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MORE SAFEl Y FOR PASSENGERS.

The interstate commerce commits
sion, in it's annual report, dep1ores the
number of deaths on American rail
ways and pleads for" a better protec-
ton of the lives of passengers. 1t has
been endeavoring to have practical
application made of the principles in
volyed in bill introduced by Con-
gresham Esch of Wisconsin. In dis
GUESSING this phase of the subject the
commission says:
ut will undoubtedly be fair and just
to require the railroads to adopt the
block system in shorter period of
time than was contemplated when the
Esch bill was drawn. In consequence
of the discussion of this subject by the
commission and of the introduction OF
the Esch bill, and for other reasons
some roads have made nearly or quite
as rapid progress in the introduction
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ROUNDUP FOR TAFT.

Politicians who have earned some
thing Of reputation for shrewdness
in forecasting events and who have
been persistently predicting an early
collapse of the Taft movement are
having their confidence in their in
falibility rudely shaken these days.
For the Taft boom refuses tetEsaacol-
lapse. So
On the contrary it seems to gain
strength and momentum every day.
And it's outcropping is not confined
to any locality or section. 1t is ap-
pearing in all parts of the country, and
if indications point to anything, it
has something more substantial to it
than the support of local organiza-
tions
Even the politicians are beginning
to understand that the rank and file Of
the republican party is for Secretary
Taft. I'LL.
One need not search long for rea-
son. The secretary has a record for
doing the public work we'll and pat
riotically. Il is a record that grows
in the estimation of his fellow men
the more they study it. Wherever3I,e
has been assigned to duty, he has full
filled his mission in a manner to con
vince everyone that his one aim was
to conserve the welfare Of the people.
1t is a record without a failure, with
out flaw. H. .
It would cause NO surprise then,
that the republicans OF Ohio, Score
tarys Taft's own state, are practically
unit for him, and are determined 10
make him their candidate at the Chi
cago national convention. In this
purpose they are not only loyal 10
themselves and their party, but they
believe they are giving the highest
exempIffcation OF patriotism by do
ing that which is best fow the nation.
And it is pleasing to them that their
efforts are meeting with such wide
spread approval. H.: -. @%
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
CARRIE HAS BROKEN OUT AGAIN.

Carrie Nation, she of Ratchet fame,
has broken out again. This time in
Mexico, in which country she is giving
lecture tour at present. Upon her
arrival in Mexico she announced that
she had buried the Ratchet" and
would depend entirely on moral sua-
sion to lead the ungodly to seek the
paths. of righteousness. 1t seems that
, the liquor dealers of Mexico are great
believers in advertising and hoped
that Mrs. Nation would indulge in a
few smashi expeditions, but thus
far they hay been disappointed.
This time she has taken vitriolic
rap at the religion of Mexico, which is
= Roman Catholic. She says: Cath
olicism is the greatest curse of Mexi-
/ CO. Fat priests wear silk hats while
the poor worshippers who support
them in luxury, are starving to death.
Your churches are adorned with mil
a ons of dollars worth of gold and sill
rs. : while devout adherents of the
rpiHa go almost naked, and have reach
,d tf. most degraded stage of human
,xisterA &c. The religion, the liquor,
he c7gs, "ettes and the degradation of
The rsr,r are the degradation of Mexi-
m
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
Our Great North Dskota

The average of wealth in the state
is high. Labor is well paid. The far
mers who have come to North Dakota
and paid for their land with the profits
Of one or two years. crops are legion.
For several years there has been d
continual stream Of the middle west
farmers, renters and others DESTROYS
Of owning homes In the state. They
have found homes, wealth and 5happi.
ness, They have found land at SIS It'd
$40 per acre. They have found pure
water, cheap fuel, i've towns and pros,
porous neighbors. And they have writ
ten their friends Id the east to get.a
home In North Dakota before 1t ii TOD
Iate.W. 9. Gilbreafb Commissions
Eof Agriculture. S a 81 S 3ssss
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FEWER LYNCHlNGs:

According to statistics for 1907,
there were only Sc lynchings as. COM
pared with 70 for 1906, a decrease of
over % per cent. And the Columbia,
S. c., State says that the number
really should be IS, for the lynching
credited to South Carolina is an error.
But at any rate the record shows that
public sentiment against these horri-
BILE crimes perpetrated in the name of
justic is working good results and
there is reason to hope that they will
ultimately be eradicated.
Iowa and Nebraska were the only
northern states to contribute to the
gruesome table, each being credited
with lynching, while Florida, North
Carolina and Virginia of the southern
states. escaped without blot. Ala
bama heads the list with thirteen,
Mississippi being a close second with
twelve, the latter state holding the
two years record with twenty-five.
1t is indeed gratifying that the re-
markable decrease follows so closely
on the heels of the united effort to
stop lynching. In several. southern
states the people have, taken up the
question seriously in two directions
enlisting the cooperation of the ne
groes in order that colored criminals
can be brought more readily to the
bar Of justice, and voting out the sa-
loon, to which is chargable q large
per cent of the crimes committed by
the niggers.
1t is too early as yet to observe the
effect Of the crusade against the IL
quor traffic but we'll informed citizens
in the south are confident that the re-
suits will be highly beneficial The
improvement of conditions as reflect
ed by the reduced number of lynchings
must be attributed to the cooperation
between whites and blacks, and should
give courage to those patriots who in
augurated the movement.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

1t would seem from the alleged ex-
perienee of Ole OIeson, who resides
near Blaisdell, in the wilds of Ward
county, that Orpheus is still amongst
us. Olson is said to have been making
tracks for his home in the country af-
ter rehearsing with the village band,
when, on looking around, he perceived
that he was being followed by pack
of ravenous, wicked looking wolves.
A bright thought struck him; he pro-
duced his horn from its case (the
narrative saith not as to whether II
was a cornet, an alto or wicked
trombone) and inexhaustibly enchant
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Horrible!

Riding from Lorain, Ohio, to Cleve-
land on a Lake Shore car, with a
mouse imprisoned in her waist, was
the truly narrowing experience Of
Miss Elizabeth Tristram, school teach
er.
She felt something crawling about
inside her bodice. With a wild shrek
she clutched at her side and was
Mortified when her hand closed over
the squirming rodent. She confided
her awful predicament to her compan-
ions, but none were brave enough to
even volunteer a rescue.
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of block signals as. would have been
required by the bill had II been made
a law. 1t is believed, therefore, that
no injustice will be done ifsrailroads,
or parts Of railroads, having passenger
receipts of $1,000 per mile per annum,
are required to be brought under the
block system in two years. Railroads
having total receipts from all traffic of
$4,000 per mile per annum should be
subject to the same requirement"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

If Representative Sims of Tennes-
see can prevent, no rural mail carrier
will be permitted to carry package
of Intoxicating liquor to or from any
one route and if he does SO he shall
be dealt with according to such regu-
1ations as the postmaster general
shall prescribe. The prohibition is
contained in two bills introduced by
Sims,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

ed the beast by executing sweet
strains on the instrument At the end
of three hours continuous playing he
was rescued by neighbors, who won
dered at the unusual hubbub. Long
live Orpheus.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
Sen, Hansbrough's Bill Passes

Senator's Hansbrough's bill con-
firming certain communications and
granting 100 acres to Miss Stene En-
ICEBERG, the Kenmare blind girl, pass
ed the senate last Wednesday. The
house will undoubtedly do the same,
and Miss Engeberg will receive full
title to the claim that is rightfully
hers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

; The bachelors and spinsters of Nj,
no. are having a time of it, as to why
and why not leap year should be taken
advantage of in the accepted way.
Wonder if the controversy will extend
to this city
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

The North Dakosa Funeral Direct
iors VII meet at rand Forks Elab.
2255 2s and ~, at which time an SIC 81:
animation Will be held Tor the lacenss
ing OF enbaIners.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

When asked If ho dr,n1- n 1cle Joe
Cannon is said to have told lrts eues-
TONER that if v.s mona 90 ~. a 'nged
business. Many a man would h ave
simply replied: Don't care If I d. i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

The hene of +,,, r.. tied States made
o$S22 100000 worth of oney last year.
Thus doth the busy lii Tie oees sus-
tain their reputation 10. improving
each shining hour.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

Many a pain in the back or head is
wrongly credited to the grip germ
these days.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

New Yor, K banks report $4,000, 900
more on den, osit than at any time in
their history The scare is over and
more money tn, n ever is being de-
posted
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

When the car reached Cleveland
Miss Tristram was still holding val
iently onto the mouse. When extract
ed from her waist it was nearly dead
with the squeezing it had received.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

The Kenmare Journal and the mad
bun; 10 story are gaining prominence
:amun.g the exchanges throughout the
>state Likewise the Velva wild man.
Nayt
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

Another thing in favor of Taft-it
would be quite convenient to have a
president with a name easy to spell.
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JANUARY "a, 1908

LIZ BILLS COLLECTED MoHTmx.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
About In Thousand Volts Wire
cast Yesterday
uI1tE MISS sttY ee|IG up
During the Past Few Days One Of the
Hampton Contestants Has jumped
from the Bottom to Fourth Place
Trim the Ballots.

The vote cast in the pony contest
yestM day was he largest OF any day
since The cont ST began a week ago
yesterday. In the neishborhOGd of
10000 wees were brought in tor the
different c0nte $tantS. all OF those in
III 600 column receiving a greater
E.rtiUn of these vote The feature.
Of yesterdays ballnting was that little
Miss Isl y forged up another notch,
going to fourth place, little Miss DO
r~th"a Nand"rslirp. Of PhU"bu5 going
20 fifth nlarr
II is evident that little Miss Isley
is going 90 be an important factor
in the pony contest. as she has climb
ID from tn" bottom in the past few
days 10 fourth place. All of the other
contestant stand as they dill on TIL, 5;
day morning. iiogc Wilkinson being
first. Jacquc in MarStOn. second, Mis-
Marian JHhr son. third and so on.
The contest editor again quests
IL" Contestants To tim their ballots
in order that thew NAV be easily
handled. Considerable time can be
cav j by doing this. and at the same
time pat very little work on the irSi-
VidIlai contestants. Ii is important
THAT this :,h0ul,I he borne in mind
ballots mrst be trimmed properly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
kgis Attempts 10 Bisak Into ]. |.
Street: lssIdsbes
|fd|;e taau;eO THf fnsSotAleto
When Interrupted the Robber Was
Trying to Pry Open Front Window
Probably the Same Man Who
Has Been Robbins Other Places.

A bold negro, presumably the same
one who has been burgiarizing resi-,
dences on and around West avenue
for several months. invaded Mort h
End last night. making an unsuccess'
ful attempt ID force an entrance into
tn home. Of Mr.. j. l.. Street. $40
Fiflieth street. by plying open m,"
oi he front w'Adows on the first
lltor of the house.
abe negro made SO much noise at
his TASK that he awaken d Mr.. Street
aud several people living nearby, AID
vas scare i off before He could get
th~ window open. Mr. STREET did not
sec the man. but the neighbors say
inat he was negro. However. uw-
i'm to the darkness they cotlid not
st a good view of him.
The method usei by this burglar
tn force an entrance 10 the house IL
she same rs has been used by the
rGbber To inter- the houses in the
6 ntal part of the city. and this fact
has led the police to believe tina: the
same maG Is pulling off all the rob
berries.
Monday night negro was scared
away from, 1l9 Twenty eighth stree.
while In the act Of forcing open a
front window OF that houre.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
I. I. fslsflllt thlbsI OF III.
j c. |. Mlndlw % Esclps
FUN la,gHill lIlylr.
NANNY lllstlIus,f Rlsla
Faliins TO Ground, the Man Struck on
His Back, and Physicians Think No
10 Hurt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
Have Been Taking Some Kind Of
Drug.

Laboring under the hallucinati0n
him. NJ. d. Mansfield. IA painter en-
pIoyed at the local shipyard. climbed
uut Of the window ct his rQom on the
secc nd floor of the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association building on Thirty
second STR Of about 1919 o'clock last
night, and. after holding to the sill by
his hands until his strength failed him.
dropped to the ground below. n dis
lance of abont 20 feet. Landing upon
the small part of his back with great
force, the man sustained Internal in
juries and his condition Is critical.E No
bones were broken. FL
While hanging to the all. Mansfield
sent up cries for aid and several men
In ths association rushed to the room,
but found the door was locked. Re-
fore the door could he forced open.
the mans strength had failed and he
had fallen to the ground. The men
rushed TO the PROSTATE man and car.
Fitd him inside of the association
building and DR.. 7. ]. Sims was sum-
nioned. Later the injured man was
moved to the ST. Francis hospital in
an ambulance. 1@
Mansfield said after his accident
that a policeman had tsen pursuing
him and had shot Mt him just as he
climbed ont Ct the window. The at
tending physician is Of the opinion
that the man has been taking same
kind OF drug. which has effected his
mind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
n 49, ~ as9, g. g.,
SCHEDULE or .TWItiGHT
LEAGUE BALL GAMES
Teams Viii Meet on Casino Diamond
Every Evening from June 80
to July 80.

The board OF directors of the Twi-
light l. ague met at the Pocahontas
Hotel last night and adopted Il
schedule of games. 1t was decided
to open the league on Tuesday, June
10. and to play IN Tuesdays, Wedr, 5
days and Thursdays. each team there
by playing enc game each week. The
games will begin promptIy at $50
io'clock and will be limit d tn seven
Innings.
THE following Is the schedule adopt
q last night:
June SEC. Z q, Clerks against
Iuly l-Bankers against Pocahon-
tat Pikers-
huly 2-Government against Mer-
cjntiles.
July &C. & o against Bank RS.
July S-Draftsmen against Govern
ment.
July 9-Pikers against Mercantiles-
July ls-C. & o. against Pik"rs.
July 15-Draftsmen against Mer-
cantiles.
Juiy lS-Bankers against Govern
ment-
Ju,y &c. & o. against Govern
m. mt.
Jo,y 2s-Draftsmen against Pikers.
July ea-BaIkers against Mercam-
tiles. $500.
July sc. 4 o. against Mercan-
tile.
July c9-Draftsmen against oahh-
ers. -.
Jnly :0-Pikers against Govern
men:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
THOUGHT she HEARD
BURGLAR IN the HOUSE
Miss Mary Gibson Aroused Neighbor
hood at West Avenue and Thirty
second Street.

Thinking that sh, heard man walk
ing In the hallway on the first hoor
Of the house. Miss Mary Gibson. who
lives with Mrs Sarah p. Wilcox nj
320s west avNnu", aroused the neigh
berhoOd about els O'Clock this morn
ing by her screams for help. -
Hearing the Girls. Patrolman Price
hurried to the h use and he was joan
cd a few minutes later by Patrolman
carp and EnSw"H. who wcre dispatch'
cd 10 the seen from The station house,
persons living near the Wilcox home
having tl"pnnH.d the police station
Cor cfyiceTs.
When the n"i.H. man reached the
scene, they found the house securely
fastened and. aith, ugh they made
thorough search cf the house they
were unabl" ~ find any trace Of IN
truders.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
Mr.. MenAiR HoNoRED.
Farewell Super rendered Departing
Neuber BY Bible Class.

Mr.. John W. McNai: was inc quest
os f,or.Sr at supper testdcrsd by IN.
senior mems bible class vi The flrsi
PRESBYTERIAN sabbath sch'"l last
night. a delightful repas% was spread
In the lecture room OF the church.
under the direction Of Msssrs. \. r.
Cav and Charles White.
Mr. J. W. Hughes. teacher Of 'he
class. ofsSciatsd as master "f Ccre-
monies. Brief talks expressing re-
xrr.s and good wishes were mad" by
Rev r. T. Wexford. paseor nj the
church: Mr.. Dewitt Gran. sup"rin-
,endeus Of tn Sabbath school; Mr.. j.
a. wpIett. elder OF the church;
Me<srs. W. r. Thomas. J. A. Snmner-
Vile and W. II. Rohrbach. members
81 he class.
". McNair made a touchiaS ~
spoGsc. which vas list ned 10 with
r-a, Irreresi by al present.
Nj. McNair AMI his family. who
h:vs ma'c this city their hun" for
tn. past ten y ars. have tcily for
fheis CIV hcme iT BnSisburg. " Va.
where he viii enter business
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
vapHeyil,e and Pie.nre..

A'thn academy q Music th week
one Of the bcs,. and by far III" most
Ssierssiing 10 Newrnri News people.
ppo;ug pictures ever Shown IN ;his
e3f7. l. faiur7 q tho vaudeville
snd picture hin. The films show the
arrival Of the Atlantic Acct AZ San
Francisco. and tho characterization with
which The jacsies were received
6=hpre The aeral parade probably ls
90 ~ che mos; bcautifui Scenes ever
UVfodrced So movIa. pictarcs.
ne vaudeville acts are furnishes
~ ssartey sBd croix. traveSty dpo.
- Ysnf cspp<eys sraised dnss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
IsRcEny FROM THE PEesoN
Joen Connolly. Arrested Upon Long
shoreu ans coWoIaint.

John ConrolIy. a Young nFGr". VII"
,ivcs ot Warx OK avennc and Twenty
second street. was arrested at Chez
.,s,eak a Ohio pier No. 5 yesterday
eveoainS BY Patroiman A. A. Paiceit
.,., Hooked mr. ST the staten h1usc
an the charge Of larceny frcm the
Eerson.
The arrest was mai, on warrant
svurn our by Waller Pennick. negro
~nn lives in Dawsna City. Penr'nk
claims that IN last Saturday night.
cocnniiy and John PrGdep. negro
,onexhoremau. set spor him on the
Rive. Road. and took $1a away from
him. Pruinn has not Ut been aprre-
hepded bv the pclsce--
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
SELLING WITHOUT LICENSE.
Hattie HargraVe. Negroes, Arrested
and BajIed.

Charged with selling liquor with
out license. Hattie Hargrave, a
negrcSS. who lives at .3G Twenty-thir:l
sire t. was arrested yesterday even
ing by Patro,man Tiighman and lock
cd up NJ the Stat,Sl house. Later she
was hailed by Justice Semmes for her
appearance in the police court this
morning TIL hond was fixeI at $3.50
and :! e: Hubbard was accepted as
security.
The police say that the woman sold
iictor at her place about month ago
Several Witnesses have ben summon
cd in the case and the police expect
to secure conviction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
.~EMFT READY.
New Cruiser Will be Delivered nv
Yard on JuIv 15

information was received here from
MashihSton yesterday that the new
united states armOred cruiser Monta.
~. nearing compl7tion at the Ioc,,
snpyard, will be turned DER to the ma
W department. at the Norfolk navy
yard on July Is.
NJ vas said a week ago that the
.""Hs'na would be commissioned this
nom" hnt the work on her has been
heiay'1 considerably.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
SociaI-PeEsonal

M Edward NJ. Wait win leave to-
fla, ,o. lancaster Pa, where on Tues
.da,. Iunr %. h" will be married to
Nj AMY Rohrrr. OF that city. After
spendInG TWO weeks at AsElry Park
and IN New York city. the bride and
srorm viii return to make their home
In this CITY Mr.. Watt is member
or IN. GIm II Wait. Doxie x watt. the
well known dry goods concern.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
rourramers Tennis Game.

Three matches were played IN tn"
NC. A. dcubics tennis tournament
ycs;E yday. resulting as follows:
Thayer and Putzei bsst Ncr'rn and
p;wm. 60. ca: Duncan and Rodgers
bes, pozss and Brin'on. &c. 60: hi'"y
and Giidscr s.a; Fitzgerald and Par
seT. 60. ga.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
Prot. Jonesn CITY.

Prof: K Rando'p" .ues snperin,en.
dent ct schools for thcitv e. pe,ers
burg. has arrived i'm IN o;,r =. n.n,
the summer. Pref. Jrs v,s min
c:pal Of the High schodan5 C.n,ra,
graded schoo! several ye. 900
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
Or. HossoN SAILS FOR EUROPE

WI" ~eversi Of the Largest Hos
p'as on the Continent.
Dr' sani'N W. HobsOn sailej from
New York Yesterday for Euronn '
where he "'kpend about two months.
Ut hoh'aS Easey is in charge of
ter's absence ''
Wh'ie away Hobson will visit
several cf the lar>st bospit,Is =, IN.
Continent. WI wv
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
y,,,c Load Of psi,s Tor Va. Railroad.

ROANOKE. VA June y. - a
.so,,a ,r4in load Of steel rails arrived
ir Roanoke this week for the Viz
xiriap railroad. They came by way
Of Hagcrstosn. Ninciccn cars 81
81 .; tails arrived from HaErFS'"wn
,hsa m-rn,ne fos the Norfolk and
Western. xesfcrn exiensioa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
CSC FOR NIGHT GOWNS

Ladies' Night Govns-made of
Cambria or Nainsook: some Lace
and SOM Embroidery trimmed.
ThesP are the regular 1873 and
SIS Gowns On sale for. &c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
SIPS FOR SILK GLORIA uM-
6REllA.

26 and % inch Women's and
Mems Gloria Silk UmbreIIas-fan.
cy handles. ThSse Umbrellas for
merly sold fer s2.50, $500 and $I.7s
each: on sale 10 close out ut SIPS
each
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-24
aenomI..s'e, for n,eses,.
nv Arcnc,1ffTi Prs

Sal Issrsy. y. e. June Ron
r.sensasirs Hackei; was renonina'ed
Nv arcI1mzsicn b. The Eighth COO
xressional district today.