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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

you would like to own and If it's for
sale at all We can get It for you.
Probably save you lot of money too.
Al real estate experts we get rock
bottom prices where you might BIO
asked n fancy one. Come and con-
suit un anyway. We may have
something even better than the house
you have your eye on. You have the
benefit of our help and experience.
The owner pays the commission. Not
you.
w. {. LAWSON,
Bank Of Hampton Bldg. Phone 8.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
Wedding Muoic.
1t happened at The Little Church
Across The Street

HuPPuHeu nj TIC little Church
Across The Street.
a wedding was in progress.
The organist had played 'Lohengrin
coming In" and was prepared to play
"Mendelssohn Going Out" T
During the ceremony the strains OF
Call Me Thine Own" we're blent with
the Prayer Book service.
Suddenly the sexton whispered In
the ear of the organist. Both OF
them's been married three times!"
instantly the fingers on the Key.
board modulated into the key of Gee
nat, and through the low-valnTed
aisies rippled that beautiful Opus
10Th street, July For Today,"-Suc-
cess Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

I Wife-If only my husband were not
so frightfully nbsentminded The 9th
er day when we were dining at res
taurunt the waiter brought him some
bad fish. and all of sudden Fritz
threw the whole thing fish, plate.
bread-at my head. was awfully
ashamed.-Tliegende Batter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

"WIll you take this man TO be your
lawful welded husband; love, honor
and obey bimf"
| Look heah, jedge," suddenly ex-
claimed the woman, IFS promised to
wash an iron for dis niger, but Will
be derned eff Is goin' TO let him boss
menExchangc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
HAMPTON, PF7OEBUS AND OLD POINT Continued.


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officially cognizant OF 1t, or words TO
that effect.
| Al this junctnre, II motion TO al :
journ until 1890 prevailed. And II
WAS well that II did. for by now ev-
eyrbody seemed completely beruddied
and questions we've flying thick and
last between various members and
Mr.. Withers.
In the Senate.
PENDING the completion of the re.
port on procedure BY the Joint com.
mites on courts of Justice. the SEN
ate on motion of Senator Ischois. took
recess for 30 mlntucs. Upon rcas-
sembiing Judge Mann submItted tbe
| resolutions agreed upon by tho com
mites providing for tho Immediate
consideration of the charges against
Judge Blackstone.
senator Holt. of Newport News. in
qnited OF Judge Mann If the aitor-
neys for Judge Blackstone hna oIrero,,
10 submit any new evidence AZ had
appeared before tho committee
senator Holt then suggested thar
me attorneys for Judge Blackstone
were present, and IL they did desire
u hearing he believed the Legislatures
should accord them an opportunity
Senator Gnnter OF Ascomnc he,a
ma. me purpose of the notice IRE
seriped by the constitution was that
.ne accused should have an opnor-
unity TO be heard.
senators Sims and Echois took ,he
Same view and Senator Carter do.
ciared That he would not vote IN ral
move Judge Blackstone until I'm Ind
peen given an opportunity to present
MS defense TO the legislature.
lie declared that the charged opo,ns,
NJ Juuse WEI Exaggerated, and that
'ne committe, self had dlsmissea a
number OF thu.
Summit ProceecInop
Stnator Ha declared 10 n.a.
, sauy 20 procem' at once TO vote on
senator StroNs, member or the
committee that formulated tho report
aelended Tho resolution as proposed
ne insisted that the provision FIR r..
moVai was n summary proceeding nnd
alu nor contemplate the trial con-
'emplated by proceedings for i'm.
peachinent. That the penalties fol.
lowing impeachment were esnecia,,v
eliminated when the legislature mere
4 y exercised the right to romoye, He
fited; the mutations of the constitu-
ton with reference to the two moth-
Gus of proceedings against an aec,s-
eu Official. He declared that mdpo
biacksftone had had his day before
,he committee, and that the proceed
lnss In the case TO this stage were
aitogether regular and in due course
OF law That tho General Assembly
ma been az conslderate to tho fudge
as IL could be in this matter. That no
nad not signiiled to the ieglslut,,re
thnt he desired To be heard further
Senator Strobe cited Bollinr,s c,sa
IN which the Supreme Court held lin,
I'VE legislature might remove h Judge
TOT any reason satisfactory 10 'tha ns.
sembly, He insisted no requirement
even for the taking OF evidence In
this matter, and saw no necessIty to,.
iuither delay in voting upon the reso-
lutions submitted. -
AT tile conclusion OF Senator
strode's address tho chair was yaca
led until p. m, upon motion Of SEN
ator Lassiter = ''NA
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
Menoto.Inous Menu.

Fogg Well. there's one thing I will
say about this house. Bass-And
what's that, for goodness sake2 Fogg
When You sit down to breakfast you
always know what you're going TO get.
Boston Transcript
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

1t is the first. of all problems for Q
man to find out what kind of work ht
Is to do in this universe.-C Carlyle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
IN coNTEsrs7

OF Limerick writer's. the worst
Is lie by the passion accursed
Who filings the mand flirts them
But always inverts them
And writes the last line of them first.
Success Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
GRAND SHOWING
OF M M
SPRING MILLINERY
a{4cA AToa aaed -
MRS. D. M. STACEY'S MILLINERY STORE

We announce our Spring Opening Friday
boah o we p Go extend Invitation to lady in Hampton
visit our store the Opening witness
ing of Spring and Summer Millinery
MRS. TRACEY, ~
81 EAST QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON VIRGINIA
Mo Cards Issued. s t-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

I have roved over mountains, l have
crossed over foods. have travelled
the wave rolling sands and ct last
have landed in Old Virginia to save
your Sole tx your Furniture file your
saws. sharpen your scissors and
knives, in fact to do anything 10
please my patrons and all for cash,
but will not Fret"
No. 8 Court st.. Hampton. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
Wines and LiquOfs

/ boicng TO the lost tripS thai
atrayed away from Dublin nstorG
Moses sailed On tho Red Sea. I'm
q price cutter. I'm q money-maker;
I'm the one that sells all straight
Whishas retail at wholesale pTlo6s.
TT following high grade loo wits
kies gell for &c q drink: Paul Jones'
Pure Rye, sherwood Rye whiskey,
Carroll Springs. pure Maryland rye
Whiskey. Parlwood Rye Whiskey.
All of the ebove named Whissies arc
strictly high grade; watch my prio&a
II you dare. beat me II you can.
Whiskey in bulk at following nricsa:
Old Nick Pure Rye, "a pt. 2bc;
gallon ........... -.......... sages
Leonard's Fayorito, u pt.. soc;
gallon ............ ........ .ss.5T
Hlntern Baltimore Rye, IA pit.
25c; gallon ........ .........S4.Ge
Maryland Club. u pit, 26c; gal
ion ..'...,....-- -.......... Ss.Sh
Paul Jones Pure Rye. n pit. zoe;
saion ....-.....- ..,....,.. sS2.15
Star A, Rya gallon ........... .Sg.0U
MODS Rose, gallon 5000
LAKEWOOD Pure Rye, gallon 49,. SAGE
i,Jeffernon Pure Rye. gallon s,...S1.7aS
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon .....s1.4G
Double Stamp Cir, gallon -. ,Ss0G
The following brands Of CALIFORNIA;
Wines, Port, Sherry, CataWba. Ga.
ret. blackberry, at 25s par qt.; pau
gallon 75c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
Battle Of tho Sea Of Ianan.

~ 80 wa VI SaPaHs
In the battle OF the Sea OF Japan tho
Russians had thlrty-Gve battleshlps.
cruisers and torpedo boats. OF these
twenty-one were sunk. five captured
and nine escaped. The Russian loss
in, men was 1000 In killed and wound
ed and 1900 prisoners. The Japanese
lost three torpedo boats and had one
battleship badly damaged. Their loss
in killed and wounded was 65A.
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The elephant when excited or fright.
ened can attain Il speed of twenty
miles an hour and can keep 1t up for
half day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27
Did Not Sac tho Wall.

Mr.. Ma went TO n dinner. and as
the host offered no wine to any of his
guests 1t was considered n slight.
After the dinner Ma took leave of the
host. Ma said: II don't see the
screening wall in front OF your house."
The host replied: 1--WE never had n
screening wall" "Ah" Ma said. 81
must have had too mucn wine when
l came."--From the Chinese.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

Take your prescription TO Hulvs
Cut Rate Drug Store. I2-2S-t1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-27

officially cognlzant of 1t. or words te
that effect.
Al this juncture, motion to al :
journ until 1890 prevailed. And Il
WAS well that IL did, for by now ev-
eyroody seemed completely befuddled
and questions We're flying thick anu
last between various members and
hir. Withers.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30
UNCLE SAM TAKES
ANNUAL INVOICE
Especial to The sentdnel.)

Washington, July 3O.-'Three riv-
ers at ten millions apiece. Got it?'
"'Steen forest reserves at a couple
of millions each.'
"Forty-lcven Thousand acres OF
mineral lands at"
But no matter about the detFils.
Uncle Sam is taking stock of his ma
tural resources and in a few months,
for the first time in history, he will
be able to estimate closely just about
how much he is worth.
The National Conservation Com
mittee, appointed by President
Roosevelt less than two months ago,
has been mighty busy and the work
is being pushed with such rapidly
that it is expected that President
Roosevelt will have a complete In
voice of Uncle Sans resources by the
first of next year.
A large amount of material en-
bracing the subjects OF conservation
waters, forests, lands and minerals
already available in the various ex-
ecutive departments, the heads OF
which have offered hearty cooper
alton in the great task the commits
sion has undertaken. Other import
ant data will be collected through
special channels. including state
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30
RAILROADS WILL
BOOST FREICHTS
Especial to The sentinel.) }

Especial to The Sentinel.)
Washington, July 3O.-It is expect
ed that the interstate commerce COM
mission will be called upon, by the
last of tl.e week, to file the new
freight tariff of the railroads COM
prising the freight associations south
of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi
rivers. As thirty days must eIapse
before tariffs become effective, the
new rates will not be in force before
September I.
The advance will be from four to
ten cents a hundred pounds, hori
zontally to correspond with the ad
vance decided on by the Southwest
ern Freight association recently. The
advance was decided on after much
opposition on the part of certain
railroad executives, who maintained
that AN advance of rates at the pres
ent time was impolitic. but this op-
position was finally won over by the
argument that in order to meet the
various increased expenses an in
crease in rates was absolutely neces-
sary.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30
UNCLE SAM TO
SHOW AT TOXIC
Especial to The Sentinel. }


Washington, July 3O.-Although
the Japanese exposition at Toxic will
not open its gates until 1912, Uncle
Sam is already making preparations
looking to an extensive showing .at
Nippon's great international fair. De-
spite the rumors of war between the
two Countries, occasionally revived
by alarmists, the Washington officials
do not share such views and are con-
sidering plans for the American ex-
hibit at Toxic the biggest of any for
aign nation. The Toxic exposition
commission has at its disposal a pre-
liminary fund of $1,5OO.OOO, approp-
rated by the last congress, and will
not be hampcred by lack of funds.
The members of the commission
are Francis B. Loomis, former AS
sistant Secretary of State; Francis
d. Miller, of New York, who was di-
rector Of decorations at the Chicago
Worlds Fair, and Frederick j. V.
sEiff. of Chicago, director of the
Field Columbian Museum, who was
deputy director general of the CHI
casio Worlds Fair
William \. Newcome. cf California,
private secretary to Robert Bacon.
Assistant Secretary of State, has been
appointed chief clerk to the commits
sion, and has charge of the Washing
ton Offices. Mr.. Loomis and Mr..
Millet will visit Toxic this summer to
confer with officials of the exposition
in regard to the sit and style of archi-
lecture of the American building.
They will also gather information OF
interest to American manufacturers
who intend to participate in the Am
erican exhibit.
Mr.. Loomis and Mr.. Millet will sail
from San Francisco a month hence
and viii spend about a month at
Toxic, returning to Washington
about December /. They will make
an Investigation of the needs of the
Oriental trade with view of in
ducing American manufacturers ac-
lively 10 invade the Eastern mar
kets.
Next winter work of arousing in
terest among American manufacture
ers will be begun. j. Callan OLaugh-
lin, secretary of the commission, will
make a tour of all the state capitals
to confer with governors and make
preliminary arrangements for state
exhibits.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30
commissions now being

conservation commissions now being
formed, and some of the great ma
tional organizations represented at
the White House conference recently.
By early fall the commission ex-
poets to have in hand sufficient ma
terial to begin the study of the in
ventory of the country's resources,
and by the middle of October, it
hopes to have the greater part of this
material in hand, so that the full
commission which will hold its first
meeting December l, may at once
take up the study of the facts the
summers work has brought together.
One week later the commission
will hold a joint meeting IN Wash
ington with the governors of the sta
tes, of their representatives, with the
view of securing further and closer
cooperation with the various state
commissions.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30
YOUNG BERNE TO
MEET M'FARLAND
Especial to The sentinel.)

SAN Francisco, July 30.-Young
Erne VIII have his first opportunity
to display his ringcraft before an
audience of Pacific coast fight fans
tomorrow, when he will meet Packy
MCFARLAND Chicago's nifty aspirant
to the championship, in twenty
round bout. The men are to meet
at 1913 pounds, at 6 O'Clock, before
the Pacific Athletic Club. Young
Erne has many hackers, but general
sentiment favors Mcfarland.
Mcfarland. fought Freddy Welsh
twentv-round draw last Fourth oi
July before Jim Jeffries' club in Los
Angeles. The winner of the Erne-
Mcfarland match is certain to meet
the survivor of the third battle be-
tween Cans and Nelson, which will
be fought in Nevada on Labor Day;
SO this bout means much to both men.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30
PREPARE FOR PYTHIANs.
Special to The sentinel.)

Boston, July 3O.-Headquarters
wer opened here today by the ma
tional officers of the Knights of Py-
thias. in advance of the national con-
vention of the order next week. Prep
arations have been made for the en-
tertainment of hundred thousand
visitors and the gathering will prob
ably involve the expenditure of mil
lion dollars or more making it the
most lavish fraternal gathering ever
held.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30
ORDER TARs TO PACIFIC.
Special to The Sentinel.l

Washington, July 3O.-Within the
next few days, 700 tars will board
trains for the Pacific fleet at San
Francisco. Most Of the men will go
from the naval training stations at
Newport and Norfolk. Shortly after
the arrival of the men the Pacific
fleet will start on a local cruise
among the Pacific islands.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30

For the first time in over a year
there will be a meeting at Glenwood
Springs between the Aspen ball team
and the Glenwood ball team and the
game will be hot one.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30

Another accident has occurred to
the new sewer system being installed
at Montrose. About 90 feet of the
line caved in and caused considerable
damage to the trenching machine
that is being used in the work.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-30

We have put in harness shop
Rhinehart.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-04

The foolhardiness of carrying con
cealed weapons was never better Of
more thoroughly demonstrated thar
in the conviction of Jesse Pearce OF
Phoenix, one of the best of men, but
having revolver at hand in violation
of law. he shot and killed a man, who
was whipping his wife. We believe
that man who WIFI whip a good wife
deserves killing, out a Phoenix jury
thought otherwise and now a peace
FIJI, reputable citizen viii serve long
term of confinement in the territorial
penitentiary for his disregard of the
law against carrying concealed weap,
ons. There ought TO be a more rigid
enforcement of this law. 1t would
save many lives ami much sorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-04

W. Il Crane. the actor, is public
benefactor. He teaches a new cult
one we can all practice with pleasure.
Mr.. Crane says that after suffering
thirty years from indigestion he cured
it by eating and sleeping. 1t is en-
couraging to hear an occasional word
spoken in favor Of food-that it is
really good for something. All the
favorites on the bill of fare have been
tabooed by science and it is only in
the privacy Of restaurant that a
total stranger dares face a dish of
buckwheat cakes and sausage or 9TH
.er seasonable delicacy. and can cali
his soul his own. Mr.. Crane says
he was cured by eating and getting
fat. The only other thing he does
to. keep in good condition is to stay
in bed eight hours. An easy road to
health and happiness-food and sleep.
Hail the new cult,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-04

with bringing success to the Foraker
amendment which gave to the people
the right to say whether they would
accept joint statehood or not. The
people of Arizona were a unit in OPP
position to joint statehood and made a
fight against that measure which at
tracted the applause of the entire
country. Now. If the people of the
territory viii bring to action the
same determination and energy in the
fight for separate statehood during
the session of congress which viii be-
gin next week there is little doubt
of success. Let every influence in
the territory be brought to the support
of the statehood oil now and victory
will be easily reached.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-04
THE MoNEY-MAKINe
ROOSEVELT.

PlQued at the continued ulscusSioh
of the future of presidents and the so
cial. official and ethical position of ex-
presidents, Mr.. Roosevelt has declar-
ed that the nation need not concern
itself about him; he will look out for
himself, No one doubts his ability
to do so. The grimy hand of poverty
has never gestured in the vicinity of
Theodore Roosevelt. With worldly
goods he is happily, if not elaborate
ly. endowed. And to what he has he
win begin to add ANONYMOUSLY inn
mediately after March A next.
His connection with a magazine
Eill bring him liberal raturns. AS an
advertisement ana a c;-culation-get-
ser his pre-eminence is not tc be de-
aied or belittled Mr.. Bryan proved
what the distinction OF Publicity is
worth when well directed effort seeks
to translate it into dollars And Mr..
Roosevelt has the advantage of Mr..
Bryan. with certainty as the substi-
tute for hardy experiment.
And is Mr.. Roosevelt to be denied
the glory and remuneration which
awaits the chautalqua lecturer?
Waiter wellman, tussing with an air
ship in the polar regions, laid no such
foundation for remuneratiye lect-
ure tour as Mr.. Roosevelt is building
with his proposed trip to the center
of Africa. Mr.. Roosevelts magazine
contracts will much more than pay
the expenses of his trip, and the lect-
ure tour will be all profit. Incident
ally, the gems of thought which find
their way into Outlook will bring hon.
orable returns. The chautauquas are
before him. In the first year of his
privacy there is such an income in
sight that he will wonder why he held
on to that fifty thousand job SO long.
and Standard Oil viii have to take no
tice that into the field of homegrown
nering there has appeared new and
dangerous competitor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-04
AFTER rHE
ciGARETTE DEALERS. ,

Teachers in the Bisbee schools
have long realized the injurious eff
fects Of cigarette smoking on the men.
tai ability s>d alertness of boys ad,
dicted to the pernicious habit. MOI
does the damage to the boy usually
end with the direct i'll effects of the
cigarette. The truant officer and
teachers have had the conclusion forced
upon them that in order 20 obtain
cigarettes, boys have been known to
aid those who violated the law. by
selling them TO minors, in escaping
detection Rather than answer in
quiries as to the source Of their
cigarette supply candidiy and honest
~. some Of the boys have been LED
to evade direct answers or have done
the greater wrong of making mislead-
ing and false replies.
fhe law against selling cigarettes
or tobacco to minors or giving it to
them was passed to protect boys in
the period Of intellectual and char
acter formation, Teachers in Bisbee
schools have tried persuasive methods
to have the law enforced for several
years with Indifferent success, until
at last forbearance has ceased to be
a virtue. They propose to put stop
to the practice of certain merchants
of selling the forbidden cigarette or
its 3makin's" TO minors even if it
must be done through the local courts.
Such action should not necessarily be
carried to sextreme limits for now,
that the authorities are determined to
suppress Che nuisance. every merchant
in the city who handles cigarettes
should see the wisdom of henceforth
following the letter of the Law regard.
ing sale &c minors.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-04
rHE vaoWs.

Encouraging meas is coming from
Sonora concerning the negotiations
which hare been going on between
Chief BGIe Of the Ys,qui Indians and
General Torres of the Mexican army.
It Is stated that everything now points
to a final peace agreement which ii
is believed will end the Yaqui troubles
in Soaora which Inns been a menace
TO the prosperity of that splendid
country for the last half century.
While instances os Yaqui deyiltry
have heeh rare in the country south
Of Douglas and tributary to Cananea
and Nacozari. sim ne frequent Yaqui
stories coning froTn ctheT sections of
the state Of Sonora has created uneas-
mess and kept Hsany men out of the
country with tie yaquis at peace
they are 4 Faluabis asset to Sonora. as
they have the reputation OF being
good @e4iss7s ara many mining men
declare TAT they are preferable in
the mines to the average Mexican. It
is to be hcred tf,ss General Torres
via be able TO perfect treaty with
the yaqnis which win secure peace
and at the same tine result IN justice
to tbe Indians 50 that they may be
able TO provide homes for their fami-
lies in he Agricultural districts of the
state rhe Yaquis have fought long
for wat ttey conceived to be their
rigts ana ter have demonstrated thai
they arc rot lacking in courage, en-
durance and energy. At peace with
the Aezlesns they win soon become
proapero1s End important factors in
the deveicrnens o. the state Of 50
nors
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-04

Ahhough there are many congress
men and senators. gathering at the
national CAPITAL this week there seems
10 be 70 reNs Of Importance from that
city conce ming the probability of the
Arizona statehood blii passing during
the shert ard last session Of the six
tieth colSrsss. All the reports which
have ccms from Washington concern
ing the statehood I'M since the cleo
ton whicn are favorable to the terri
tory have been from hose who long
ago declared themselves IN favor Of
the admisison Of Arizona as a sepa-
rate stats President Roosevelt has
long ago lei II Be known that he
would recommend the admission OF
Arizona and New Iezieo az separate
states at ne coming session OF con
sreSs. selator FLINT q California has
stated that se woe'd introduce state
hosd siIls early tldz month and sry
to pash tasm through. but Senator
rlsnt has axays favored the people
Il n7i2ose and vas me friend q our
yeoels sn tne fght sealnst the 5ein'
stsssSoea t:f SUI s.a mzes @ q