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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
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nit aetten geieiieli, uno NIT Dem
aopie noh inter bdngeno, gepeitjdt
bis er bapuBtlos Dnroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
@pm g9adller eridloiien.
cbalOia aberaa sicaer.
Xananla. p. ,innI.

tINuIIu q. a3INI.
Rur an weltl9eu gIiten. no 0ie
ggaaler mad eigenem ermeiien itims
usn t0uaien, babeH Die Arias-2eute
oefieet. Tis star5Sbatsn ~ DbaI.
6ta.Iaftion waren I'M gr,ben nnS
e5anlen iieqreif. uno guar msiitens
NIT rroBen 0ebrbeIte1 Inter Die.
len llmitan0en tann faum oaran ge.
pueiisli wer0en. bah ObaIoia BEL Ser
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
2is Cholera in ben gGilippiusu.
glanila, 1. sui.

3ie gboIera BAT nto Dieoerum Don
Der s3roDiH3 8Gqaiinan nah ser 8ro.
bin5 glneba eciia oerbreitet, uno
5Dar geitab Die 9erihleppung 0urh
2eute. 6ie an ldnolid3en Seiten tbeil.
nobulen. Saueif If crit cine Sri.
ihaft in Der leeigenannieH 9rooiH5
oerieuft 9lur nod in ben 4roCin.
gen Bagaiinnn uno Gnpi3 1T Sic GO.
lera sielnlIh Derbreitet. bod ninmt
aub bort ois Boil Der Sale al. D1a.
Mia 1T gdn5llh frei BON Der Seuhe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

sSu Rational @anfgn. S155.2f9-
3f4.
SIN I5ilippinenidas, S3.404 751
Sotal. S1.S07 352.S55, uelner
Suuume Siltfor0eruugen i'm 9e.
trage pou $1.417794.852 geganiiacr
iteben, iooaB Ser Retto 9aar6eitanO
$685., ,557 1913 betrdat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
Rwietradt.
gerp gorf, o. Stunt.

JttiD DVtl, -. oAti-
p onneritaa, Den 2. Sui. Diro
BIZ i5idliiiiihe arbeiterpartei" N
arlirr.-1 6aG. 10 q Bart Blaze,
i5re autional-stouoeutioH a65aIieH.
Rad 5fluB seriaIben 1R0et in 500.
per llnion@ eIne 8otiiitaiionsSl}f.s
IaHmlung itatt. g8ie man aus iDob.'
unterritieter Gueae eriabri. miro
Der 8saiioentihaiis- -4an6ioai Der 10.
jialiitiihen Iartei, eugene Q. Tebs.
aui teiHen Gau iHoOiiirt weroen. Ter
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

WhiLa,eLpbin. 30. Ann

B1il10slpgla, % SUM.
gei Bent e5nqueit iiber Sic Qehe
Ses plosli1 9eitor5eHen Gr. @iaiam
S. ggilion gruuttelte Der aoroners.
ar3t. Sag @srgiitung bic 5c0es.
uriade mar. 1ie Roli5si. De!he 10.
fort nah Dem SetaHnt5er6en oes
muiterioien Eooesiaaes Qahforihuu.
aen aniteate. uia ermiiielt baben.
6as Ser 9lr5t 5as Gpfer zines Ran.
Hes gaDoreen iei, an 6eiieE Gattin
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

9iice Gate, isis, 1. sui.
3one ino 2oltn, Die 4 reip. 6 Sabre
alien S0bnden pon @eorae 3o5arga
oabier fanoen beute bel Dem gran0e
zines Sbuppens i6ren FOB in Sen
sSlan1nien. Die 5ainiIie &o6arga
bate elf 4inOer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
SprnaSo.
GanespIae @ig

Sanesoiae 8is 1. Suii.
Gin Sorna0o. ipeldler geitcrn 46enS
oie Staot unO llmgegen0 heiniu6te,
bat groBen materiellenShlNcn anle.
ridtet. Mebrere &erloueH truaeu
9erlebungen oaoon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

AltT etlpe oteS0e3ltglId9e IllTrdqe
ieitens Der n9liiociate0 8reB" qa6
beute &ihter Gran Die idJriftli6e CT.
fldriIns ab. Dab er lpeOer aanoi0at
fir Oas gIn1t oes 9rdii0enten nod
Gi5esBrali0enten mare.
0enoer. goI, 80. SUM.
3ur 3eit itebt ne6en Der antt.SsSn-
observation-disclosures Die gBe,@raii.
bentihaits 6rage i'm gorOergrunO.
&anoi0aten iirO fiir 0ieies 9Lnt ge-
mug oorbaHoen. aber Die groBte 3n6l
0aoon bat nenig Iusiidjt. oie 9tonli.
nation su erhalten. gIm nleiiten ge.
nannt miro Der 9tidter @rap bon
Gdanare aber iein n@tanager~ Oa-
bier, Ssoiiab 0laroel, erflart entihIe-
oen. 0aB @ron IT'D nnr I'm Die 8rd-
ii0entihaftsnonlination baDirbt, unO
iOnit nm nidts. Goiielba erfldren bic
6reuH0e 0es @oltDerHeurs SSOhnioH
pom Dhnneiota. Ser aud genannt
miro 0ifene ooer oeritedte 9eluers
ber fir Ole 8i5es8rdii0entitaft5- gio.
minotIon iin0 ,S0hn g9. aern Don
Sn0iana. friiberer 9Bepraiiosnt 20-
lai e. Sfeueuion non SHIHois. Roger
6. SnulpaH ron SSainois, Gbas. "
SoiDne bon 9taD 9orf, SSrrp 3.
SulliDaH Don Soma, 6rancis Burton
Snrrfion Uon 9telu g)orf fihter O.
SrIen bon 9tegu Sl0rt, 50. 6. Gous
alas bon Maiiada0efts, 2ouis Smp.
oeiant non 9leD gorf, 6ernann v.
4ses bon gt@u Dorf uno artibaIo
ufGfeil oon @onnectient.
60, ole Die 5adlan iest itebeH.
ionnfe 8raH 0ie 91omlnatlon fir Die
5iDeite Steue auf Dem 85ahI3eteI "a.
ben, luenH er nur nSSsa" faaen ipIr5s.
nm % mebr, Sa grgan nit ieiner
glcminntion ooqig einb,ritanoen
mare.
Seufe beaann Ser .8rop.gubn4
fir bic 0rdiioeu6 hafisnon,n stiou
eiHe grobere an3oa 9efteiorfIsber
ourfidFDarmten Sic Sta0t urS
tloften gra1's gilo an. no iursr
iih aenua @Iab aafiir BOT
Ger friiSre 9lifter 4Iton g. Bar.
~ 0on Sem 9orf. ser uornaIiaa
@rdiioertihaT1sfanoieat. onrfts 6ar
SoriiseHae bes Heiohuiorsausihu'.
ies Deroen nn9 oen 4nffr1a er5alteu.
Die Riatform su enhperfan.
3oB es uR acnIfe fiir RaislRtio.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
MniieperlnnItrr ernnnnt.

Roriolt, 9Sa, I Sui.
gIuf 2lntrag Der 1ruit COMPANY Of
9linerien, unteritiiet Don Der gabn
ielbIt. tit Elm 0faiiDenpaIter fiir ote
glorfolf & Soiitbern GaiIroao er.
nannt nor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
Nas NlanbmerI aeIeai.
@urpHo.
@iltet nln S1OO.OOO.
Eaaaer. 30. e;uni.

Eahaer 30 SUM.
Sn einer bieiiacn g1oihee muroc
Gin Brief 0es @egeuiultons Wtulai
SnfiOenerleieu. iDorin er Dem g}olf
oaiiIr oauft, oab cs ibn Qlboel 9l5ij
borge3ogen. melder iib an Die @bri.
iten Derfduft babe. 3um SdluB er.
iudlte er 6ie Ginipobner bon Eang1r
nm, etne 1nhe NON gIOQ 600
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

Nolllion. qer.. 90 ANN

gereanaene gtaht ipurocn 3nei
arobe itablernc Cel.gleierpoirS, bic
etpo 10000 Safer Gobol eutbicttcn.
ourh 6euer 5eritort uu0 elm Sda.
sen bon S150.00O anaeridltet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

8eHalg aiiigebradt, nm 0ie SaAri sur
@emiBAeit Su MAIDEN Gr bCiteigt
ir0eb Ons Boot erit IN Spos,p. Sap
@rcton.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
RnhIars.
WeIS fir bic glrmse.
El. Qetersbnra. 80. esn.

Ct. petersburg, 30. Suni.
Die 8uma na6m 6ente nc Dor.
lage an, mclhe ben arieaAminiiter
S15,000000 iir 9lr.
mce.@orrdt6e un0 .Dlaterial 81 oer.
Tieie 5umme miro BET
nabe oan3 fix bic miIitdriidlan 9e.
0iiriniie gransbataliens uno fiji
bic Grri6tung BON 8ortiiifationen
in @la0imoiiof berau5aabt DerOeH.
gom gSadtsr erifOiicH.
aiGu. 80. SUM.
Die Eerroriitm Brl. g6etltno0a,
Sic i6uar 9ro3aiiirun8 nor einem
arieasaerida entgeRniab. sUiuoe
heute BON eiuen Der @eidugniguad-
ter. Scr iie oabei a5iaBte ols lie init.
tells aines SanosSpieacIs bonn Sen
tier avs einem aH0eren GeIange.
uen SguaIe CAB, erifoiien
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
9Gnaba.
"a hapert.

Gtiopo. Ont. so. Suni.
Gs Oerlauiet ans iebr 5uocrIdiiiarr
0ueae. onB ser puiihen Rlnaoa mo
6rallfrcih abacidaloiiene &anOClsOeg.
tr09 pom ir0n30ipheu Seuat uibt
gutgebeiBen luerOcu miro. Der &er.
traq, pelhcr in Sommer 1907 abgc-
idloren morOen iuar. ioae In 9ratt
treicu, lpenn 0ie Bor mentc Gana.
oas mo 6routreihs Oenielben ande.
nomnieR huben piir0en. Seiiens OcS
faunOiiden @aranieutS uHO Scr
framoiiihen Gepltirtenfanmer lit
oicS berciis qeiheben. abcr ser iran.
collide Sennt 3ieht Oie 9Innahme in
0ie Sdn9e. IS miro 0CS Sen liner,
ban0luugen 5um AbihIuB etNs 6au.
0elsoeriraaee Sluiihen Sranlreih
nn0 slnerita 5I9eihrieben. Ser crit.
gendunte Gertrag mar fir aann0a
ipeiien in @c5ug alIf glderbauQerdthe
luto perihic0ene dnoere Nabrfate
unaemeiu giinitia 6rdns0NiAe SSm.
porteure tauGoiider Baaren moQen
MN crnnttelt babeH, 0as cnierifani.
ihe Sabriforteu nm @orfbqil ans
Dem tanG0ih fransoiiheu San.
0eIsOertrag 81 3iebeu. groBe Iabrifen
in 8dAd0u erriaj;ea moleu. Der
fnnaOrben Heaierlmg ioa oiiisios at
beriteben acgcben mor0en iein. NaB
oie franjoinbe Geaieruuq 0en San.
oClSoertebr nit 2Imerifa iiir bc0en.
tens mihtiger balt. als 0en nit Qn.
na0o. 0cnn MIN iyhon sic i'm Ser.
trae alliaefiibrten 8abrifate III einem
ermGBiaien 3oll uat 8ranfreidl Elm.
setiibrt iper0eu iollen Damn mare ps
fir iesteres ie0eHfans poriheilbaiter.
0ieielbeu ans Mmerifa an be,ie.
ben mo bon oieieln 9an0e 0urd ct.
men SnuOcIspertrua iuertbuoaerr
Gou3eiionen 81 crIaueen ais bon
QauaOa
las DanSmcrF aeleat.
5crnec. @ritiid)aolunba. 30. Nitni.
Gli StalieHer, oie Dor aursent aus
Dem penuiDluaaIihen seoblenoiitfifie
unO Chicago bier eingelroiicn maren.
mur0cn helie aui 0ie glnflade bin
Dcrbaitet 0litalie0er Der .SdauarScn
SanO @anoe" mo bleber &c.
fommen 81 iein. ml cine 1bulihe
Qereiuigung inter Oen bier lebenoen
itnIieniiden Arbcitern 81 griin0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
aein aanbibat.
giLninatot. 0eI.. /. S.lIi.

g8ilmingt0t, Gel, 1. sui.
Qluf cine Oiesbe5iigliAe gInirage
ieitens Der n9Lnociate0 9rcB" ga5
beltte &iehter @rap Die idriitlihe CT.
flarllng ob, OaB er 1pe0er aanoi0at
fir oas 9lnit oes 9rdIioenten nod
9Siaesgr1ii0enten m1ne
, 1908-08-01
PROTEST AGAINST VENEZUELA.

Willemstad, July 5-The G rGcao Cham
Der of Commerce, the General Dutch Union.
and the Naval League have prepared q states
ment in which they declare that the present
depressed condition in Curacao is due to the
vindictive measures of the Venezuelan Gov
eminent. The statement takes the form of
n petition to Queen Wilhelmina Of Holland,
in which the request is made that steps be
taken to improve the relations between the
two countries in q permanent way.
The petition calls attention to the seizure
by Venezuela of four Dutch vessels plying
between Aruba and Curacao, both Dutch
possessions, and the Imprisonment OF the
crews; the opening of the official %correspon'
dence by Venezuelan officials the prohibit
ing of foreign laborers from working on
board vessels in Venezuelan ports; the de-
cree recently issued by President Castro
prohibiting the transhipment Of cargo at
Curacao, and tho shutting out Of traffic by
Dutch vessels between Venezuela aud Cura-
Gao.
The Governor, through whom the petition
will be submitted, assured the petitioners
tina the Holland Government would be kept
coMversant with the facts by the colonial
Government, and that The legation at Cara
cas- was using every legitimate means to
secure the improvement Of condition .-N6w
York Times, 8 July,
, 1908-08-01

Heavy Mess Pork, s174--}
yCrystols per H., At
Sugar lloscovado Sootest 81
Molasses Eng. lelds. FER gal. nc quotation:
Ii liverpool Cotton m~iddling Upland. 6
Exchange, New York&L London so days sight
1853
Exchange NewYork and London, sight
4.S65
london. July 31st
Dem. Crystals los Cd los 81:
Muscovudo, hoating terms, III
0"S"' bond, lis. dis. Sd
t Gernau beet IS {. o. b los. Cd.
Java Sugar $500 Gibraltar or CAuIuel tcF
orders, boating TINS. lis. 9l.
Demerart Rum, 3 dds. g..
Cocoa, Trinidad, good middjinS Red,
pr cwt 63s.
Cotton, medium Fine S. Int Liverpool nominal
Is. 4d.
Bank Of England Rate of discount q.
Eorsols Sc 1916
Three per ctot Reutes III Paris 9G,05
, 1908-08-01
ITALIANS PRAY FOR RAIN.
Procession of 80. 900 Seeking to End

Procession Of 10000 Seeking to End
Disastrous Drought in Apulia.
Bari, Italy, July 5-The long drought,
with intense heat, reaching at times so or
more in the shade, is causing disastrous
effects throughout the Apulia region. In
the hope of securing rain through Divine
intercession, it was, decided to carry in
procession through the town the centei lial
image representing Calvary.
Thirty thousand Of the faithful participate
, 1908-08-01
II DEAD, 1924 HURT,
Revised Figures Compiled in Chicago
of Our Fourth Of July Bill.

Special to the Ne'c York. Times. =.
Chicago, July 5,--The Tribuno's revised
figures on Fourth of July casualties now
show q total of II dead and 2,G24 injured
directly or indirectly, as a result OF the
Fourth of July celebrations all over the coun-
try, and q fire loss of more than half a
million.
Here are the figures in details
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-22

have to observe the saloon hours as
to closing on Sunday. Christmas and
election days. That is positive. They
are not exempted from the sections
of the bill which regulate that mat
ter. but there Is nothing In tho law
To compel them to close at night
"Thorc Is another phase OF tho bill
which Is not understood. The law
snys that the possession of two gal
Ions OF liquor may be proven in court
OF selling liquor IN violation OF tho
law. That Is discretionary proyi
sion, for the officers will not 90 to
any mans house. where It Is known
that no sales are made. contemplated
or that the owner would for n mo-
mont entertain person who would
come for the purpose of buying n
drink. The rights of II person to do
as he pleases In his own home are not
infrlnged In my way, there Is no dis
position TO work any hardship on any
person-it Is merely to force people
who have persisted In violating tho
law to recognize the existence OF n
law. The law says that the presence
of two gallons in house, when the
occupant Is arrested. shall be proven
ut the trial OF the case. This Is done
In order TO make the conviction of n
ran who is known to be engaged In
The Illicit sale of liquor certain.
But we will have 10 wait Till The
case Is leclded-the case which arose
come days ago and In which mar
was heavily fined for giving friend
n drink--by the circuit court. There
can DO but one end to the affair. and
I believe that the law will L., observ.
cd by all. and that In n short time 1t
will be found to givo entire satisfac
tion, despite the efforts to bring Ii
into rldicule by such unreasonable
and unheard.of conditions"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-22

only way to sncurc general and per.
manent good goalth."
Among many prominent people who
have recently pecomo converted to
Coopers theory is MIR. Il. NJ. Howcy.
OF 47M De Russey Street. bingham.
ton, n. Y, who says: ~ had stomach
trouble for about six years. After
eating. | would become bloatcd and
have distressed feeling for several
hours. This would he accompanied
by heartburn. ana reached the
point where could not enjoy MY
meals at ALL
81 tried different remedies in an OF.
fort to find relief. but without success.
After taking three bottles of Cooper's
New Discovery All entirely cured.
My stomach does not bother me In
tho least, and | can cat anything I
like. can cheerfully recommend
Mr.. Coopcr's medicine TO anyone af.
ilicted with stomach complaints"
Mr.. Coopors medicines are making
n remarkable record. We sell them.
Academy Pharmacy. cor. Washington
avenue and Thirty-third street. West
End Pharmacy, Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-22
ONLY ONE WAY TO RETAIN
GOOD HEALTH, SAYS COOPER

K Il. 4. Cooper's theory regarding the
human stomach ID rapidly becoming n
topic of universal discussion Cooper
claims that the human stomach has
become chronically derangcd by mod
ern conditions, ana that sickness gen
orally is the result.
70 In recent interview, while intro
ducing his medicine in n leading city,
sEfr. Cooper said: There is Just one
WY, In my opinion. 10 maintain gen.
eral health, and that Is by building uu
the digestive organs. Tho vast ma
jority OF Americans today have weak,
habby. distended stomachs This mas
been caused by many generations of
fover-feeding and lack OF exercise, un-
III today the entire civilized race is
affected This Is the true cause OF
most OF the i'll health of today. Lit
tie can be done to relieve It until the
stomach is once more brought hack
TO normal conditions.
II am successful because my prepa.
ration puts the stomach in sound con
dltlcn, and as maintain this is the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-22
AUCTION SALE.
SALE OF FIRST MORTGAGE
MOTES


Default having been made in the
payment of certain collateral note,
made by The Old Dominion Invest
mcnt Company. dated November IL.
1907. payable TO the order of itself
at Schmelz Bros, Bankers, Newport
News. Virginia, sixty days after date,
and In pursuance of the terms Of
said collateral note. shall offer for
sale, ut public auction, to the highcs.
bidder. for cash. on Saturday. tho
25th day of April. 1908. at 10 o'clock
u. M. in front OF j. Il. Warren Com
pany's Office. 26i5 Washington Ave-
nue.. the collateral security for said
note as follows:
Note. Edward Thomas. $4S815,
dated November 4. 1907. sixty days.
Note, elias Holley. s193.5J. dated
November 6. 1907 sixty days.
Note. G. II. Etheridgc, s33402, dat
ed November 4. 1907. sixty days.
Note. Robert Macklin. $470.4l, dat
cd October 2s. 1907. sixty days:
Each of said notes bear interest
at the rate Of 6 per cent, and is Sc.
cured Dy deed of trust on real estate
In Lincoln Park, Hampton. va.
For further description OF said col
lateral notes and the real estate, see
]. u. WARREN, 2615 Washington
Avenue.
THOS. w. BLACKSTONE,
BY j. e. WARREN, Agent.
E 4-f7-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-22
WEALTHY REIRESS IWEDS
ENSIGN COLLINS OF NAVY
Girl Was Short Time Ago Involved
In Scandal With an English
Army officer.

SAN FRANClCCO, April 2i.-Thc
Examiner today publishes n dispatch
from Los Angeles saving that Sarah
Dolano, the wealthy Mamaroncclt IN.
W heiress, was married there oil
Saturday night last TO Ensign Julian
II. Collins. of the cruiser Charleston.
Miss Dclano was Involved some time
ago In n marriage with Captain Albert
Dcanc.Rcid, an Englshman, ut one
time an officer in the guards. who
was subsequently, prosecuted for blga
my. The marriage ceremony was
performed in st, Thomas church by
Rev. Father Clifford.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-22
llslsgals Fsalnsrslono Says /
Does Mol Impair Private Rights.
.GluSsH0f TO KEEP MIDNIGHT HOUR
Thinks Recent Decision is Attempt to
arlns Law Into Ridioulc--Mr Byrd
Agrees With tho contentlona Made
by MIR. Featherstone.

RICHMOND, VA, April 2t.--"Thls
Interpretation of tho Byrd bin which
says that man cannot invite friend
10 take IL drink with him In his pri-
Vete home is carrying the law too far
and Is directly contrary 10 the provi-
sions of the bill,' said Howell G.
Fetherstcne. OF Campbell county. n
member OF the House and one of the
supporters of the, measure,
THE construction made by n ins.
tlce of the peace Is all wrong, is Just
exactly the reverse of the position Of
MIR. Byrd and others who favored tho
measure, ! cannot nelp thinking II Is
an effort to bring the law into dlsfa-
yor. disrcpute and TO force It's repeal
or amendment at tho hands of tho
general assembly.
There Is no judge who has passed
on the matter. and | do not lslievc
that a judge can be found who will
take such n distorted and unrcasonn-
BILE Wow or the law 1t was never in
tended TO Interfere with the personal
rights of man in his own home
everybody knows that the Intent of
the law Is tn prevent person engng.
Cd IN tho liquor business from giving
70 persons who may call ut his homo
LIQUORS OF any sort in violation OF tho
law-T-on such days and between such
iiours as its sale is prohibtcd-and
then going around tho following dnys
and collecting for the liquor.
'There Is no Disgusting the fact
that tho section Of tho law under
which the decision was rendered ap
piles solely TO the dealers In whiskles
and liquors. Ii was never intended tc
restrict tho rights of any gentleman
In his private homo. II docs. how
ever. apply TO all persons who enter
tain the public, a hotel man cannot
Give to his patrons drink on the
DAYS provided when saloons shall be
closed. | talked with Mr.. Byrd or
this subject and his Views are In pre-
: cise accord with my own. IT is, as
said before, to my mind. to make the
law unpopular with those arrayet
K aRainst 1t, but that II Will fall to The
ground have not the least doubt.
As TO the Social Clubs.
Now, take tho social clubs. con
tend---nnd Mr. Byrd agrees with me
that the social clubs are not com
! pclied TO observe the closing hours o
the saloons. The fact that saloon.
were operating social clubs In tn,
snmo buildings with saloons Ia wha
was sought to be suppressed That Is
all. and there never was denial o
sthnt fact. The existence of tho so
called clubs maintained, owned, op
Grated and conducted simply for rove
nue. of the owners was all that wa,
sought to be dealt with, and we be
lieye we have put these out of bust
ness. If not. the law will be made
stronger.
THE social clubs, however, vii
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offs. Hugh Duffy thinks he has fine
chance of landing Jimmie Barrett for
the Grays. while Stallings, Bucken,
berger and others are sweet OH
Thoney and Denny Sullivan. Word
comes from ST. Paul that Monte Cross
Is ready TO talk business for either OF
the latter pair. They don't seem to
figure on Jim. at all. He'll surely
need some one in the outneld despite
the hattering reports of Cy Young's
ability.
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Double Play Broke up the Game.
my Associated Pressl

DETROIT. MICH, April 81 - Do
trolt filled tho bases with no one out
In the ninth. but line drive straight
at Ferris resulted in double play.
and saved st. Louis from danger, Each
side used up three pitchers.
The score: II. H. e.
Detroit ......2O2o10OOO-5 8 L
st. Louis ....30O2O0030--s ~ 4
Batteries: Slevcr. Suggs. Killian and
Payne; Bailey, Graham, Howell and
Stephens. Time 2:1O. Umpire, Ev.
ans,
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vIekcrs pitched GOOD BALL.
NV Associated Press1

(By Associated Press)
BOSTON, MASS. April 21-Phila-
dclrhla shut out Boston today, 4 to D..
Vickers kept Boston's hits well scat
tered and was steady at all times,
The score: Il. II. l..
Philadelphia ..0O00o04O0-4 3 j
Boston ......O0OOOOO00--O z 8
Batteries: Vickers and Schreck;
Pruitt, Cicotte and ,Crlger. imc1:39.
Umpire. Sheridan.
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Umplrcs-Ruderham
Well, Well; Clney Won Again.
(By Associated Press)

CINCINNATI, April 21-CIncInnati
made 1t three straights from Pitts
burg this afternoon. Lever was com.
PEELED to retire after the third inning,
Young taking his place.
The score: II. HE.
Cincinnati ,...4O22O1OOs-91 o
Pittsburg ....O01OO1OO2- 10 2
Batteries; Weimer, Spade and Nc.
Lean; Lever. Young and Gibson.
Time / hour and 45 minutes Umpire,
R!gler.
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Joss a Puzzle TO sos.
fBy Asaoclnted Prossl

Wy ho'OS'otSu Aicool
CLEVELAND, OHIO, April 81 =
Cleveland took the first game of III,
series from Chicago. Joss was a puz-
zle. while Walsh was hit opportnuely.
Lnjoio's base running and Tuncr's
fielding were features,
The score: II. II. +,
Cleveland ...0021O101*-5 S 1
Chicago ......O10000000--1 4 )
Batteries: Joss and Clarke; Walsh
and Sullivan. Time 1882 Umpires-
O'Loughlin and Egan.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
Take notice. that on the 30th day
OF April, 1908. the undersigned will
apply to the Corporation Court of the
City of Newport News. for a license
to keep on hand at it's club house ar
dent spirits TO be sold. given or dis
pensed to It's members and their bona
fide guests. Newport News Ae-ie No.
$50. Fraternal Order OF Eagles.
BY w. F. CASSIDY. President.
S. F. HOFFMAN,
s. D. SMITH,
j. NJ. p. HOLMES,
ALEX BUTTS.
HUGH DENMARK,
Board of Governors.
Dated Newport News. Virginia, April
14th. 1908. 4-16-tf.
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renny chased from Game.
(By Associated Pressl

BROOKLYN. N. Y. April 2l--New
York made It three straights with
Brooklyn today, outplaying the home
team at every point. Tenny was put
out of the game In the sixth for pro-
testing a decision. Score: r. II. r..
New York ...,000003012--s IL L
Brokiyn .r....O00001000--1 . 5
Batteries: WiItse and Bresnchan:
Bell and Ritter. Time hour and 40
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NOTICE TO BREEDERS THE
standard bred stallion, John Redd,
4O392, sircdFby Achiiie, 2:l5h: by
Blngen. 2:06A and out OF the great
brood mare Lula T.. sister to On
ward Silver. 2:O5H. is now in stud
in this city and adjoining counties.
For further information. see j. l..
Fl4AHERrY, 3S0S Huntington Ave.
Citz. Phone 394. 4-f2-im.