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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
FAvoHS TIVE CHAM GANG.
Police Committee Thinks One Would
Paw In Hampton.

Tho poll" commission yesterday
adopted OIL. resolution recommending
;hc establishments NJ chain EanC
Tho commit r""uwm"nbE that
guard b. crrpl~vcd h. ~" month and
that Z tn. numh"r ~ prisoners docs
mt jrsrify ~" chain gang. II can y"
dcn" away With
Tn" Commiii"" purchased \ hiCy
u, f~~ tho poii"c Department
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

Tho stat" ovsf"r steamer comm"
d"rc NaTrv having "n hoard chair
man u~Tsrralf II" Secretary Wtik"S
wsihrWE sat" 8 rrfIr : W. H"t'
W. NcwhilI. ~ Nrrio HTu. I"~"r
Jam"s. ~ panvill~. and W. = 50
George Willow. of warWirk county
'carrc 'a'o Hanpt"~ wharf yoSi"rhav
afternoon. Tho party has h"~n IN
q short rru!zc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
CARROLL AND PATSIE SAM
GIVEN SIX MONTH IN JAIL
Jury Found Them Guilty Of Petty Lar
ceny and Not Of HOUSEKEEPING
as Chaw1cd in Indictment.

In tho Circuit Court Yesterday To-
enh Carroll. Young white hoy OF
Phn"hus. was tried IN The Charc" nj
houS' breaking. Tho jury returned
a verdict n petty larceny and fiS"d
his punishment at six months in III"
county jail and to nav fin" Of 5"
Patsic Sam. III" italian indicted a
an aCcomplicc Of CARROTS th"n Mead
ID guilty tn petty larceny and h" Wa
sent. need nv the court to sr"nd aiX
months in jail and paw a simi'Hr fin"
Srllv BARTON negro " rth W.
acuui'ted ny the jury Of the charge OF
cutting
Mr.. Fay s Collier represented tho
three prisoners and .Tudgr Fhgar +
Mont 1cuc prosecuted n" cases
Jarc .IC'cr qualified a guardian ~
Robert Jct"r. an infant. and John
Armfe'd was qualified as III" guard
ian q P"sSie Orrcll
Mr. William r. Iaw-nn. rFC"ntly r"
appointed tho oyster inspector Ot
ElizaFrth CITY county. has qualified
As .uCh fnr the term ~ two years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
WILL NOT OPEN MONDAY.
Little Play House at Buekr'e to Re
main Dark Until Monday. June I.

On account Of \ cancellation q: The
contract with the Baltimore Negro
ak" waIk'rs. the theatre az Buckrce
R"arh will not open for the TeaSon
now Monday night as has hren an
nCunCCd
Manager Bi"kfcrd Yesterday recHiv
n message from tn" walkers in
forming him that the organization
cannot -; hero until Mnudav might
Juno { and for THAI reason tho open
in. muSt hr DELAYED a we"k
Nh Rirkf"Td said Yesterday thai
b. intends to MAX" good every prom
! . Eivrn III" p"orl" for RnCsT"" th''
--Isnn and h" regretted that fh'
chang, Of thr hill WIS n"c""Sarv. IN
!, glad that N" ~mrany wired him
IN time 10 notify the general public
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
Mr.. Woods Brother Dead.

vs. Hugh s Woods \ cI"rk " ~"
Iuii's Cut Rate Drug store. y"S'"-
Eav r,.~ciycd telegram ann"unCin :
no Gcaih ~ t,s hrc'h"r. Mr. N"'vtn
Un-dg vhich n~r-urr"d IN WaShinr
ton Yesterday morning tn" - mains
viii n" taken ?" Petersburg TO-DAY '"r
hu-iaI and W Woods ici' last oven
,nr for fha' ct, TO n" pr"E"ui ~ IN"
funeral Tn" d~~"as"d wss - ars
old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
huet,Nr Sale

n Frrrilur- - The ur'hnu=" INT
SATURDAY. morning At ~ u'cl~~k "
~ T.ACKEY y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
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; Matters Personal
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MIR. Lawrence Cohn. OF Cincinnati
is the guest OF Mr.. Richard J. Pat
rick. In Locust street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

Mrs. G. s. Wooding. OF Danvill" /.
III" guest Of her brother, Dir R"nja
min ". Cabell. In North King stree
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE ON ~ ChvERN
WITH AoIbI~ y.IatS hridrr ard 'srrv
ing case Ont sI2sa Cost go o"
fTIsyNEs STUDIO. Hampton. Va
sz33G
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

4 vacation Is M a vacation wiihou'
Kodak. rhcynes S;udio has lust
20. IN hig assortment. & 22.@'.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
TALKED TO VETERANS
Rev. George v. Wray Says South
th)u|d Resent The word Rebel.
TRIBUTES TOR Lee AND GIANT

Orator Also Praises the Wearers Of
the Eiue-Defends the Position
Dead Decorated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
Eespected CcIored NSr Dead

IorriS Smith for -"verai wears -"
fauhfuI driver ri tho freight wagon
IF tho Newport News and p,6 r";n'
Railway and Electric COMPANY. and
a ccIorod man respected nv white ard
q lored people. dicd in his HON" :"
f,rdav morninc ~" was y m"Th"r
NJ IN" rcsr" Odd Fellow and N*.."''
and fravrS wife and Won chIldr"r
Funeral service. vii y" hold from
tho FTTS, CoIor.d Rap'is' church TO
morrow afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
Mo,ner 0, u cn.Ia-en Dead.

Mary Wrsnr o., var. old wife "'
Ri~hsrd Wrcru r0l"r" 7. dropped
dcrd ~ h"r hun'" ~ Ssw,"r SWamT
road "arly v"-i"rda, morning 81"
va ~, MOI hos ~ s"v"n:""n "h'lir"n
prsih vas duc - h"art discaE"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

. Take your prescriptions TO Haifs
CT Rste Drug Store. Ss5u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

Mr.. W. w. Woodward and Master
Fletcher Woodward left yesterday for
III" Eastern Shore TO join Mr.. Wool
ward. who with Miss Annie Wood
ward. Is visiting friends in OnanC"'k.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodward and Master
Fletcher will return to Hampton Mon,
day.
Mr.. ". r. Taylor will leave tom"r
row for Petersburg. where h" has
accepted n position.
Miss Laura Spratlcy has returned
from visit to Richmond.
Mr.. Charles G. M"ars entertained
the faculty of the Yves, End High
school and the members Of IN" grad
uating class In his home. in Queen
81 rcpt last night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

Take yoHr prescriptions 10 Hrrr
cst Rate Drug store. 52}-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-29
pUsAHQU PREPARATORY
MEMORIAL EXERCISES

The pupIla OF the PunlhoU Prepare.
torytory school held special exercises
this morning in honor OF Memorial
Day. Principal Fitz was In charge
and all the classes took Fart rs fol.
lows:
PROGRAM.
Memorial Day and It, Meaning.
2 Recitstlou--"Our Flag ........
Catherine Kerr OF the Fifth Grade
Q RecitatiOn--"How Sleep the
Brave ....... Emily MaEnOn
Ruth Harrington of the Fourth Grade
4 Song ySocond Grade
) Extract from Grafton
ul Henry Ward Beechlr Our
American Flag" .... Myrtle
Schumann OF the Seventh Grade
6 Recitation aud Song--"Thc Star
Spangled Banner" ......,......
Rccitations by Elizabeth Car.
ter and Genevieve Taggari of
the Sixth Grade. SOng-Chorus
of "Thc Star Spanglcl Ban.
ner." by School.
Oh say does that SHrSpansled
banner yet wave
Der the land of the free ana The
home of the brave,
7 Reading-"The Second Review
of the Grand Army" ..........
Marion Brown OF EiIhth Grade
Song by First Grade.
Rccltation-"Th Blue ana the
Grey ................ rs the
Pupils OF the Thii Grade
10 ChDrus-''Tho Rattle Ivlrp pr
the Republic" .......,.. Ny School
! II Flag Salue -. Led by Miss Brucc
II All join in singing america"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-29
JAPAN AND AMERICA
BECOME MORE FRIENDLY.

Toxic. May 2l.-Thc rapid progress
Of Amorican.Japanose diplomacy will,
II is believed here, quickly counteract
any Ill feeling that may have existed
between the two countries. There are
rumors that Japan will reciprocate in
n becoming manner Americas lead In
surrcndering consular jurisdiction in
Korea In recognition Of Japan's pccu.
liar position.
Japan has agreed TO the proposal Of
the United States Government that an
international conference he held in
Shanghai next January to discuss
measures for the suppression of the
opium evil
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-29
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES


prominent citizens supposed to be his
enemies. Among the men thus killed
are several rich planters well known
In San Francisco.
BUILDINGS costing more than $1,000.
600 will be constructed or begun In
San Francisco during the next few
months.
San Francisco fleet committee saved
$4,000 from money subscrib1l and will
turn over surplus to naval Y. NJ. c. A.
clubhouse.
Edwin Gould. president Of the ST.
Louis Southwestern railway, comes ia
California for the FIRST time.
Attorney c. II. Fairall threatens to
knock block OF" lawyer who accuses
him of attempt ut blackmai!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-29

Three fine residence lots on Pearl
city peninsula. Apply to w. Nj.
Graham. 9i2 Green st. 39ST-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-29
BILLS OF COST AMOUNT
TO ABOUT $4,000.

Bills of cost for about $50, 900 have
been filed by the defendants In the
suit of W. J. Lowrie against the Cas-
ties and Alexander & Baldwin. The
bills are MS fnllnMR.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-29
REPAIRING.

sper- suLLsTrn Aps. PAY -u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-29

suit against J. b. Regain. manager of
the Knickerbccker hotel IN New York,
for s2j 900. alleging that here feelings
were outraged to that extent when
she was elected from the grlllroom Of
the hotel March 3 last In company
with L. r. Thomas.
Investigation OF the Affairs of Cos
ter, Knapp & Co. of New York by the
receiver has disclosed the allegation
that about s2j0,0O0 Of securities be.
longing to customers witch weYe
owned outright by them, have been
hypothecated for margins.
The Rev. Ira ID. Williams, an timer.
ant preacher. who was charged with
mailing letter on the envelope ol
which was an inscription dcfaming
President Roosevelt. was acquitted by
United States Commissioner Hinsdalc
at Denver. Col.
Tamisuka Yokohama and Yasul
Matsni Japanese architects from To.
Sio. have arrived In New York foI
The purpose Of studying the construc-
ton of American theaters and gather
ing data for the Tokyo artistic ana i'm
perial thcater.
John Murray, the publisher, has oh.
tanned a verdict OF $4,000 damages
against the London Times because tho
Times accused the publishing firm of
cxtortion in selling the letters of the
late Queen Victoria at high price.
The London Economist announces
that Delagoa bay. IN Portuguese Ea /
Africa, probably viii be leased to tho
Transvaal as an outcome Of q confer.
ence recently held at Protorn.\
More thah 400 Siucors are expected
NJ the annual convention Of the Ma
uonal WHOLESALE Grocers' Association
ut Atlantic CITY. N. j., July 80.
thirty passengers who were on the
st. Pau' when II rlmmed the cruiser
Gladiator arrived In New York on the
Ieutonic. They say the sentiment In
southampton Is to blame the cruisers
captain go
y, Nch.Ia' oileiS issueu Ny uhe wal
,,op"'I niehL VI NuS',iis'oi' y. ~ az
w" "o'ul'is !" JIM pis'ui's' hot ro'iS,
h'u''i"s ''u WI" 'c'u' wv az o'''u
i""' We '"'''"'" '''''' '"e company
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!, " ia,, sona; se'Ie D"' I',I'o'
no 'a'"c' III ''"'"athP',n' u. H. nav
ns us,o," s'nn' tnv ii,o,y n'i,,'
''o"' oou'" N''''" 'o'oi"'"s MS 'i'o'"
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n'l 80 =, 'i'eNiS MAUI as',ia' III
, 49,, n,uuuil.s W we In,'.I.'. VI
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""'snt'' Eu"'r' rap, VI niiile,s
lnr ON tho ham, os thc c,,umct rive,
rcar TOWN Uc ,lr,rnnd tho rivcr an,
hrouurt mn ,hr bndy of man II m,
man was murdered his death was nc
complisbed by holding his head unde
water or Inv the use of chloroform
Otto w. Paulson. former member o
the Rockford Cll) CITY council Mead
cd guilty TO nm Indictment for brIber,
and was fined $500, He Is the tbir,
member of tho council TO Mead gull,
10 charges following an INVESTIGATE,
By the citizens committee.
Brazilian lieutenant falls 5000 fee
to death when balloon cpllapses.
Pope declines French scheme to hel
| aged priests,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-29

The latest and largest assortment
of handmade and painted leather
postcards in Hawaiian Views, Flow
ers and Fruits, at
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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-26

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-05
LAWS DRIVE
CROSS AWAY

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 5.-Be-
cause the Delaware legislature has
passed a law prohibiting the shooting
OF game from a motor boat In Indian
River bay, tributary OF the Della
ware bay. Lave Cross, the veteran
ball player, yesterday removed from
Millsboro. Del, TO Cleveland, his ma
tive home.
The bill, which was pressed through
the general assembly, was aimed d.
rectly at Gross.
Cross was accompanied TO Cleve-
land by his wife and adopted daugh-
ter. The latter will go to college. He
also took his carrier pigeons and nu-
merous other pets.
Cross, who Is an absolute teetotaler,
has been dissatisfied since Sussex
county, where he lived, went dry
last November On the day follow
ing the election he sent large num-
Der of carrier pigeons TO Buffalo. N
Y. for liberation. Each bird had a
tag attached to its leg reading:
please give me a drink; am from
Delaware"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-05
DETROIT COHORTS
PLAN To PULL
MANY WIRES

With the definite promise OF the
s., 900 guarantee demanded by the Am
erican Bowling congress. the Detroit
boomers pull out for Cincinnati. ready
TO enter the maelstrom or politics at
tendant on the securing for their city
the 1909 tournament of the association.
II is the first systematic EFFORT which
the city has ever made TO this end,
In spite OF agitations In former sea-
sons. The real long green will be in
evidence this year and the Detroit
bunch goes in shape to put up the
hardest sort OF fight.
Pittsburg Is the rival which viii
have TO be met, and, to a certain ex-
tent II VIII be battle OF east against
west when the balloting Is on. The
Pennsylvania city will probably have
as backing the solid support or the At
lantic States, but their numbers will
even then be far less than the great
army OF western bowlers with whom
the final decision rests. II Detroit can
secure the united support Of Cincin-
natl Chicago and Milwaukee, the re-
suit will be assured. II Is to weld
these cities into a solid phalanx that
the local men will strive by every art
known TO the professional politician.
Detroit will, contrary TO general Gus
tom. propose no candidate for the
presidency OF the congress--this in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-05
GOOD ROADS DAY
At AUTO SHOW

Detroit's seventh annual automobile
and accessory show which holds forth
at the Light guard armory all OF next
week will start something that prom
ises Il, be copied all over the country.
II is the first show that has asked a
commission TO make a good roads ex-
hibit and the plan is working out so
well that this booth promises to be one
OF the most attractive In the building.
Z Messrs. Hines and Murdoch, OF the
Wayne county good roads commission,
met with Manager McMaster yester-
day and completed arrangements for
20 feet of space at the show. There
will be photographs of roads that were
almost impossible In the spring. but
level and inviting in the fall after be-
ing improved by the state, also of the
worF at various stages, showing how
II a. carried on. Drawings will give
the measurements OF the proposed and
needed improvements TO the roads OF
Wayne county, work on which Is to
start just as soon as the frost leaves
the ground Trap rock as IL comes
here and in the various sizes used In
building good roads will be on exhibit
ton and members OF the commission
will be On hand to explain details.
Thursday night of next Xrek- will ne
good roads night. and Highway Com
missioner II. S. Earle, the daddy" OF
the good roads movement, will be on
hand TO make few remarks on the
subject
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-05
ZERO WEATHER
IS HERE WITH A
BLUsTRY BLAST

For this cold weather one needs
good warm garments, such as a good
Overcoat and Suit. Neck Scarfs, etc.
And just now John G. Hartz, OF 81
81 Monroe-ave., Is forced to raise
money on his large stock. His cred
itors demand their money. He is sat
isfied to sell the merchandise at a
great reduction to enable him to salts
fy them. The tight money market
brought this about and there are many
similar cases throughout the country.
The stock Il large and just what you
would consider up-todate in every,
particular. This is the third week
of the creditors sale. and IL finds the
large store with a large variety OF
goods on hand, In spite OF the fact
that thousands OF people from all over
this part OF the state have taken adj
vantage OF it's low prices. II Is alb
sofutely necessary TO sell everything
IN stock In order 20 meet the demands
OF the creditors, who must have what
the John G. Hartz Co. owes them. In
the meu'B furnishing department. the
goods are fairly being given away
Zero weather may last long time
and if 80 an overcoat that Is warm
and durable win be one long appre.
eiatedr bought at this sale. -espe-
cfafiy when they are sold nc SUCH exs
trsordinary low prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-05

NN a former occasion there appear
~ ed ON this page a sincere doubt
that Dan Kelly. alleged worlds cham
pion sprinter by the records. was real
<------------tly what he purport-
KELLY ed to be-the hold
-EALsE - ef-ef bona hde
ALARMr record OF 3-5 sec
onds for the lVo
yards. Since that time there has been
no event which has shown that belief
to be anything but we'll founded.
Though obviously In fine condition, the
possessor OF no bad habits which
would tend to make applicable any
radical change In his form. KELLY
HAS NEVER SHOWN TO THE
DENIZENS OF THAT PORTION
OF THE UNITED STATES LY-
ING EAST OF THE ROCKIES, ANY
SPRINTING WHICH HAS A TEND
ENJOY TO LEAD US TO CLASS HIM
AS ANYTHING BETTER THAN A
SLOW 1915 SECOND MAN AND
THE WOODS ARE FULL OF SUCH.
Kelly failed ANONYMOUSLY at James
town In both the 100 and the 220. Re
Gently ne has competed In two big In
door meets in shorter dashes which
his tremendous speed In getting on
the mark ought TO make easy for any
man possessing the speed claimed for
him. He has yet to win his qualify
ing heat.
FOR ANY BONA FIDE NINE
THREE MAN, A 40-YARD DASH
AGAINST THE DUBS NOW COM
PETING IN THE EASTERN INDOOR
MEETS SHOULD BE A MORAL
CINCH WITHOUT A BIT OF TRAIN
ING.
Mr.. Kelly is undoubtedly n broad
Jumper of great ability. AS Splinter
he has shown us nothing TO controveEt
the original view that a coterie OF a.
A. u. officials, anxious to secure a
"nine-three" performance to replace
the discredited mark of Arthur Duffey,
made the unsuspecting Oregonian the
victim OF cruel hoax, intended to de-
ceive the sporting world Kelly may
have been off form ever since the IA
nous race which brought him into the
limelight. But the sporting world will
have to have evidence OF some sort be-
fore il will believe that he ever came