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caldwell. Beat Montereys.

Caldwell administered a sever trouncing
to the Monterey A. C., of Passaic, yester,
day afternoon before the largest crowd
ever in attendance at Il ball game IN
Caldwell. The local batsmen found Hen
Mon early and kept up the terrific bonn
'bardment to the end. while in only one
hits. and this, coupled with a wild throw.
gave them their only tallies. The score
Caldwell A. Co.. 0 0 o 4 ! 2 x-ls
Monterey a. c.. 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 o.
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TORONTO.

Two-base hit-McAvoy. Sacrifice hits
bases-Anderson, Flanagan. First base on
errors-Rochester l, Toronto 3. First base
on balls-Off Apologize g., off Duggleby ..
Hit by pitcher-Batch, Schlafly. Struck
Duggleby 2. Left on ~bases-Toronto H..
Rochester .. Umpires-Black and Wilkin-
son. Time of game-lh. 5Sm. Attendance
-91T.
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%BLOOMFIELD'S GOOD WORK.
Two MOntclair Teams Beaten in
Pair of Baseball Games.

Bloomfield's clever balltossers celebrated
the holiday yesterday by winning two
games. The morning game, which was
played at Bloomfield, resulted in the home
team disposing of the Montclair A. A. ag-
gregation by a score of 6 to 5. In the aft
ernoon the Bloomfield boys went to Mont
clair and downed the Montclair Athletic
Clubs team by a score OF II to 3. The
scores:
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Afternoon Game.
Beat Yankees Twice.
BY Telegraph to the Star.l

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Washlngtons
played good ball this afternoon and beat
the New Yorks twice. the locals playing
miserably. johnson shut the New Yorks
out in the first game, allowing them two
hits. 1t made the third successive time he
has whitewashed them-that is, they didn't
score off him in twenty-seven consecutive
innings. Unglaub's batting was a fea-
ture today.
The scores: =
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KENDALL A "CHAMPER."
He Takes Golf Title at Deal
From Turner.
IRy Telegraph to the star.l

ASBURY PARK, Sept. Finer weather
for the windup of the golf tournament
for the club championship at Deal could
not have been had. Three events We're
on the card to be decided today. The finals
for the club championship competition for
the James E.. Childs cup at eighteen holes
and one at thirty-six holes, handicaps to
conferred In the contest for the champion
ship between Percy w. Kendall and
Joseph B. Turner, tr. This match was at
thirty-six holes and Kendall won by 2 up
and l to play. Their cards.
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Two-base hit-DeVore. Sacrifice hits
Donahue, Abstein 2, Mullen, Double play
bases-Providence Z, Newark @. First base
on errors-Pr1Yidence s, Newark l. Struck
out-By Frock 3, by Newton .. Bases on
Frock. Hit by Decentralization 2. Time
Of game-2b. SIM. Umpires-Kelly and
Walker. Attendance-10.0O 600.
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TWo-base hNs-HNndfOrd, DeGrOIf. Home
run-DeGroffc. Sacrifice hit-DeGroff. Three
base hit-Handford Stolen b~ases-Strang.
Pfeffer 2. Double plays-Gastmeyer 10
Woods to Fitzgerald; Knight to Cassidy;
Knight to Strang to Cassidy. Bases on
balls-Off Adkins 1, off Schmidt l, off Moore
3, Struck out-By Adkins /, by Schmidt 3,
by Moore A. Left on bases-Baltimore s..
First base on error-Baltimore. Time OF
game-2h. 5In. Attendance-5,00 600. Umpires
Murray and Rudderham.
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BALTIMORE

Two-base hits-Woods, Adkins. Stolen
bases-DeGroff. Strang. Bases on balls-Off
Laiitte 2. Hit by pitcher-By Dessau
Struck out-By Dessau II. by LATTE 8. by
Adkins 2. Left on bases-Baltimore 9. Jer-
sey City 10. Time of game--1h. Bonn. Al
lderham. "
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West Hudsons Heat h Rovers.

In a close and exciting contest at FAN
River yesterday the West Hudson eleven
defeated the Fall River Rovers by a score
of 3 TO l. The contest was in doubt until
close on to the end OF the final half, when
ally toward the goal and sent it through,
amid the plaudits of the 1000 spectators.
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ERRORS COSTLY.
Montreal Should Have Won
Twice in Buffalo.

BUFFALO. Sept. Montreal got away
with the morning game in good style. 2
to /. and should have won the afternoon
game. but seven beastly errors tells the
tale. Young Stanley held the Blsons to
three hits. but his support was miserable.
the scores:
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TITLE FOR PRINCETONIAN.
Bredemus Is A. A. U. AIl=around
Champion.
fBy Telegraph to the star.l

NEW YORK, Sept. I'm the ali-around
athletic championship contest of the A.. A.
u, held this afternoon at Celtic Park,
John A. Bredemus, Of Princeton Univer-
sity, won the national all-around title
from n field of six opponents.
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Two-base hit-Stanage. Sacrifice hits
Phelan. Donahue. Abstein. Double plays
Mullen 10 Sharpe; Hoffman to McHale TO
Eaton; Abstein TO MeHale; McHale to
Abstein. Struck out-By Slime. 3: by
Mueller. 4. Bases ON balls-off Slime. Q; off
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Buffalo ............. 0 l 0 2 0 . 2 0 ks
Montreal ........... . 0 0 0 0 . 2 0 o.
Bases on balls-Off Stanley ., off Vowin-
kle l. Struck out-By .Kissinger ., by
Stanley 2, by Vowinkle /. Home run
Evans. Three-base hit-Joyce. Two-base
hits-Corcoran, Keister. Sacrifice hit
Stolen bases-Jones, McAllister,
Ryan. First base on errors-Buffalo o,
Montreal ., Left on bases-Buffaio A,
Montreal 6. Double plays-Nattress to
McAllister; McAllister to Mattress. Wild
pitches-Kissinger l. Umpires-Stafford
and loft. Time OF game-2h. Attendance
-. 5d6.
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Homo uns-FIa1agan ErWin. TWO-base
hits-Schlafiy, Vandegrift. McAvoy. Sacri-
nee hit-Flanagan. Stolen bases-McAyoy.
Holly, Butler. First base on errors-Roche
ter /. Toronto l. Hit by pitcher-By Hickey
Hickey :. Struck out-By Henley :, by
Hickey 3. Wild p~itch-Henley. Left on
bases-Rochester Z, Toronto Z. Attendance
2sf2. umpires-Wilkinson and Black. Time
of game-1h. 53m.
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REMARKABLE FORM REVERSAL
DISPLAYED BY THE TIGERS
They Make Errors Galore and Are Twice
Beaten by the Providence Grays--Demmitt
a ReCord=breaker in the Matter OF Max
ing Misplays--No Hope OF Pennant.

Mueller, 4. Wild pitches-Mueller, 1. Time
Of game-1h i5m. Umpires-Kelly and
Walker. At~tendence-6.000.
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xBatted for Sullivan in eighth.
xxBatted for Shaw in ninth.
Cleveland .......... L / o 0 0 / 0 2 Ks
Chicago ........... 0 0 0 0 2 %
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Double win for Bostop..

a. Boston. R.H.E
Philadelphia 80. 10 o o q d al q .
Eatteries-Burchell and Criger; Plang
and Powers.
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
EARLY GAMES. y
Providence, 8: Newark. 3.
Jersey City, 8. Baltimore. 2
Rochester. 3; Toronto, 2
Montreal, 2; Buffalo, !
SECOND GAMES.
Providence. II: Newark. 3.
jersey City. 6; Baltimore, 4.
Rochester. \, Toronto. o.
Buffalo, 8; Montreal, 4.
Games To-day.
Newark at Providence.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Toronto at Rochester.
Montreal at Buffalo.
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!. Providence has taken fIFst place IN the
1Gistqn League ace, being now two points
ahead of, Baltimore. The trick was turned
yesterday, when the Grays won twice from
the Newarks. while the Orioles were over
come twice by the Skeeters. Jersey Guy
has tied Montreal for fifth place, the Roy
ais breaking even yesterday with Buffaio'
Rochester. by taking two games from the
Torontos, very nearly succeeded III get
ting ont of last place.
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OETRO|TS ENJOY
A BIG ADVANTAGE
By Beating the Browns Twice
They Secure Comfortable Lead
in American League.
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.
w.I.Pc W.L.Pc.
1otroi, n 81 $50 philadelphia 81 So .492
Chicago III IS So Boston .;.....6l 60 ~
ST. Louis. 20 30 .560l Washington % 6! .ai6
Cleveland 20 IS .5i3iNew York. 40 S. 800
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
EARLY GAMES.
Washington, 4; New York, Q. !,
Detroit, 4: St. Louis, 5.
Cleveland, 6; Chicago, o.
Boston, 6; Philadelphia, l.
SECOND GAMES.
Washington. 8: New York. 9. /,
Detroit, 8: st. Louis. 3.
Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 2.
Boston, J: Philadelphia, 2.
Games Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Boston at Washing ton.
Detroit won two games yesterday from
the ST. Louis Browns and has taken what
looks to be a safe lead In the American
League race. The battle for second honors,
however, Is closer than ever. TIT Chi
Cages hang to second place. despite their
double defeat at the hands OF the Cieve-
lands, but the Blues are now pressing
hard. The Washingtons disposed OK the
| Yankees twice yesterday and the Bostons
got two from the Athletics.
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r,,n R.H. e.
Boston .....-.0 0 0 2 x-3 8 j
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Powers: Are
lanes and Donohue. Umpire-Connoliy.
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Double win for Tigers.

Double win for Tigers. i
IBy Telegraph to the Star.1
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 7.-Th Detroits
captured two games from the 81 Louis
Browns today. The score:
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STANLEY out on three bunt strikes.
iBatted for Needham in the ninth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Inventions Forctoid.

Many practical inventions OF mod
ern DAYS were foreshadOwcd in book
written in 1865 by the marquis OF
Worcester. 1t consisted OF descr!p-
tions of 100 projects or Inventions
which the author thought possible o!
achievement. Among them were
secret writing by cipher or peculiar
inks. telcgraphs or semaphores. OK
plosiye projeciiies that would sink any
ship. slips that would resist any pro
jccfiles. a key that will fas'en all the
drawers OF a cabinet b: one locking.
a large cannon that could be shot six
times a minute. flying machines. cal
cu!a:inc machines for addition and
subtraction. and pistol to discharg"
4 dozen times With one loading--Chi-
caco Examiner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Love the Bow on LIES Cloud.

Love is the only bow on LIES dark
cloud. 1t Is the morning and evening
star 1t shines on the babe. and sheds
its radiance on the quiet tomb. 1t is
the mother Of art. inspirer of poet.
patriot and philosopher. 1t is the air
and light of every heart. builder Of
every home. kinder Of every fire on
the hearth it. was the first dress OF i'm
mortality. 1t fills the world with mel
ody. fer music is the voice of love
Love is the magician. the enchanter
that changes worthless things TO JOY.
and makes right royal queens and
kings of common clay. II is the per
fume of that wonderful flower. tn"
heart. and without that sacred passion.
that divine swoon. We are less than
beasts. but with Hearth is heaven
and We arc gods.-The late Col Rob
ert G. IngersOll.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

ascertained that the company had
failed 10 be informed Of the cond!-
tSCns. An investigation proved this
10 be correct. and the commission
allowed the company to pay up back
dues and 10 continue business in this
State
The Heralds OF Liberty. a fra:er-
nal organization. with headquarters IN
Alabama, the license of which vas
revoked about year ago. has also
been reinstated BY Commissioner But
ton The Heralds Of Liberty. ccm-
piled with the requirements Of the
laws OF the State in every way. and
The license was Al once renewed.
Strict watch is being kept on al
the concerns licensed TO do business
| IN this State. and the commissioned
| would be glad TO get into correspon
dence with all persons when they arc
apprc ach"d by parties with a view 10
selling insurance q any kind. ana
by this means hopes 10 be able "a
protect the people Of tho STATE
against wildcat concerns
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FIND COMFORT IN THE NIGHT
Small Sorrows Quickly Vanish In Its
Friendly Shade.

And yet 1t seems so full OF comfort
and strength. the night. In its great
presence, Snr small SORROWS creep
away ashamed The day has been
full of fret and care and our hearts
have been so full of bitter thoughts.
and the world has seemed so hard and
wrong to us. Then. night. like some
great loving mother, gently lays her
hand upon our fevered heads and
turns our little tear-stained faces up
to hers, and smiles; and though she
does not speak, We know what she
would say. and lay our hot, flushed
cheek against her bosom. and the
pain is gone.
Nights heart is full Of pity for us;
she takes our hand in hers. and the
little world grows very small and very
far away beneath us, and borne on
her dark wings We pass for a moment
into mightier presence than her own.
and in the wondrous light Of that
great presence all human life lies
like a bark before us. and We know
that pain and sorrow are hut tie
angels OF God.-Jerome X. Jerome.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
PLANS FOR FOOTBALL
GAMES MKT SEASON
North Carolina Wants to Meet w. q
L. Here on Nov. 1S-No More
Early Season Contests.

Former Presi lent 7. r Spragle OIL
the Merchants Association. has r
ce;ved a litter from the manager OF
the University of North Carolina foot
ball team stating that his eleven
would like to meet Washington ana
lie. University in Newport News on
November l3. 1903 The athletic
committee OF the Merchants Associa-
ton and the North Carolina manager
will take the matter up with WASH
ingtcr ard Lee al once and II the iat-
tr institution agrees the game Will
be played here, on the date named
By tho Carolina manager.
After the annual game between
the,sc two schools in this city on DC
:ober 10. both manac, RS male ehor'i
TO -rrangc F. ,anctt3r s-me here
early in October Ext year. lat the
athletic committee decided to have no
more arIy 5. -.sOI games because the
team are rot then in shape to give
local enthusiast any kind Of 81 cA'
hibitiCn
The present pan is To have three
games here next rasEn and al effort
Of the Virginia Polytechnic institute
open tho season her on the last sat
urday in October. Y. P. I. a!waTs
ha- string team. and Il wouli
prove big drawing card here. Th'
Techs arc arxiOus TO play here and
/. rs thought that n game can Re ct
ranged between them and the Sronf
Davidson eleven OF North Carolina
Winston Davis. we'll known young
man OF this citr. Is making a rsputa
ton for himself at haIfbzck for V
r. I This year I'D h" will he Will
the team again next YEAR.
: Ths, athletic committCr Is now look
: Ing about for q good game for Thanks
giving Nav Of - y year and !! posi-
rIe big gamr will W. secured IN
4 fhaf dafc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Collector Stuart Gives Purchasers
Of Bark bitma 1 Surprise.
CASE GOES 70 WASHINGTON
Warwick Machine Company Bought
in the Condemned Vessel in Aue-
ton ard Will Appeal to Treasury
Department From Ruling Of the COL
lector.
lector.

Messrs. George T. Hardy and Frank
y. Hooper. Of the Warwick Machine
COMPANY. this city. bid in the big
German bark Rrema at pubic auc-
ito, sale at the lccai shipyard at ~oSn
Yesterday. the purchase price being
se45O The Craemer Wrecking Com
rsny. of Philad Iphia. was the only
other bidder for the. vessel The sale
was made by the United States Ship
ming Company through Nelms K COM
rany. Mr.. w. f. Kitchen being the
auctionecr.
immediately following the sale the
purchasers were n1tified by COiioctor
q Customs J. r. Y. Stuart that his
Interpretation Of the customs laws
was that the Rrema was a fore'E
shin wrecked in foreign waters. ana
thai the proper duty would havr IN
nc paid on any dutiable articles. such
as iron. copper. etc.. that were re-
moved from tho vesse'. However
the purchasers later appeared hcfor'
tho collector and cited a ruling o'
the department for any ar'ic"'s taken
from the vessel IN question. several
fine points arc inyciv.d II, this cas-
and the matter ms been referred Il
the treasury department at Washing
ton for a deciion. Pending the -
ing from the department. no m2'eri
ais will b. taken from ;hc vessel
The Brcma was wrecked northeast
or Uafcrss sr.d abort 100 miles from
:rc Atlantic coast and for that reason
the contention Is raised thai she Wa
wrecked IN American waters. " su"t
W. the cas- II iS said thai no dh
would have to b, paid on any articles
taken from the ship should shc N
stripped.
When asked after tho sal" VITA
disposition would n" mad" of 'h'
bark. Mr.. Hooper stated TiIs' he coHl'
not say a; this time. The vessel ma!
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know anything about the matter be-
ing examined. the management Of the
institution lending every assistance.
The jury found that death was
caused by asphyxiation due to the
fumes Of burning bed clothing. sup
posed TO have been ignited by the
victim in some manner wholly I'M
known 10 this jury.
We further excnorate the manage
mept OF this institution from any con-
tributory negligence in connections
with the death Ct the said l.. C. Bur
key
The body Of young Bgrkey mas
been taken 10 his parents hame IN
Norfolk county for burial. He was
only 20 years old and . rather hand
sCrc man. He had been admitted
TO the hospital twice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
AZ the Druggist codSes.

That's a funny ,hins. said ri"
rrciiy woman. i just sent Sarah 10
the drug store for a little bromide to
put me 10 sleep tonight. have boon
awake for several nights. They
couldn't sell IL to her. they said. hu'
they told her where she could GO and
buy an Scent bottle Of II unopened
They'd IT,, her know where sEn
could buy enough TO Kill me. but
wouldn't sell her enough 20 put me 10
sleep"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Barge Independent and Cargo nay
be Total Loss.
NOTHING HEARD FROM The CREW
Hope for safetyof Skipper and Four
Men Abandorl c-Dereliet Destroy
err Seneca Probably Will Have to
Put Wreck q of Way

No,hing has Vt been h ard from
IN. skipper AM crew OF tn" large
mdcponden'. Wch sank Saturday
nigh; off Hog land, and the nntor'
tuna,c men haI been given up for
lost. The IndeIrdera lies in dan
g.rcus position I'd in the opinion OF
local shipping lin no effort will be
mad. to raise Il vessel. The cargo
Of $500 tons of val, which was load
I'd here by the nokeless Fuel Com'
rany, will b. lQ Both the vessel
and cargo were sured.
In all probably the independent
will be- blown lp 10y the Newport
News built dcret destroyer Sen
This may be THIRST der~lict to be
destroyed by thceneca.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
NEW COMBINATiO
TO BE CONSIDERED
..Independent' Fertilizer Interest:
Will Make Effort to Get To
aether and Form Company.
(By Associated Press).

(By Associated Press).
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 1S.-The
News this afternoon says:
independsn; fertilizer men through
out the South will meet in New York
tomorrow to consider proposition
TO join a new fertilizer combination
which will take out charter under
the laws OF New Jersey and have
a Capitalization OF $4,000. 600. OF
this sum s5"0oo.Goo will be stock
equally divided between common and
preferred.
The concern will b. called the In
dependent Fertilizer Company and
will he controlled by interests iden'
tilted with the Tennessee Copper
COMPANY. The chief subsidiary OF
the new corporation will be- the So
400 ."u0 chemical company recently
Organized to handle the sulphuric
acid output OF the Tennessee Com
pany.
r c. Meadows. vice prcsiicE! and
treasurer OF the Buffalo Fertilizer
/ Company is arranging the details n
the combination AMI probably will b.
president i.cwissohn Brothers, Ne"
York bankers. have charge of th'
| financial end OF the deal Alread!
Cp;inrs have been obtained on SOM
! OF tho largest independent plants u
the country. including the two Of th'
I Armour Packing Company in Bait
m. TO and those 81 the Swift Pack
i'm COMPANY at Wilmington, Del. an,
! Atlanta Ca
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Power from Difficulties Overcome.

The teacher nf the old school who
showed his pupil the way ont OF every
difficulty did no: perceive that he was
generating an attitude Of mind !rfiy
initiating against success in life. h"
modern instructor however. induces
his pupi! to solve his difficulties him
self: believes that IT, so doing he is
prcparing him to meet the difficulties
which. when he goes into tho world.
there will be no one 10 heiD him
through: and finds confirmation for
this belief in the fact that great
proportion Of the most successful men
are self-made Spencer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
WORK HARD AND KEEP ON TOP.
Observance Of Simple Rule Means
Success in Life.

Thirty years ago, In a poor school
house in a back district, boy at the
foot of his class Unexpectedly spelled
4 word that had passed down the en-
tire class.
Go up ahead" said the master.
and see that you stay there. You can
4 sou work hard"
The boy hung his head. But the
next day he did not miss word In
spelling The brighter scholars knew
every word in the lesson: hoping
there Nigh; be a chance TO get ahead
But there wa, not a single one. Dave
stayed at the head. lie had been an
Indifferent speller. before, but now he
knew every word.
Dave, how do you get your lesson
SO well now" said the master.
Il learn every word in the lesson.
and get my mother to hear me at
night. then go over them In the
morning before come to school. And
go over them at my seat before the
class is called up"
Good boy. Dave" said the master.
That's the way TO success; always
work that way and you'll do.
Dave to-day is the manager OF a big
lumber company, and Ne attributes his
start TO the words:
Go up ahead and sec that you stay
there. You can If YOU work hard"
Success may come sometimes unex-
pectcdly. but work alone can hold IT.
-CeneSee Courier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
WORLDS s,qqes. Oryooek,

WASHINGTON. Nov Is.-Plans for
tho largest drvHock In the weird Tor
the nov naval station 1T Pearl Har'
i,cr. mar Honolulu. were approved ny
Secretary Of tho Navy Newberry.
Ccprrrse voted 9rcut si.oa". oIo foT
p mid Pacific naval h~~" md station
near ponoiiIu. 10 l." cquip'-cS fully
fo, caring for tho largest ia'tleshir
aFnat This appropriation will prri-
ably be incrcaSrd the coming winter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
MIIiTlAMEN ON TRIAL.
Charged With oesertion and oisobe-
dienee Of Orden.

Charged With oesertioo and 0isobe-
dienee Of orders.
SPARTANBCRG. 8. C., Nov Is. -
Privates simpson Rogers. Lester
Hit. ~. c. Qainn. James Wild and
Clarence Cobb, members Of Company
First regiment South Carolina Ma
tionaI Guard. were tried before .
court martial here today on charge
of descrtioa and refusing TO obey
orders. I'm that they deserted thesr
command when the company Vas
called out on October D. - protect
the Jail from a mob which attemp'-
cd to- lynch Jobn Irby. the negro who
made an assault UPON Miss Lena
Dempsey.
The findings Of the court sin be
forwarded TO o. L. Lewis, commas
dant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
MO-

All persons a',eby cautioned
AGAINST harboring usting any OF
the crew Ct the an Steamship
A,bano Kud-nholIer. now lying
nj the c. & o. RIFF. as no debts
Of their contracvill be paid by
Master. Owners Of United States
Shipping Compani hits. 1l-1s-3t.