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The evening world., 1908-02-03
FIRE IN HELLO
STATION STARTS
HOSIERY SHOW
Display of Lingerie Along
Broadway Arouses the Envy
of a Press Agent.
CALLS OUT THE CHORUS
Starts a Rival Exhibition That
Startles Even the Sea-
5oned Firelnen.
CALLS OUT THE CHORUS

The band Of smoke-eaters who dashed
up the Rialto n response to an alarm
from Thirty-eighth street and Broad
way this Afternoon saw more varieties
OF hose than were mentioned in the re-
cent Fire Department investigation.
They also saw other things with spark
that they will mention them to anybody
but their wives.
The alarm rang out of the Thirty
eighth street Hello Central. where
there are sixty-eight girls employed
M one In the building knew anything
about a fire until the firemen arrived.
The automatic alarm under which three
red haired telephone girls sit had sud
denly developed a high fever and siz-
zled a call into Fire Headquarters.
Starts a Panic.
When the firemen came up the stairs
and saw the red-headei girls they let
60 their eStinguishers and that started
the hose panic. The red-headed girls
wore Scotch plaids and got to the street
first. shriekng Historically. Then
down came their sixty-five sister work
ers their lingerie dain;ilv lifted.
Blinded hv tho disnI.v .be sraner
shad.d +boi,. o,.as ~, h,,,,,a ,,o,,s,
tho ro,i. md, .ho ,,s, ,o,,, r,r,s Nd
Rounded ont into Six,v.si,b,b s,-ee,
ubere +h.,, NOV. r,at n,. ~, -.ser,,e.
from tho Ts,d.rloi, s,a,,or o,d tn.
nres. aeen, ~ rho .n,crarh.,oka,
T,.,.ra
That voi,pq man is not , a,o,, thinker
and h. fol, rish, ar.,y ,h., ho n.asn.,
Maid 70 allow a bu,ch ~ eidsv ,ale.
nhone yirIs "a throw ,he ho, ,hrnhs int
the Rislto on n mere false alarm Wa,
there not bevy OF beauty and galaxy
VI e'o' ,' 'Tus ems ,,.'sn S - '"e
-. =, :,
-, .,,,,
ravara,ians ~ hose ha u,orla g,va =, r.
-, ,',,,.,.
New SHOW ~ Hosiery.
All this went through his mind like
And befor, the last troop of
cantrsl ladies had .isplayed tn. latest
shades in mauve he was dashing
through the wings of the theatre cry
iry "Fire next door girls, Get OH,
oulck, Don't stop FOR wraps and pick
IN YOUR skirts, for its wet outside!'
The young man WASH, exactly truth
full about the wet part. In fact, i,
wasn't wet enough to dampen the sole
of a slipper. But the trusting show
Rirls took his word for 1t and waded
out into Broadway. In fact. they made
a ford of it, and what the firemen had
missed at the exit from the Thirty
eighth street building they were amply
rewarded for when the pony ballet
.,.,sd into the sunlight.
e,
one rre'"a" o"eoeo'
ore modest Young fireman was Sc
o,,-.,me that he swooned in the arms
oa,,r,ds, As his senses left hin,
=. ,r,,,,red Gee never knew they
-. ,an, en- long" One of the dlinti.
The evening world., 1908-02-03

A new Cabinet has been formed, with
Admiral Ferreira de Amaral as Presi-
dent. Premier Franco, whose dictatorial
policy had much to do with infiaminc
the spirit OF Anarchy so long active in
the kingdom. has announced his absu-
The evening world., 1908-02-03

lcontinusd On Second PsSsl
The evening world., 1908-02-03
RUSHING ICE HARVEST.

CATSklLl., Feb. 3.-Snow scrAp.n
~ tue American Ice CumpInss ne =
On Ca,skii CreeN and AT points up the
liver VAS carried On all Yesterday "a.
uCLLlc pay 10: Sunday work. Working
by lantern light men with horses las {.
night were marking and ploughing the
ice nelds: The ice is six Inches to one
foot thick
The evening world., 1908-02-03

'HSt'ilei loi IA" IN MS recent trial.
was at that time with the young mil
lIonaire.
Presently word came that Thaw was
coming. Evelyn Thaw opened the door
impulsively and stepped into the hall
woman declied in discarded campaign
badges and scraps OF ribbon ran a. ker
curs.nS. a lunatc who thinks ne is a
great acrobat was turning handsprings
IN n corner. The place was full OF
shouting. swearing lunatics.
Harry Is Sane, She Say-.
Evelyn Nesat Thaw slammed the
door aud fell back on sofa. wecpiaz
aystrrcally
Harry - =; sane as YOU IT l." she
50 ~, but he VII. 60 crazy /. they
iscp uirL Licked here VIII t.iese crea-
lures for another foriy-e sht hours.
would 20 crazy myself here. Leok at
:! - Il, oai, painted walls, Hear ths
p,cs9 ui tl1sc Lo,r ;en.lnt"i ncL and
women, It's horr D.e-hoT,.
Then she turned on O'Re!lly.
Mir O'Renly." she dem andsd Il
don't care what any one else GAYS
tell you to get that writ OF haoeas
corpus and save my husband from this
terrible place. In his nervous state he
will surely 60 man here. You must
get him out of here before it Is too
late
Attendant q: interview
When the former onorus girl had be-
como conccrted and had grown more
COMPOSED she was permitted to see
Thaw in tn reception room. T'hey were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
New Supply List.

Collector of Customs Stuart has
received a new list Of purchases to
be made by the tlreau OF suppress
and accounts OF the navy depart
ment. The articles embrace athletic
supplies, bunting, cable. kitchen u'eH-
sils. covering. pipe. maSn esia, pack
ing sheet. stationery, thimbles, Irvine,
wire. hardware. metals. pipe and nj
tings, electrical. hardware and tooiS'
paints. oils. etc. cars, box. lathes' en-
CINE. machine. holding, windiasseS'
steam. The bids viii be opened On
different dates, beginning November
10. 1908. ani ending December g.
1908 Schedules can be obtained by
applying to the collector OF customs
where the list can also be seen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
CONTRIBUTED s3,965.
Democrats q Virginia Send This
Amount to National Committee.

Amount 70 NaSsoHd' S0ul'uitSeS.
RICHMOND, VA. Oci. :S.-EtrSi'
MIA Democrats through headquarters
have sent sS,965 to the National Dem
oeratic committee fer election cx'
penses. Just how r:uch more aas
been sent ia Nations Treasurer Rid
der Is not known al this time, bat
he has received sonr money from
contributors who ( II direct TO
him instead Of to h"adQuarlcn.
The local Bryan and k'rn Club re-
cciycd a cheek from ;h'' Times Dis
match for being the club in the state
which contributed the largest sun 10
the campaign fund.
The meeting OF the officers ana
executive committee cf the Bryan
Kernl.aml club last night was devot'
ed to arranging some details for the
election next Tuesday. President Har-
wood announced that he membership
at this time is just tifty-'hree JOSS
than 1000 the annOHn" m"nt beng
received with applause.
4 motion was mai 10 r"g:cS' al
Democrats and memhcIs Of the Cinc
TO refrain from attending the meet
inys of the Independents. the Rrpub-
licans and the Tai, democrats, hut
the motion was quickly tabled aud
the ground taken that the advent OF
the distinguished visitors 10 this city
will have nc effect or the Democrats
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
ALONG the WATERFRONT
Os4 Three Hundred Thousand Tons
Of Coal Dumped This nonh.
PORTS sEsgh9 uAr Be BROKEN
Stormy Weather Conditions Interior
ed With Operations, Holding Yes
sells in Roads and Causing Shortage
Of Tonnaee-Another Nertheriy.

More than 100000 tons of coal has
ben dumped from the CHI Sapcakc q
Ohio piers during the 2S days of Thu;
month. and with three more days In
which to add to this total, 1t is eX'
pected that the monthly record for
the port will be squalled /! not ex'
celled in October.
The stormy weather conditions that
have prevailed during the month IN
.erfered considerably with The work
at the piers.
Over one hundred vessels were held
in Hampton Roads for days at time
on account of the high winds ana
heavy seas along the coast. and this
caused nearly all of the agencies to
be short of tonnage.
Another northerly storm broke over
this section yesterday, the high winds
being accompania by heavy down
pour of rain. which fell at Intervals
throughout the day and night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

soubrette. She will be heard In shs
forso, to bring him back and other
songs. Second on the bill Will DC
Samueis aud Company. who are billed
As adopts In catchy lyrics and dane
ing. Perhaps the biggest number on
the program Is the Cowboy and the
Lady" This Is farce comedy ana
l. said to DO one of the best repro
d, ctions OF this class yet shown mere
There will be performances at $50
and 4:20 O'Clock this afternoon ani
at 7:3O. $50 asd $50 O'Clock this
evening.
An entirely new program Is an.
nounced for the cameraphone enter
tainments at the Academy OF Music
today matinee and light.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
WANT MILITARY ROAD
Chambs, Of Commerce Director
Refer Proposition 70 Committees
fsoM otO Po|Al 70 WASHINGTON
Il is Behaved That National Govern.
ment Can be Interested in Idea
Assistant Secretary Hays Says Peo-
pie Here Do Not Ask For Enough.

A special meeting of the board OF
directors Of the Chamber Of Com
merce was held yesterday afternoon
for the purpose Of considering the
matter Cf endeayoring to interest the
national COVE rnmcnt in proposition
to build a military road from Old
Point to Washington. by way OF Rich
moad. The parks. roads and streets
committee. of which Mr.. }. Il.
Sprague is chairman was instructed
to take this matter up a. once anu
make report as soon As posSlh'.
Mr.. Ivan II. Wise was requested To
act with the committee and give such
assistance as he can.
Virginia has secured practically
nothing from the Federal government
in the way OF assistance in ROAD
building, and there are no military
roads in the stale. II IS believed
that if the proposition is properly
handled. a grcat deal can be accom-
plished
Assistant SECRETARY of Agriculture
Hays, when he was in this CITY
several days ago. discussed this qurs-
ton with local people, and stated mat
this section had failed to get many
things by not asking for them. nc
expressed the opinion that proper re-
q ,csts at Washington will bring re-
suits. and suggested that the matter
be taken mp by business and CONNER
cial bodies rather than by politicai
leaders or organizations.
Largely as the result OF these state
mcnts, the meeting Of the chambers
directors was held yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
VELLINES IS CHOSEN.
East End Firemen Recommend Ozark
Horse" For Position as Driver.

East End Firemen Recommend Ozark
Horse" For Position as Driver.
The East End fire company has
unanimously recommended c. c. Ve.-
lines son of Police Officer Vellines.
fer appointment to the vacant
drivers position at the East End sta
ton. This decision was reached
when the company met 10 choose b'-
tween George Faison and w. Il.
Smith, the two young men whose
names were before the fire depart
ment and water committee CT IN"
city council at the last meeting.
1t developed that Faison, not being
a qualified voter of the city, was not
eligible for appointment. Then tine
name of Vellines was brought up and
he was chosen for the position with
out a dissenting voice. The recon-
me n dation of the company will go
to the fire department and water COM
mittee. anu it Is expected that the
committee will endorse it and send
it to the council for confirmation.
Some time ago the committee
recommended W. r. Smith for this
position. Smith was put TO work by
the assistant chief, in the absence OF
Chief Stow, but 1pon the chiefs re-
turn Smith was replaced by Faison.
THIN the chief recommended Faison
to the committee and petition from
members of the company in support
Of the latter was presented. Smiths
name was before the committee again.
and i: was in the discussion that en-
sued that Councilman Boiling ana
Chief Stow haG their war OF words,
The committee decided, to refer the
matter to the East End company wi n
a request that the company formally
endorse a candidate for the JOB.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
TAFT AND HUGHES SPEAK
TO NEW YORK AUDIENCE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

heard only when the cheering died
down.
Mr.. Taft stood on the platform
with a smile of appreciation wreath
ing his round, good naturei face. AS
the cheering continued minute after
minute Mr.. Taft grew more serious
and tried to compel silence by holding
up his hand. but this simply caused
more cheering than ever.
General Porter stood beside the can
diLate and finally obtained compara-
i've quiet. Then he introduced Mr..
Taft az "our next President and the
cheering was resumed.
When it stepped Judge TAFT started
his speech. His voice was very
hoarse and he made his speech brief.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Killed BY Negro Boy.
nv ASSOC .<sH6 Sress.S

SAVANNAH. GA Oct. ,s.-While
sitting in a rear room in her resi-
dence Eve mites from Savannah. Ms
W. r. Terrence. vile Of an engineer
was fred upon and instantly killed
by Solomon Riley. a negro boy. The
boy was arrested.
This afternoon a party OF thirty
men bent upon Iynch!ng the negro
len Savannah by train for Pooirr
Arriving there. however. the crowd
found that the Ecgro had been
brought TO savannah bs Deputy Sher
~ K W. West Tho officers had con
cealcd the hoy Scneaih = laprobe and
driven him to the city In buggy.
: Riley - ia jail here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
SCHOONER WELLER SAFE.
Is Spoken by Steamer and Asks to
Be Reported.
INV Associated Press.l

INV Associated PresS.l
NORFOLK VA. Oct. 2S,~-1hS
Italian steamer Dora Delete. Captain
Nortell. bound from Galveston to
barcelona and G 'uoa. reported upon
her arrival here today for bunker
ccal, having yesterday spoken and
supplied with provisions the schooner
Henry Weller. Of New York. Captain
Lalslanchc, which sailed thirty-seven
DAYS ago from Jacksonville, Fla. Tor
New York. and supposed 10 have been
lost.
The vessel was of Hatteras when
spoken. Captain LaBlanche asked
to be reported az proceeding. The
ship was blown far to sea In recent
gales.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
MARTYR TO TRUTH.
So Declared Victim Of Assassins With
His Last Breath.

HOLLAND. VA, Oct. 2S.-"I am
diving for telling the truth are al
legged to have been among the last
words of Tiberus Gracious Jones.
aged fifty-two. a farmer, who Monday
was assassinated from ambush in his
own dooryard near this place. About
10 O'Clock. as he was returning home
from the station, two loads Of shot
and SO caIibre balls were fired Into
his body.
A coroner's inquest was held yes
terday but adjourned until Thursday.
when further testimony will he tax
en- OficiaIs are inclined to be reti-
cent. They admit. however, that
there are clews. but say the evidence
does not justify an arrest at this
time.
The murdered man had been an
active partisan in a pending Will case
in which a large som was involved.
but those interested say he was not
TO have been called again as wit
ness.
The will referred to in the above
dispaich is that Of an old bachelor
resident CT Holland Sy the name oil
Holland. in which $i0v.oe8 are said
to have been left. The heirs at Law
Of Holland are contestirg the legality
OF the Request. and the man who was
assassiratcd was ono who at a pre-
Iirniaary hearing of the case last
week, was called upon to give tes'i-
mouy. The question at issue was
whether he bad seen the will before
or after the death of the tcstatcr-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Wond

IAN Auto Heroine with its thrill
ing race scenes and automobile
sr,a Shups will be shown for the last
time a. Wonderland today matinee
AID night. Two good comedies never
shown in the city before. complete
III. program. Wonderland has shown
some very good pictures since the
new management took charge. and
they state that they will not only
maintain the high standard establish
ed. but will whenever possible bet
ter the offerings. A fine program
has been arranged Tor Friday and
Saturday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
KICKED az HIS HORSE.
:. c, Lenx Is Painfully HUT, But Is
e>oed without Broken Bonds.

Mr.. Frank G. LEM was Paihiuhs
Eur. last s!gkt ty being kicked oS
one of his horses in his stable. The
blow from the horses heel. striking
him on the lef thigh, knocked him
down and he had to be carried into
the house.
DR.. william Hoskins was summoned
to attend the patiently IN exami.a-
lion showed that no bones were bFok-
CT. bu, ,ha: th"re was al ugly bruisc
that would keep Mr.. Lenz at nome
from several days. al least
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Dreamland Program.

Fur the rest OF this week begin
Mug this afternoon, Drcam!and viii
offer Cooper and Wilson. song and
dance team. as its principal vaude'
VILE attraction. This team. which
has just com" from petersburg. IL
said to have made decided bit with
the audiences there. The second act
will be by Ralph Scalbury, talk ana
chalk artist" A new picture program
Is promised.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Mr.. J. F. Kinder, III New York city
who Is spending few days here win
MIR. and Mrs. W. s. Greene. paid a
visit 10 the po;iee court yesterday 10
see the original Justice Brown. MI
Kinder had seen Walter Kelly tms'
tation OF Justice Browns court ana
vas anxious to ste the original,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Mo New Cases Reported.

Since last Saturday no new cases
OF diphtheria have been reported TO
the health authorities, and at this
time only eight cases are under treat
ment In the city. Four Of these pa
tients have recovered, but they are
held In quarantine for the required
term of three weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
FINE RAspsERRIEs IN OCTOBER
Mr.. Wertheimer Proud Of the PRODUCT
Of His Boulevard "Farm."

Fine raspberries are seldom seen
around here in October, and fne rasD-
berries grown in this section at s"ch
a season are particularly rare. Hence
MIR. 8. II. Wertheimer is ve.y proud
of the product raised at his home on
the Boulevard.
From the bushes in bis yard Mr..
Wertheimer has gathered quan'ts
of unusually large, luscious red Der.
riss during the past few days. anc
the supply will be more plentiful sun
when a few more days have passed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
SHIPPING REPORT
Wednesday, October %, 1908.
Arrived.

Steamer Sif (NorD. Hermansen.
acknowledgements & Ohio Coal
and coke Company in ballast.
Steamer Dcrtmund (GerD. Malchow.
Hamburg-to United States Shipping
Company with import cargo.
Schooner Jane Palmer, Bowen, hos
tonic White Oak Coal and Coke
Company for coal cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
A Healthy Family.

Our whole family has enjoyed
GOOD health since We hogan using Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. three years
ego" says J.. A. Bartlett. of Rural
Route I. Guiiford. Naive. They cleanse
and tone the system IN gentle way
tbst dos yos good. CSC at All Drug
eista.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
SHIP NOTICE.

All persous arc hereby cautioncd
against Larbortng or trusting any oi
:ae crew q The German :. Dpr'-
nsund. Captain MaIchcw. nov lying a.
,hc e. 4 O, ny. Cos. wharf. a. no
debts cf their contraction viii BE- paia
by Master. GwnsIs or The 'n'tcd
siStcs Shippiag Company. AgeHs-
10 c.-St
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Vaudeville ano Pictures

Lewis and Lloyd. the song and
dance team at the Bell theatcr this
week will make an entire change in
their act today. The moving picture
program will include several new
ones, the feature being The Fortune
Hunters"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Calendar for Today.
Coat for Genfuegos.

The Norwegian steamer Haraic.
Captain Berg, cleared port yesterday
and sailed for Cienfuegos. The Har-
aid has on board Az tons OF New
River co:l, valued at about s12.5oo.
loaded by the Berwind- White Coal
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Sailed.

Steamers Harald tNoro. Berg. Glen
fuegos:; Lord Erne (Br.), Maginnls
Glasgow.
Schooner VIM. J. CULLEN, Quiiien
Chisholm Island.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
camersphone At Academy.

Three features are offered, ana
each one is said TO be very attrac-
tive. Heading the bill is Madeline
Lack, down ON the ILLS as genuine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

" you believe tina: your sto.c ~
a FOOD ono. don't allow your sdvcr.
Using 10 tclittle ths. belief
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Cleared.

Steamer Harald (Nor), Berg, Glen
fuegos.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

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hams Vegetable Compound re-
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Mrs. Matte Copenhaver, of 315 So.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23
TRYING on" Furniture.

When you go to buy a suit Of furni-
tllre nowadays in one Of our depart
ments stores you don't have to specu-
late rs to how 1t will look In your room
Q whether 1t, will fit in or not. AS
oon as taN, salesman sees that n par
tlculnr suit has met Your fancy he calls
for n porter o.. two and turns them
loose In II i tseScral rooms fitted up
around the main showroom. setting
them nj, work removing all the furni-
turc init. Illen the suit that you seem
to be haiaker!ns hftcr Is placed in ap-
propriatc positions in this room. and
yon can g at Il glance just how the
bedroom or parlor or dining room will
look II YOU buy that particular suit.
There are Il dozen or these smaller
ooms around the main showroom. and
as each n IS decorated in n different
It is easy to pick n out that
approximates the scheme OF your room
at home. Like many modern ways of
selling ~gopds-it Is expensive IN the be-
ginning. but It pays In the end. for this
plan OF showing goods seldom fails of
its Intended effect.-New York Press.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23
Toads' Matching Places.

Every tiny toad lays q s%tupendous
number OF eggs. \ scientist received
11,545 eggs from II toad. IL necessary
fertility. since the chances Of IN egg
developing into n toad are less than
one In n thousand. Within two weeks
after the eggs are laid the young tad
poles begin to appear and feed first
on their gelatinous envelope. Next the
Shiny deposits common to ponds and
swnmps are attacked. Steadily grow
the young wrigglers until their bodies
enlarge to the size of thumb nails by
the end OF June. The long tail now is
absorbed and the legs develop. They
begin to hop on the bank and dispense,
w to return save III the breeding
season. 1t Is ut the spring of the year
that the loads awake from their Win
ter sleep below the rocks and scrub.
They often have been literally frozen
stiff, but they return to life as healthy
MS ever and on tile first balmy night
migrate toward the nearest breeding
pond. Usually this Is the old home
stead where. they We're born, for the
toad is a domestic animal and will
travel Il mile or more for the sake of
returning to the place of its Matching.
Chicago Tribune.