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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
Captain ba|dwlO's Arsh|p However,
Has to DO Fitted Out.
TO make TESTS II WASHINGTON
Great Interest Conferred in Flights to
be Made Near CAPITOL City by Big
War Balloons to be Purchased by
Uncle Sam.

| WASHiNGTON, ID. c.. July 10
The aeronautiCal tests to be made at
Fort Myer are being kcnly anticipal-
ed and following the ann0unC mcnt
that Capt. Baldwin'S fly ing mac hinr
would arrive in Washington This week,
many visitors have been attracted 10
Fort Niger under the Impression that
a flight would be made Immediately.
Capt Baldwins diriGihIc balloon has
not yet arrived, although il is on tn"
way Assembling the frame work OF
the machine aud fitting UP the motor
will require several days after tn"
machine arrives. In addition. Capt.
Baldwin will have to erect II plant for
making hydrogen gas with which TO
initiate his balloon, the gas plant of
the balloon squad of the signal corps
'Tot being large enough.
Preparations at Fort Mycr.
Llcuts. Frank p. Lahm and B"nja-
min ID. Foulois, Of the signal corps,
assisted by the balloon squad Cf ten
men. are making preparations tor IN"
tests. A large circus tent will he
pitched Oh the south parade ground OF
the fort. and an automobile will be
provided to follow the airship in lis
flight. and to b, of assistance in case
of accident.
Lieut. FOulois. who has recently
graduated from the signal corps
school at Fort L"av'nwOrth. is map-
ping out the courses over which tn"
tests will be made. They are to ex-1
tend five miles from the fort. the Sp"-!
cilcationS requiring that the airshlp
shall hv over 4 course ten miles in;
lcnsth-fivc miles out and return.
Two Courses Considered.
OF the two courses considered, the
most desirable lies south from Fort
Mycr to Alexandria,. Va. and the 9th
or in westerly direction 10 Falls
Church. Va.
According to his contract. Capt.
Baldwin must have his completed ma
chino at Fort Mycr by July ~. after
which he has one month in which to
make three flights before the army
board His machine must carry two
men. remain in the air for one hour,
or more. and attain a speed of not
less than is miles an hour. Capt
Baldwin also must train two officers
Of the signal corps to fly his mas
chine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
FRANK n. hjTCOCk IS BUSY
ON TAFT'S CAMPAIGN
Has Arranged With Francis Curtis
to Take Charge Of Literary End
of Work.

WASHINGTON, u. C., July To-
Chairman Frank II. Hitchcock, of the
Republican national committee ac.
companied by James T. Williams, one
of the stan of Republican speakers,
left today for Chicago, enroute to
Colorado Springs, Colo, to att nd the
conference of Western Republican
leaders next Monday and Tuesday. Be
fore leaving today, Chairman Hitch
Geek disposed Of mass OF bushes s
and had conf rrnCcs with several peO-
pie. Among those 10 whom he talk
ed today was Francis Curtis. who is
to have charge OF the editorial de-
partmcnt, OF The literary bureau Of
the national committee.
Arrangements were made for Mr.
Curtis to begin his work immediately
by organizing his staff in preparation
of the active work.
Mr.. Hitchcock will stop in Chicago
tomorrow only long enough to com
pletr arrangements, for national heat
quarters i'm that city. He then will
proceed directly to Colorado Springs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
Vaudeville ano Pictures

The new Bell moving picture thea
ter, Washington avenue and Thirty
second street, was formally opened to
the public last night When the doors
were first thrown open carly in the
evening a big crowd was on hand ana
the house was packed to its capacity
at every performance.
The performances last night were
given for the benefit Of the Eagle
Engine Company and the band OF that
company furnished music outside OF
the theatre throughout the even ns
1t Is estimated that more than 1000
people attended the thcAter and the
fircmen realized handsome sum.
Three interesting moving picture
scenes were exhibited at each per
formancc. One of these depicted
scenes in the civil war and it was
enthusiastically received by the au'
.diences An orchestra Of iiv" pieces
music inside of the theater.
At Oreamiand.
Dreamland is still doing good busi
ness with its vaudeville and pictures,
Offering one of the very best bills
ever presented here in connection
with moving pictures. Everton, The
spinning marvel" plcdscs everybody
with his Juggling. and the Musical
Copcs. Civ first class musical act.
\ n N
ancc.
New moving pictures are shown
daily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
BACK FROM CONVENTION.
Or. Appiewh te is First viee-Pres'oe"'
Of Virginia Dentists.

Doctors T.. J. Applcwhitc, J. N. Cole
man and Frank y. LonSaI returned L"
this city yesterday afternoon from
Richmond. where they attended the
thirty ninth annual convention OF the
Virrinia State Dental Association.
The association couv' ned at Muir
phys Hotel Tuesday and adjournea
yesterday afternoon after the annual
election Of officers. DR.. Appicwhitc.
who was tho second vice-prcsidcnt OF
the association, was elected the hrst
vicopreSident.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
lumbR Of 1ttbs Anaag Whites
Double Iumbsr Of Deaths
Opposite the Case WITH NEGROES
Statistics Show That Only Twelve
White People Died in June, While
Twenty-Five White Children Were
Born-Causes Of Death.

The monthly report OF DIR. }. IL
Iagby, the health officer. for the month
OF June. shows that Will" the mum
Der OF white births was more than
double the number or white deaths,
deaths exceeded the births among
the negroes. Only ~ white people
died IN the city during the month
and there were - white children
born. Tw3nty-Onc negroes died, ana
only - were born.
DR.. Bagby's report contains the fol-
lowing information:
Deaths.
White males, ); white females. q;
colorcd males. -; colorcd females, g.;
total, 49,
Causes o. dcath-IIcart failure, ):
diarrhoGa and dysentcry, ., conaump-
ton. ): stiIlhorn. }; syphilis. =: par
alySis, >; urlCmic commissions. !;
pnarasnnls. | n phritis. |; meningitis,
|; pistol shot wound. |; bronchitis,
|; apoplcxy. |; acute Indigestion, l.;
abscess of liver. |; under five years
of age. Is.
Births.
White male, 10; white female. 10;
tolorcd male, &: col0red female. l6;
total, A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
ARSON CHARGE DISMISSED.
Frank viii be Held for Immigration
Au;hor,tie<. However.

Acting Police Justice Christian yes
,erCay morning dismissed the charge
Of arson agains; CHRISTOPHER Frank.
the isycaroid Spanish hoy. who was
accused ny Horustcin With having
st ere to his barber shop On Wash
iprion ayenu~ alrou, tea day. ago.
However. the SpaHisrd Is hrinS held
at the city Jail for the United States
immigration authorities. nv whom be
viii ~ d,pcr;~d from this country.
Frank II said 10 have been Illegally
admitted to- America
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
CHECKING UP INVENTORY.
Cruiser Mcrtsra GEES irto Commas
s,on IN a Few DAYS.

According 10 IEiGTmIftnn rcc- lived
here yesterday from h Norfolk navy
ysr.. tho n NcwporI NCW. huiIj a..
M rCf cruiser Montana. which vas
delivered 10 the HaTy department IA I
FRIDAY. viii b. cummissioaCG n"Nt
v~uk. TIL commisa1oBing q! IN" -
81 Is oaIy bctnS Gciay"! nntti h"r
inventory can 10 CHECKED M. and this
work Is hcing don" a. rapidly ~ poe
Eibl
tn Mnniaua's crew T. nUE aaS"T-
bIed AZ the Norfolk nav ward AMI
n xiH b" Transferred to N" vcSS'i
ncxt xe.k TIL" Mont ana vii ~
NV n her final accrptancr ;riaiS With
IN the nrx; two months.
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naHsFlelD Stays IN .
IAH As A vAGRAHI
NJ, who Jvm,ed from Wi"do~ ~
v. ~. c. a. Unsoie 10
Furnish Bond.

NJ a Mansfeis. the shiryara PAIN
,sr Who recently tcapcd from a &c
o,, z,orx window nj The Young Men"
Christian Association building ~
ear. from an imaginary policeman.
xas ,r.cd by Jug,icc Chris'on n M
oosc- cosr, yesterday moTn'ng 70"
y,zrsp~y and was ru, unier brn'
Of $50 fcr sa esys.
Mansfield. who was snHrf'nE H""'
=, overdose of -acpf" at tho NV
o. the accident. vas slightly in'urca
sa6 snz moved To the St FRANCS
norp,ssi. Vie foIlcxing day n" va
ecmmssed 20 the hospital 69parimen'
a she cssy tail ana he has since 81
n ths: hospital
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
C. ~. LEWIS WINS LAST
OF MISSING WORD PRIZES
Advertisement Appeared Yesterday
For last Time for the Present.
At Least.

Yesterday morning the M'ss'hs
Word Contest advertisement appeared
for the last time for the present. anu
during the day a large number ct r.
Mics were received. quite few oil
which were accompanied by express
sious of regret at the close Of tue
contest
svrpuc sent In the first CORRECT ah''
yer yesterday. winning the prize o.,
q no Tie lis. sent III by Mr.. Lewis
was az follow:
idea, Phsrmacy-'for
G. W. Todd-"a'. ,,-u,
IJfc insurance Company OF \HsT
n,a.-"ba'tery."
: Cn>s C Eyes & Rro.-"do"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
Bill Posters conve ntion.

DETROIT, MICH. July 16.-Thc fol
lowing officers for the ensuing wear
were TODAY elected by the Association
Of Fill Posters of the United States
and Canada in session here: PrcSi-
dent. George l.. Chenncl. Columbus,
Ohio: vice president. W. s. Burton.
Richmond. Va: secretary. Charles
r rnard, Chicago: treasurer, c. L.
Phili"y. St 10. crr Mo. The next
annual meeting will he held at At
lanta, Ga, in July 1909.
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(Cotinued from First Page.)
senators by direct vote of the people.
a. ltuitablc graduated income and
inh' ritacc taxes.
-. be establishment OF postal
savings bank and the guaranty Of
deposits in national banks.
sc. he regulation of all corpora
tions ding an interstate commerce
business
~. TIE creation of "a permanent
tariT commission.
IS. ~ strict enforcement of law
instead Onicial tolerance and prac-
teal liceSc of the social evil which
prevails many of our cities, with
It's unspcaQble traffic in girls.
-. Unifym marriage and divorce
laws.
40. An Equitable and constitu-
tional cmplters lial'lity act.
IL. Cour review of pCstofiice de-
partmcnt DECISIONS.
~. The rohibtion of child labor
in mines, wtkshops and factories.
"l3. LesiStion basinc suffrage
only upon Intelligence and ability to
read and wrS the English LANGUAGE.
~. The observation Of tn" min
cral and fores resources of the coun-
try and the iprovemcnt of the high
ways.
"BeIicving the righteousness Of
oIr cause AM in the final triumph
OF our rrinctcs and convinced OF
the unwillingsss of the Republican
and Democrat parties to deal win
thee issues Z invite to full party
fellowship allsitiZcEs who are with
us agreed"
CarrieIatson Speaks.
When the lcrk reached North
Carolina in tn roll call of states for
the nomination Of pr sidcntial canci-
datrs at he ,ftcrnoon session. the
Old North Str yielded to the Dis
trict of ColurSa and cheer went
n, as Mrs. Caic Nation, who repre-
septed the pisict in the convention.
was seen MAXI her way TO the plat
fo"-n
She declaredt the outset that '"e
c,pd;da,c mrstbe a man who Is
prohibitionis she named u" cdn
d,,c and wa; halIy called 80 order
and forced to Pnctude aorup'!'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAS.
Officers for Ensuing Term Installed
BY Warwick Lodge. :

Officers for Ensuing Term Installed
by Warwick Lodge. :
Warwick Lodge. No. az. Knights
of Pythias, installed the following Of
fccrs for the ensuing term last
night:
Chancellor COMMUNICATE. E. Al.
len.
Vice ChanccIlnr-R. T.. Allen.
PrcIatt-C. v. Sutherland.
Master of WOrk-H. o. Nicholas.
Keeper Of Records and Sc0ls-W
II. Pierson.
Master Of FinancG-H. X. Walden. :
Master Of ENchcqucr-R- s. Bash,
am.
Master at Arms-E. T. Hudson.
Inner Guard-J. W. Alltn.
Outer GuarI-J. W. Brooks.
Representatives. TO GrarI Lotge-
J. ~. Rasicish: alternate. X. 5,
Ba.Sham.
Trustc,s-N. T.. Golfer. c. J. Dcs
per and VI. b. Coicnna
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Tho NhisiicS will go t. SmahhcifI
Mouday TO try conclusions with the
SmithfeId hayrbail team IN" team
has arranged tn have w. launches
and the m mbcrs Will b. glad 70 have
any " their fri@uds make the trip
afih them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
GONG 20 HAMPTON.
Independents and Athletics to Meet
Cra,town Y. M. c. A. To-

BILLY Ha'oncy'S IndCp" nICntj will
Journey over to Hampton tomorrow
afternooi to Try conclusions with tn"
min Of the Hampton foun. Mems
Christian Association on New Park
diamond Previous 10 playing the In
ilcpcnLcsts. the Hampton team will
cross baS with the Newport News
Athleticd buchanan, the fast short
stop of the Indrpend lnts. will play
with Hmpton against the Athletics.
but he qili play with MalOncy'S team
against Hampton.
The bdcpcndents will have prac-
ticc at te Casino park at &: 20 o'clock
this evAing. Every member Of the
team vii be on hand and somc hard
work vii he done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
DISFIOURING
HumorS, Eczemss, snd ltehings
Cured by Cutieura.

Tho aecniziag itrh,ng and burning -
the akin, as in etzrma. tho frishtfui
scaling. a. IN p~orissis. Tho losS - bar
and trusting Il scalp, a. IN SCALED brad.
al defaand a rrrpsdy - exfrssfdinsfy
yirtp,S u s,cc~Ssfuiiy ,rTr With th~np.
That Cy;irtra sap. Cuticsua Ointment.
and Cuttcvfra Pfii@ are sDch sfsnds
proven by testimonials - rrmarksolc
curcs whrn oil clsc has faitrd
= Gf-f'~ - rff-r Cu-~s 49, '>---srrn~ft ~
~v~sf nc~<s ta<sas "a. Cs.rserkszs-~ - r.rs..
8 no - = r-fS ssssrsst-. y Tg~-ss Co STS~fy.
Il q a. rSsf-- prux Tim or. Scr fr-.<-
- nzr~a 80. cu,irurs scos 90 sssa pp-.--s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
llll1ga's sld stbaa'|ass a|
Attempt 10 Slip INTO chssa'
psah Dsg.
IMn MILITIA Oh TOE DEFENSE
Reserves From North Carolina, Della.
ware, Maryland and New Jersey
With Gunboats and Converted
Yachts Are Expected to Locate and
Repet the invaders.

A mimic war will take place of tn"
Virginia Capes next week when the
volunteer nava, militia of Maryland,
North Carolina, Delaware and New
Jersey, on board guDhoats and con-
verted yachts, will endeavor to pre-
vent a feet of torpedo beat destroy
ers and submarine boats from enect
ing an entrance into Che sapcake pay
and Hampton Roads. This war Is 10
be waged without the burning Of gun
powder, for the superstition Is mace
that once destroyer or submarine is
located by a searchlight OF one OF the
defending ships Il could be destroyer
by a single shot.
The Maryland militia will arrive IN
hampton Roads from Baltimore on
the United States sunboat Isle dc
Cuta this morning and will proceed
to I.ynnhavcn bay for maneuvers. the
North Carolina. Delaware and Ne"
Jersey militia is expected at Lynn
haven bay this afternoon or carly TO-
morrow morning. Tomorrow AFTER
noon the commanders of the various
vessels in the naval militia squadron
will report to Commander Charles C.
Marsh. who will be In command OF the
defending squadron md the torpedo
boat fiotilIa. The flotilla will assem-
bic ut Lynnhaven bay tomorrow morn
ing. going there from Norfolk.
The fleets will put to sea SUNDAY
and the battle will begin in earnest
Monday night when the fotilla VIII
make an attempt to pass into the
virginia CalGs without being discov-
cred by the defending fleet. Tn"
mimic war will continue for ten days.
The navy department hopes that
these maneuvers will demonstrate the
impossibility Of torpedo hotii'a 10
eject an entrance into Chesapeake
bay when the Capes are guarded BY
fleet Of heavier vessels. q .
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Powder Explosion Kills N,ne,

CLEELUM, WASH. July 1s.-An cN-
plosion in the powder magazine II
the Northwestern Improvement Com
pany this afternoon killed nine per
sCus ana seriously injured number
OF others. The dead: George Mead.
manager " Northwestern Improve
NJ nj Company store: Clifford Mellon
ncIls. clerk: Andy Grill. clerk: Mrs.
Perry MoNcit. wife 81 matchmaker; in
FAINT child of Mrs Morcti: 10" 70 80.
minrr: Ju- PoSrisppi miner: two
miners.
shortly before o'cioca Manage
Mead and the clerks from the store
ven 10 the powder house TO assist
In unloading car load cf porder-
How tho accident Jappeh'G u not
known.
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comiro From Washington.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 16. -
Theoretically rushing to the defen"
Of Hampton Roads. the most mpof-
rant, naval base on the Atlantic coast
the, District of Columbia naval militia
left washington this evening for Alex.
andria, Va. there shipping on boaro
the cruiser Yankee. which lay on that
city last night. Under command OF
Commander Marsh, f the navy.
fiee. OF vessels will defend Hampton
Roads and the navy ward at Norfolk
against the attacking torpedo craft. a
majority Of the vesseis o. the DEFEND
ing forces will be manned by the re-
serves OF Pennsylvania. Maryland
New jersey. North and South caro-
lima and the District Of Columbia.
The Yankee is a flagship. Inc
other vessels participating. are the
supsoat isle dc Cuba. the Sylvia. the
vixen and the Prairie. There viii be
half a dozen torpedo boats. two sub
marines and possibly several destroy
ers. Tic program viii include every
thing from REGULAR routine and dri!'
to theoretical battle =
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Death o. Bshv b..

Richard L-c two nonthsO'd Sun of
Mr.. and Mr.. W. G. MANLY, 2ls
rurty.sixih street. diri Al the horc II
his parents NJ o'c!cck yesterday
morning Tue remains viii b. taken
TO Olive Branch church. James cts
county, for intermeni.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
MARRIED AZ ELIZABETH CITY
Cecil Gray and Miss Eva er''ey Re
turn Home Bride and Groom

turn Homc 0Ftuc dF'u !" SSs
Mr.. Cecil Gray. night yarcmaster
for the Chesapeake & Ohio railway
here. and Miss Eva Rriley. inc ~
ycar-old daughter of Mr.. J. c. Briicy'
were married "Wednesday at Elizab2'h
City. n. c. They returned home last
nigh, and will live a - Twen:y'nin'h
street.
Mr.. Gray and Miss Briicy left tn"
city "Wednesday morning. telling no
ono of their intention to h. married,
When they did not rCturn IL was sup
posed that they had gone S'me~hcre
10 he married and the announcement
uron their return did not surprise
their friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Mrs Clarence W. Robinson will
leave this week for Pulaski to spend
the remainder OF the summer with
relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Curtis, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. T.. W. Milstcad on Thir-
~ fourth street. has returned to her
home in Lee Hall.
Miss Nellie Spooner. OF Petersburg.
Is visiting Miss Ruth Hudson on
iTwenty-ninth street.
Miss Phoebe Pressy Is visiting
friends In Bangor, Me.
Miss Marston, of Toano, Is the
guest of Mrs Il. w. MilStead, on
Thirty fourth street.
Mrs. william Bowler Is Ill at st.
Francis hospital.
Miss Louise King left yesterday FOR
a visit OF two weeks in King William
county.
Mr. j. NJ. TnOHas. nI "as"ihS,"''
ID. C., is the guest of his mother. MRS
Louis Thomas. on Forty-cighth street.
Mr.. Robert Allen Davis has return
ed from trip to Baltimore.
Miss Ann Herman. who has bech
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ b. Herman, 800 West avenue
has returned 20 Washington.
Mrs. J. Winston Read and chiiirfh
will leave next week for Bristol tei
visit Mr.. Reads mother.
Miss Jennie W. Tilghman G.. Wei
don. N. c., Is visiting her sister, MIS-
r. n. Bridgers. 1875 Twenty'ht'h
street.
DIR. r. D. Wsllis Is about to he out
after being confined to MS home iof
several days by indisposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
NJ Ionex Im,roNina.

Mrs. E~anIe Ioucs. 81 TwrHiytouTth
street. Ia rsp'siy improving after
xerious operation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Miss Nellie Spooner. OF Petersburg
Is visiting Miss Ruth Hudson on
Twenty-ninth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
AfrEf SIPS CAPTAIN
Confined Prom First Pase)


,u,th,r cvEnt she had to on r.
Later in T. lay Mrs. Quackcnbos
aprIs d io!, tarrant at s'hc dis'r's'
,ttnracy's ficc :or Captain Dunn "
arrest, bu;..sistsat District A''o'-
ncy Smy;i ryfus d On the srouha
tina, she y not presented sufficient
evidence an.imc.' Federal Assist
ian, Distri Attorney Moor i'ci%eH
To deta.n Ie three Gilman n as
witness, :. he bodies Of the w"
DIR, sarl snamcn having tscn re-
covered il said. a charg~ "f man-
Slaurhi r " b. preferred against
.bc Sira,hr's officers for alleged
failure TO ere the Chinam@n WI"
icap..d .rushe ship.
The Stryrc Is yet at Norfolk.
NoRFOI VA. July is.-Captaih
Dunn. who in this city f"nish',
.ya,s h- eds ready To return 20
Ncx York ,nptly II wanted. On any
charge. or testify in the Gaze ot
IN. mutipe Chine>" crew - vet
no ur,rr hecn rrc"iyed for his
arrc,i hcrand u Is MOI believer
that no ws. stopped from ''a'''nS
with his 3 TOMORROW afteTroon.
Cap,ain n has employed "oun-e'
to advise N. who. has not been
given out.
a ~ srVm Josh Wiea.
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SociaI.PeEsonal

Mrs Clarence W. Robinson will
leave this week for Pulaski to spend
the remainder OF the summer with
relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Mrs. NJ. T.. Curtis. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. T.. W. Milstcad on Thir-
ty-fOurth street. has returned to her
home in Lee Hall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Miss Louise King left yesterday fol
visit OF two weeks IN King Wliiiau
county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Mr.. Robert Allen Davis has return
ed from Il trip to Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Mr., J. NJ. Thomas. OF Washington
u C., Is the guest of his mother. Mrs,
I,onis Thomas on Forty-cighth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

a ~ srVm Josh Wiss.
"A hach's Q msa Who thinta
clothes ~ themselves an eAsj1rsa
amt neves trouble
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PROHIBITION PARTY
NAME THEIR TICKET

(Cotinued from First Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Miss Marston, of Toano. Is tn
guest of Mrs. T.. W. Milstead. o
Thirty fourth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Mrs. J. Winston Read and chiiir'
will leave next week for Bristol t
visit Mr.. Reads mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Mrs william Bowler Is Ill ut st.
Francis hospital.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Miss Ann Herman. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Il. Herman. 200 West avenue
has returned 70 Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Miss Phoebe Pressy Is visttin
friends in Bangor, Me.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

Miss Jennie W. Tilghman G. Wei
don, N. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
r. n. Bridgers, 1875 Twenty'ntth
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17

DIR. r, d. Wsllis Is about to he out
after heinr confined to mis- home for
several days by indisposition.