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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-23
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

So. so. The Iandmore Or
$50. so. 1913 Goth NV, Or
$3.50. The Phoenix, Or
$40. IS. .1I12 F nv, Tor
$50. 60. 1854 9th NV. Sr
$40. so. 1912 o NV. Sr
$1,000. .215 1st NV. Or
$40. so. III I'd nv. Or
$40. so. 1916 18th nw.1r
$40. .l4O5l1 l4th NV. Or
$40. 1904 18th NV. sto
$40. 49,. .S15 II NV. Or
$50. .432 9th NV. hall
$40. . Dol d NV. offices
$50. =. The Victoria. Ar
$40. 1852 Ingleside. Tor
$50. -. 1926 9th NV, Sr
sos. .4Ol2 9TH NV. Sr
S27 80. 222S Decatur. Or
27.5O.l1S W'ld NV Or
s25.j0.1765 W'ld NV .5r
SO. so. SOS Shepherd, Or
So. 50. 404 shepherd. CIR
SIS. 1927 French NV .6r
So. 500 9th NV. or
S25. 1919 ID NV, Or
Sc5. $40 Quincy NV. Ir
s21. The Cumberland Or
S2J. :. .32d st. sta, dwg
So so. 80. .614 G ne. Or
So. 50. Cumberland, Pr
500 .55.....T16 F sw, Sr
$3.50. ITO 22d nv, Or
$40. so. .627 + NV, 2fl
sol. .02la I'd Sc, Or
$50. The Terrace. Ar
$50. "a p NV. 6r
$50. .614 y ] av NV. Or
500. ..10O2-O4 9th. shop
$3.50. lips 10th NV, Ar
$3.50. $500 nth nv. or
$3.50. ..2431 " NV, or
yin. no terrace, Sr
SIS. 1891 Sth NV, Or
$3.50. 43S r l av NV. Or
SIT. 40. 1724 NJ av NV Or
$3.50. .6101S Sd Sc, IT
$3.50. ...144 II NV, 6r
S15.D.142 Dist NV. 5r
SIS. 40. LOG NJ NV, 5r
SIS. .946 T NV, rear sta
S12.75. 800 Mass av, hr
$3.50. .524 18th Sc, Or
5000. 1902 y ] av. Ar
$40. 40. 1922 l. NV rear, 4r
$40. 40. 1922 Half Sc. 6r
$40. IS NJ sc, Ar
perty for rent send for
'ulleti1.
NJ & HENSEY CO..
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FOR RENT
90 Sd st. ne. Tor. and bath. ......... $32 90
1907 Marion st NV, ST. and b. .$27 30
227I Sth St NV, 6r and water. .......$ $50
Die ST. NV Sr. and water. ...... $50 80
11oS Goth St NV, 6 large rooms. SIS 90
6o7 X sw Ar and water. .$11 50
$40 Lettie St s.w, Ar and water. 50 90
1904 s Car. ave Sc. Ar. and water. 80. s.. 30
Flat rooms 124S Bladensburg road. 5000
f. W. MCINTYRE, 224 c NV. Apply between
Q and IL mornings, phone NJ. 55S1. between
Samn bours Sa1S-ff
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$500. ..21St NV. 14r.fur d
$50. .1G3S 10th NV. lar
$125. 1881 18Th NV. l9r
Sl25. The Marlborough. Or
500. 1925 oath NV. 12r
500. ...1310 @ NV, Tor
$10O & $50. .1H1 18th
NV. Tor
SIS. 1920 18th NV. Tor
$15. . NV. Tor
SIS. .4I2 Pa av NV, sto
$40. .204 + NV. 1gr
$50. ISL Adams Mill
road. 10r
SfsJ 1011N II av NV, l2r
$50. 90. 1924 18th NV. 11r
$50. 1900 oath NV. Tor
SEQ. 1925 l4th NV, 12r
$50. so. 1926 V NV, TT
500. 20. 1929 X NV. 1lr
$50. 65. 2211 Wash cir. Or
500. 10. .I016 ODD NV, Or
$50. 1856 18th NV. or
$50. 1924 18th NV, Tor
$50. BIT 18th NV, or
$50. l743 kilb'nc NV, Tor
$50. .3oI2 18th NV, 13r
S4S. %. 1921 X NV. Tor
$40. IS. 1923 18th NV Or
S45. The Pehbleton, Or
S45. The Victoria, Or
S45. The Wyoming. 3r
$40. The Marlborough. 3r
S.. 1921 VI NV. sr
$40. Is. 1912 S NV. 11r
$40. 30. The Miller, 5r
$3.50. .7O5 9Th NV. Sr
$3.50. The Rrunsw'k, Ar
S41. 05. .S21 10th NV. Or
S-.413 Mo av NV. 16r
$40. 60. 1888 T NV. Or
$40. The Marlborough. :ir
$40. The Milton, 6r
$40. The Kensington, Or
S3S. 10. 1927 Ore av. 10r
S37. so. 1858 9th NV. Tor
$37. so. The Iandmore. 5r
S-Forest Glen. Md. 12r
S7. so. The Phoenix, Or
S31. 80. 1898 Q NV. ar
S35. 60. zoos 22d NV, Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-23

COLORED TENANTS.
1885 NV, 7r, b.. .35. 90 635 Acker ne, sr b. % 80
1888 NV. 1r, b..30.O 90 400 14th me- Or, b. 20 90
1883 Champlain av. 1926 Kirby NV or b. is. 80
Or b. $50 as Irving, 4r, bis 20
$3.50 Center Or. b. $3.50 1923 Half sw. 4r.l0. so
1920 18th NV, 7r b. % so
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DIR. L. s. HOLSON.-SPECIALTY RHEU-
matism. catarrh throat and lungs; disease of
the nervous system. skin. stomach, paralysis.
dropsy and face blemishPs pimples. superhuous
Se7-30t'.6
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FOR RENT-BY q. F. S
400 n Cap. Or, b.32.0
1884 Tth NV. 5r, b.30. 90
Ole s NV, ID, 5r. b.3O. 90
III 18th NV. Ar. b.. 30. 90
1922 9th NV. 1n.5 .b27.50
20S D NV. Or, .2f. .27.5O
1884 N J av NV, 5r, b25. so
Lafayette. Or, b. rs. 90
1916 7th NV, 5r. b.22.5O
eel2-ff
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FOR RENT-COMFORTABLE HOME IN NV
.13 st. o rooms and BATH furnace heat; re
duccd TO $3.50.
wlILIGE, GIBBS g. DANIEL 6o3-05 18th.
se.r3-3t
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APARTMENTS.
The Geneva, 18th and U, No. 5, rooms
and bath. $4,000
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AUL CO.. 7TH & L N. W.
2l13 14th NV. r.b.22. so
I'LL 4th NV. 5r. b.21.b0
400 N Cap. Ar. 81. 20. 90
POT r NV, 3r. b....17.50
1870 7th NV. 3r. 2f. .17.O0
1913 Fl ne. Ar. b,3n.15.5O
GIG La av NV. Ar
b, I'd floor. rs. 30
41S o NV. Ar. b. 1880
2034 It'll NV, Or. s.. 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-ON CAPITOL HILL OR THAT SEC
ton, apartment of or rooms, furnished for
light housekeeping state terms. Address L.
II. H.. Star office.
BY LADY AND DAUGHTER BY OCTOBER l.
for winter months. furnished bachelor apart
ment; two rooms and bath: Conn. ave- line:
northwest; state terms and location Box 257
Star office.
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FARMS.

WE HAVE ALL SIZES, LOCATIONS AND
prices in farms and suburban homes some I'M
usual bargains easy terms; specialists in
country property.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY.
se2o-3t l4O1 n Y ave- NV
FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE. WELL, KNOWN
lower infield property Weser's farm, in ST.
Mary CO.. Nd. on st. Patrick's creek, mile of
shore front on creek Suitable for bedding
oysters. Farm contains about 155 acres. main
house, tenant house and Groom cottage and
farm outbuidings. Convenient to stores.
church. school and summer resorts; 90 acres
Of fine woodland: balance of farm under cult
walton. Completely fenced. An ideal farm in
every particular. which must be sacrificed al
once Offer wanted. Address f s. CUM
MISKEY. MD. 1912 L st. NV, Wash, d. O.
seq o. IL l6 10 %
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Several desirable Groom houses, northeast
southeast and northwest; $3.50 to $3.50.
s-room houses, central northwest and on the
Heights; $3.50 to $3.50.
And several very desirable large houses in
all parts of the city.
Further particulars application.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. 104 18th NV. NJ. 2346.
Sp23-ySSa ct
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FOR RENT-151O ST. NV; ROOMS AND
bath; large yard: best location; near 14th st
cars and herdics. Open all day. se23-3t'
FOR RENT-ONLY 500 so MONTH
TT AND I21 GIRARD ST. NV.
Splendid Groom and modern bath semi-de.
tached house: fine cellar: furnace heat; front
porch; convenient to cars.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1903 ST.
se2o-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
coektalIs Der Hia robaceo.

Barkeepers. when they become con.
fidential. usually tell good stories says
the New York Tribune, and he is n
novice who does no, carry bar secrets
under his jacket and who does not
know stories about the mon who come
in ito see what time 1t Is Nov.
there said white-nproned total alb.
stainer member Of the profession
pointing TO n tin box on the glass
shelf. lis one of my regular customers
this tin box" In answer to the look
of inquiry he said: 1T belongs to a
man who never takes drink, but who
smokes lot of cigarettes. which no
rolls himself. Every little while he
gets box full of some particular kind
of tobacco and comes here and orders
a cocktail of his own invention. He
empties the drink into the box.
watches the tobacco absorb 1t: then
hands me the box, which keep till
hc returns in the evening and takes
It home. No cherry goes with the
cocktail, and although I've never
known the tobacco 10 curl up and find
fault because the drink was too dry
or too sweet. mix IT as carefully as
1 do those for our crank customers"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29

were sitting near the state. threw Il
number of leinbhs 1T The jurymcI
During The finale several of the jury
men gathered up the lemons ANA hurl.
cd them back nj the mer who had
thrown them on tho stage. Ali this
naturally irritated some of the per-
formers and dctractcd from the en-
Joymcnt Of the opcra.
All OF the boxes were oscup ., Icy
parties and practically all OF TIC at
ON the lowcr floor were taken The
balcony was we'll nllcd ana h 80
crowd WIS gathered in the gallery. A
handsome sum WIS realized by tho
Joseph Charles Memorial Guild, anu
it will be devoted 10 maintaining lnc
ward at St Francis hospital Tor W.
men ana children who are unable 10
dciray hospital bills.
Mr.. Edwart 4. Rcmick. director II
st. Paul's Episcopal church choir. was
TIC musical director for the produc
ton, Mr.. w d, Burris was stage man
aser and Mr. w. Spencer Henley W.,
bus ness manager.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29

Is Just as bad But think they will
eventually give in when they realize
how determined ! am. 1t is very hard
10 have no one understand me-" she
concluded plaintively.
u think that such person as you
would be in great demand out in Grip.
Pie Creek" began IIobson artfnlly.
"fou could visit the hospitals and iails
and teach in every misslon Sunday
school in town IL You will marry me.
do not want TO Interfere with any
OF your pleasures"
Pleasures? They are duties. And
! moan TO show you all that there is
something in life for woman besides
marrying
How beautiful she was. Hobson
marvesd ut the blue of her eyes. and
the shining richness OF her brown
hair. 1t WAS with difficulty that he
RETAINED from taking this new won.
an in his arms in the old-fashioncd
way.
Allie had been in a chronic state
os riding hobby without curb or
bride ever since her return from Vas
sar. She gave readings and reclta:
tons only 10 prove the capacity OF
woman for independence Her father
WINS Clitton's leading citizen. 80 there
vas no want of money, bat Miss Bow
, en- would not accept penny she
did not earn. She looked on men ms
creatures 10 be endured and freely do.
i;Huhced love rs a delusion and mar.
-'ase as Il mistake. binding people to-
scther so as to have double Misery
and hardship and only n single chance
/ 70 rise,
Her father laughed at her good.
rattuedly; her sister Henrietta said:
ION will go, over II In fcw p1onths.
wait until Pnb Hohpon comca ont oil
t1c west. The girls wore perfectly
wild about him last year."
Robert lIobrcn was not man Win
was easily daunied, aud lie had no.
weathernd $50 strikes II Cripple
c-ee'1 without learning a little dinlo-
acy, But tho training Of four ye9rs
las not 10 he broken IN IN Tow days
r"r weeke. as he discovered. And Ire
! ncx, month lie went hscl; to Colorado
a!cHc, IN anything but a cheerful
fr3me % mind
Allies 'Rihos eyHosiulotel mildly
luce os twice. aaf hoT SISTER Henri
eita leaiuFed her scundiy. fcr sh.
knew ,hGt il was not cyory day tn,
/ nc rIght man fa''s in love with a sill
lfenr;et'a's hapdscme young hus
iand. hal closed His eges fpretcs on
tia wclli dgrins TIC spling ime oI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
Shooting a Bird.

In ono OF the marble Quarrles OF
Italy. where dynamite is used for
blasting, hoy 10 years old. who got
hold OF an cid pistol, took aim and
fired at a bird sitting on the roof of n
shanty. Within the shanty was stored
a large quantity Of the explosive mon.
toned. and the boy miasod the bird
and caused an explosion that killed
five men and crippled seven. lie him.
self was nearer the shanty than any.
one else, and yet he received no in.
Jury. He didn't mean to do II. OF
coufse. but he will probably be locked
up all the rest of his life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
GOOD, BUT FAIL TO WIN LOVE
Why Man of Sterling Worth Is Seldom
Favorite of Women.


Men who lack popularity among
women are prone to say 1t is because
we are attracted by the worst side of
mans nature" remarked matron
who thinks. 1.-THE man who knows
himself to be steady and loyal above
small weaknesses is likely to become
rooted in that belief when he gees
men he knows to be below him in
worth walk off with the matrimonial
prizes. He thinks the woman who
marries n wild chap does so because
OF the wlldncss. It's IN spite OF t.
The chances are that the wild young
man takes pains to make himself
agreeable to women. He studies their
likes and dislikes and always pro
fesses, whether he feels 1t or doesn't
profound interest in their health, their
whims, the fit and fashion of their
clothes and even the welfare OF their
pet dogs. Now. the man of sterling
worth, as he likes to be called. Will
not condescend to court favor in those
little ways. He Is convinced he would
make good husband for any wom-
an, He knows he Is honorable, indus
trious and purposeful. and he thinks
those qualities ought TO suffice. But
they don't. And the woman, repealed
by his indifference to hor In tiny
things. turns to the microscopic devo-
tion of the other. forgiving his Wild
ness for the sake of his charm"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
De!ied supcrstitIon.

Few people viii have had the cour.
age to sit down 10 at table for tho
greetings of new year. But five.and-
fifty years aso Lord Roberts was ono
OF the 10 who sat down to dinner
on New Years day at Peshawar.
Eleven years later-t though most OF
them had been through the sind,an
mutiny and half of them had been
wounded they were all alive. And
Lord Roberts is still very much alive
london Chronicle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
Doing Their Duty.
scorcn of Newport News Readers arc
Learning tho Duty OF che
Kidneys.

| TO filter the blood is the kidncya'
duty.
When they fail TO do this tho Kid
noys arc sick.
low:
Urinary trouble, diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure thcm all.
Newport News people endorse ou,
claim.
Ms II. i Taylor, living ut SIG
Twcnty-scvcuth street. Ncwport
News. Va. says: 81 have used Doan's.
Kidney PILLS and they uro without a.
doubt n reliable remedy for tho kid.
ncys For some years anffercd from,
u disotdcred condition of these Dr.
cams MY back was very weak and
ut times was so painful that could
SCARCELY drag myself around and Mt
tend to my household dutica ! could
not rest well at night. MS no position
ass,lnicd scomed comfortable.
dootored and used many remedies hut
nothing gave ME relief INIT! my Al.
tcntion was called 10 Doan'B Kidney
rms ana | procured q box at A. u.
Y. Nlors Drug Store. | used tllem
as dl cctcd and it gIvcs me nlcaaurei
To- state that the whole trouble dlsap.
ncarcd | layo had no return of il
since, and gladly recommend the rom.
cdy that cured me-"
For salc by all dealers. Price 80
cents.
Foster Mllnm Co. Buffalo, Now
Work. sole ngcnts for The United
States.
Rcmcmbcr tho name poans--and
take no other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
Allies
A spira alton S
Copyright. by Daily story rub. Co,
BY Anna Heiiman

Copyright. by Daily Story Pub Cos
no, Robert" Allie snid decidedly
81 cannot give up my dreams of ycays
Neither of us would 81 happy
But" lIobson persisted. Il ann will
ing 10 run the risk"
"But am not" Alllc returned NTH
spirit, besides. wha, IN iSnominiuas
end II would be to all my aspirations,
and all my hard work al college. for
me to simply get married"
No pen could describe the scorn
which she throw into those last two
words.
YOU surely would not forget Your
Latin and Greek any sooner simply bo.
cause YOU married, would your Hob.
son argued, Il fail to see how matrt-
mony would interfere With any OF ycur
aspirations"
II tell YOU | will never marry; | am
gcinG TO try and mako the world hot
ter for having lived in IT," returned
Miss Bowen. grandly.
Don't you think It would be only
fair II you were TO tell mo something
of your plans?" MIR Hobson contin-
ued presently. You have never even
given me an outline OF your aspira-
TONS
The Girl looked at him suspiclously
but his facc was perfectly grave.
Well" she commenced cncrgotical,
ly when first went to college l
did not think any moro about sucl,
matters than other girls; but In a yeac
or two commenced TO sec what n
useless life had always led AS l
saw what nobility there was In Tho
lives OF the distinguished women met
at our receptions and reunions, my
brain and mind expanded. and then /
learned that | could never settle down
to commonplace life again. thought
1t MI over carefully. and wondered
VIVA, was meant to be for, | wished 10
mako no mistake, and concluded that
II was my duty to 70 and help nurse
our soldiers in the Filippines. But the
war was ended before Ind secured
pnpa's consent. and now really feel
that ii IN my mission ,o so and teach
these poor ignorant Filipinos; but
papa absolutely refuses will not listen
to such n proposition. and Henrietta
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
SHIPPING REPORT
Tucaday, April %. 1908.
Arrived.

Steamer Nassovia (Gcr.) Duggc
liamhurs-to United States Shipping
Company in ballast.
steamer Falls Of NTH CBr.) Pat
'crson, Shiclds-to New River Con.
solidated Coal Company in ballast
steamer Blue JacNot CBrD Palmer
Fort Tampa-to Chesapeake &. Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker
coal.
steamer BAY City, Ilccnc. BOSTON,
10 White Oak Coal Company in bal
Bargc baroness from Boston-tc
White Oak Coal Company IN ballast.
Barge Badger from Boston-io
White Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
Cleared.

steamer Rotterdam tBrD Dunstan
Norioik and Liverpool Furncss
Witty & Company. ltd.
Steamer Dunkclh (Br) Irvine. la
vana-Bcrwnd-Whitc Coal Company
steamer Blue Jacket Dr) Palmer
acknowledgements & Ohio Goa
Agency Company.
Barge Florida for Providence
Chesapeake e Ohio Coal ana COX,
Company.
Barge Ncarchus for Providence
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal aud Cox,
Company
Barge West Point for Boston
Smokeless Fuel Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29

the meeting, and thc hall was well
iillod With members ana friends of the
club, practically all of whom are yot
cS in the Third ward. Meetings will
be hold each Tueodny until after the
primary. aud all Democratic candi-
dates for once arc invited To uucnd
and deliver addresses.
Ancug the announcements made
last night We're the following: w, C.
Harris nlJ G. ", Whitley, for the
commor council; l.. c. Shields for the
board of aldermen, r. G. Powell. G..
w. Blick and l. c Totcol for dele.
gates TO the state Democratic convcL-
ton.
a delegation of citlonsz called upna
Air llarrls At his homo yesterday ana
urgcd him to announce himself as a
candidate Cor election to the com
mon council.
Next week. real campaguing will
hngm all over tho city. 'rhc candi-
dates will not he especially active un.
IN after All OF The notices have hucn
filed with Secretary Noteworthy, of
tn city committee, Saturday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
More Coal for PACING.

The lfg British steamship rails OF
NTH. Captain Patterson. arrived in
port yesterday from Shields to load
about COCO tons of coal for the Pa.
ciiic. Her destination is yet I'm
known, but she will take the cargo
to one of the naval coaline stations
in the Pacific.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29

their liveR. and although olcctlns to
:sa"ei iife's Journey henceforth alone,
she desired fof her sster the happi-
ness that had been hers for 80 brief
period
After Roberts departure Allie did
not appear 10 flni the usual pleasure
in her various fads. Somehow they
seemed less important than formerly.
and her plans for remodclng tho
world were in danger OF falling
through when ono day as she returned
from delivering lecture on Higher
Ethics before the LadlcA Aid society
her father entered tho room with a
newspaper in his hand and ASKED her
IL she could he brave.
lnstlIctivcly her thoughts flew to
Robert, and she held out shaking
hand FOR the paper.
II contained short article with
glaring headlines. telling that the
mining camp of Cripple Creek, Col,
had been almost entirely destroyed by
fire. Several lives had boon lost and
many lay al the point OF death.
Tho fire department hud proved in
adequate 10 contend with the flames.
md the miners had turned ont bravery
10 help. One, the superintendent of
the Anaconda mine. by the namc Of
Robert lIobson. whilc trying to rescue
some children from the second story
OF tho Palace hotel. had fallen through
and WAS carried out almost llfelcss.
That was all. Not Il word to tell
whether he died after that or not
My God. save him and forget MOI"
gaspcd the girl, sinking to the floor
and burylng her face in the couch
A momen, later she WAS on her
feet again; her eyes heavy. miserable.
but rcsolute.
Father, ! am going to start for Col.
orado tonight! If you cannot go with
me. Henrietta wlll!'
And Henrietta did In few hours
they were in Pullman on west.
bound train. They left it for n stage
at picturesque Manitcu on tho morn.
Ing of the third day, but Allie had no
eyes for the grandeur of the noun
tains; the long journey was tragedy
to her.
All day long the stage. going a, q
moderate pace. bciltting tic severe
grades Of th& primitive road. literally
climbed into he recosses OF the Rock
les; travcrsed deep canyons, and
clung TO narrow shelves cut on tho
side OF the rocky barrier. Toward
evening ii dashed noiaily down the
side OF steep mountain and rolled
Into charred, hlackened smoldcrlng.
forsaken-looking place, with only n
few isolated cabins left TO mark tho
once lourishiDg town OF Cripple
Creek
In the tent which served for tho
stage office. the slsters learned whcro
the invalids were being cared for, and
tlilther they went. When they
reached The entrance of the shack Al
lie sank down on tho rough step. II
cannot go another step, Henrietta"
she said.
1t was not necessary, for Just Mt
that moment the door opened, and on
the threshold stood tall young man
with bandaec across his forehead,
scar on one cheek. and his right arm
In sling--a pltiful-looking object
truly
Allie sprang to her feet Bob"
she cried.
Henrietta strolled away 10 inspect
the ruins.
Dearest iiobson said, when earth
and heaven had once moro assumed
their proper relationship, your aspi
ra;ions viii be realized after all. 1
am badly in need OF nurse. and as
soon as I'm able To travel we will
take Henrietta with us and visI; the
Philippines-on our wedding trip. you
know"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-29
Primary Campaign Activities BGgIa
In Tasl End as Usual.
CANDIDATES make ANNOUNCEMENTS
Meeting Of tho Third Ward Demo
cratic Club, Which Has Been Rest
ing uaon its Oars Since Last Spring
All Aapirants For Office Invited

Taking the lead, az usual. the Third
Ward heard the first gnn Of The Dom
ocra,ic municipal primary oampnIrn
Inst nlght Ihc Third Ward Demo
cratic Club which has hccn resting M
It's oars since last spring, hed- Il
meeting at Nachmau's hall and gave
several candidates their first onpor-
imilics TO mako public announce
mcnts.
President w. G Harris presided at