson, colored man
of No. 221 Tatnall street. on the ground Of
non-residence. Stevenson swore that he
had told the registration officers his resi-
dence was at No. 81 Tatnan street where
he proved he lived The court took the
ground that the registration officers had
made mistake in Stevensons address
and ordered his name kept on the books.
The Democrats also attacked the regis
tration OF Jud Harris. colored, Of No. i13
lTatnall street on the ground Of non resi-
dence.
The registration officers had entered
Harris name on the books as u. A.
D. Harris. He proved his residence,
and as it was evident that someone
other than Harris had made a mis-
take I'm entering the name the court
ordered the name TO remain on the
books.
Rome Empson. colored. who had
registered from No 500 French street,
had his namo kept on the books. 1t
appeared that Empson, who is a horse
trainer spends much Of his time in a
stable in the rear Of the address. and
as he is out Of the city with the horse,
he could not defend the appeal The
court ordered the name kept on the
books, remarking at the same time
that II was not fair TO deny the man
the voting privilege under the circum-
stances.
Appeals against Edward Bedwell,
Frank IA. Brown. John r. Turner,
Thomas Johns. Thomas Williams,
John Garvey and William Maguire
We're dismissed.
The names Joseph Moseby. Rudolph
Walls were ordered OF the books.
Additional appeals will be heard this
slernoon.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
TERRIBLY GASHES
SELF IN A DREAM

. GEoRGETOwN. oct. 21-Aftei
dreaming that he was being attacked
by masked robbers. Edward Graham
suddenly awoke to find his hands ana
face covered with some warm fluid ana
the wind blowing in az a broken VIM
dow. When the lamp was lighted ne
found he was dripping with blood and
his hands and face and head cut with
deep gashes. A physician was hur
riedlv summoned and The wound wer'
dressed.
During his dream Graham In some
way got 70 the window and must have
thrown h head against H. as the win
dow was broken while his face ana
neck bore evidence OF the injuries IN
fiicted. one cash came very close 70
the throat. and but a few inches be
low might have resulted fatally.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
Waist Protectors.

One of the simplest and at the same
time one Of the most appreciative gifts
which one can make girl is a waist
protector to slip over the closet hanger
which holds her fancy waists.
II is the easiest thing In the world to
make.
Take square Of figured silk. silko-
line or any pretty. light material. cut a
hole in the center large enough TO slip
easily around the collar Of the waist
and finish around the edges with some
pretty white lace.
Rosettes OF narrow satin ribbon tack
ed on the corners viii add to the dainty
effect
Lining is not advised. as this would
make the protector too heavy for deli
cate waists.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
DEATHS.
William E. Wooters.
John B. Moore.
Bertha &. Y. Jones.


JONES-In this city. on October goth,
1908. Bertha Z. Yates. wife Of Edgar
r. Jones. in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Yates. No 232s
West Second street. on Friday after
noon, October 23d at $50 o'clock. In
terment Silverhrook Cemetery
woNRE-In this city, on October goth,
1908, John b. Moore
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence of his sister
Susanna Camperson. No 1911 West
Eleventh street on Saturday afternoon,
October oath, at 230 o'clock. Interment
Old Swedes Cemetery
WOoTERS-In this city. on October 10,
1908. William E. Wooters, aged 45
years.
Relatives. friends Washington Lodge
No. 1, A. f. and A. NJ. and members Of
Peerless Conclave. No. TO- No 10. S W,
NJ, and Delaware Lodge. No. 2. s. Of
H., arc invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at his late residence, No. s26
w. Seventh street, on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. Interment at Lom-
hardy Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
LEWIS BLAIR WAS
NOT A PUZZLER

Lewis Blair. who was arrested on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on satur.
day. and according to some people,
proved a puzzling proposition, because
at times be raved like maniac and
again was normal as any person, and
who others though was dead when he
was only sleeping. did not prove to be
very serious problem TO the physi-
clans at-fhe New Castle County Hos
pital where he was taken on Monday.
He left there to-day apparently in full
possession OF all his faculties.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
LENOX And SPRINGS
TO BATTLE AGAIN

The second game Of tho season be-
tween the Lenox and tho Springs polo
teams will be played at Eleventh Street
Rink on Thursday nisht Of this week and
the interest is such that the great rinl,
viii be crowded. In fact IL is on account
or the large crowds attending these games
that the manaEement refuses 20 allow
roller skating on the same evening a.
there is never sufficient room left Tor tho
skater to retire TO az the call OF the game
without crowding the spectator who la.
possibly been IN attendance for an hou,
IN efforts TO get a good view The pre-
liminary game will be between the Hl
Tops and the Phoenix and win be called
at $50
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
TOOK POLL OF VOTERS
ON DOWN-STATE TRAIN

on one Of the trains that came from
down the State to Wilmington on Mon
day, bearing persons 20 hear William
n. Taft a pon was made by Senator
Alvan j. Conner. Of FELTON,. 1t ma
turally showed a preponderance of Re
pubheans Tho result Of the poll was.
Republicans. 1850; Democrats. S; Re-
publcans who viii not vote for Fraah
II Davis for attorney general. Q,
Democrats who wiz vote for Mr. Davis.
?. This is used by The Republicans
as significant that Mr. Davis may gain,
more Democratic votes than he may
lose Republican votes.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
CHAFIN THREATENS TO
DRIVE OUT 'TEDDY'S TODDY'

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
CONCORD n. H.. oct. 2i.-"Teddy's
toddy." TO quote the speakers words,
will be driven from the White House base
ment and the District Of Columbia. will be
the one clean spot in the country. II
Eugene W. Chain. the prohibluonist can
ditate for President IS elected Mr.. Chain
evoked Wild applause at rally here last
night when he said this. His exact words
were;
4 '''1t elected. ] viii clean out the White
House basement the. day Of my inaugura-
ton, for Teddy has toddy there"
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
REVOLUTION MAY FOLLOW
THE ELECTION I'M clIRA

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HAVANA, oct 2i,-Betting to-day ir
Cuba on the result Of the presidential
election on November "A. is at even money.
Both the Conservatives and Liberals are
loud in their claims but neither will ofIel
odds.
Whichever way the election goes the
result is sure to develop a serious clash
between the two factions. II the American
army is withdrawn from the Islard lhs
latter part of January. as is now planned.
.it is feared a revolution will be precipi.
tated.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
PORTER COUPLE
MARRIED HERE

The Rev George L Wolfe ofhciated al
/ o'clock this afternoon at the marriage
Of Carl Gustave Nelson and Miss Edith
j. Williams, both Of near Porter's sta
1on. on the Delaware railroad. The couple
came TO this city this morning and pro-
curing a marriage license at the office
of Magistrate Broman made arrangements
TO be married by the Rev. Wolfe this
afternoon
The groom is about q years Of age and
the bride a few years his junior. He is
engaged in the lumber contracting busi-
ness.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
FRENCH MAID PLUNGED
SIX STORIES TO DEATH.

Rv United Press Leased Speclal Wire.
NEW YORK, oct. a.-Convinced, des-
pite the diagnosis Of physicians. that she
had typhoid fever, Marie Moriere. a
French maid, to-day leaped TO her death
from the sixth floor Of Hague Court, a
fashionable apartment house on the upper
west side Her skull was crushed on the
asphalt paving of the court and she died
Instantly
For eight years the girl had been maid
20 Mrs w u. Wheeler. wife OF an import
er who lives in Hague Court. The superin-
tendent Of the apartment saw her body as
IL hurtled through the air but when he
reached her side she was beyond aid
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
REGISTRATION LIST
CASE CONTINUED

William Baver colored. who is charg-
ed with the larceny cf book alleged
70 have contained a record of those
who registered last Saturday in the
registration place of the Fourth dis
trict in the Second ward. had his case
continued this morning when he was
arraigned in Citv Cour. before JudgL
Cochran. TO Friday. The arrest OF
Bower grew out of the trouble in the
Second ward SATURDAY, evening.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
CREToNNE SEWING



diameter than the roll OF baby ribbon.
These are covered on both sides with
anything convenient. though white
linen outside and white china silk on
the inside is a suggestion.
Around one end may be embroidered
"a Friend In Need" on the other the
initials going dlagonally. Holes are
pierced in the center Of the cardboard
and the rolls of ribbon and the ends
secured under rosettes sewed on the
cardboard where the holes are in the
the cotton spool, the rolls in varied
hue taking the place Of the cotton,
The hanger also starts from these
points, and through a loop on one end
Of the spool a tiny pair Of scissors is
slipped. the other end holding a bodkin
in a similar loop.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21

To give the biggest pos
sible cake of the best pos
sible soap for the least
possible money.
That is and always
has been the policy of
the manufacturers of
Ivory Soap.
That it is the right
policy is proven by the
fact that the sales of
Ivory Soap grow great
er, year by year.
Ivory Soap
90 400 Per Gent. Pure.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
roo LATg FoR cLAssIFic6TIoN.

NOT1CE-EVENTN SCHOOLS.
- Notice is hereby given that Evening
Schools have been opened In Public
Schools No s. at Seventh and Spruce
streets, No. 10. Film and Adams streets
No. 10. at Twenty-second and Market
streets. No. 10. az Seventeenth and Union
streets. and No. 16 at Twelfth and Or
ange streets. from z to o'clock p NJ
and will continue until further notice No
person over y years Of age will be ad-
mted. GEORGE W. TWITAYER.
Superintendent OF Public Schools.
o21-22-23
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
SET OF BLOTTERs.
Useful Holiday Gift That May Be
Made at Home.

O5eTul 1oltuay 1lt inat way DC
Made at Home.
This simple and inexpensive gift can
be made with little trouble. Buy a
big sheet Of gray blotting paper, dark
gray preferred. the tlniest calendar
that you can purchase and yard of
one-half inch holly red ribbon.
Cut twelve pieces Of the paper 3
by G inches. Then, after taking the
calendar apart, paste one month on
the upper left band corner of each
blotter. Put the blotters in pile, TAX.
ing care TO have the mouths of the
calendars in order. and tie them to-
gether with the ribbon in the way
shown in the illustration.
If you wish, you can make an en-
velope Of cardboard, provided II is
thin enough. after the patterns Of any
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
TINDALL--LYNN

In the presence of many guests, Mar
shall p Tindall of this city and Miss
Mabel Lynn were married at noon to-
day at The Naples. the home of the
brides father, at Greenbank, the Rev
Or. George c. Hall, archdeacon of VIII
mington, officiating. Mr. Tindall is a
well-known young contractor OF this
city and a members of the firm OF
Chares II. Tidal and Sons, and the
bride is a daughter of John Lynn, pro-
prietor of the Greenbank Mills.
Nearly one hundred guests witnessed
the oerem ony. The nuptial knot was
tied in the parlor. which was prottily
decorated with autumn leaves, the at
tractive autumn effect being followed
throughout the house
The bride and bridegroom were un-
ATTENDED. The ushers were Frank Tin
dali, Frank Schiling and James l3.
Sum ners, the latter of Philadelphia.
The bride carried a pearl prayer book.
the gift of her father. and was given
away in marriage by her father. The
wedding march was played by Robert
Armbruster, OF Philadelphia. The bride
wore navy blue Directoire gown with
picture hat. The groom's gift to the
bride was a necklace Of pearls and
sapphires.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Tindall left on a wedding trip TO New
York, Rhode Island and Massachusetts
and will be away two weeks On their
return they will be at home at Twent =
fourth and Tatnall streets. Among tho
lguests from other cities were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Summers, Mrs. Arnbrus-
ter, a cousi nof the bride and Mrs.
Buist, an aunt of the bride, all of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
He1zaz11N
4" &c c.
Specials
Tomorrow

Another lot of Taffeta Silk
Petticoats black and colors
at $500.
A number of new styles in
net waists at $500.
Separate skirts made of wool
Panama and fancy cloth fabrics
at $500.
Women's correct style of
All Wool Panama suits black
and colors $500.
Women's extra quality cor
rect style of suits in black
and colored hairline stripe
Serges and neat mixed wooden
fabrics at $500.
Satin trimmed Serge suits,
black and colors at $25.00.
At same price a line of neat
gray mixed suits, they will ap-
peal to those who have tired
of wearing black suits-regu-
lar and large sizes.
Rubberized silk rain coats
at $500, $1,000, $1,000,
$4,000.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
Low oourt In.peets Road.

The Levy Court yesterday afternoon
Inspected tho road recently built be-
tween st. James Church and Newark
by Dawson and Davis, and found the
highway well. constructed The road
VIII be likely accepted by the court next
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
STARTED FIRE AND THEN
ROBBED THE POSToFFlcE
1lv TTuffa1 4

I75 UHTItu ITeEs Leased speclal Vine
MILLERsBURG. Ohio. oct. 2f.-
While citizens Of Mlllersburg vera
lighting fire, which destroyed sis
downtown buildings early to-day
burglars broke into tho post Office and
stole $500 and large amount OF
stamps.
1t is believed by many that the frs
was started to distract the attention
Of the police.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
JUDGE TAFT SPENDING A
FEW HOURS IN OHIO

CINCINNATI, o., oct. 21.-Judge
Taft arrived here this morning from
his New Jersey and eastern speaking
trip and will spend the entire day rest
ing. Tomorrow morning he will leave
for his Indiana tour, which will culmi-
nate in a big demonstration at Indian
apolis.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
Democratic Meeting at Delaware City

The Hon. I. c. Chamberlain, of Ten
nessee, viii address a meeting of Demo-
Gratis at Delaware City tonight A big
meeting is anticipated. Mr.. Chamber
lain's engagements for the remainder
of the week are: Clayton, Thursday
afternoon; Wyoming. Thursday night:
Glendale, Friday afternoon: Farming
ton, Friday night Dover. Saturday.
p. m; Greenwood. Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
Democrats Met at Kirkwood.

A Democratic meeting last night was
held at Kirkwood. addressed by DR..
Rowland G. Paynter, Andrew c. Cray
and others.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
621-623 Market ST.
Mr. Ewlna to seIl poubIe D.

Ewing announced today that he
would offer for sale at Delaware Horse
Show Association Fark on November
Z, his trotting horse Double d. The
horse has been seen on the local track
on several occasions.