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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

modest speed. aspect and tonnage. is
constructed TO safeguard both life and
property by wagng mcrcilcss war
against the half-sunkeu dcrelicts that
float sluGeishly in the sea cnrren, :;
along the Atlantic shore and that con-
stitute menace which even the most
courageous captain fears.
Equipped with n powerful wireless
apparatus. ii is believed that the derc-
lict destroyer win be able 10 receive
prompt news from land whenever a
craft puts into harbor and reports the
whereabouts Of one of these hulks. Az
ter her prey is found the dynamite
with which her crew is provided will
be relied upon 10 send ii to the bot ?
tom.
In addition, this cruiser OF peace Is
expected To keep sharp Lookout,
both for disabled vessels with their
crews still on board. and for wireless
messages which tell where they may
be found. when. as Il matter of course.
she Will render whatever relief is in
her power. The iaurels and cheers;
which greet a fighting ship may never
lie hers. But in keeping the seas In
stern and stress her ncu may face
dangers not | css formidable than
those Of battle. and deserve praise rs;
enthusiastic as that which acclaimed
the victors OF Santiago and Manila
Bay-Philadolphia Bulletin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
REPUBLICANS MUST BE UP AND
DOING.

The notice served on the Republic
can members of the House of Repre-
scntativcs by Minority Leader Will
liams that the party in power must
enact laws demanded by the people
will no doubt cause large amount
of uncasincss on the part of the men
who have ever since last December
lodged and hcdecd on every import
ant matter that has come before the
House. Tho Republican pariy's poll
cy OF procrastination IL. of course
followed because of the fear that
some blmder will be made which will
have Il disastrous effect on the com
ing presidential election and thus In
jurc the chances OF its candidate"
for the highest Office in the land. but
unless II desires TO 30 on record as
positively party of dilatory tactics.
II must now come TO life. Even If tho
warning of Mr.. Williams brings abon
the desired result the people cannot
Justly give the Republican party crcdi,
for the enactment OF certain laws which
the times demand. They will UNDER
stand and appreciate that the reason
they are enacted If they are enacted.
Is because they were compelled to do
so by the Democratic minority.
Filibustcring in Congress as a rule
Is to lc dcplored. but in this instance
II seems to he the only course for the
minority to pursue in order to secure
the desired legislation. From tho
very beginning of the present session
the Republicans have showed Il most
decided inclination to do nothing. The
fine new Office building for Represent
tativcs. some little distance from the
Capitol, contains cosy private
apartment for each legislator. and
which is so inviting in its comfort
and convenience that many of these
individuals prefer to spend their time
there instead OF remaining at their
desks, caring for the best interests OF
the country. We are unable 10 say
If an underground trolley system.
which would take the Representatives
from their Office to their chairs free OF
charge. or whether some electrical
continuance which would allow then,
to sit in their private apartments and
listen to what was going OH in the
law making chamber. would help mat
tcrs very much, hut It seems
that the proposed action of the Dem
ocratic members under the leadership
of Mr.. Williams, would bring abon,
the desired result
If tho Republicans do remain stead
fast TO their do-nothing plan ana tho
hlibusicring tactics OF the Democrat.
are carried oui. there viii be some in
lcrestmg sessions from. now unt,i
Congress adjourns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Dloodhounds while trailing man
i'll Ohio, stopped ms they were about
to pass Il restaurant from which say
DRY orders came. Here is tip to
Chief Reynolds to make all criminals
run through streets whore there arc
no restaurants. We have heard how
ever, that his pups care for other than
restaurant diet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

John d. Rockefeller mas been
preaching again That we should no
contentcd with our lot and should no;
be continually grabbing for more. Ii
we could feel that he practices what
he breaches, perhaps we could follow
his advice. lilo probably believes in
that sentiment which Henry Ward
heechef used to thunder from his pui
pit DO as l say, not as do
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

A woman in a Missouri town loasts
of having used carpet for sixty
years, Bet it is in one of those par
Tors. the blinds of which are never
thrown open except when there is Al
funeral, Bet also that there are wax
fruits and flowers in glass cases and
everlasting flowers in the room.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

a false teeth trust has been organ
lied. OF course u LOT of people will
chew on 1T, as they do about all bust.
ness combinations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

In the large cities peaches are
quoted at three dollars dozen. New
port News, however, has wholesome.
nutritious and ilavorish white cabbage
at about three cents a pound.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Hetty Green is out with another in
tcrview, in which she snorls against;
the dukes. princes and other noncn-
titles who come over here to marry
our rich girls. Can't be that the old
girl scents personal danger? No doubt
there is many an impoverished no
bleman" who would take chance a;
matrimony with her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
Entered at the Newport News. Va.
Postoiiice ms second-class matter.
THURSDAY, MARCH %. 1905.
THE PRESIDENTS Latest MES.
SAGE.

Congress received yesterday moth-
er message from the White House.
Just how many this makes we are I'M
able to tell, rs track has been LOST Of
the special messages from prcsldcnt
Roosevelt Much to our surprise. NJ
We'll as qualification. the President sent
i'll n comparatively short document.
and what Is even still stranger is the
fact that he did not I'LL up his mes
sage of yesterday with long extracts
from communications which he has
sent to Congress. And still one more
surprising feature and perhaps the
most of all Is the mild and lamb.liic
( tone of the document. Unless We
We're told thnt IL WAS message from
the President, 1t would be hard to be :
lieve that 1t was n Roosevelt docu-
ment. There is some nervousness TO
ait, but the venom and malignity which
has so marked his previous state doc
uments are lacking. The reason TO-
the sudden toning down is easily
found. We are on the eve of II pres
idential election and the message is
purely conclliatory fence-siraddllug
political campaign document. The
message Is an effort to please railroal
masnates. stockholders of railroad ;
and tho members of labor unions. and
rcvisionlsts and anti-revisionists OF
the tariff. 1t is difficult mount and
how well the President will ride ii re-.
mains TO be seen.
Briefly summarized the message
calls Tor;
y A child labor Inv
A revision of the tariff.
An amendment to the Sherman anti d.
trust law so as to make important
concession TO both labor and capita,.
Passage of an employers liability
bill
Passage of the Aldrich financial
bill
The creation of permanent wa
terways commission.
81 The recommendation for revision
of the tariff is political of course--
an effort TO render harmless long in
advance, IL possible, any ammunition
that the Democratic platform may
possess on tariff revision: but such
a declaration by this Congress shoult
nevertheless be welcomed by the en-
tire country; 1t would mean dcGni. :.
commitment or promise in the event
of Republican. control of the Sixty.
first Congress. The effect of that ON
business could hardly fail to be cooI
albeit The Dingley schedule would thu
be given another lease OF life of mt
least eighteen months. If Conaress
does follow out The recommendation
of the President to commit itscli
thus, it viii be only after The bitter.
est opposition on the part of Tho
stand pattters.' led by Speaker Can
non. 1t will be contest VOL worth
watching with the closest interest
The sudden interest Presidcn.
: Roosevelt is taking in the welfare Of
stiie labor unions Is purely political. He
knows. as does everybody who is nj
all acquainted with the situation that
8 organized labor is today arrayed in
2 solid mass against his man TAFT anu
his message Yesterday was an attempt
To wil, friends for the secretary Of
fssrN . D.
w:sr The record Of the latter on the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
BLUE DAYS.

It's not worth whiie-lhc ericying,
About the chances lost:
What gain are YOU receiving
The while YOU count the cost?
Forget them, 0 forget them!
Loci, on ahead and smile.
The blue days. though you've met
them.
Are none OF them worth while.
Chicago Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Perhaps after all the most surprls-
ing thing about the Presidents mes
sage Yesterday was that he did not
advise the ladies about their Easter
hats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Abe IIummel said before leaving
the country that he had about 81 900. =
GOO left and that he was going to Ell.
Joy life. It is a waste of time to ask
where he got his fortune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

There is only ono way 10 eclipse
The Chinaman who has created tho
odorlcss onion and that is to pull tn 8
smell from limburger cheese.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
TIME IS NOT.

Ilme is
Too Slow FOR those who Wait,
Too Swift for those who Fear.
Too Long for those who Grieve.
Too Short for those who Rejoice
Time is not.
Van Dyke, in Kathrina's Sun Dial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

a Philadelphia girl named Hoyle
was married yesterday or course
the ceremony was according to the
rules
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
a CRUISER OF PEACE.

An entirely new type of national
cruiser Will soon so into commission.
and although she will boar none Of
me panoD!y OF war /, is not impossi-
ne that her services will be as val.
oanle as those Of a giant amor clad.
Wh'ic these arc built 10 defend our
coasts aud shipping, the Seneca, of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Wonder If the real reason why ia
pan wants to see our feet is because
If anything happens She will know
what struck her?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
SOME SIGNS.

Whcn the bills they try to pass
Do not bulge you from your groove
When the actions of the house
or no further interest prove,
Ana yonr mind is only bent
on fiat in which TO move
Thcn it's Spring.
New York sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Spring openings" are not defined
In the dictionaries as the opening OF
purses. but that's what they mean
just the same.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

One of the political writer's SAYS
that the Fairbanks boom is melting.
Well ii will not cause any spring
floods.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

One of the largest hotels in New
York is to bc just doubled in size.
Docs not sound much like hard times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
cLE.ANLY WOMAN.
ErronoousIy Thinks by Securing ue-
Scalp That She Cures Dnndrur.

Clearly woman hns en- erroneous idca
that by securing tho scalp. which re-
moves the dandruff scales. shc is cur!nf;
tho dandruf1 She may wash her scalr
eve y day. ard yet have dandrur her
llfo long. accompanied by falling h1lr.
too. The only way In tho worli to cur,
dandrun Is to kill tho dandruff germ,
and there Is no hair preparation Chat will
do that but Newbrcs Herpicidc. lIcrpi.
eide by killing the dsndrunr germ.
lenrcE tho hair free 10 grow as he,lthy
Nature intended. Destroy tho cause
you remove the effect. XIII tho dan
drun germ with lierpicidc. Sold 10y
lending druggists. Send 10c. IN stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De-
frolL Mich.
ALIENS DRUG STORE, SPECIAL
AGENTS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

II any other prophet missed it as
OFTEN as the ground hog. he wouli
have to go to work-Dallas News.
Congress can keep just about as
busy doing nothing as the averag
farm hand.-Topeka state Journal.
The average mans way to econo-
mi2e is hard OF hearing. 1t usually
puts It's ear to the ground. however,
on election Birmingham News.
In Chicago they fine the parents OF
children who play hockey" S. ana
costs. a good licking is much cheap.
er and more Philadelphia
Inquirer
The United States steel Corpora
IONS annual report shows that this
great corporation earns for capital
and for labor exactly the same sum.
There is an equal sion.-Wall
Street journal.
Isnatus j. Dunn. of Omaha. nomi-
mates Bryan at Denver. This is the
only part of his campaign that Bryan
mas left for anybody else TO do in The
Democratic party. - philndolnhi,
Press
Once moro taxes are to be raised
in Japan Those little brown chaps
are finding out that civilization and
glory are Philadelphia III
Qulrer
In the philosophy OF some mon
heaven is nothing hut a place where
everybody will be able TO buy CHEAP
ana sell hish.-Chlcago Record-IIcr-
aid.
Governor Hughes SAYS that men arc
ninc-tcnths good But what lot of
trouble and EXPENSE that other tenth
makes'-Ncw York Tribune.
Mis- Ell;ins has succeeded in ere
ating. at least, an illusion of not hav-
ing pursned and captured title
New York Sun.
There seems to inc fellow Gomez
VINO Is the Bryan of Cuban politics. +
Philadelphia Ledger.
The early bird is - ish,. but The
early worm is fool. Charleston
News and Courier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
One Point In Ills Favor.

WHY priest was once visiting Il
self made millionaire. who took him
10 see his seldom used library
There said the millionaire, point
ing to a table covered with books,
mere arc my best friends"
An rcplisd the wit. as he glanced
ut the leaves. I'm glad YOU don I
cut them Sacred Heart Review
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS,

If any other prophet missed ii as
OFTEN as the ground hog. he wouli
have to go to work-Dallas News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Congress can keep just about Il.
busy doing nothing as the averag
farm mnd.-Topeka state Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

a woman gets mad with a man who
cant do anything useful about the
house. but She dcspises him If he
can.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

The average mans way to econo-
n'le is hard OF hearing. 1t usually
puts It's ear to the ground. however,
IN election ay.-Birmingham News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
Eur % afI1s Dre@a,

6. e. Thackcr-Editor and Publisher
]. o. Pugh--. Advertising Manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

In Chicago they fine the parents OF
children who play hockey" S. an,
costs. a good licking is much cheap
er and more Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Two sizes-5Oc and s1.O0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

The United States steel Corpora
tons annual report shows that this
great corporation earns for capital
and for labor exactly the same sum.
There is an equal division.-Wall
Street journal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
8rnncn baftcr Sclbltmoro.

Glcpelono, ., :. gpril. Gin
gut gcflcioetcr WanrL Der lpGtcr ais
Der 56 Sabre olte 6reb. Sd)r0ocr az
l1oa5irt mllr0e. lcgte lid beute on Der
Sit 10. StruBe, nm ieincm &cbc!l
EN- Gnoe 81 modlclL nit Dem &ppi
olit cine Sd)icne Der Mbceli1Q Ii.
Sofe Gric 9nbnL ol3 gerooc cine
S%otomotipc raid bcronillbr. Ger
&opf mllr0c tbnt obgetrenlt, iicl oui
Den uaubfGnger" Der 2ofonrotiuc 1t.
blicb BORT olf ctltcr ldngcrcn Giitoni
licgcn. bis oic Woidinc @olt mod,te,
cin 1rnucnboiter Inblid. IS rpltroc
tonItutirt, Dob Der llnaliidlihc tiirs-
lid nltS elmer &cilonIiolt entlaiicli
iuor0cn ln0 Damn. neil er fcinc 9(r.
belt iinbcn fonnte. ldlpermiltbia &c.
luorbcn lpor. Gr biutcrlGBt cine So
milic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Snnsc Burden ais Trancnmorocr in
Sait.

Ercnton. H.-S., 3. Npril.- Ter
II Sabre olte 9crnlonn Saltpt uno
Der t6si0briqc Soiepb 9on5ncr, 9ci-
DC ms Srcntpn, mllrben bon Der bic
ligen Eoli5ei ouf bell Teroodlt Der
boftct, bel t~iir5lid)en Ticbcreicn in
@iibnerb0icn betbciligt gciueicn ST
iein.
Ga Die Toli5ei in grIobrung brad,
tc, bob 9nrl5ner Dor Ginger Belt IN
IallIington, go, no uni Salnitog
Srull Nrthonp aooe ernlor0et nor.
BEN gelehcn nor0cr mar, muroen Die
Burden cincm ld)nrfen &erbor MT
%terluorfert, lnb lie geitnnoen Elm, Die
Sral ernlnr0ct 5ll bnben. Gabel NAB
icoer Der 9cibcn Dem gnoeren Die
@%auptld)itlo bel. @ie lie lagell, iua-
rem tic nod) Dem Sollie gefomlllcn,
I'M Siibner ST itehlen. Gor einigen
Sobren bate 9on5ner bei'm Spielen
eincn onoercn &nnben ourd) eiue1
Sdlog oitf Den &upi getohtet. Sic
merben 5ilr gitslieferuna al Die 9e-
BORDEN bon Ecnniuluonicn ie%ltgebaI-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
llntcrbnnolnngcn inn @angc.

9tellc Gonicrcn5 5lpIid)cn @rltbcllbc-
Iitcrn uub &oblcngr0bern onQe-
bobnt. - Gbdtigfcit ocS ncltcn
Fr0iiOcntcn Der ollnitcO Minc
@orfcrS.
Sn0tonopoIi9, Guo., 3. N[pril.
- Cine mcitcre genlcinlomc GoniC.
rcl5 5luildcn ben 8rubcnbciiBcrn ms
Den 8rllbcnurbciterlt bon ,En0iQna,
Ohio, WeItcrn Yenniplpanio un0 ST.
lnloia Oilrftc bier 6luii0cn Dem IS.
mo y. Nprtl itottfinoen. ErUiiocut
{. &. SeruiS bon 0cn @rllbcnurbcitcrn
bat Iid NIT Den Orubenbeiibcrn ull0
cen @rubCnarbcitcrn Der bier Qrubelt
Stltrlttc III Gerbinoun0 gciebt, in.
oem CT lie cinqclu0cn bat, Tcrtrcter
3t elmer lnformcltcn 0oniercn5 am
llodltcn WontaG bicrbcr al ,lelt0cE.
IS Ioll Dies Gin 6ilblcr iein.
Gincm Sd)reibcn an Den ErGii0cll.
ten 5llfolgc bobcn bic 8rubcnorbcitcr
pQn McItern Gennipluonicn in i6rcr
hlc9rpodcntliden &criommllng einc
oem Yr0Ii0cntcn 6ecbnn m1tcrbrcitctc
N~clolution o1gcnommerL in melder
lie lid gegcn cine @elucglHlg sum
3pcde Der &icocrbcritellitng Der 5lpi-
lbcnltuotlidcn 8c5iebungcn IN Die
lem Sabre erfldrcn.
RrGiiocnt ScluiS miro oie ncllc
Notionol . Grctlttipc Der @rubcrar.
better luobriheinlih fir Sen 10. 9(pril
hicrNcr eillbcruicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Hrui. 3iiblin's arpec Infaabe.

Gbicogo, 3. gpril. = Groieiior
Charles 3iibIin BON Der 6ofultGt iiir
SpSinl : @iiienihoften Der llniperii,
tat bon Chicago, lit BON esrou Gliin.
Gu Ibams Sboiu benuftrogt moropn,
Die Scitung Der iid) ielbit erbaltenoelt
Settlement : Saltier III Bottom at
iibernebmen. Sic bot sur Sd)affung
hteIes Groicftes einen 5ono BON 81
100000 g%citiitet ulb ongebeiltet, oub
lie oieie Siimme nm $5,0O0,OO0 per-
mebren meroc. Sieie settlements
loaeu in ollen Sbeilen Der Stoot 90
lton unb ip1ter i'll ben 6obrifit1oter
bon MoIiad)uietts errid,tet meroen.
Erof. 3ilblin, obpohl Mmerifoner.
bat bon 1889 bis 1891 in Seipsig
So5iolt@ ilienid)aften ituoirt.
Hd5ir fttr'a MuSfoua hefurot fc Mnfws ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

ebc Der 8ciitlidc nit bent ltiinpfen
Sold)cnmclicr oic Scbncn burhidneis
cen fonl1tc.
Sieralf bro6te man ben befuliBt-
los 8etuor0enen in einen @oggon, no
Srm Nenner, nit ibrcm Sfleier gum
Strid geOrcbt, Die 9llitung bemmte
mo WeGittrid Worphin lino Strpf).
min pcrubreid)te. Sp1ter brodltc mait
zen l(ngliidliden in ein 6ieiigcs SD.
iNitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Vcrn, 3. NpriI. 49, Scr hiciioe
onlerifonild)c aonilll, SSonle$ Sciirp
&odle, lit noh longcrer aronfbeit &C.
Itorbcn. Nti Dem Eoiten in Bern
mar er ieit ApriI 1907 nad)oem CT
norber aonilil in @enuo qefpeIen.
Ser Geritorbene genob ais Gid)ter
rn0 Shriititellcr Decentralization Hui.
Sic Sad loQe in Sonti.
Garis, 3. gpril. Hadridtel
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