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NEW FIVE-D0LLAR COIN
Countcrsinking Relief Adopted for
 First Time by Mints.

Washington, Nov, 5.--The hints at Philadelphia, San Francisco and Den yer to-day began coning new Ave- dollar gold piece. struck on different plan from any heretofore coined in the world IL follows an Idea expressed to President Roosevelt by Dr. William Sturgis Bigelow, of Boston. that, to permit the coins being piled to a uni form height, high or strong relief might be obtained by depressing tho design below the field or face of the coin, instead of raising lt above, as is usual in all coinage operations. The same design will be used on the Ntwo- and-a-half-dollar pieces, and all will bear the In God We Trust" motto. While never applied to coins, the coun- tersinldng relief Is one of the oldest forms of sculpture in stone.
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Brings Every Man of Cincinnati Commercial Club to His Feet Cheering Dec
 laration.
OUTLINE OF HIS POLICY
Obey the Law, He Tells Them, and Go Ahead With All the En- orgy in Your Posses
 sion.

Cincinnati. O.. Nov. 5.--Speaking to- night to the Cincinnati Commercial club, of which he has been member for fifteen years, William Howard Taft brought ever member of the club to his feet in his address, sounding the keynote of prosperity for the coun- try for tho next four years.
 Every business man who Is obey ing tho law may go ahead with all the energy in his possession; every enterprise which Is within the statutes may proceed. without fear of interfer- ence from tho administration wien acting legally; but all interests within the jurisdiction of the federal govern mert may expect a rigid enforcement of the laws against dishonest meth. ods," was what Mir Taft said.
 The speech which Mir, Taft delivered here to-nIcht created profound sen satlon among the business men of the city who are memebrs of tho clu, which gave him the dinner. They arose as one man to the sentiments Inc expressed Tho speech which was pro. ceded by expressions of friendship and neighborly felcitation on the part o' the distinguished guest was responded to with greatest enthusiasm.
 He declared "the indications are al ready apparent and the hopes which entertain are that the business com munities and the investors of bott foreign nations and among our peopl, will take heart in carrying out tn. great ends which have been protected and must be carried to determlna ton If the country Is to reach its full need of prosperity and business ac tivity"
 Business men are to he shown tn, lines of legality and are to be directed in keeping within these lines, whlcl
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TWO WRECKS ON B. & M.
Passengers Injured in Charlestown
 and Lowell Collisions.

Boston Nov 1.-Two collisions oc- cured on the Boston & Maine rail- road tonight and although three pas senger trains were involved no person was seriously hurt. At Lowell Junction a Lawrence Lowell train collided with d light engine, Both locomotives were piled up and several passengers were slightly injured The cars were not derailed.
 An express train from Troy N Y, was run into at Prison Point, Charles town, by a local train bound for Bel mont Thirty passengers on the Troy train were severely shaken up but no one was badly hurt The damage to the rolling stock was confined to one car of the express.
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Saw Manufacturers.

Beaver Falls, Pa. Nov. 5.-The saw works of Emerson Smith & Co.,, which has been idle or working only part time resumed operations in full to-day, The additional gangs of men were put to work on the big Pttsburg and Lake Erie railroad bridge over the Ohio river at Beaver The firr, that took the contract for & big addition to the Ingram Richardson Mfg Co.'S plant has begun preparations for work
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YESTERDAYS FIRE RECORD

0!32 a. n,---Box 227 ash bin ahre at Little orange and George streets, no damage.
 20 p, m,--Box 99; rubbish ahre in basement of Welch hall damage slight,
 592 p m,-stll, Company 8, same as box 29
 45 D m,--Box 21. couch alre in at tiQ at 1lS York street damage slight
 s43 F. m still. company { explo- sion ot lamp at 40 Myrtle street dam age slight
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MAJOR TILS0N AT IRWIN
New Congrcssman-at-Bargc Goes to
 Tennessee to Visit His Father.

Major John e. Tilson of this city, who was Tuesday elected congress- from Connecticut, left the day following election for Irwin, Tenn, to spend several weeks with his father, who is In failing health. The greater part of the trip he planned to make by water He will spend a few days i'll Nashville before going to Irwin
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
WEIGH HALL APIRE
Rubbish in Basement Burns and Causes Excitement in
 City Center.
ANOTHER ALARM FOLLOWS
Fifteen Minutes After Box 29 Rings Comes 27--Sccond-Alarm
 Scare Follows.

There was quite dose of excite ment presented to the center of the city about half after five yesterday afternoon by the sending in of two bell alarms of fire and one still from boxes located in the central section. The first call came from box 20 which is located at the corner of Temple and Chapel streets, and as It came In when the crowd was just beginning to como out of the stores to start for home the sight of so many fire com panies racing up Chapel street right by the green naturally created much interest and the crowd followed. The fire was some distance from the box, however, and 1t was in the basement of Welch hall on the Yale campus. Some rubbish stored there too near a furnace was burning and emitting was soon subdued however by the fire men. The still which came in just af- ter was for the same fire but as no one knew that at the time an extra company was sent out for 1t, making good measure. The damage was slight as the fire did not spread beyond the rubbish.
 What created most excitement, how ever, was the ringing of box 27 about fifteen minutes later, Those who did not count carefully took it for a second alarm on the former fire but were mis- taken The second call was for a small fire in the attic of 11S York street. couch In the apartments of J w Everltt in the attic of the build Ing was afre. The fire did no damage beyond the destruction of this article of furniture.
 lamp explosion in the tenement of Salvatore Maresca at 40 Myrtle street called out company last evening but there was little damage caused by the fire which 1t started
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YALE'S REGISTRATION
Increase of f42 Over Last Year-Big-
 gest Gain in Law School.

Statistics with reference to regis tration in the various departments of Yale university were given out to- day. The total is 3,44S as compared with 3,306 for last year This Is the largest registration in the history of the university, Everyone of the nine departments shows gain except the college, where there is a falling of of 40 of the total number of college students, being l273. The largest gain Is in the Law school, where the registration Is 42S as compared with 339 last year. The total number of professors and other instructors Is 402.
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HERE'S PROSPERITY
From All Over Country Comes News of Resumption in
 Many Lines.
STEEL, IRON AND COKE
Cotton. Thread, Saws and Railroad Supplics-Long- Idle Mills Go
 on Full Time.

Newcastle, Pa, Nov. 5--After being idle year the Atlantic Furnace, own ed by the Republic Iron & Steel com pany, is to he started. Work was be- gun today on repairs and improvements preparatory to resumption. The fur mace employs 9I5 men,
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Glase Bottles.

zaneeville, O, Nov. 5,-The fires in the Kearns glass bottle plant in this city were started to-day and work will be resumed next week. The factory had been shut down all summer. one hundred men will be given employ ment.
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Washington, Nov. 5e--Forecast for New England and Eastern New York: Fair and warmer Friday and satur- day. Fresh west winds.
 Observations at United States wealth. CT bureau stations, taken at ?. m. yes- terday, seventy-flfth meridian time.
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Pig Iron.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov 5.-Alabama
 iron manufacturers sold 5O000 tons of pig iron in the first 24 hours after the election and inquiry for a large ton mage is on hand The iron sold Is to
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WEATHER RECORD.

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CUSTOM DIFFERS HERE

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
SATURDAY GAMES Off
FOR FIRST TIME THIS YEAR
Rain Prevented Doubieheader on the
Casino Diamond Yesterday
Going to Cape Charles.

Rain prevented the. playing Of the
doublchcader at the Casino park
Yesterday afternoon between the
|Ncwp"rt News Athletics and the
New port News Independents and the
nint- Of the Fort Monroe Young
Mems Christian Association. This
was the first occasion this summer
that rain has prevented Saturday
ball game on the Peninsula.
Thursday the Independents will 60
to Cape Charles 10 play the nine
Of that city. A steamer has been
chartered for the trip and the team
expects to take about 100 fans
across the bay. Saturday the indie,
pcndcn,s will play the North End
team of the Peninsula League at the
Casino park. Following tina: game.
the North Enders will play the Ath'
letics at the Casino.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
Knit Straps for Baby Coach.

It Is quite q clever idea to knit
straps for the baby's coach. for they
may then be kept clean and the straps
may match the cover. Besides this.
they take little or no time to make,
for they are only about 20 inches long
and two or three inches wide. They
may be knitted or crocheted. SO they
really present many possibilities. Fin
ish 1t each end with q one-inch cur
tain ring. which hooks on to each side
of the coach. The best material Tor
the purpose Is q heavy zephyr. which
10 more elastic than the finished kind
and stronger. Sometimes the straps
are done in pink and white and blue
and white stripes. and sometimes they
are done In solid color. but, anyway.
the baby should have at least three
ssraps, 10 that they may always be
clean and always appropriate to the
color worn nj the time.
A bone crochet needle Of medium
size, or q pair Of fairly thick bone
knitting needles. should be used. %
that the stitches will not BE- too close
together.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
Oldest treaty.

The Oldest text OF real treaty ex'
tant Is that OF the convention between
Rameses H.. king OF Egypt. and the
prince Of kheta. which embraces the
articles of a permanent offensive and
defensive alliance. with clauses pro
viding for the extradition OF emigrants
deeerters, criminals and skilled Work
men. This treaty was drawn up In
the fourteenth century u. c.. and II
the earliest record that We have OF any
international transaction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

Many thin. pallid Hps are caused BY
,iehs lscing and the incidental impair.
men, OF circulation. or the inyarisb'e
practice which accompanies II Of com
pressing and stretching the lips tiGhf,
" over the teeth and gums.
To cure . double chin. massage
daily. using the following movement
Prom pcin; Of chin with open hand
press armiy downward. throwing the
head backward Al the same time.
Battle the cha and throat with cold
water
Unless . Cir! Of Is 10 extremely
tall or matron,y, the most becoming
couture 10 to draw the hair loosely
back from the face either b pnmpa-
dour fashion or parted In ~ mi1dle.
With Q braid down the bach ~ that
seems too childish Il would BE- vel Ia
coil the hair Loosely On Tie top Of
the head.
n you wear . pomrsdour try this
method after washing your hair b..
fore q 10 dry: Divide the hair across
from ear to ear. then comb the front
pcrs1ca bsck over Q coil ooaposed a
tissue papsr. FAstsa securely IN place
OfsA kssrvtss This viu give n Q
nice ~ses" and Q aics fun DompaAs0r
IN - u rsssk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
ARE MORE NATURAL
CHANGE IN STYLE OF PuFFs FOR
THE HAIR.
Building . Foundation Of Ones ow"
Tresses Improves the General
Efsset-Ths Latest Fashion.
able Dressing.

mo, puffs are not dying out in the
least" said q city hair dresser when
questioned ON this all-absorbing prob
lem OF the matinee girl. They've
grown more natural. that's all. Wom-
en- say they don't mind having people
know that they wear false pufrs. but
still they are giving up the stereo-
typed rows Of sausagelike pufs that
might as well have had the price mark
on them as far as naturalness goes.
"One way that this natural effect 10
gained Is by building foundation OF
pufls made Of ones own hair.
ITO pun the hair take small strand
and comb II out to the ends; then
rough the very tips Of the strand and
begin to wind the strand OF hair
around the two foreflngers until near
the head This will give smooth
puff II 1t is done in the correct way.
and even a small amount OF hair Will
make fair sized pun.
Five or six Of these puffs are
enough to begin to build the outer
layer on. There Is one thing to re-
member in dressing the hair In this
fashion, and that Is, that while the
puffs follow a decided line in general.
they are not fastened on in tight little
rows or in any stiff and regular way.
When finished they should look soft
and loose and the mass should form
a conical shaped knot with tendrils
and curls here and there to break up
the regularity that puffs alone might
make.
The number OF false puffs required
to make a fashionable dressing de-
ponds to some degree on the size OF
the head they are to adorn. Eight or
ten will usually give a good effect with
the average amount Of hair. In ad-
1usting them great care should be
taken to see that they do not look
heavy and massed. The end OF the
knot particularly should have light
and fluffy appearance.
"Pompadours are a matter OF taste
The best coiffured women regulate
their hair by The hat they wear. A
good many women are following the
English style lately. low on the fore
head and the pompadour wider ut the
side, while the top is arranged IN
three slightly marked sections. They
like the width this gives to the head.
yet avoid that huge effect high POM
padour always imparts. English hair
dressers are Offering some really
charming styles Of coiRures. which
have all the chic of the Partisan head,
yet suit the less piquant type Of wom-
en- they are intended to adorn. These
styles are becoming to American WON
en- as we'll. and they are copied ex'
teusively by hairdresssrs here"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

In the matter OF CLEMENT JAY
ROBBINS. bankrupt. in bankruptcy.
No $40.
To the creditors Of Clement Jay Rob
bins. Of the county Of Elizabeth
CITY. and distric; aforesaid. bank
rupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on thr
fifth day Of August. 4. a.. 1898. the
said Clement Jay Robbins was duly
ad;udicatcd bankrupt: and that the
6rs, meeting Of his creditors will he
held at tho officc Of c. Vernon sprat-
lev. in Hampton. Va. or the 18th day
Of August, A. D.. 1908. at no O'Clock
in the afternoon. At which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint q trustee. examine me
bankrupt. and transact such other bus-
incss az may properly c"mc before
said meeting.
Dated: Newport News. Va. Augus'
Sth. 1915.
mo. n. LOCKE.
Referee In bankruptcy.
Danic! Coleman. counsel for bankrupt
II
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MArriaas Ace Increased.

It Is generally admitted that the
marriagssble age OF women has ad'
vanced considerably of recent years.
Many a bride has long left girlhood
behind her before she exchanges her
vows at the altar, and there seem to
be few young men nowadays who care
to assume the responsibilities OF mar
ried life until they are In the financial
position usually associated with mid
die age.-Woman's Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
keene's Helmet Wins a Saratoga

keene's Helmet Wins a Saratoga.
SARATOGA. y. Y. August Is. -
James Il. Kcenc's Helmet easily won
the $lS.S9o Hopeful stakes. six fur
longs. on the race track here today.
He met and defeated Fayette and
Sir Martin. the recognized champion
2year-oId, and did IL In such easy
fashion that the victory stamped him
one Of the best of the YET. Al
though the Madden pair. Fayctte an.'
Sir Martin. were defeated. they ran
a grand race. each carrying l3e
pounds and conccding Is pounds 10
their opponents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
SALE OF VALUABLE, IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to a decree Of the COrpOr-
alton Court of the City OF Newport
News. Virginia, entered August LIST,
1908, In the chancery cause OF Old
Point Comfort Improvement Company
vs.. NJ. B. Crowells Executor ct al,
shall offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front of the
Silsby Building, at the corner OF
Twenty-seventh street and Washing
ton avenue, in the City OF Newport
News. Virginia, at II O'Clock IN. ON
Saturday, August 18th, 1908:
Cd All that certain lot, piece or
pa. Gel OF ground, situated in ,ne City
o; Newport News, V;.'sinia knGwn
and designated by the lot number
twenty-four (2I in block one huRdred
and forty-nine Q49) on a certain
Map OF Il part of the City of Newport
News, Virginia" which said map is
duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of the Corporation Court of the City
OF Newport News. Virginia, in Plat
Book /, page ;. This lot of land is
located on the East side Of Washing
ton avenue. between Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth street, and Is improved by a
substantial building. This said lot.
"a in block li9, is sold subject TO an
easement over a strip Of land front
ing on Washington Avenue, six Co
inches from the extreme Northern
boundary Of said lot - and running
back sixty (G0) feet, pertaining 10 the
owner OF owners Of lot twenty-five
t25) in block lI9 with an easement
over strip OF land Of the same size
on lot twenty-five (25) adjoining from
the extreme Southern boundary of
said iot twenty-five (25) and running
back sixty (60 feet. The said strip
making together twelve u2) inches
in width and running back sixty (so)
feet to be used as a party wall for
the joint use Of the owners Of lots
- and -.
t2) All those certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land. situated In the City
Of Newport News. virginia, which are
known and designated - the lots num-
hers twenty ,2oy twenty-one (2D and
twenty-five (22, in block thirty-nine
tse) on the aforesaid plat. The said
lot Il Is located at the corner OF
Twen;y-third street and West avenue.
lot - adjoins lot q and fronts on
Yves; avenue. and lot 20 fronts on
Twentylhird street adjoining and i'm
mediately hack Of said lots Il and %.
These Said lots. 20. 81 and - will be
offered each lot separately. and then
the key 10, tsoD and the corner lot
viii be offered together. and will BE-
knocked down at the highest price Tor
the aggregate.
All Of which said real estate Is des-
cribcd in the papers and proceedings
OF said chanccry cause and in that
certain dcNJ Of trust. rccorucd in the
Clerks once Of the said Corporation
Court In Deed Book -. page 2o!. from
VI. " Cru~ciI to the undersigned as
trustee.
TERMS: Oncthir6 cash and the
balance In 6 and - months. with IN
icrcst ~ 6 pr cent. from the date Of
sale. The purchasers bonds 10 hc taken
for the deferred payments and the
title 10 DO retained until fully paid
for: or for all cash. At The option OF
The purchaser. A cash deposit OF
scce xin ~ rcaulrcd of each purch
aSer nj such sale.
W. W. WOODWARD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
South African Agriculture.

II our colonial producers were awe
to their own interests. they would re-
fuse to be carried away by the specfous
arguments Of the high tariifists. Rather
would they assist in spreading the
vital truth that better methods 81 CTS
tribution will be far more efncacicus
than increased protection In putting
South African agriculture on a SOUND
fuotinx.-Diamond Fields Advertiser.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
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Americans Have Monopoly.
American manufacturers OF we'll
drilling machinery have a practical
monopoly of the business throughout
the world.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
stale Christian Cndeavor,

LEXINGTON, VA. Aug. l5.-The
State convention of the Virginia Chris
tan Endeavor Union will he held In
the Presbyterian church at Buena
Vista. Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, September 3. 10 and II.
Among the distinguished speakers
expected will be Secretary Shaw. OF
the United Society of Christian En-
deavor, OF Boston, Mass.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
WANTED.

WANTED-GuOD INSURANCE, 50
licitors Have a couple OF Districts
open for good, hustling manassfs
Apply to WIN. H. JbFFERl, Dls
trict Manager, American Assurance
COMPANY. Room 2 Darling Rids
Over Rohlkens News Stand. II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
Pirates Take Second Game.
fBv Associated Press.)

PITTSBURG, August Is. Pitts
burs took the second game from
Boston today by score OF TO z.
lindaman replaced Ferguson In the
Fourth inning. Dahlcn and Kelly
were put OF the field for disputins
with the umpire.
s,ora. r. H. +
Pittsburg -. O0120O0 0x--3 3 l
Roston 200O0000O2
Batteries: Maddox and Gibson:
Ferguson.s Lindaman and Graham
Time. 1855. Umpire. Emslie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

WANTED-TO PURCHASE A SEC
ond hand top buggy, cheap for cash
Address with full particulars, BOZ
%, City.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

WINDOW TRIMMER AND SHO"
card writer desires position. Al
present employed. bat wants L.
make q change. Address \. J. II
care Daily Press. ol'f'
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
health. not being able to give proper
care, will sell 8 year old driving
mare, rubber tire top buggy and
harness. Apply B. II. MORRIS.
25O9 Roanoke Ave. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

Results Yesterday.

Richmond. 0; Portsmouth,. 3.
Roanoke. 0; Lynchburg. &.
Norfolk, 0; Danville. . (called 10th
inning, darkness.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
Maps Trim Poor Old Yanks.

NEW YORK, Angus; II. - Tho
game between Cleveland and the
local American club lasted eleven
innings today and the visitors won
by score OF to 4. With two men
out. Rhoades made a three-bagger.
which brought Hinchman over the
plate with the winning run.
Score: r. II, r..
Cleveland. 04OOUO00Ol-5 10 :
N. York O1lO00 2O0O9-i IL }
batteries: Falkenburg. Rhoades and
y. Clarke; HOgg. Chesbro and Blair.
Time. 2:l5. Umpire. O'Loushlin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

WANTm-GOOD LIVE INSURANCE
solicitors for Fraternal Insurance
proposition. Gail at 2517 Washing
ton avenue for s. E. UNDEhHlLl-
S-14-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

FOR SALE-FIRST-CL RESTAU-
rant. well located and doing good
business; i'll health. Address" p,
this Office. S-l6-'t.
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National League


Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg, 8; Boston, 2.
Chicago. /; Philadelphia, 3.
st. Louis, /: New York, ).
Cincinnati. 2: Brooklyn. l 90 in
ninss.)
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r. II. +;
Results Yesterday.

HeU0St8 1esterUNy.
Washington, 3: Chicago. > Us in
nings.)
Boston. I: Detroit, 3 90 innings.)
New York. 4; Cleveland, > III in
nings).
Philadelphia. i: St. Louis. 0.