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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

The Board OF Prison Commissioner
has granted a parole TO Cornelius
Patrick. a boy from Knott county.
who was convicted OF larceny and sent
to the penitentiary for four years.
He was only Is years old at the
time OF his conviction. and has serv.
cd two years. His record was good.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

While rafting logs In the Guyan-
dotte river just above the c. & o.
railroad bridge at Huntington last
Saturday morning at $3.50 o'clock,
James Wentz. 81, fell into the water
and was drowned before his fellow
workmen could pull him out He
was unable to swim.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

Morehead, KY, May S.-Henry Fra.
,ey shot and killed his brother, Geo
'raley last night. They quarreled
'ver a piece of land. George was ac.
Quilted only a short time ago OF
he murder of sebroH Prophet, who
vas shot from ambush while riding
IN water wagon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

Huntington, W. Va, May IA
Another good strike was made Sum
cay In Lincoln county oil field, when
big well was drilled in on the farm
Of e. J. May.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15
OUR NEIGHBORS.

N. & W. train No. 3, struck large
rock at Yorkville last Wednesday mig 4
and tore the pilot beam off the en-.
cine No one was hurt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

The Democrats met in mass con-
yention at Wayne last Monday and
instructed the delegates to the State
nominating convention to vote for
Louis Bennett for Governor. The
delegates wre also instructed to vote
for Melvill Peck, of Philippi, for the
nomination for supreme Judge and
fol- John B. Wilkinson and Hon.
Jos. S. Miller for delegates to the
Denver Convention.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

Olive Hill, Ky, May lO.-Jacob
Harper was shot and killed last night
IN Sinking Creek, near here. His
)rother-in-law, L. johnson, is charg.
ID with the crime.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

The Southern Bell Telephone Co,
will build line from Paiutsyille TO
Salyersyille.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

r. p. Johnson. an N. 4 W. train
master, died at Hot Springs a few
days ago Of Bright's disease.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

Mems and women's underwear at
Picklesimer's.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15


Pikeville, KY, May S.-John Fol-
loway, engineer on the "dinky" coal
train at the Pike colliery, at Black
berry, this county, was arrested on
charge Of reckless driving Of his
engine, which caused It to run down
and kill Walter and Kinner Hatfield,
two young men of that place, and
injured George and JEFF Hatfield.
He was transported to Pikevlle, the
officers arriving with him today,
where he will be held to await the
action OF the grand jury at the next
-erm of the circuit court, which con-
Venes next Monday. George and Toll
bert Hatfield, Of Blackberry, are
low here in the interest of the case.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

Jackson. KY, May 6.--The latest
reports from crockettsville are to
the effect that Ed Callahan. feud
leader and former Sheriff Of this
county, will recover from the knife
wounds inflicted by his brother-in-
law. John spicer Hio son. Wilson
Callahan, who shot and Instantly
killed spIcer immediately after be
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-05-15

Peruna b NOT serYins nor /.
sffnigianL n benefits the nerves D.
beReffffnR dlgesfion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
FINAL PRIZE AWARDED
Miss 1sd|ager Gets Seven Dollars
For Missing Words.
FIVE c0RatcTs LIST N ALL
Four Contes tants Had All the Words,
But They Were Late-Another Con-
Days.

After furnishing amusement fer Il
large number Of people during the past
thirty days. the Missing Word Con
test came to u close yesterday. TIL"
final prize OF 81 was won iw Miss
I1orana Medinger, 7l2 Twenty.sevenlh
street.
In the neighbOrhOCd of 1000 ans
wers were received by the Missing
Word Editor yesterday. and of that
number five lists were correct. Miss
Medinger's list was received at sos
o'clock yesterday morning. being the
tweniy-Seventh to come In at that
time. The second came from Mr.. d.
A. Hudson al 1872 a. NJ, the third from
Miss Pearl Kempton at s:34 =. m.
the fourth from Mrs. A. l.. Wingfeld.
ut l2:i2 p. NJ. and the fifih from Mr..
A. L. Wingfeld. at l2:+3 p. m.
Several others had all OF the words
correctly. but spoiled their chances
for the prize by adding words whic;;
were not missing
The prize would have been award
ed several days ago but for the
trouble given by the word omitted
from the advertisement of Schmelz
Bros. Most of the contestants gave
this word As safe" Unsteady OF safe
ty." and those that did get IL correctly
had other mistakes until yesterday
Following is the correct list:
Warwick Pharmacy-"Ca!I
NVill in Ienl inc
Coburn 4 Cooke-"To."
II. c. Cain-"The'
Benson. Phillips 4 Co.-"An."
Cable Co-"See'
SommerviIie Trust Company-"Ave.
nue."
Powell Trust Company State"
Schmelz Bros.-"Safety."
The Missing Word Contest created
more interest than was ever antici.
pated. thousands enjoyed searching
!or the words Just for the fun Of IT,"
Men. women and children pariicipa;.
I'd in the contest. although :he ladies'
were the TEST guessers. Only one
OF The prizes wen: 70 a man.
Arrangements for starting another
contest are well under wav. and
number Of IN" advertisers already
have arranged for space. Those who
nave not done so already. should take
M the matter with the business osic.
NJ once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

The ladies Of the JosepL Charles
Memorial Guild who had charge OF
the arrangements for the recent pro-
duc,inn Of the light opera Trial nv
Jury n the Academy Of Music, en-
fer;ained those who TOOK part In The
opera AZ the home Of Mrs.. Ebert Mex
sen. a1eI Huntingtoa avenue. last
nirat. After an informal musical
program had been rendered. the par.
Iors were cleared and dancing vas In
snir ID In. Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening.
The ladies receiving were: Mes
danes Gilbert Ncxsen William Gar
ner A, Nc-wHz n y. Hagstrom w.
v H,lnses and T. W Danenbaker
Thos.. attending were: N"sdamrs j.
Kcareiy Corss and ;. y Willis: Mis-
eos Katherine Henley. Ada Brnoks
sruia Brooks. verna saunders. lily
Stewart. Mablr NrySen. Winifr"d
Srav Flora Lash and Agnes lew aud
Me- <Ts. Thomas Hundley. Thomas
NeanIey. Spanc,r Hen'ry. George
G;owe. J.. " Mcdowell. Charles Vim
cent. Audrcw W HuIl. james carr
Pakcr William Robinson Ichn Cot.
rcH. EIh"fi SeNsen and r T. R"mick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Street Railway Agrees 10 Pay 4.
'LNarfehs $4,000.
ALL SUITS WILL Sc NIInoRAWn
Cases in Which Damages Aasregatng
S32, 600 Were Asked for, VIII Not
Come to Trial in the Corporation
Court.

Suits against the Newport News
Il Old Point Railway and Electric
Company for damages aggr eating
$32.DUO were withdrawn by ". A.
Warren yesterday. compromise
having been effected between the par
ties Ii is understood that the raft
way agreed TO pay $4,000. 4 part in
cash and the remainder within thc
next few days.
The first of the Warren suits was
set for trial in the Corporation Court
yesterday morning. A jury had been
summoned. and about % witnesses
were in attendance.
Nearly all Of the forenoon was
SD, II, in conference between Pr"Si-
dent w. J. Payne and Attorneys r..
NJ Rraxton. of this city. and Rich
ard f. Byrd. of Winchester, represent.
ing the defendant company. and At
tUrnrys T. J. Christian. of this city,
and Montague a. Montague. of Rich
nnnd, counsel fOr.the plaintiff. About
noon. at the request of the attorneys,
Judge Barham adjourned court until
30 O'Clock. When court rrconren"d.
il was announced that the cOmpfo-
mis-. had been effected. and the judge
was asked TO dismiss the ease.
These suitS r, suited from an acct
dent which occurred on the night
Of last Thanksgiving Day. A snrry
in which W. A. Warren. his wife. his
It'll. son. Powell Conrad Warren,
and baby daughter wtr" riding. was
run down by 4 street car 1t the cor
nrr Of Wickham avenue and Iw' MY
seventh street. Thr boy was Killed
outright, Mrs. War; u and IN" ban?
were dangerously injured, ami War
rem himself was considerably brnis-
ed.
Four suits. for damages aggregat-
ing $4,000. were filed by Attorney
T. J. Christian. who secured M"ssrS.
Montague 4 Montague to assist him
in the cases.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Her BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds Al Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

Newport News women knows how1
the aches and pains that come when
the Kidneys fail make life a BURDEN
Backache. hip pains headaches. div
spells. distressing urinary troubles. aii'
tell Of sick kidneys and warn you OF
the stealthy approach OF diabetes.i
dropsy and Bright's disease. Dosn'ss
Kidney Pills permanently cure all
these disorders. Here's proof OF H.
in a Newport News woman's words:
Mrs. Y. w. Harris living at SIS
Twenfylasnth street. Newport News. !
Va. says. Il have used noan !.
Kidcea pills in my family and the
results derived were highly saiisfac- u
tory. J suffered for a long time With I,
backache and vas so lame and sore
that ! vas nearly FRUSTRATED al times 4
The kidney s.cretioas were also very n
p7ofuss and forced mo TO arise many 4
times during the night. ! used many 4
remedies but did not succeed IN lind 4
ing relief rn:fl Goap's Kidney pms
~ere brought 10 NV attention. and '
procured a box ~ A " q. Klors n
drug store. felt much better IN
a short time. and this rcmsdy art Il
up 10 every representation made for
a."
For sale by all dealers Price 80,
rents foster uIIbH n Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents ~: the United
States. y
Remember the nsme-Doan's-and
lake no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
RECLAIM BIG SWAMPS
CONTINUED From Page One.D

continued From rage Ont.)
is such that i; can BE- self support
ing plan. ] am satisfied that wh'r
eyer there is state land that ought IA
he included in the national. the pt0-
pie of the state will express their
Willingness Of operation in such
n way that 1t can be- done without
violating the wishes of the people OF
a state and Of the rights Of any
state
As a prelude TO the conference for
the conservation OF the natural re
sources Of the country Pre- ',3+nt
Roosevelt gave a dir ner at 'ho Waite
House tonight to 'hc governors wn1
are here 10 attend ita conference. IL
was the first serial function at which
the President of th- VNited State !
met the chief executives of the var
iOus states and territoric.'.
The invited guests w"," .Ch'ef jug
tice Fuller and AssOc;lt' i:is''ce Har
Ian. Brewer. White. Mck"nna. Day.
and Moody, of the Supreme Coz
Secretary of the Interior Garfield and
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
whose departments are especially con
cerned in the conference: Wee Presl
dent Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon
Senators NewlandS and Bankhead
Repre- sentative Theodore Burton. Brl
yadier General Mckenzie. Herbert
Knox Smith: Clifford Pinchot and w
]. McGee of The inland waterways
commission; William Jennings Bryan
Andrew Carnegie. James J. Hill. for
mer Governor George c. Hardee. John
+. Hill, John Mitchell and the follow
ing governors:
Preston Lea. Delaware: Edwin )
Stuart. Pennsylvania: John F. Fort
New Jersey: Rolin s. Woodruff. Con
necticut: Austin !. Croihers. Mary
land: Martin +. Ansel. South Caro-
lima; Charles VI. Flood. New Hamp-
shire: Claud A. Swanson. Virginia !:
Charles F. Hughes. New YORK
James NJ Higgins. Rhode Island :
Fletcher Proctor. Vermont: Augustus
h. wilson. Kentucky: Andrew l. Har'
ris. Ohio: Newton Blanchard. Louis
ana: j. Frank Hanie. indiana: Edward
F. Noel. mississippi: Charles 5.
Deneen. Illinois: Braxton b. Conner
Alabama: Joseph W. Folk. Missouri:
Fred NJ. Warner. Michigan: James o.
Davidson. Wisconsin; John II. John
son. Minnesota: Edward W. Hook.
Kansas: W. VI. o. Dawson. West Vir'
yinia: II. A. Bntchel. Colorado: John
Burke. North Dakota: {. !. Crawford.
South Dakota: Joseph X. Tooie. Mon
tana: A. f Mead. Washington: Frank
Y. Godin. Wyoming: Bryant r.
Brooks. Wisconsin: John c. Cutler.
Utah: George Curr. New Mexico:
Joseph w. Kibbey. Arizona; Wilford B.
Hoegat Alaska: Walter Frear. Ha-
waii and Regis ". Post Porto Rico.
The President has invited his cabi-
net cficers to meet At the executive
osic. tomorrow and attend the con
ference Of governors and officials In
the Fast room.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
TWO VIRGINIA REGIMENTS
10 60 MO FEDERAL CAMP
seven,ieth and seventy-eirst Or
dered 10 Participate IN Nancy
ve-s At chieksmsup.

RICHMOND. VA. MAY I2-Thc Al
infant general oI this state Is m r"
Cript 81 4 communication from Rob
erf SHAW Oliver. acting secretary o.
war who states iha, the seventeen
and seventy first Virginia regiments
arc ordered 20 participate In the army
manraver~ At Chickamanxa Park. Ca
July l7'ht 10 July I'D
TncIe Sam win allow the follow.
irs towards melting the cSpcn 49, 81
The enCampmrni ray. si.s2n 30: sub
Siasp~r. sIs7I: transportation. fIs..
90 ~: total. SCI COZ so. " ~" vir
EiEisus SP"nd any Nor. than this the
commonwealth win have 10 meet the
deficit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Concert at EIks' Home.

A CONCERT will be given al tn"
Flks' home tomorrow evening under
the direction of Prof 4. r. Smidt. N0-
cal and instrumental selections will
be rendered by Prof Smidt and his
pupils. and 4 ver% entertaining pro-
gram has been arranged. The con
cert is arranged for the ElkS and
their friends. and no admission will
he charged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
DUG SMITH GOES FREE
Alleged Accomplish Of Negro pioh-
~symen Acquitted by Jury

ing smith. the alleged accomplice
~ Tom Spsdy and Buday Wright. the
negro highWaymeB who held IN and
roio-d Mr.. Fr-d"Tiok Barrett several
months ago. has bcen acquitted in rhc
Circuit Court 81 Warwick county Tho
jury was ont a shori time
Spady and Wright pleaded guilty
MONDAY and ihr"w thcmSeIycs upon
the mercy Df ~" court. Shady was
given eighteen years IN tn" pan!!eu.
,isry and Wright was given ten vcars
Dug Smith siCu'ly maintained hi
Innocence. and went 10 trial with A..
toraeys e. tylr't ksAby and ! T
Ncwsorne. calorrd defending him.
Swfsh admitted thai h. received 2
part OF The money taken FROM Nr
parr6i. hut hniCd no - 'sr"VI
vhrrc re money tsmH fr1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Cape Henry Siren Repaired.

Notice has ben issued by The
lighthouse board that the compressed
air siren at the Cape Henry station.
which was reported disabled on
May 6. was repaired and its use re-
sumed on May =.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
80 sGI FRIEND AN AUTHOR.
Eauni Aphorisms" the Title Of Book
Soon TO be issued.

Ep,uael John W Friend. q promin-
member 81 the Iocai bar. - the
nnue OF legal work which l. now in
: hunds ~ the printer. and which
- ~ sssurd In tho near future nv
=, ~ title. Legal APhorisms
@xhCae Who kay. snrn the manu-
- sxr Thar Col. rriari's work viii
- meal yaiue % lawyers. espec.
- 10. yIrr4sx .sss ssesyuvirxirss
Hrsffsoaers. The book L. Tie rcsut'
= ufetsme ~ study. practice and Obj
wsSDs. The arthor's aim has
- " give ss~fui things which sre
- easily tosnd IN books ssuslly
uDmnse o. by reference 90 inAexes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Railroad Special Agents.

Mr.. V. NJ. Pettus. of this city, and
Mrs. Pettus. are in Lexington, XIV,
attending the annual session of the
Association OF Railroad Special Agents
Of the United States and Canada. Mrs.
Pettus is 4 delegate to the Woman $
Auxiliary OF the association, when
was organized at the last convention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
bulTURE Of MAYOR
lLL THAT'S WANTED
Illlles Authorizing Sale Ct
sfssl improvement Bonds
I6splsd by Aldermen.
jEIIlIe READY FOR the PAWte
Highways and Sewers Committee In
structed 70 Prepare Plans and Spec''
= fScations-Site for AimshouSe and
INDECENT Hospital to be urchased
Regular Meeting.

As soon as the mayor signs the
ordinance passed by both brancht y
81 the council, the city's permanent
street improvement bonds for $780,
goo viii be sold the First National
sAnd Citizens 4 Marine banks at par.
II The ordinance authorizing the sale.
which was adopted by the common
rouncil last week. passed the board OF
4 aldermen by unanimous vote ana
without discussion last night.
Just before the regular meeting OF
the board closed. Aid rman Read Of
fersd q resolution directing the high
ways and sewers committee to pre-
u pare plans and specifications FOR
street paving. Under 4 suspension
I 81 the rules the resolution was unani-
znOusly passed.
From the Other Branch.
The board concurred in the adop
/ don Of the following measures by
TIE lower branch:
An ordinance appropriating $4,000
for the redemption Of certain emer-
3ency bonds, and directing the city
ss3reasarer to advertise for sale 30
200 worth OF redemption bonds.
An ordinance appropriating 81
S11s.S2 10 cover the interest due ON
he ten per cent guarantee fund with
held by the city on the Warren Bros
paving contract.
A resolution appropriating $500 for
the purchase of feed by the health
department.
a resolution appropriating $40" Tor
fSa negro normal school to be held
y ete this summer.
e An ordinance requiring all cOmpa'
s9asS furnishing gas. electric current
I'D water to give meter readings on
s$flls.
~ ordinance directing Mr.. l.. j.
6lItng to remove temporary struc-
stnfe erected by him on Washington
f9en0e, near Twenty fifth street. with
/ Hermfssion from the council.
KS An. ordnance directing the auditor
10 draw his warrant for the amount
z61He Gu car loads of feed shipped here
Hem the west. upon instructions from
~ special purchasing committee or
I: he sub committee having the mat
s1er In charge, was passed after being
{ A5nended. After Alderman Read and
walker had discussed the subject.
E1he ..sight draft" feature OF the or
S61nance was stricken out. so that the
36uunmittee may be allowed to pay for
53eed after receiving and inspecting
For Poor House Site.
a resolution providing for the pur-
keksse Of piece of land near Green
$M1n cemetery. known As part or
go West and Jones estate. as size
kNr an aims house and INDECENT hos
Ef4nl. was adopted unanimously. The
7SSct contains about Is acres and
3Snl be bought AT $i5 an acre.
a resolution providing for the sPr
Sn1futment Of joint committee. TO
infer with the Oh, sapeake 4 ON"
= Meals in Richmond in regard 10
&7ke coet of repairs TO the bridges
kSVcr the c. & O. tracks. was passed
3he president appointed DIR. Hoskins
- Mr.. Walker. as the members OF
-. ccusmittee from the board.
s. An business on the calendar was
su1osed Of before the board ad-
: 1mr1ed. All the members were pres
- except Alderman Davis. who ~
ananfd IT home by Illness in has
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Mrs. Walter Phillips and Mrs. Err
nest Phillips have returned 70 their
home at Morrison after visit to re.
lalives Ia this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Back from Richmond.

Messrs. John and Pat O'Hara, who
we're called to Richmond Saturday by
the serious illness Of their father.
General OHara. returned TO this city
Yesterday evening
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
2. o. Wits Reads Interesting
-. R1ser Before MeetinQ.

kThe Newport News Medical Soci--
= ~ its regular MEETING last night.
HF. d. Willis read an interesting
- on the subject. "Turhincctor
The paper was discussed by
leors Corss. HoSkins aud Car
- Porter Jones Dor;n-s Newly.
[nnnass. Cooper and Corss reported
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Mrs. Carroll Halman K,"lar. who
has been the guest of Miss Mall"
NexSen for TWO months. left y-St"r-
day for Philad .lphia to j'ln her hns
band who has been in Florida for stv-
rral months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
ALDERMEN OtMOUMC
ACTION OF COUNCIL.
msssfs. Read and Robinson Sag
Approaching Election is Re-
spons'b|e for Resolution.
LETTER FROM Juj1|cf GROWN
Magistrate Announces That He Has
Place. His Books and Papers at
the Disposal Of the Mayor. and
Asks That Board Concur in Action
Resolution Unanimously Adopted.

Although two members denounced
Icing unhrarh Of illegal and grosS'y
unfair 10 Justice J. ID. G. Brown. tic
board Of aldermen by unanimous vote
last night concurred in the lower
branch's resolution requesting Mayor
Buxton to examine the. books OF the
police justice. and take such action as
he may deem necessary
This resolution. which was Offered
by Councilman Harris, Of the Third
ward, u week ago last night, and
unanimously adopted by the common
council. came mp before the aldermen
at their regular meeting last night.
Mr.. Reads Vigorous Attack.
When the clerk had read the reso-
luton. Alderman J. Winston X, ad at
lacked II vigorously He said that
the matter had been brought up be
fore the ordinance and police COM
mitieH In executive session by Mr..
Harris. ana that the committee had
refused to take action upon it. be-
gates all authority in such matters
to the mayor. He went on to say
that even if the council had acted
within its authority. the proceedings
was most unheard of; that although
the record showed no charge against
the officer In question. the mayor
was asked, by unanimous vote to in
vestiga;e the records Of city Off
cilI. "SnppOsC," said the speaker.
SOME one should offer 4 resolution
calling upon III" mayor to examine
the books of the honorable treasurer
OF this city,
Coming Election Responsible.
Mr. Read further declared thai this
thing would never have been heard
of If Il were not for the fact that an
election for the office of police jus
tice Is to be held within the next
few months.
In conclusion, tn. speaker said that
the pa ssage OF this resolution by the
lower branch had pat Justice Brown
in such 4 position that h" WAS obliged
10 demand an nhNtStiSdtioi. tHat u
the resolut ion should BE- turned down
by !h,. aldermen. the enemies of Jus
tice Brown would spread the report
that the latter's friends had blocked
an investigation. For this reason,
the speaker said that he would be
compelled TO vote for the resolution.
al, though he knew that Il was wrong.
Alderman f. W. Robinson follow
Ell Mr. Read. speaking with empha-
sis along the same lines. He. too.
declared tina; the approaching cleo
ton was responsible for the intro
duuctiou Of the resolution in the COM
mon council He said that he was
certain that the hooks OF the police
Justice were in proper shape. but
that. like Mr. Read. he would have
10 vote for the resolution in justice
10 Justice Brown.
When the roll was called. all seven
members present voted aye" Those
pressn, were Messrs. HOskins. helms.
Read. Robinson. Weston. Walker and
Jones.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

An unadvcr;ised bargain. ~ 4 s'o7r
or rl<e~bare. had brttrf h. eVamiHcd
with both eyes open. ! For. sOu s"s.
bargains siH stand advert sing 10
they are the real thiss."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Mr.. Jones Returns.

Mr.. Allan u. Jones has returned
from a business trim to HnniiRei on.
W. Va. and Louisville. Ky.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Mrs. Il. p. Smith has returned Ia
her hCme at Denbeieh after visit III
friends here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Mrs. l.. X Pierson has g"n" to
Florida 10 visit relaiiv.N
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Mrs A. B. Meyers and Mrs J. Els
rnman and little daughter are visit
ing friends In charlottesville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Mr.. G. A. F'rommrr left yesterday
for Baltimore on d business "Trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

Mr. ~ !. Carter ~ Caarln''es.
vile. and Miss Naudc I,ssas ~ Al.
~ an. r. arr N. guests ~ Mrs Car.
icr'S daughter. Mr. Y ". Powell. On
TW.ntv ninth street.