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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Union

Union.
1SG6-General Winfield Scott died.
Born June 10. 1886.
1s-7-John Lothrop Motley, historian
died. Born April Is. 1914.
1SS9-TeXas Spring Palace opened at
Fort Worth
1907-WidOw of President Mckinley
buried at Canton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
TODAY IN HISTORY

May 20.
1643-J'nion of the New England
Colonies.
1875 English defeated the Ameri
cans at battle of Sackctt's Har.
hor
Empress Josephine, wife of
Napoleon, died at Malmaison
1892 Opening of the Rideau canal
Marshal Grouchy died.
1SiS-Wisconsin admitted to the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

Whatever merit is TO be found in
the proposition to lay brick pave
meuts on the sand-illed streets, with
ont any concrete base, must be looked
COR exclusively in It's cheaper first
construction. The cost of the con.
cres base is a very important item in
a pavement of this sort, and II it can
be dispensed with. without any great
depreciation in the wearing quality
OF the pavement. it would be worth
trying But it stands TO reason if
this can be done on saud-filled
street it can be done much more
safely on n dirt street, for dirt offers
ccnfessedlya better base than sand
for any sort OF pavement. Hence II
is natural to conclude that the con
crete base is worse than useless on
dirt street-a wanton waste of
money--if it can be safely dispensed
with on sand street The city
authorities will probably look into
the matter carefully and if the con
crete base is a useless cost to the
public eliminate it in future plaas
for street payements.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
No Danger.

do you think kissing Is danger
ous?" ...-. .--,, .-... 49,
Not when your in the parlor and
all the doors are closed. Chicago
Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

Publicity is q potent cure for secret
evils. 1t may have tendency to
check gross miscarriage OF justice
which usually is the result Of secret
work by relatives and friends OF the
accused.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

Fits OF Indignation over an outrag,
against the public conscience and
peace and safety are healthy. and it is
well to not let them die out too
quickly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1907 ..2tf6
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month of April
1908 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POPS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

The Bulletin la on sale at the fol
lowing places: ..
Colsman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House News stana.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

At the Commercial Club meeting
last night Messrs. Wearen and Harmed
said some things which are timely and
deserving OF favorable consideration
by Cairo people generally. The story
is told elsewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
CAIRO IN 1856.
A...++.++.+...4-+.+......
from the Cairo City Times Published
and Edited by VIM. A. Hacker and
ken G. Faxon.l


On May 9Th and 10th. large mum
beber of members OF the Illinois leais
Iature and other guests Of the Illinois
Central Railroad including many Ia
'dies, in all numbering about three hun
ared. visited Cairo, ana the most ii
tie visitors were guests of the newly
finished Taylor house, on southwest
corner of Commercial avenue and
Fourth street Among the distinguish
ed visitors were Governor Matteson
and Ex-Governor Reynolds of Illinois.
United States Senatorelect Lyman
Trumbull. Governor Bingham of Mich
igan, and Editor Brooks of the New
York Express The guests We're treat
ed to q banquet at the hotcI and 4
ball on the wharfboat st Louis
The steamboat Tlighdyer left Cairo
every "Wednesday evening for St
Louis. WILLIAM F. Halliday was clerk
All fifth degree members of the |, q.
O. f. in good standing We're called to
meet at the Times office May 18th to
take steps toward organizing local
lodge
ION & Faxon Withdrew from the
Times aud announced that early in
July he would begin tho publication
of weekly paper in Cairo. to be call
ed the Cairo Delta, which would be
neutral in politics.
Dion Bouclcalt dramatlst aud actor
and wife were guests of the Taylor
house on May 25th
The editor notes that the founda-
tons OF the Methodist aud Presbyter
ian churches have been laid.
Very few indictments We're found
against Cairo citizens at the May term
of Court, owing to the morality of the
Cairo people, and TO the fact that the
town had no such doggerics as deform
Thcbes, the county seat
Edward Willett become associated
with Editor Hacker in June becoming
joint owner and associate editor of the
Times ..
The Board Of Trustees agreed to is
sue liquor licenses at SIS year. the
applicant taking the license ssbioct to
all legal questions"
: On June 9Th, Cairo election precinct
gave a majority OF 80 against a pro.
hbition law Returns from ~ COM
ties in the state showed an anti.pro-
hibition majority of about 5000 All
counties in lower Egypt. mentioned in
the list, voted against prohibition
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Re- n
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois
Population 16,147.


Population 16,147.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS :. -.
Clerk, r, A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS e. MAHONEY
City Attorney, FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN.
Police Magistrate. A. ]. ROSS.
Chief OF Police, NJ. s. EAGAN
Alexander County, Population 22,467.
County Clerk, JESSE e. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK e. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEX. WILSON.
Coroner, DIR. JAMES McMANUS.
County Superintendent Of Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRIED n
Board Of County Commissioners.
J. j. JENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN ]. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

rs

There probably never has been period
in all industrial history during which the
artisan and the skilled laborer have so com
pIetely held their own and controlled the
value Of their own services to the world as
during the last few years in the labor market
Of America Many causes have made this
possible, among them being the rapid con
sruction of our American stiles, the Wliza-
ton and marketing of electricity, and prob
ably also the peculiar and almost impregna-
bic defense afforded The American workman
by our protective ana prohibitive tariff poll
lev The evolution of the newer city out of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
AIi Has Been pone Refore.

There is nothing new under the sun.
Even in the making Of mistakes we
are merely initiating.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

Advertising In The Bulletin Is profit
able to the advertiser because 1t has
the highest class circulation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

Have The Bulletin on your break
fast table every morning. II viii cost
you only two tents per dag.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

did come back to Beckwith's carry
ing gun in his hand, and inquiring
in an angry tone: Where is that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

The dual fruit of home rule for Ireland
with all its attendant blessings. would like
wise promote the well being of the people
of Great Britain"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

The steamboat Ilighdyer left Cairo
every "Wednesday evening for st
Louis WILLIAM F. Halliday was clerk
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

All fifth degree members of the |, q.
O. f. in good standing were called 10
meet at the Times office May 18th to
take steps toward organizing local
lodge
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
TELEGRAM SAi0 mrs. 6, a.
SCHMEiz WAS IMPROVED
Considerable Distress caused Over
illness OF Wsit Known han.:.-on
Woman IN Wayhesbsts,

Considerable alarm was occassoncd
among the friends OF Mrs. Schmelz,
the VIE of Mr.. George A. Schmelz'
the Hampton and Newport News
banker yesterday by report In CIR
culutioh to the effect that she was
seriousl, III In Wayncsboro. Messrs,
George SchmrIz and Henry Lane
Schmclz left for Waynesboro on the
early Chesapeake Il Ohio train and
this gay" rise to the report ol MIS-.
Schnclz'H serious condition.
Late IN the afternoon telegram
was received from Mr.. Scbmelz stat
ing that h. found Mrs. Schmelz slight
" improved and that her condition
Is not alarming. The message said
Mr.. Henry Schmelz would return
home today, hut that Mr.. George
Srhme'Z would remain in WayncS-
born fCr several days with his wife.
Mrs. Schm"lz Is suffering with a
seriovs affection Of The throat aud II
Is likely she will go to Denver Tor
short rest In the very near future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
AGED WHITE MAN WANTED
BY PENNSYLVANIA OFFICERS
Martin Justson Accused Of Attempt
cd Criminal Assault Arreestd At
the Soldiers Home.

Martin NJ. Justsop IS years old. an
inmate OF the National Soldiers
Home. was arrested yesterday morn
ing by Deputy Sheriff Charles c,
Curtis on a warrant issued by the
Pennsylvania authorities charging
him with attempted criminal as
Sault
4 telegram received fem Mr. ]. r
Robins on. assistant district attorney
at NJ, Tia. Pa. informed Sheriff Curtis
that an officer would come to Hamp
ton today To take justson back %
the Kc-ston. STATE
JuStSo came to the Home several
weeks ago and IL Is said that the
Pennsylvania authorities have since
been looking for him. lie was found
brought TO Hampton jail 10 await thu
IN the institution yesterday and
arrival of the notice Officer
IustSon has rrfug-d 70 tain con
corning hts arrest and Ht'l- = kn"~n
her" relative 10 the charge a=aiE .,
him
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
ar. FRANK BRITTtAGHAM ."
PASSES Away IN RICHMOND
Formerly Resides In Hampton and
Newport News anu Was We'll
khewn as Newspaper Man.

A telegram was received III Tramp
ton Yesterday announcing the dcatfl
In Richmond of Mr.. Frank blt''hs
ham formerly resident OF thl"
county. Mr.. Birmingham was d
years old and his death ocicurfcd al
. O'Clock Monday evening.
Mr.. .Hrittingham was hai'
brother OF Mrs. c. A. he, Mrs. W,
r. Dar.in. Mrs. John NJ. Burbanks'
Mrs, !. T.. Howard and Mr>srs. Thorn
as Brittingham, and J. W BrittnS'
ham. Of Hampton. MrS. Sarah lar
den. who lives In Newport News ave
nue.. Is an aunt of tn" dead man
while Captain Frank W. Guy. in Arm
istead avenue. is his nephew. There
are numerous other relatives resid'
ipc here. Mrs. Birmingham, who was
a Miss Hopkins prior TO her marriage
thirty years ago. survives her nus
band. and Mrs. f. c. Maher. of Rich
moud. is "A sister of the dead man.
Mr., birmingham was born near the
site of Old Point Comfort College
and resided in this county up 10 Il
vac before the outbreak of the war
He was in the United States navy
when the war broke out hut resign
cd and cast his lot with the Con
fpderacy For three years during the
urpleasautess. Mr.. Birmingham WAS
stationed in the Charleston. S. G..
i,.rror. and was designated to blow
np TIE three :esscis when the Union
forces took charge Of the harbOr.
After the war liz. birmingham took
un the newspaper business and had
%! ions with tn" Houston Post
II" Fort Monroe Gazette. Galveston
News and the Louis,illr Journal.
.thout twelve years ago Mr.. Brit
tir..tam came hack to this section
ASA established I''anng mill bust
ness in NeHn."l News. He later
sold the plant o Weaver frothcrS
and then decided to make his perma-
n..nt home ir Richmond.
The funeral will he hclh N Rich
mcnt tomorrow. Hni the burial will
h.- II ade in Hollywood cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

Americans fond Of good eating en-
10y sinking the teeth deep in a steam
ing car Of sweet corn. Yet for the
very habit Anic rican taste Is miSuS"
dcrstood. In Englahd a popular iiea
prevails that field corn Is generally
eaten here. n thing the Ehgiishman
could not do without offending his ma
tional pride, and the Frcnchmah CON
sid RS the mode of eating it inartiS' G.
However tina, may 10. as everybody
knows. the flavor remains delicious
when the corn is properly cooked:
A new device for eating corn Is III
us. at the CAFE drs B"aux Arts. IL
Is the invention OF one OF the proprie-
tors. Mr.. jacques Rustanohy. a SILVER
prong Is inserted In either end OF the
cob bv a waiter and the cob rests III
= sort of silver trough of soft butter
Nv turning the cob several times II Is
evenly buttcrcd. without any incon-
yrnifnce. The arrangement adds ~
ones plcasurn in eating corn. wh'th
Is about as awkward I" handle IN It's
natural state as an orange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
LOST HEAVILY ON CORNER
Failure to Carry Deal Throurh cos'
Broker Sos, 900 and Broke Corner
Try Associated Press.)

WINNIPEG. July Z. A Local
trader on the grain exchange lost
sos. 900 yesterday through failure ii
carry through a corner in oats. wO
Winning elevator con- nanies had cen
iracted {" deliver to J. p. Graves owe
one million bushels o. rejected cats.
Graves set TO work to co.n:r Ill OF
the rejected oats in T.! West and
secured one million bushels. lhe
elevator companies mixed NV Lad
oats with the good and ta:lrS thus
manufactured "rejecteI grade, de
livered half million bushels yes
icrday. forced Graves to accept and
broke the corner
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
Will VISIT MANY CITES
on PENNSYLVANIA TRIP
Phoehus Firemen Arranging for Great
Weeks vi: I Through Keystone
State in October.

At largely attended meeting OF
the PheehuS f. department. last night
the trip to p, nnsylvania next Octo,
Der was discussed. McssrS. +. A..
Kearncy. C. H. Lancer and {. II.
Warm were selected a committee Ia
arrange fer The side trips during the
wcck the fircmcn will be in the Key
stone S:a'"
II is propose to visit Raltimcre,
Philadelphia. Harrisburg. Mt. Carmel
Shamokin ID other cities.
Mr. Charles O'Rouke was unani,
mously elected as a delegate to rep
resent the Phcebus company at the
meeting of the Virginia State Fire
mans Association in HarriSonburg
ncM month
The firemcn unanimously elected
Nsssrs. Harry II Holt. David John
son ard G. NJ. Pace honorary Ne
members OF the Phoebus FIRE depart
meBt
Ire following contributions were
announced:
George Adams $40. G. VI. Sutler s.
Brcthc- Vincent s.. Miss Jennie
BRYAN 81 apdcn Thompson $I2.
Joe Gunne'h s. Hsory Hols;on 81
JuJa Parker 81. James NJ Cummings
s. W. r Williams S2sa Mrs. JaBsa
Whine 81. O r Transfer Co. 81. ad
mir = s.. Hcmc Brewing Co. $40.
William warc-s 81. Ev~hard Rocker
s. ~. James DAILY s.. W r Webbcr
81 o J Shipicv $3.50. cash 81!
George Topping 81. George Harrig s.
" W Waters 81. William Topping g.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
WORK coNvIcTs ON ROAD.
Norfolk County Authorities Adopt
Ru.e TO Keep highways IN
Good Condition.

PDRTShsDTTH VA. July : The
hard OF rHTrrviScrs 81 tho county.
act nc q The road hoard bod a
NJ t'ng - tn" cuurthoase Mon 'ay
afternoon. when q wss d~cid.A Z" -
tahliSh = 'hain gang TO- IN" improve.
nE'Bt ~ tho cugniy roads TIL
hcsrd vii meet July % To further
T-",fTri 'kr MANS =" MIX" AL for
rrnainE tho chain E=ng.
y. T. portlo~k was designated "a
art ~ r"id eng H~rr uaiiI an rrEin.
c"- u arpu!ni"1 IVY Iudgc rnr'i"~k.
TIL m"mi'~ra who atsond"; tho
m'~''n u~r" Chairman John 4 Cc1I
and N"ssrs NflI~r. G"ratn. Nc bolas
lnhn5on and L-nCh
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
No Protest Necessary.
ORv ASs~!aicd rrcss.)

WASHINGTON July :. -- The 10
tcTE'atc commerce commission IN IN z,
case Of tho southern Pm" IIrmh"r
Company against the Snu'Acrn rail
.ay. In awarding r"psTatbpn today.
holds thai pro.cs, 10y shipper NJ con
Sixn"c against Payu'"n; NJ lawfully
cSctsbIiSh~d fr.'ish, rates Is no, 2 nee
essay pcrquisiic to ,ls- recovery NJ
damages resulting from unreasonable
charges.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
DIED FROM HEAT.
Miss Annie Haase. Rehmond woma
Expired on Way to Hosp tai.

RICHMOND. VA. July mis- An
ME Hasse. TWENTY-FIVE wears Of age,
daughter of G. HaaSe died on her way
TO a h 5pifaI this afternoon from the
effects of heat Miss Haase Was DIS
covered unconscious on the floor oil
her home by her father. The am.
bulance was mined ,a;eiy summoned
and the vcung wcman vas hurried 10
the hospital hut she died before sne
could BE- gotten there. This IS the
firs; death of the summer due directD
20 the effects of tso heat. Today mas
b-en the most sultry day Of the en-
tire season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
Brighton eeseh 0pened.
(Rv aSsn~Iated prsso-s

BRIGHTON BEACH. July Z. the
Brighten Beach midssmmer meeting
opened today With a crowd OF s."""
y.rSoIs IN attendance. There were
no s'aIrs down for dccisscn ard
r'Irrc all - none At ans ~ the races
AT tins meeting The feature OF tbs
racing to-iay xss tho 6siEh q; I'd"
third race. ~hrH ;hIoc horsss cam"
i'm heads araTt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

M REFUSED 70 ATTeID
Appointed to invite Editor
q, Phoebus Sentinel to Attend the
( .aaeskiro Reported That He Declined
Invitation to Call on
th. Governor.

After refusing to take any action
- Q resolution placing general boy,
Soft on the Phoebus Sentinel, a com
nettee OF ten representative business
yAen OF Phoebus was named last
1aght to wait upon Colonel Thomas
~ Knox. the governor Of the National
Dldlers' Home. this morning and OK,
Suess 10 him the ract that the busi'
neso men OF that town are not In
ogupAthy with the attacks that have
heen made upon rhe management of
he Institution over which Colonel
skncx Is president.
Pursuant to q call from President
=. &. Wilson. OF the Phoebus Busi-
sness mems Association. more than
ana hundred of the best known citi-
aens In the town met in the council
koAmber last night TO take some &C,
Nm IN the matter. President VIII
On called thhe body TO order and
Mayor Louis p. Furness was asked
- preside and to state to the assem-,
Nd crowd the object for which the
Hassfon was called.
Mayor Furness said that Colonel
Knox had called him to his office
ma had asked: How long are the
Heoebus people going to stand for the
aktncan being made upon me by the
pA0ebus Sentinel?" Colonel Knox,
ntAa&d the mayor. declared that
- h thinking Of closing the Phoebus
'ukes leading to the Home and unless
H. people here take some action
snuAtnst the paper for publishing the
sa1tacks such will be the case. II
III be q great loss to Phoebus to
I've the gates closed and Mayor Fur
nSee thought that the business men
sNeouid talne some steps to explain
- the governor that the people were
- In my way in sympathy with the
DeAlicatfons.
Asked Editor to Attend.
III. Edward c. Kaiser. after dc
$3ortnS that the editor Of the Phoc-
- sentinel Is a citizen Of Phoebns
- that the business men should not
tine any advantage of him In his
SDence. offered a resolution that the
nir appoint a committee of five to
yl1t nSon Mr.. Edward S. Taft. editor
e the Phoebus Sentinel. and invite
~ to appear before the associa.
o.
he resolution carried unanimously
M Mayor Furness named Messrs.
n1nkf. w. Il. Williams. II. s. Simp-
Hos. l.. L. johnson. James Grant and
III. Nicholas to cali upon the editor
81 convey to him the wishes Of
- 0eeting.
= about ten minutes the commit
- retWued to the council chamber.
- yAich the meeting was held, and
1epertea that II had called uppa Mr..
III 10 his residence in Mei,en
SoD0ef- "Mr. Taft said he has no
x1neroversy with The Business Mems
ApoDe3stion and that his paper will
aDook for him" was the message
<1roueAt TO the hail by Mr.. Kaiser,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
PORTSMOUTH MAN NAMED.
Noni n ated for Vice President on the
Socialist Ticket at New York
Convention.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. july !.
7 onald Munro, of this city. a machih
list. employed in the construction de-
pertinent Of the navy yard. has been
nominated for vice-Pres:dent- on the
Socialist ticket. al the party conVen
ton IN New York city. Mr.. Munro
will attend a ratification meeting IN
New York tonight, when the candt
dates viii Announce their acceptance
o. the nominations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
and no will not come to the meet

and no will not come TO the nrect-
Ing"
At this jupcture MIR. Harrigan. de-
Claring that he Is an inmate OF the
Home and has always regarded Gov
ernor Knox az the best governor the
institution has ever had, offered a
resolution that this meeting place
Itself on record AS hoycotting the
Phoebus Sentinel and any firm Or
person or firm that subscribcs for the
paper or adver rs in it.
MIR. F. NJ. 1,..nis said that he Is
not in sympathy with the Phocbss
Sentinel for publishing the attacks on
the governor of the Home, but he 10
opposed TO any expression Of a gen
eral boycott. I'VE can all do as we
like about patronizing the paper,
said Mr.. Tennis, but | do not think
1t wise 10 adopt u resolution. l
favor a conservative system, that is
TO simply express to the governor our
lack Of sympathy with the publica,
tons. but the controversy between the
editor of the Phoebus Sentinel and
Governor Knox should be- a personal
one"
MIR. Tennis added that the National
Soldiers Home meant a great deal
to Phocbus and to him personally He
thonght the governor should bc sat
isfied to know that the business men
and people OF PhOehns were not In
sympathy with any attack made upon
him.
Town Sergeant W. r. Williams said
the meeting should go slow. else II
might give the man u stick to break
It's own head.
Mr.. Harrigan again took the foor
and urged the adoption OF his reso-
luton to boycott the paper.
Appoint a Committee.
Here Mr.. Tennis submitted a r'so
luton directing the chairman to nam"
q committee to wait upon Governor
Knox and exprcsstO him the kini'y
feeling of the business mrn Of Fh%-
bus and to say to the governor tina,
the business men do not in amy dc
gree synpathizc with the paper that
he thinks Is attacking him. Mayor
Furncss thought 1t best to have the
committee elected, which was done.
Mcssrs. Edward c. Kaiser, r. Il.
Wilson, F. NJ Tennis. A NJ Hanger.
G. n. Sutler, l.. p, FurneSs. J. j.
I0ughran, s. S. Crawford, =. |. Mich
olas and l.. NJ Brown were chosen
as the representatives..
The committee will meet in the
Office OF Mr.. f.. NJ. Tennis at 9
o'clock this morning and will immedI-
ately repair to the Soldiers Home
to sce Colonel kr"x.
After naming the committee the
meeting adjourned TO meet again
this evening. when a report will be
received from the governor
Governor Knox had declined to
send n letter to the meeting expresses
ing his feeling over ths attacks. al
though he expressed himself as being
favorable TO closing the gates unless
the BUSINESS Mth NSS"ia'ioh up
pressed the publication. 1t was
pointed out that the governor cannot
expect the business men to attempt
an impossibility and that he has no
right to punish innocent business
men for something over which they
have no control The fact that the
business men do not favor any al
tack on the Home management was
argued as expressing TO Governor
Knox their firm belief In his integrity
and that as a matter Of justice and
fairness he cannot visit punishment
upon a town because of any action
Of citizen or concern.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
snt IN Circuit Govt.

L. the CLERKS ua,cc " the Circuii
Court yesterday notice Vt sHi' was
Instituted by n" For COMPANY
aEains; M.Sgrs. ~ G. Vernon sad ..
= wornom. trading 90 Worn""
BROTHERS. action for Judgment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
The Real In independence

Day is the one you acquire lot at
Buckroe Beach. to build cottage. IL
may lie that YOU will not build TINS
season. but you will want 1t next
spring. and now is the time to get
vour nick of a lot. besides. after July
18Th the price will be advanced on
the rest OF the lots. 10 per cent. Con-
venient to your business and ENJOY an
the sports Of the sea sdore- You win
make no mistake by seeing the agents
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JAMES V. BICKFORD. Buckroe Hotel,