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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
8rpan In Meits@irainicn.

" 6ee(ing, @..&o, If. Sept.
- @iaiom SenningS 9rpon, Scr De-
mofrotiifc ErGiiocntihoitS = Gonoi.
Dit, ipnr 6cute Nod)mittag unO
Ibeno @eit.Girginicn's 8aIt. IS
mrroc inn cine Spution oorgcbradt,
lpcldc an Ser5lidfeit nit)tS 81 min.
idcn iibrig lieB. ST. biclt Dor eiucr
riclc lallieno aopic 51blciloen Wen.
idcnmcngc cine nit 9egeiltcrung
aui0enomlnene Heoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
81 uBIanO M q d) t t.

e t. PETERSBURG, II. Sept. -
Sum erlten Wole lit geltern in Hub.
LAMB elm lenfborer 2uftballon auige-
itiegen.
Ger MooeQboaon bes ct. Beters.
burger Wilitdr.2 uftldifffobrt-Gl hubs
Der nod benz bolbitarren Spltem,
nnh Den ollgcmeinen Yrin5ipien oeS
fron3oiii6en 9aqons .Yatrie", COM
itruirt lit, bot einen erfoIgrei6en9li1f.
ltieg unternonlmen u1O manoprirte
40 Winnten in Der Hidtung nah
3orsfoie Sclo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

rorbcncm Sleiid ertronft iuaren. IS
miro betont, ooB Ier5tc un0 Yileges
rlnnen oft iiber Die &erpilegltng bit.
tere 9eid)luerOc 1efiibrt bGtterl, o6er
ibre alo9en nlblos gclueIe n icien.
leftriiiru gOer9erli
ncrS tootbnDn.
Ger prellBiihe Winilter ser Silent
lid)en srbeiten, Sr. 8rcitcnbodl be.
reitet cine Gorloge sur Gleftriiirlung
Der 9erliner Stootbabn boz. Sic
WoBregcl ioQ Dem 2onotog bel iei-
mem
trcten untcrbreitet merbcn.
y oitor Der 9eleioigung
6uloig be nn0en.
Sn oenl Ero5eB gegen Den Hoitor
Sang alts Sedcnbed ipuroc nod lie.
b%entGgiger 8erbonblung ooS llrtbeil
gefGat. Der gngeflo9te wllrbe ipe-
gen 9clcioigung in 5ebn 6Gaen unb
me9en gtotbigilng in eincm Sale ST.
~ Sobren @cfGngniB perlirtbeilt,
led)S Wonate lino allf Die ltnterillt
hilngsboft ongerednet moroen. Son
rcr gnfloge Scr 8erleitune 5llnl
Weincio lilio Der Observation-Disclosures
mllroe Gang freioeiproden. Sin gn.
trog Der Scrtbeioigung ouf Soitents
lniiung murbe luegen Sllldtperoodts
obgclebnt. Ser perurtbeilte Yoitor
tottc cine groBc In5obl onpnpmcr
@rieie belcioigenoen Snbalts an ici.
ne nSreunoe" geld)riebcn. Gie Gent
genousiogen f0rberten cine We,gc
alotib 81 Gage uno iQultrirten sra.
ltiid) Die Interchange Spoltung in Dem
flcinen, etrun 400 Ginmobncr sob
lcnocn Noriben GonfeelSbeimL, oos,
in 5luei Eager, zines fir Den EoItor,
zines fir Den Sebrer, gelpulten lit.
Cine 6lutb bon anonpmen 9riefen,
Gingoben mo 8elciOioun9s = Yro5ci.
len mar Ole 6olGe. Seoe Eortei im
96rf6en botte ibr ncigenes" Wirtbs.
bolls, ibrc .cigenen" Sonopcrfer, II.
Die einc Tnrtei licb iih iogor einen
Wnrbier BON nllSipGrts fommen, Inn
nid)t Den @nrbier Der @egenportei 5l
beidaftigen. Sm Gage Dor Der llr.
tbeilsperfiinoung bnttc Yoitor Gang
5mei Selbitmorbpcriuhe genlobt, ole
aher belize pcreitelt meroen fonnten.
Wei'm Neiten perunglitd
Erin5eiiin Wotbiloe bon Sadien,
Sdmcitcr oes &onigs Sriebrid gl.
quit lit bclltc auf einem Spa5ierritte
in Scr NGbe bon bier bonn Yferoe &c.
ltiir5t nnb bot iid boie 8erletungen,
Sleiihiplnnoen or1 Hiiden uno cine
3erreiBung zines 9litgefGBes 5lige.
5ogcn.
is lit Dies Ser 5fpeite oerortiae I'm.
foa, Der Der Erin5eiiin in biciem
Sabre 5uItieB. Sm gpril erlitt Tic
oltrh einen Stur5 bonn Efcroe einen
@rltd oes Sdliiiielbcines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

Spionageein 9 eitanban.
Orleans. If. Gept. - Ser bier
Dor lpenigen Tagen inter Anflage
Der Spionagc berbaftete Geutihe bat
einaeitanben, ooB er mebrere Sabre
Inter 9ireftipe Der baiitifen Militdr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

Sic i6le1tei tie 3eit. -
5rernoer 6itm @irtb): sd pcritebe
ooo nid)t, Sbr Gorf bat ood 10 oiele
SGiier, urto cs lit 70 cine 5ootcnitiae.
man iicbt ia foit Hiemonocn." 49,
WirtD: ~So, iett lit Die idlcGteItc
3eit, jet it's @ilo-, Sbit- uno sc.
treiocitcbIcn am Tapet, Ga iiben oie
mciiten."
W oocrne 2iteraturQcs
d / Of c. Gihterling: ,Iielen
NphorismuS babe ib am %. Hobent.
Ter porigcn Sobres, 3.46 Morgcns,
perfoBt mo on II. 3e6ruor oicies
Sobres, t.39 llbr Wittogs, ouige,
ifriebenl" - SEER: vl1no mann bo.
ben sic i'm beritanoen?" Nfa 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

@eb0roell bon GlioB 2otbringen ais
Spion tbGtig geucien iei. gr wor
bier feitgenommen morOcn, ais CIR CT
nen fron5oiiidcn Solootcn olrd) Be
ilcdyulg sur Gntmenoung iuihtiger
Sbeile zines Selogeihiieca 81 pcron'
lolien uerilldte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
Sbaiu iuuhl Deriprat.

EbilabeIpbia, If. Septents
Ter. Serr 2eslie Sbalp, ser ebe-
nolige S6atamtslefretdr, miro bent.
iladlt nad) E~bilaoelpbia iiberlieoeln,
Inn oas Erdiioentenamt Der ,Sirit
Wort9age Guarantee & 5ruit &c."
gu iibarncDmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
Bon Nenem entfeNclt.
Die @albbrGnbc I'M Mcitcn ncbmcn
gigantiid)c Simcniiuncn an.

SdS St0otden Veaber SQD Dem Sers
ocrban gemciDt. 8oupcrncllr
Solution I'M Siilfc ongegongen.
1000 Yerloncn bereitS ob0nd)'
los. - altd @rnnb Wiarous iGn9t
6ellcr unb neitere 1900 Eerloncn
oiiriten ibre SeimitGtten perlic.
rem. Die idner @%ebrangtcn
nit Gompfern obgebolt.-8runo
Sort bon einent Srfon beinnge.
iudt. il
GuIuth Minn, If. September.
- ;8eopsE. 9op, ,an penn 11oreIiAfn
llfer bes 2ofc Superior, 1870 Mfeilen
noro0itlid bon 0nlutb, itebt im
&ranb. Gle 9cmobner boben ben
@oltpcrneur Sobnion mn Siilie sr.
llidt. Ger Compiler %Dgrnerica" lit
nod Dem Sd)olplob Ocs SronoeS ab-
aefobren. @olobrGnoc mittcn iiberull
IN Sufe. unb GpofS : SountD. Sum,
berte bon &eimitGotcn iinb nieber'
ocbronl,t ulo 1000 Eerionen obbod)'
los. 8ronb Woroi5, 100 Weilen BON
Gulutb, am norblifen llier, itebt inl
@ronb. Gos Sdulidiii r8opber"
lit Ser Srtidoit ST. Siilic geeilt. Die
Ortidoft i6eint pcrloren 81 iein mo
IFS morgen firth o%iiritcn lucitere 1900
Nerioncn obbodlos iein.
@ranD SORTS Seim II Of JUNO
'@ranb Sort, Surf's Sslano,
.. u.s., If. September. Gin
Srfon bon iurhtborcr @cluolt ic9tc
lcbtc Nnd)t lnb belltt Worgcn ilbcr
Sic Surf'S Snicln binlucg, uno bent,
Mor9cn lpor sic Stobt @rono.Surf
pcrloiien. 3oblreid)e Menifenltben
gingen perloren; mie pielc fam I'M
Illqenblid nidt gein9t lueroel1. IS
btrrifen 9roBe pciorgnilie I'M Or.
Z. q. Hobcrtion, Sen IiItriftssGo m-
miii1r bon GnrcoS, tpclder sur 3eit,
ols ser Sturm ~ousbradL cine Hel'e
iibcr Die Snieln modte.
Ter Srfan troi nm 8 llbr abcnos
bon Sitsn uno Norboitcn bier Gin.
I'm 4 llbr MorgcnS crrriftc Der
@inb cine @eihminOigfeit bon anna.
bcrno bunbert Weilen pro Stunoc.
Tie StraBen bon @ru,b Jurf bill
cen ooe 5riimmerbouicr. 9Gume
wurocn cntnur5elt mo Sbcile BON
SGuiern gang unb aor pcggeiegt.
Iie Seart'i6en S6olnppe n5ele.
graph" meld)e su Sotpfs' Heit 3u-
.fllidt iudte, ging nit Mann unb
Molts inter. Ger Sdooner "Ian
Econ" bon Der .Goit Goicos Sibre
Co." murbe bon ieinem Inferplatc
meggeriiien rno lit isit Der 3eit nift
mebr geieben iporben. Iic idmmtli-
den Sal5 . 2idteridiffe lperoen per-
miBt.
(3ie 5urfs' unb Gaicos. SnIsln lie.
gen smiiden Dem II. norolihen 9rei!
ten- unb Dem y. 21noengraos. sic
nmfaiicn 1863 Siioornt.W eilen. Iie
piftigite Snisl, @ranb 5rrf, lit iefs
unb cine balbe Meile lang unb 5iuei
Meiler brett. @ranb Srrf allein Gat
1851 e%inipobner.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21


Mems Overcoats,
$3.50 to $50 |
All reduced in price.
Suit Gases,
81 to $50 |
Valises and Telescopes,
25c to So |
Ladies' Dependable Furs,
1925 up to $65
Ladies' Fancy White Aprons,
25c up to $3.50
Ladies' Combination Corset
Covers and Drawers,
$1.25 to $40
Ladies' Muslin Gowns,
81 up to 80
Ladies' Muslin Skirts,
81 up to $3.50
Ladies' Outing Gowns,
75c up to $3.50
Ladies' Silk Waists,
$3.50 up to $40
Ladies' Net Waists,
$3.50 up to $3.50
Ladies' Fancy Waists,
$5 up to $40
Ladies' Silk Petticoats,
So up to SIS
Ladies' Kimonas,
95c up to $3.50
Ladies Skirts,
$3.50 up to $24
Ladies Suits,
$12.25 up to $50
Ladies Coats,
$4.95 up to $40
Ladies Opera Goats,
$25 up to $3.50
Ladies Fancy Dresses,
$lS up to $50
Ladies Gossard Corsets,
S. up to $1G.5O
Infants Dresses,
SOC up to $3.50
Children's Dresses,
1925 up to $3.50
Infants Kimonas,
25c up to 1915
Infants Sacques,
65c up to 50
Children's Coats,
$3.50 up to $3.50
Children's Fur Sets,
$3.50 up to $3.50
Misses Skirts,
$3.50 up to $3.50
Misses Goats,
$6.75 up to $15
Misses Fur Sets,
$7.95 up to $1S
Mems Slippers,
75c up to So
Mems Shoes,
81 up to S.
Ladies' Slippers,
75c up to 81
Ladies' Shoes,
50 up to Sc
Leggins,
75c up to $1.25
Ladies' Spats,
75c up to 1925
Fancy Leggins,
1925
Baby Knit Bootees,
25c up to Csc
Boys Sleds,
SOC up to $3
Teddy Bears,
SOC up to Sc
Dressed Dolls,
35c up to $40
Ladies' Fans,
35c up to 81
Mems Collar Boxes,
SOC up to So
jarving Sets,
$5 up to 500
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
JUDGE BEN D. WHiTE
SUCCEEDS JUDGE BOYKiR
Governor Swanson Announces Appoint
went for Twenty-ei9hth judicial
Circuit.

RICHMOND. VA. May 5.-Govcrn"r
Swanson. after maturelr considering
the matter. today announced tn" ap.
pointment OF Judge White, Of
Princess Anne. TO III" lat"
Judge r. f. Boykin. @s'''
Governor Swanson has been consid'
ering the natter for some time. and
waited until the friends of all the can.
didates had rad a chance 10 show tho
strength and endorsG ments OF their
favorites. Judge White had the en-.
dorsement Of the bar of Princess Ann"
the lawyers OF the city of Portsmouth
were also on his petition. II was
generally conceded that Judge Whit"
had the strongest endorsements and
the other asp!rants declined to pre-
sent their claims when II was found
that the friends OF Judge White were
SO numerous.
Judge White WAS for years judge
OF the county court OF Princess Annc.
and was also attorney for the common.
wealth In many Of the important cas- i
that have engaged the att ntion Of
that court. He IL regarded as one OF
the ablest members Of the bar In Vir-
ginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
The Trials 81 . Press Agent.

In order 10 supply all this matter.
there devolves upon the press agent
one Of the most difficult duties in tho
whole theatrical professionalism of
inducing the star players 10 sit for
their photographs. For. delighted q
actors and actresses are 10 have their
pictures printed. there is nothing they
hate more than dcvoting half CT a
bright sunny afternoon to sitting for
them In costume In a pilot ograph gal
lery. Nor is this to be wondered at
when we consider the trouble that 1t
involves and the agreeable and profit.
able manner in which the time might
be spent in walking up and down
Broadway or driving on the avenue.
Sometimes II Is necessary TO bring
the photographer to the theater after
rehearsal and hold the ACTRESSES al
most by main force until their pic
lures are taken. The press agent
must also be ever on the alert to pick
UP and elaborate items OF news con-
nected with his attractions. and. fail
ing these. to invent items that look
like news, and TO prepare them In an
attractive form for the sunday paper.
He must also make suggestions to re-
porters. put them in the wav OF So
curing interviews and other readable
matter. entertain visiting Journalists
front all parts OF the country-and not
one Of these while In New York fails
to call on every press agent whOsS
matter il has been his good FORUM"
to rpm during the ycar-write adj
vertisements. keep the quarrels be-
tween manager and star and all other
tidings suggestive Of disaster out of
the papers. and TO cast rosy glow
over everything that bears the man
sserisl stamp Of his employer. In ad-
di.;on to all this. he frequently edits
and writes a press sheet containing
several thousand words Of cheer.
readable matter relating to his shows.
James l. Ford. in Success Maya
zine"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
CeuacA lsts Mayer 10 Iivssigas
Record Of Pdce Justice.
NJ. HARRIS OFFER; Rts]lUn,l
Member from Third Ward Says Many
Citizens Have Complained to Him
Concerning Manner in Which JUS
tice Brown Conducts His Office.

Just before the close Of the regu.
lar meeting of the city council last
night. Mr. Harris. OF the Third ward.
offered a resolution directing the may
Or to examine the books OF the po-
lice Justice. and take such action as
he may deem necessary This reSo-
luton was unanimously adopted. un.
dor suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. Harris explained that for some
time past citizens had been com
planning to him concerning the man
nrr in which the police justice Is dis
charging the duties of his Office. He
cited certain serious charges which
had been made against the justice.
and declared that 1t would be but just
to Justice J. d. G. Brown and TO the
city TO have an investigation.
He went on to say that this matter
had been considered in executive scs
sion by the ordinance and police com
mittec. and that the committees n al
been informed that tho council could
do nothing. that all power in the
premises was with the mayor.
The matter was not discussed at
myth. The rules were suspend...
and the resolution adopted ly unani,
nous votes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
''a's';,'e u ''y e'pa|a,'s.
REDRESS ThEt' Ward Club.
soo' CROWD SPITE Of RAIl
Io'. Jones an >r. Moss Outline
% 'ne" r'auor9 and Ask or Sup.
port-AspranI 'or Seats in the
Council Hear=

The mayoraa 3andidatc.k made
their hrst SpeetSYn the Democratic
municipal prif campaign las,
night at a mcdccf of the East End
Democratic Cid Nachmat,'s Hall
on Chestnut av near Twsentv.sev.
cnth street. b. sOf tho candidates
for mayor. Colo fMaryus jones and
Former Mayor Tn A. MOS lis. we're
present and az fsed the injecting.
Speeches also : made tby DR..
Frank b. LongH ind Messr.b. A. V.
Ncblctt and f. Shields. candidates
Tor the beard ,rmcn rom the
Third ward, andTtr. Waverik Jones.
who is candid for the common
council from thdGard.
In spite of thtbad weather. QUITE
large crowd fended the meeting
and considerably enthusiasm was
manifested. This speakers wcr all
we'll received.
Col. Jones n,6e a hri,f address
III winch nc o'pnrd the tlatforn1
on which he ash Or election As the
Democratic cane Rc for mayor. He
declared in fav >bf civic Improvc-
mentS. the kCt A6G III nhunjciDat
taxes at the lOw4 rate possible. tao
upbuilding and yanrement of the
public school SYN b. and AM honest.
impartial and fej'.s' admin stra,Ion.
He also spoke NJ offering induce.
ments for indus kcs to lOcAta herr
and the making this city ,ihc me.
tfopoliS or the -fhntic Seah bard.
MIR. Mess spok- at some length on
his former reccT as mayor 'of New.
port News and Sked for histelection
on mat record. He said hcI favored
an extension oil the city limits to
Hampton Roads 50 as 10 lndorpcratc
the Boulevard. ad the build n of a
small DJat harbr AT Ncwp6H News
creek. He also promised, IL Elected.
to give the city abusineSs ad! ninistra.
ton with equal justice to al and
special privileged to none. s
II the weather permits sev,VSl opcn
air meetings viii be held in He four
wards Of the ely during re.
mainder of this week. HcweIr, the
schedule of the meetings is Het in
complete. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
STILL xkr'N4 RAPID
PRoGREA' ON DElAA7E
Giant eattieship uildins Her Now
Nearly ne Quarter
Completed. II

During the north of April 4 work
on the 10000 ton battleship Daa ware.
building at the local shipyard Sdyauc-
cd 81 per cent. the vessel bf ng 22S
per cent. cOmplSted on May as az
aginst 1871 per cent. on April I. 1t
is expected that on June ] te Della
ware will be about 81 per emit, or
more than one fourth complied
On March the big batue:iip was
only 1871 per cent. complete' and in
the past two months the wor' on her
has advanced 1898 per cent This
Is considered very rapid pro:e SIS.
In spite Of the very Satisfactory adj
vancement OF the work on te Della
ware. her sistersnip the NorthDakota.
building at Quinc:'. Mass. stu main
tains a comfortable lead in tIe build
Ing race. that vessel being bout 90
per cent. completed on May How
ever. that ward had more than a
months start on the local vaI in the
race. Both vessels are wSl ahead
Of the contract time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
The Clever Woman.

IN a few years q nc we shall per
taps cease to hear nvidipus distinc-
lions drawn betweeH clever women
and others. who by Inference are Of
fluffy mind.
Men hold q dis'inc advantage over
the opposite sex In his respect. and
one which women ar among the first
to appreciate and q ~. We seldom
know when we are q the presence Of
overpowerinG and I'D Diliating mascu-
line cIevcrness. becau y men are. as Q
ruic. permitted 20 I'd gard their intel
loctusIity a. sometf ng apart from
their socis1 Qualificat PISS.
Women. on the oth< hand. who are
clever. are labeled. VI bund up and ex-
pectcd TO perform VI erever they ap
pear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
warted-A Clock.

An Ohio country couple took the
train into Clevelau ID not very long
ago to do a bit of shopping. They
especially desired a clock.
Now" said the bligins salesman,
who came to answ pr their wants,
here is something nos, attractive In
the way Of clocks. Nhen the hour be-
gins a bird comes put from the top
and sings cuckoo: For example.
turn this hand to four O'Clock and
the bird comes out . hd sings cuckoo.
four times.
Well. we'll. does I that beat the
deuce" exclaimed he husband, ad.
miring.y Mira. let take one"
No. Stree objec ed Mira. decided
". Them clocks is bill right for folks
that's got lots o tin on their hands.
but it'd taae me ha the dag taking
care o that bird. ILLUSTRATED Sun
da. Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06

Mrs. Theodore Tho mas. the widow
~ the famous orche Etra leader. Is
msssns an effort to have the drsseh.
horses in Chicago ho7c humsnciy
treated In a recent address which
she delivered TO the teams.crs In
their odsciai headquarters she asked
their cooperation in d.ing ssay SHs
the practice ~ overIbadinG easons
engaged IN heavy ,eaming spd in
drafting an ordinance To he presented
10 the city council regulating tho ton
pas. teans;crs may BE- permitted To
haul
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday. May s. 1903.
Arrived,

Steamer Bay State. Sn"idcrn. Chou
ccstcr-to White Oak Coal ,ompapy
in ballast
Schooner Dorothy B. Bar ctr. Irwin.
Boston--to White Oak Coal Company
in ballast
Schooner Geor.,, +. Kliuck. Thonas,
New York-tu White Oak Coal Con- pa.
ny in ballast
Barge Brittania from Lynn to
White Oak Coal Company in .ni.ltst
Barge Baravia from Bosom to
White Oak Coal Company in bair:st
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
THE RoMANv.

Mist Of dawn and CLINT Of sun On tsrn
and tree:
Sign that springtime's quite begun
and calling me.
Far and far across the hills the rusd
winds long,
Drunk with tho dawn. robin thrill;
his wabdcrsoug.
Light the heart as lifting rhyme. and
light the load
Following through the summertime
tn. gypsy road.
Edna 8. Valentine. IN ''Sucecss Mag
azinc"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
COMMANDER BUCHANAN HERE.
Has Been Ordered 10 Report for Duty
on the Ohio May 16.

Commander W. w. Buchanan. 4.
s. n. returned to the city yesterday.
after spending ten days at his tm
home In Zaines ri,ic, Ohio. Tha com
mander has been ordered to rep far
duty on board TIC battleship Oa''. to
which vessel he ras been assigned
as executive oficer on May Is.
No successor 10 C1mpH ~ lcr Ouch
anan as inspector 81 equipmen; 1T
the local yard nss bee: appointed -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
'le OF FIGURING.
NEW pRiNciT
system ~ houd
Seems Pes}
Fsho.d Economy That
(sssed Of Justice.

In Q discussio n Of household econ
omy a club wont IN said the other dag:
The late .Susa h B. Anthony once
threw 0 new. STR hinge light on this sub
ject. She was talking to me about
the allowances that husbands make
their wives. and I can't help thinking
that there was good deal In what
she said.
She said that an average man and
his wife, an aver age woman. were dis
oussing their re ceipts and disburse-
ments. The ma y, a bookkesper. had
had his salary RI Fduced. II was now
$l,l0O. He wantt Id his wife to tell him
on what weekly allowance she could
hereafter run tho house.
Well said he wife there are
a good macy thin PCS 10 consider.
81 know it, Sd id the man. but just
figure them up
She began to Y calculate. There are
the clothes for /, he three children.
she nurmured There's the serv.
ants wages Tn. tgc's the butcher. the
grocer. the bake6 and the milknan.
There's the rent. the--'
We'll, figure /. up! Figure II up.
can't YOU tho m an interrupted, rsth-
or impalicntiy.
The woman lok bked up suddenly. I
could figure II III b.. she said: but I
have thought OF al much simpler plan.
IAN right. " That IL it, said he
1T is, she ans wcrcd. that you flg
ure up instead " hat it will cost you
for car fares. lunU eheons and tobacco.
and hand over thet rest to me-"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06

In four full innings played not
SIM . hit was made by other SIDE.
the Rms resulting from nelding er'
rors and passed balls. Green MOI,
gan, the local twirler pulled himself
out Of several tight plaoes by tanning
the opposing batters.
The teams lineup as follows: lligh
3b.. Hudson. 10. Sher
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06

for mayor Of st. Paul, Was elected TO
day over Joseph McKibbon. Rcpubli,
can. by an estimated plurality of
$1,000. Returns from 80 OF ll3 pre-.
cincts In the city gave LAWYER 1880
votes and McKibbin $3.50.
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GOAT consrevt f1so OF WICKER.
Said to 8. War;. antes to Stand the
Roushe st Usage.

White the At mer Statendam o
the Holland Ameri can line was com
ing Up from quar- Pntine several day
ago on her last tr lip to New YORK.
group of passenge Is was Comm"ntin;
on the stoutly bull lifcbcats on thu
boat deck One Of he passengers 3ait
he felt sure that hands would b.
cared for il they b ad to take to thu
small boats. but tn at he had an emer
sency lifeboat OF his own. which h
would use II he wal unable TO get int
a small boat Of th1 steamer. Il have
a big wicker waite tight trunk that
always carry in my state-oOm. hi
said. and | would throw out the CON
tents in a minute and drift in tina
trunk II emergency demanded. Som'
one laughed. and TIL EN- one Of the part;
said to the speaker Your idea Of Z
wicker lifeboat has been put into prac
teal form by c. J. de VOs. the Dutch
inventor. OF RotteI tdam. He mas re-
Gently patented a wicker lifeboat thai
has withstood unjust taily rough tests II
a heavy sea. With ii he exception Of the
ribs and seatS the boat is made en-
tirely Of wateT-tighU wicker. 1t Is All
soiutely unsinkabl;. r. and can stand
five times as much 4pounding as the
wooden or steel life boats. 1t does moi
look inviting. but rides the seas
beautifully and has a greater capacity
for passengers AND provisions than
the other heavier b. bats.
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A nau,e~isei, ls.au.,l.

Sss-Dcarcst. are ~ going hsh-
ing,
Ue-Y~e. darling
she--weII. ! ssnt pu' 10 sSms
preserves this year. Hrf ycu catch
me some jcry ash?- Al:ipore Aver.
ic1a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06

ST. Paul Elects Democratic Mayor.
ST. PAUL. MINI. May DAN
irl iswfcr. the Democratic nominee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06

The total value OF tho cxpotS from
this port during the month Z April
was $7sI.42i. ~This is ncarl a half
million dollars below the exDrts In
April. 1907.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06

Commander George Ransom T. s.
N and Mrs. Rsasom returned yes
tcrday from Washington,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-06
RAIN STOPPED GAME.

HiQh SchooI and o. p. c. CoI1eoe
Teams Call OF Contest.
Rain put an end TO the baseball
game iyci wcca tnc mines OF tho local
High school and Old po'at Comfort
College ON the Casino diarn,.ad ycS-
tcrday aftcrnoou al the lightning of
iiss ffth inning A this session va -
mt completed Tho game was DECLARED
on. the score being . to : in favor Of
the coIicsians.