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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
Die 6r06e Der eurpp6tibem 3a iIen.

Die ant6roppmetriIden Mrbeiten in
europa iino in 3te!em Sortihritt be-
ariffen uno geltatten aumGblih, neue
8eiebmGBisfeiten unb 3uIammen=
bdnge 81 ertennen. Sine lpertbpolle
3uiammenfelluns Der ourhihnittliz
hen a0rpererDBe fat Oenifer in elmer
BON Der fran30Iii9en 8ereiniguna fir
ben 5ortfhritt Der Biienihaft 5er=
ausgegsbenan Mbbunolung per0ffent=
li6t. 0ie llnteriuhuneen umfahen
piele @ebiete. 0pllfommen obne Ma=
terial blieben nur aebn fleinere 5beile
Rublanbs unb ber 8alfan. Weit be-
oauerliher 1T, oab gar feline 4ngaben
aus Norbceutihlano borliegen nit
Musnabme pon Shlestpig 6o!itein
unb Medlenburg. 0ies lit um 10 felt
1amer, als fpnit Oie Mntbropologis in
Oeutlhlanb cine 10 duberorbentli9e
gnttpidlung erlangt bat. ssm allge=
meinen ergeben Sic SabelIsn, oaB bic
BepDlferung nit Der srDbten burhz
ihnittlihen &0rpsrhDbe an Ser Norbz
un0 Oitiee, auf Den britilden Snieln,
in Gtanoinupien, sstnnlano unb g1tz
lamb su finoer 1T. 9eniter beaeihnet
bieie @ruppe. bic elei6aeitia langIbdz
beiie lit uno belIes 6aar bat, ais nor=
Diihe Haiie. Gin anDeres @e5iet sro=
Der Bep0lferuns eritredt iid quer
burh ben 8alfal1 na1 @entralelrppa
ettpa Bis aegen Sirol bin, uno elm
brittes liest i'm Gaufaius. Oisle leb=
teren @ruppen Iino breitlhdbelig uno
itellen trohr1heinlih eine NaHe Bar.
bic segen Gnbe ser Gis5eit nab guz
rnpa fam unO Sem anatoliihen 9ohz
lanO entitammt. Osnifer be5siAnet
lie ols, sic aOriatiihe uno binarii6e
Ra1e. Gerinee a0rpersrDbe ipaltet
in stpei groben gentren por. Oas
cine bat brett iddblise Bep0lferung
unb lieet in @ublanb, 6as anbere nit
lansl9dolisen Benobnern umfabt
sStalien unO Sic Sberiihe 6albinlel.
Die eritere Brnppe tpirb als orientuz
lifhe Naiis beaeibnet, Die sbtere als
Mittslmeer= oosr liberiIfe MaI5e.
Denifer theilt lie in atpsi 1nterabtbei=
lungen biniihtlih Ser @rDBe go
Ser DurhIhnitt 165 gentimeter
iiberfeiat, nimmt er cine 3uaebDrisz
felt su Ser atlcntiichen 3affe an.
go er nnter bieiem MaBe bleibt.
fpri9t er bon Der sSbero=SnIularz
Nane. Yer Heit Der .europdifhen 8ez
b1lterune lit BON mittlersr Stntur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
@ettma@ten.

aein @lodensruB tlinst 10 feierlih
unb susleih 10 beG uno freuois, 10
Elm Gho tpedeno in aller 6er5en Ron
Ser tleiriten 5iitte Bis gum 3ailer=
fhlob hinauf, 1pie Der MeihnahtsS
sruB, Der am !h0niten, innisiten al
ler sseite iiber Die 6driermeere Der
@tGb!e ballt ober in itille, frieolihe,
ihreeihimmernoe 2anbiAaften lelt=
fam froh binaustlingt. aein nod 10
bartes, bonn Sturm oes 2ebens ums
tobtes 5ers an biefem Mbeno, oas
niht itia seitimmt in iih sinse. oas
es iiber ii9 perm06te, Der bebren
Weibs tau tpiberiteben. Die I'm @lodenz
gruB pom Sburme flinst, in WhQioz
men Wsrfen gebensfreuoiser 2iebe err
sreifeno iih offenbart ooer - aus
ferner, langperganaener, bulhpertlun=
sener 3eit Webmutb 1pedeno in oer
@rinnerung beraufstttert. Ocs 1T Oas
@roBe, oas Wunber oes ein5isen Sc
1tes, bab Der ssubel, oer einma1 nur
Elm &inberbers eriblohen, einmal nur
Die 2ippen au Ielisem Hufe se0ffnet
bat, nahbaat, in tiefiter Geele unpsr=
seBli9 1T elm sanses Meni6enlebsn
6inbur6!
Ob nur peniee 2ihter am 8aume
erItrablen, Oh bic sriinen 3peise nur
jpGrlide 9eIhenfe iiberldatten, ooer
Of Ser @luns BON aberhunbert &eraen
unb bie 5iille bes @abentiTAes Die
Muaen henbet - bie refine, setlige
2iebe lit es, bie ga tpeibt uno ieit. bie
i'm Nebmen. i'm @eben Ser Samen
itreut, Der nod i'm Otter Die Sussnb
beIelisenb eriteben ldbt.
WfD9te ooh Sic ssreu6enbotlaaft
in rnier aller 6eraen oringen, uns
frpbe, gliidlihe Weibnddtstage brinz
geno, urs 9(aen pertiinnno: r5rieoe,
5sreuoe!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

@onne Der Mlenfdenliebe aufgsben al
ieben. Der Mr3t mar aufdlligerfDeiie
linberbeiratbet unb offenbar febr
ipobIbabenb; aber er mar 3uglttA ein
edter Menf9enfreunb. Elm Mann BON
9era, unb tpeiI er iih. sieiH mir, bas
riiber tIar mar, bob Der unglidlihs
in Der eisenen Mobnuns niht untersez
brdht tperben burfte. 10 beihloB er,
ibn Bel fid aufounebmen unD bort fur
ibn gu forser. Damn aber briidte Ct
mir einen 9unbertmartfdein in bic
9dnb unb iaste: raaufen sic fdnel
oas RDthisfte fir bic Mrmen." gr
fubr ioslei9 nit benz 8etpubtloien
babon, ben er bann tpieber az 8rdften
bra6te, inb i9 beeilte MIDI, ieinem
Munide nad5ufommen.
Wie bic nun pl0blt6 iiber bas arme
Meib bereinbrehenbe Meibna9tsfrene
be bort oben ipirfte-bas permag ih
nidt gu fdilosrn; i'd bate nur Mlbs.
ben Odnf, ben elm Mnberer peroiente,
bon mir abautpebren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
SoTnmnee,,.

ManGer, Ser i'm Mlter meint. Feins
2eben iei au tribe. nm ncch ettpasI
bapon erhoffen gu t0nnen, Bat pitiTE
Hleiht in junsen Sahren all5u itiirss
mild ssbofft. Ct fdob buntkuds
ten6e Mafeten dD uno Mfhe fitI
ibm in bie Mugen. Nun erfAeint|
ibn1 dlIes troltlos unb tribe. mas pprR
ibm lits!. Wsnn bu ettpds erbcffffy
10 6enfe an bsas, mos fhlimmfftnfdlIs
,xintrffen fDu,rHe. soann tpdbe
Die Mitts apiihen 8efiirntung ua1
6offnuna - nn6 lei frob. ipe1n bas|
biefe All oeiuet s5iiBen bdft. Rlttss
ters lieber in enliiger Hb6tieteit <isss
nsn befneioen bobsn Berg hinuai a
0oB on nit gesn Wd6s sfIiiAtlu he<s
6Dffnuna ben allerbDhitfn Iipf 81
unter ser Sons: i'm 6luDe srrsid
aS6tsia sl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
air ,.no ,ptSer Die Nramen.

G@0ne yrcuen iinb cine WrAe
gut, CUTE syrauen ihr 2eben lang
id0n.
g3riife sen Saum, ebe gu 2ein=
ipanb taufit, u10 bie Mutter, ebe Dll
Die 9ohtfr freiit.
G6e Du niht nit einern Weibe tine
aameendit @aI8 segefIen, tennit Del
lie nihf.
Menn cine fdone 3dhne bat, finbst
iit dies lGAerlib
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
iI,nad,fsfal,rt.
Stisae BON 8. Mifbe.

o. uHr ss lenM nl D.s em
9mneepsroeIn, ln.r'WenOeM JlpP
unD e'nem EsIneHlluIsA g s'..Ias',
en sa.. De1'e palI lnv'e ~ es'..l .O.'-
BeN !. nsta,saGsue. 4 oa..r SVtDsI usluusM nsss~ W.
n IsH F9 oI!Is %& %& nnD , 5!ps.s. uAs.a n'..,,.; ~
Sar ess 9l'BeIHpsn S1A..s' g 2u.D:.
tsu lpEe Fg slHe SV'VI unr III, !esl !O..o
5Al grOe. s'OAl1 IDar aues P'u l'ass~
nMsst. Y m - cr.x,,,;A
Mu ulDla, au'uM'n DuM U.s..g. u:n.
luouI llaun'eMD M " p!s!. ga''.s. vi S..I.
9laaes. SgI Oel,u1 Y rn luo'B B .u.s
-. -. S; ga',s wv ~. ssr sfnr. s est.rns,,-
s;,,,,,sI s;n I -. of,,o.,, @ nc,, t;ss,sn MInm
''s a. AN. ~ nm snSh, n,,h ,rnr+s+
mfo NJ l'.f y a.. c ssh+t ~ ,r;t ~ S.r ] annn
;;s.r 49, =. s.;r,, s w. 49,
20, alt. ~ ;ssn.. . E4 an. eh;;r @hr;+te
noosn e ,;m y ~, a;;c.rnh ~, M ;;h.r b;. esmmeIIe.
o~ss.ri ~ yte. TX -. G4;n,n,..
1@nSh;n. ssrn,,la
Sic Mnronin perburrt in ihren
SrS,,n,r,;en
Monn ,pirb bic Gtimme 1hGrfer.
nolbbriidrider. .M3iin{den Fraal Ba=
ronin boR bic WeSdeeruna i'm Qeute=
hau5e iebt ftattftnben folI? Ober baz
Ben andbiae sfrau Ionft Befeble9"
Ser aIte Diener lieB unter balb gez
ienften Wimpern einen lauernben
Slid su Der 6errin biniiber59apeifen.
Rarola lbuttelte bas blonbe 6aupt,
obne ibre StelIung gu perGnbern.
Der Diener rduiperte fi9 nod etnz
NAL. ebe er 1etnen poiten perlieb.
Da ipanbte li6 bic Bdronin pI0b=
Iiah. ols foloe Tie einem turaen gntz
ShIu5{e. ..GhGffer. laf7en sic am
5bannen. y3ir nehmen Ben 6hlitten.
cd, min in bic 6tdbt fdhrer." Gs
foIlte i'm fiiblen 8efeblston flingen,
dber es mifhte fi9 Elm 3ittern btnz
Elm.
Ser Mlte apa bic bu1hiaen Muaen=
brauen au{ommen. ccsebt am beiliaen
9lbenb in bic @tabt? Das batte et=
ipos All bebeuten! Ooh er prebte bic
2tppen }tumm aufeinanber : unb -
alma.
ga, moronin 11ste ibren 9Iid runos
finn nom ssen5trr pon hem oebeims
nihpoIlen Qeben unb gaeben bes her=
sinbredenben gBeibna&tsabenbs. Sin
Ishtperer @eufaer bob lire BruIt.
1lub bod huSdte elm @onnenftrabl
Der grinneruna iiber fe.
(yr re,,ftete ma ,,nei brnunen Rnn.
heno,,oen Shmieote 5ich nm ben bunf.
Zen Rynnsfonf ,inb Inibte ppn einem
iibermiitbioen w1unbe. Diefer Rnab,
bies @ieufrieb Drelpes unb mar Be,
Gobn bes Nrates i'm naben @tdbt.
chen.
Q,,me;(en brohtp i'm hpr Woter
,nemn er o,,f Rem Norfe nor rem G,ntt
a, finn hntte mit bino,If, 11nb ga.
rola. bic feinen @pieIfnmernben be.
ioR. ioud,ste bpr Suit unb iab polIe,
Beipunberunq unb Mnbetuna au BEN
f6Dnen Reaben bod, benz bieIe @er=
ebruna tpoblqefiel. sic tollten au.
iammen burh Walb unb Saibe, uni
bie5e gliidli@en @pielitunben leater
in ibre 6eraen ben Reim, Der fpdte,
s. nof6era cSruh4 4rrnor fcYY+o
exuatpifhen trennte iie bas Qeben
@ieofrieb beaoo bic l1niperfitGt I'm
gqehia;n ar ff,Ibiren unb nohber 81,
Wroris bes Moters al iibernehmen
Rarola tpurbe in Bic @e5ell1daft elm
oefiibrt unb nls @ch1nbeit oefeiert
9lber Bic 9eit permodte nichts az
bieSen beiSen MenSrhen an inbern
aifs lie 5id5 mieberSnben tnubten lie
boR lie aufummenoehSrten unS nim1
Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
M.ab,tnng.

6err (ber eineu1 Dintsrlins 3
Mart leibt, 1ahnem ct inn icbon Dfz
iers aitsseaolfen(. ns5eBt fno Is eez
flnu 1885 Murf; es ipirh 3eit, 0aB
@ie beriibmt tperDen!A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
glhsuer ausfnbr6ar.

GsfananiBbirsttor: .6ie molten
Jhrem biirgerlihen Neruf sntlpre<
htno btiAdftist tperosn2 Mas iino
@ie osnn21
Gefdnsener zlAtiiOnatox!.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
GIANT STOCKINGS.
Santa Claus Receptaoles Ten Feet
loro to be Swung.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-On Chris .
mas morning Their will be number
OF huge stockings suspended from IN"
Queen boro bridgr for the benefit or
the men who go down to the sea or
the river for a livelihood
The Greensboro bridge celebration
committee has been busily engaged
in getting together pipes for the
stockings. which will be lowered from
the span over the East river. n,twe"n
Blackwrlrs Island and Manhattan
Other things dear 10 tn" boys who
work on river boats. from tugs up TO
big satin. vessels. n" being prepar.
ed.
The stockings viii be huge canvas
affairs. 10 feet long and > feet wide.
Not I'll will be filled with presents -
and there's where the joke and Tn"
fun will come i'll. Some vii! have
coal and ether cracked rock and sim
liar substances OF a substantial ma
turr On top OF Zach stocking will
be arranged small canvas parachute.
which will expand when the stocking
is released from It's bondage Of Irvine.
and will sail down graceful near. or
Solile"h'i h'at. '"' oo"' H''HHS !"
get il.
Some OF the stockings will contain
a Waterproof Or oiled suit. others a
pair of longleggrd rubber iDots and
sou -wrst"rs. Some OF the stockings
will have photos of women who have
written TO the Greensboro hrige
celebration committee announcing
their readiness Ia get married on the
Greensboro brige at its opening il a
suitable spouse is furnished.
These photographs will be number
ed and the unmarried rivcrmen who
get them can obtain the living sub
ject's name and Gdrcss by applying
to the headquarters of the Queens
horo bridge celebration committee.
80 Jackson avenue. Long Island City.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
V|RC|N|ANS THRIFTY
Have Increased Bank Deposits
Largely in Two Months.
NEARLY TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS
Comptroliers Report Shows Old Do
minion Financial Institutions In Ex-
ceiIent Shape-No Disposition to
Withhold Money from Circulation.

WASHiNGTDN d. C.. Dec. q
deposits in 'hr National
banks OF Virginia increased nearly
two and half million dollars IN the
period from September 23rd to NO
v.mlrr 2Nth. accordingly to reports TO
the comptroller showing tn" cond''
lion of the banks at the close OF bus
mess on the latter date.
The deposits Oh November 2Ilh
were $5S.S2j.l2jl. Under the Sep
TENDER call they were S3G,i
Loans and discounts under the NO
vember call amounted to S64.l6
1878 Under September call, $6i,-
4G". 1929.
Surplus under November call. 81
G26.6l19l
Pnrccntag" Of legal reserves to de
rositS. 1867 under November call,
I'LL under September call.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23

had delayed the mail at that place
while he whipped n deputy sherin.
Hodge was at the depot at Ranger
when the passenger train pulled IN
Yesterday. aud saw his enemy. me
d, putty sheriE. on board. II" dared
tn, deputy to come on the tram. ana
the deputy said the train would NOT
stop long enough for fight. Hodge
forced the engineer and conductor TO
line M against the station wall ana
promise to hold tn" train up until
The fight WAS over.
Then the deputy sheriff came out
and Hodge jumped on him. tn" fight
was rough and tumble. but Hodge
succeeded In manlinr the deputy
good, even If it did take him thirty
minutes to do il. lIodg" was arrested
on the charge OF retarding the pas
sage of United States mail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Hampton Bakery
r. J. TRAYLOR. Prop.
Queen and Hope Street7.
EXPENSES KEPT DOWN.
Salaries of Persons Engaged on Pub
Lie Works Held Up.

,r,r,Ir>.C,.rn>- Mao % Ia order
:, I,n,, tho ;,,I,ncrs of III. Treasury
.,nr. ,,n s1o,, ono nOo mark every
no.sihIe means i being employed AT
this ,;,pn :, hot, down Government
a,,,,,,,di,,,.e
.,.,. ,.,,,,
inns '"'' (,, j.,
""H n'' nv" ''i"' i,;.,, .ba
iaIS' h""'n''H nav, 49,.
department 'ha' NE '''' i.' ~ Ha
"orktn"h rnEh.'n III ''I'' '''.S'' w Ia
OK r"p:1t n','''"S '!" ~ r.,,s
l,"' n.' W., y ma ~ rrn,,, MIN.
I H''N'i'S' .,,,;nr
''es"'"' ie.''' I"."u CO.. ,hat
vi Nv w ;., ,,.,.o
s"rh ""' N,'''" ~ us ..;,
nov p''!u '' ~ >,,a 60,
i's'''"in'' Gnu '"'' ~. s,,i,,n :, w.,
a'',' WY ',,. IVA .,,,, ,h;s MONEY.
s"i'' . we .Inr,..
vas pu' ou' =" ,;s,;,;an f,or, tho
''''p''t "'"''
f'u'Ni n.p'' W., ,,;o y, :,
,h 1a,,.rtp,ont has been.
e,Io, - dr.u !, nc horns 10
o,,p Tr,,, .aaaint, mao. treasury
Cor.o,,o. vast s,r;,o took
, -, ,,ro,.I,,, Tho danartment draw.
+to;, on,ronri,t;on. bafore
Tx, "no nae,;ad tb.ror, fores.all
10 .aa aano,;ts of MONEY, in all de
'"1 ,, -, ,'.hn,.' !, would lilo idle for
p,.' ,,,a hntora ,,ai,o rsed AS re-
n,,;, ~ ,hi, tho balances Of the treas
-" 80. r,d,,l,. d;stnrhad whom
~, sr,,,.,,, u.as fcrcad IN draw
NV ~ ,a,i,. ror nrd;nor,. rrnrine ex.
VIZ ,", aI,. +. u;,, ole, NO recalled
:, ,;,arlo u.orl;no canita1 of
tn,, Government AT one time last No
Y, mnsr was approximatelv s5,0n00DO
'Tfs Government now has on deposit
!. tho hanks of the country about
SIP ooc nG0 With customs receipts
If q low ebh and internal revenue re-
GENTS materially reduced lv reason OF
the prohibition wave throughout the
counIr, RI. Treasury officials fear at
any time they may he compelled to
make further reductions in ::lese bal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
HARD TIMES IN sTAGELAND.
Ten Thousand Actors and Actresses
Are Idle in New York.


Il think there are frlly 10000 actors
and actresses in New York today
who are out of work. Where there
is no vacancy, there are 100 desirable
applicants
A well-known theatrical man made
the above statement to an American
reporter. He was one of several in
terviewed. who admitted that this is
one of the worst years In the history
Of the profession. Each OF the per-
sons seen had various explanations
to make. One advanced the theory
that the Decent moving picture shows
have thrown MANY vaudeville people
out Of work. Another said II was
due in part to the financial depression
of last year.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Fernandez, of the Fer
nandez Dramatic Agency. admitted
that there were many members Of
the profession idle, and said that
she attributed it to the fact that
financial d preston of a wear ago was
just beginning to be fell by the mass
es. who were really the support Of tn"
'theaters. She said she did not think
there were 10000 actors idle. as sh"
did not believe there are that many
in New York There are many
more out of work than usual" sh"
said blu; think now that election
Is over, confidence is returning and
there will lie better times before
long"
A leading theatrical man who dill
not desire to have his name used.
said: There are fully as many actors
and actresses out Of work now as
there was in June There are more
actresses idle. however. than actors.
Ninrtv per cent OF the women born
in the country want to be actresses.
They think all they have TO do is to
put nice clothes, and walk ont on
the stage and speak few words:
every chorus girl thinks sh" can take
the big parts. and right here comes
in the oh, an managers. who. with his
trashy production has slutted the
stage. Then there is the picture ma
chine. For or 10 cents a Young man
can 20 to one OF them and stay all
the evening: he can dress as ne
pie asses. and in the dark hold hands
with his best girl. know OF one
Of these places that accommodates
600 patrons. each day. seven day'
in the week and there is no doubt
that it cuts into the legitimate bus
mess. New York American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Hampton and Phoebus Gas Com.
pany Retains Present Status.
MASTERS REPORT COMES UP FIRST
Judge WaddlI Hears Application TO-
Sale of Property-Rules That He
viii First Consider Objections to
Masters Report.

Unless Jvdgr Edmund WaidIil. WHO
pesides ever the tnit"U States
cour; for the Eastern diS,rict Il VII
ginia, changes his present Intention
il will be several months before the
plan: CT the Hampton and Pho"hu'
Gas Company is sold under The auc
t;onrCr's hammer.
Judge Waddill hear! the appIica
ton OF the bnndhol.l"rs for an order
directing the sale OF Me plant Yes
terdav. but there was strong ObJrr'
ton 10 the order being entered and
the court finally settled the matte
for the present BY a ruling TO II" eli
feet that he will first pass upon the
OBJECTIONS made TO the report OF Mas
ter Commissioners William c. J..
Taliaferro. This means tina; con,
siderable legal wrangling VIII frs
be entered int as number c. objec
lions have been flied with the court
against the decisions reached by MI.
Taliafcrr0 1t is frequently tn" cas-"
that objections are brought against a
masters report and in This case the
is no exception to the general rule.
Mr.. Samuel Gordon Cumming pres
ented the petition to the court for the
cricr asking FIR the sale Of the
plant.
No Action in Water Company.
After receiving report in the case
Of the receivers of the Peninsula
Pure Water Company asking that tho
affairs of the company be referred 10
a master commissioner. Judge Wad-
dill also declined to enter that or
der, There We're some legal re-
ouirements that have not been fully
me; and the court has decided to
take this proposition up at later
date.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
INCIDENT CLOSED.
Trouble Between Major Ray and Co..
Wallace is Ended.

Washington. Dec. 22-SccTctary OF
War Wrigh; said yesterday that the
;roubIc between Major Reech"r H.
Raw. L. s. A. 10th Of tn" pay depar''
ment Of tho army a. Manila. haS !" en-
and the incident cios'n.
The difference arose over MAJOR IA!
accounts. the amount of money IN
volvcd only being 81"
According 10 unofficial accounts o.
the affair Licut.-Col. Hamilton va
lace Major RayS superior oihc'E.
caused the lat;crS accounts 10 DO
examined by Lieut.-Coi Wilbur r.
Wilder. L. $ A.. OF the Tnspec' orH'en-
erals Department a. Manila. TINS. u
was said was due 10 4 PERSONAL cause
rather than 10 irreEuIaTiti' Of &C
counts. One ruEaGr had II thar
woman was invoiv.d I'm tn" matter.
On this point. however. S""TetarF
Wright and Officers al III" WaE Dc
pa -tmcnt had no knowledge.
Lieutenant. Colonel WaIlac" IL said
TO br a "uephew.in-Iaw of J. Pier
pont Morgan Major Rsv came into
prominence during the campaign. al
which time he had his leave Of alb
seprr renewed three tines and az
COMMANDED Secretary Taft on some OF
his tins 20 the West. During inc
campaign Major Ray was In Chicago
for sounc time and was said to have
bccn active in the interests Of the
Republican candidate with lsboT
unions. Major Raw AZ one time was
An Official of a railroad brotherhood
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
COURT REFUSES SALE.
Judge Waddill Hears Motion "
Hampton Gas Company Case.

RICHMOND, VA. Dec. 22.-Judge
Waddill. in the Unite d States Court.
today heard a motion by Attorneys
Cumming and Ashby. representing
bondholders and others. for an imme-
diate sale of the Hampton receiver
ship gas properties of the Public
Service Corporation of Virginia.
The court refused sale and said
It would fix an early date TO hear
the question of argum. nj on eXcep-
tons 10 the report of Special Master
TaliaferrO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
MUST PLAY GAME ALL OVER.
Whites and Colds Met in Stubborn
Battle Last Night.

After a fast and hotly contested
game between the Whites and GClds
in he basketball tournament in the
Young Mems Christian Association
gymnasium last night. in which tn"
score was "a TO - in favor of tn
former. contest was made ana IN"
game will have to be played over
later in the tournament. The Gods
had good ground for the objections
raised and the committee susi aimed
the protest.
In the game between the Blues and
Rels the former won by the score
OF . TO l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Mrs. Momtt Dead.

Mrs. Annie Moffitt. a former resi-
dent OF Hampton. died in her home
in Washington yesterday. She was
a sister of Mrs. Edward S Bush and
Mrs. Lee. who live on Hampton ROAD.
The remains viii! probably reach
Hampton this morning. but no ar
engagements have been made for tn
funeral services.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Fruit Cake for your
"M0ther Bread"
Labels

If you have saved up enough Moth
er Bread" labels. TO se; Il Fruit CAKE,
bring them in Tuesday and WedneS-
day. December 22nd and 2"rd' ana
secure your cake. or a box OF tandE
Don't forg., we are selling tine
quality of Fruit Cake for 2"c per
pound. also plain Pound Butter Cake.
Three layer Spounge Butter Cakes
for zoe ard 25c. Al faNors-Choco'
late. Caramel Lemon, Oranges ana
COCGanut Cream.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Warfare Of the Past.

Hamilcar went from Carthage and
landed near Palermo He had feet
of 2.00G shiln and 5000 small vessels
and a land force OF 300, 600 men. At
the battle IN which he was defeated.
10000 were slain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23

Mr.. Charles W. Cox. until recently
Hampton agent OF the Newport News
Sterling Steam Laundry. wishes to In
form his friends and patrons that he
Is now connected with the Hampton
Steam Laundry. He will appreciate
their patronage. Call him up by
phone SO. 12-2o-3'.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
A DANCE, Gus Operation

is the removal OF the appendix by
surgeon. No one who takes Dr. King
New Life Pills Is ever subjected I"
this frightful ordeal. They work so
quietly you don't feel them. They
cure constipation. headache. bilious
ness and malaria. Csc at All Drug
gists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Neoro Bows Fined.

George Rlue. Jesse jones. James
Scipcp and Charles Sergean. were be-
fore Magistrate Martin Kinney yes
terday on warrants charging them
with raising a disturbance a. a color
ed church in East Hampton. They
were each fined $3.50 and costs and
went to Jail in de:ault
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Bride 81 ,, ErtiIIerymsn.

Mr.. Richard Joseph Stack. an ar
iiIieTymau at Fort Monroe. and Mrs.
Clara r. Eisman. daughter Of NJ
Josc-h Kahn. were quietly married in
Phopbus yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
M. Holloway IS Dead.

Mr. Frank Holloway. farmer aud
FISHERMAN living near Jcffs. YORK
county. died in his residence ycster'
iay morning H. had been u! sew
eraI DAYS with typhoid pneumonia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Thouaht.

Thought is the property OF him who
can entertain It. and OF him who can
adequately pla,e it.-Ralph Waldo
emerson. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-23
Cherry-Forfucato.

Nr Clarence Virginia Cherry. "t
Newport News. and Miss Connectiina
Fortunate Of Hampton. were married
here yesterday.