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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
BABY'SEYlSIeAI
WAS THREATENED
By Tsrrible Eczema Became
q Mass Of itching Rash aad Sores
-Nssld Scnteh TiH E'ood Cane
Much bney Wasted fruitlsss
TrsaaIaeats- Disease Was Sen
CURED At SLIGHT COST
BY CUTlCURA REMEDIES

"Our little girl vas two months Old
when shs got q rash on her fsce and
within Ave days her face and bead Wero
ell oue sore. We used different RENE
dies but it got worse instead d better
and Ne thought she would turn blind
and that her ears would fall OF. Sho
suffered terribly. md would scratch
until the blood came. Al night we
had to pin her hands down This
went on until she vas fvc months old,
then had her under our family doc
tore caro-, bot she cont ;nued to eruW
worse. He Oa;6 il vas eczema WheQ
she was seven E,ooths cd j started to
use Cuticura 6oap. Cuficura O!ntmeot,
and Cusicsra Resolvent, and IN thrse
weeks - VIA; chang>i kept usiag
the Cusic,ra Remcdis-s fer tvc months
and our baby vas q diacreat girl You
could noe eee sign II q sore and she
wss O fair - . newborn baby, and al
for the small cost q dollar and SEVENTY
five cents where we bad spent ten
times tia money for doctnrins. She
l. now two years old and has not had .
sien a the ecovna since. Mn. n. y.
Hudke, r. r. d. 4. LerSuew, Ainn~
Apr. Is and Nay . 1907"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN
ON may TWENTY THIRD
Leaders Of House and Senate Agree
That They Can Pass All Bills
- BY That Time.
iBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 1l.-At
a conference today between the lead.
ers of the House and Senate it pra.
c;ically was agreed that Congreso
shall adjourn Saturday. May %. The
conference was participated in by Rep
resentatives Waits of IndIana. and
Sherman of New York and Senators
Aldrich and Hale. The understand
NJ vas reached that unless some
thing unforeseen occurs the remainder
OF the time win be devoted % the re-
naming appropriation bills. the gener'
al deficiency and discussion of the
financial question thereby enabling
the Senate to catch up with the House
on the supply measures now in con-
ference.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
The WORLDS ees. Climate

is not entirely .rae from disease. on
the hisE elevations fevers prevail.
while on the lower levels malaria IS
encountered to greater or less eS-
fert. according 20 altitude. To over
come climate affections laSsitude.
malaria. jaundice. billonsness. fever
and ague., and general debility. the
most effectiye remedy s Electric Bit
tiers the great Alternative and blood
nuriier: the artido.e fer every form
81 bodily weakness. nervousness, and
i,somnia. Sold under guarantee at
An Druggists. Price soc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
A Real siaecsre.

The most striking political sta7eure
in England is the property Of the us-r
quis Of Cholmo.deley, lord Crest
ChausbsrIain 10 His Majesty Kts9
Edward. OrIy ON two oceasteas
dies he have to don the sob<s u ef-
fIcc-wb,n Parliament opesx sn1
ihoge rare OCCASIONS when shere =
a ccyo1aIioa. And his salary b Ss:-
Gao a year. When the Kisx sessss a.
legislative min the Lord Great Cham
bcrisin Is master, q c~rrupnks, AZ
coronation he Is the most dieniand.
gorgeous and slorificd ~ an thr
titled nruksys that dance attepa-
are GTon the sovereign. He 3
privileged then 20 carry 10 ne xipE
his state raimcns, aed foe shss 6-
r. allowed extra ray. ite n eati4Iku
70 claim the roya: slxhessvs. ui&sf-
car and all he ssrsitsre N ~
EIEz'S bessasmh~r. Uaues -
after tho enrcssssps Aasaset ~ se<ves
7se k.Ex Nth watsr fos M shtsstssA
--Kausss CITY JsurnsI- -sszs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
THREE LICENSES REFUSED.
Incorporates Companies for Liquor
DEALING are IN Bad Order.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judge Barham refused to grant liquor
licenses In the Phil Brown Company.
incorporated: the Georgia Liquor Com
pany. Incorporated. and the Theodore
Annas Company. Incorporated. tn"
judge said that these companies had
been Incorporated to svade tina, s"c-
ton of the Byrd law which r"qu'rrs
tia; licenses shah no, he granted 20
persons who are not voters.
The judgc declined 10 pass upon
the applications Of A. Rcisaeid and "
l. COPELAND. whose applications were
hold M during the last term
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Judge and Clerks lppalGed By
Democratic Committee. I
WDkk|As 10 BRING OUT the VOTE
fsity Leaders Propose to Conteract
Efforts f Republicans to Keep Peo-
Not be Over 900 Votes Cast.

Final arrangements fer the NUM-
cipal piimar" 10 be held next Satur
day were made by the city Demo.
cratic committee last night
Judges and clerks were named As
fellows:
First ward-C K. Fellows and {. l..
Sih!ey. judges: w. l.. Tahb. clerk.
Second ward-W h. Boyce and
Charles Blanford. judges: W. d.
SIrailman, clerk.
Third ward-T. R. Mourning and J.
J. Roberts. judges: A. L. Dudley. clerk
FCurth ward-C. K. Hoskins and A.
T. Harwood. judges; II. F. PMmmer
clerk.
The V-ting Places.
The voting places will be as fol
lows:
First ward-2iG Twenty-sixth street
Second ward-Twenty-ninth street
and Jefferson avenue.
Third Neutrality-suspicious. street
and Chestnut avenue.
Fourth war,i-iol3 Huntington ave.
nne
Everybody Going to Work.
The committeeman and other Demo.
cratic leaders will do everything in
their power 20 bring ont the party
vote Saturday. II is generally
known tina: the Republicans are work
in. 10 keep people out of the primary
and even NJ best the vote will be
small.
In the last mayoralty primary 1922
votes were cast. while this time only
l.3o0 voters are qualified to partici'
pate in the general election. 1t is
Thought that not many more than 900
votes will be cast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
When Is . Bride?

When is bride?
On q wager that he would be the
first to kiss the bride. James Carroll.
56O7 Sangamon street. almost broke
up the wedding of, Edward Carey. 5SS
West Thirteenth street. and Miss Jen-
ME Bolan. II De Kalb treet. on Sat
urday.
While Mr. Carey and Miss Bolan
stood before the altar at ST. Jariath's
Church. and Father Kenney. the pas
tor. was in the midst of the wedding
ceremony, Carroll leaped from a front
pew, threw his arms around the Young
woman's neck and kissed her before
the eyes of the astonished crowd that
filed the church. 90
The bet was with the bridegroom.
and was for O months fat rent. But
Carey refused to pay the wager. He
declared CAROLS wild escapade and
kiss came at least 80 seconds before
Miss Boian became a bride.
The affair was as exciting as the
question it has raised. The priest
had reached that portion Of the we'd
ding service where he had ordered
the bridegroom to place the ring upon
his afianced's finger. Miss Bolan had
removed her white glove. and Carey
was fitting the circle of gold upon her
hand. when Carroll threw the wedding
party into confusion by his daring
act. The priest was dumfounded.
The bridegroom was petriiied. The
Sri-or, that is, Miss Boian-wrench-
ed herself free and turned a frighten-
ed face upon Carroll
20. JIM" she cried.
Il win" cried Carroll.
Then. in the midst of the confusion.
he explained to the priest.
1T was a bet, father" he said. Il
bet Carey ! would kiss the bride first,
and l win"
No. you don't" said Carey. shes
net q bride yet"
Father Kenney finished the cere-
mony amid great good humor and
laughter. When be had pronounced
Carey and Miss Bolan man and wife
Carey took the girls face in his hands
and kissed her.
Il win" he said.
But did he?
Who did win?
When Is q bride. anyway?-Chicago
Inter-Ocean.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
CORPORATION COURT coAveNes,
First Of the warren Cases is Set for
Trssi Tonorrcw

The Corporation Court conveyed
yesterday morning for the "av term.
the regular civil term 81 the court
Jadce RaFham called his dncke; and
ssi several cases Of importance FOR
trial
The caSe ~ " A. Warren adj
ministrstor ~ the rstare ~ Powell
Conrad wIrran. aer"asci, vii 10 tried
tomorrow. This VII -" The frSf o.
fosr suits IN vhIca the amCHnt az
Ssmascs asked for ssEr"-aic sG7heo,
The SUITS grew out 81 the running
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
New Works Extra Session.

ALBANY. n. Y. May II - Both
houses OF she legislature mat today
IN an extra ordinary session under the
program OF the governor. heard his
special message regarding the several
subjects to which he would call their
attstiO ad adjOnred util II a. m. to.
morrow. Thirty nine out of 80 SEN
ators. and so out OF $50 assemhlymen
were present TODAY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Profits In Rats.

Parisians have found a way Of turn
ing the rat into q profitable conamo
Gity. In that city there is rat
pound. II Is q deep. walled pit. in
which some thousands OF rats are
hept. 4 dead horse Is thrown into
this pit at night. and rats strip the
carcass Of its Hesa. Once a month
there is a general sIaying OF rats by
gas. The rats are sleek and plump.
aud their hides are in excellent con-
aition. Their skins are removed and
treated and eventually are made into
kid Sioves.-Kansas City Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
doxn Of a surry. In which W. A. War

down Of q surry. In which W. A. War
rem and his family were riding. BY
a street car. Little Powell Warren
was killed. and his father. mother and
sister we're injured.
Messrs. T. J. Christian and Mcnta'
gue and Montague are counsel for the
plaintiff. and the defense will be rep
resented by Mr.. r. ". Braxion. as
sisted by Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd
and Mr. s. Gordon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
cermsn Cruiser les~ss Dock.

The German scout cruiser Bremen.
which. has been having miror repairs
made TO her hnii below the wateriinc
In dry deck No. 2. al The shtpyand;
was hauled oat OF the basin yesterday
afternoon. She viii complete her re-
pairs the latter part O. this month
and viii ihcn sail for the Tropics 10
Joint the German South Atlantic squa-
drou.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
SHIPPING REPORT
Sunday, May 10, 1908.

Arrived.
Schooner Charles w. Church. Burt.
BostOn-tO New River Consolidated
Coal Company In ballast.
Schooner Elm City. Torrcy. Port.
land---tO White Oak Coal Company In
ballast.
Schooner Frontanac. Hunter. Bang.
or TO New River Consolidated Coal
Company in ballast.
Sailed.
Steamer Caprivi (NorI H"l,uhe
Havana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
steamer e'oaisd.
nv AooOr-,ofe1 Prefs1

r ATLANTIC CITY, y, J. May " -
The tank steamer wssstenaw. which
vent aground "a niles south Of SANDY
Hook. Friday. Was seated teday. The
steamer sustained no damage and
proceeced 10 Nsw york.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Schooner Leaves Dry Dock.

Having had her huh below the va.
terline cleaned and painted, the four.
masted schooner F1opronce n. Pen.
ley. was fioated out Of dry dock No.
2. at the shipyard yesterday afternoon
She was towed down the harbor BY
the shipyard tug Dauntless and anchor.
ed Of Old Dominion pier A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Fitzpatrick Arrives from Havana.

fitzpatrick Arrives from Havana.
Bringing a number of first. second
and third class passengers. the Omit
ed States army transport Fitzpatrick.
Captain Rogers. arrived at this port
yesterday morning after an uneventful
voyage from Havana Among the
passengers were q number Of enlisted
men whose terms Of enlistment will
soon expire. The Fitzpatrick Is load.
ing stores ard supplies ut Chesapeake
& Ohio pier No. for the return trip
to Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

being conducted each evening. Tne
congregation Sunday night Vas unaBe
ally large. and many people had . -
turned away. There have been cor
versions every night: ten ne1e ~
fes ions Sunday night Rev. j. y
Riddick. pastor % the church.
breaches n every service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Al the Academy This Week.

Crowded houses attended the van
devnla and moving picture perform
snces at the Academy Of Music last
night The bin this week Includes
I,ouiden and Quinn. . musical team
that pieaSes the audiences: Lester
Wilson. baritone. singing the illus-
iratsd songs. and number OF good
moving picture films.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
SLEEP KILLED
Oy % ltehiag Humoe. Asetoa
Cure by Cuticura Re0edSes.

" % uScotoG nuusos. Neetes1
Cure By cuticura Reasedies-
"f hroke out with q huanne whicR
spreed alsaoet all over ny bsdy. The
itching would set wofse on rvfirine,
% I could ma sl~-p. ! ibid sversi
rrmetii>s bot 70 grew rp~sc- until soS
somr Cut;ecra Soap and Cutsrurs Pits
whirh besnn % rr.;~vc Enc ~ crce. BY
tbe s,sn~ / had us-d one val q the c,lis.
tbs huuscr vas rutirriy $50. vssh
every a1fer~r could ssrsrv ths CUts-
c,ua Resnedics. Trsvis Bates, Hamburg.
Art-. Aprl Is, 1907. s.. -.
rvpry " s---s - frss~-s Ch.<sfSa. ssd tesss 80
sSs- ~ Csskur1 <sr- ftscA = 49, sr~ <xsa.
Csst1rs Hr~1s~rs 90 - = ~ t~-r essbepaS0
Casses rri., - - 80 go % eesfy ~ ens1L
O. - III J sssss "a "a .. .. o..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
The kinQ's Fools.

First Court ,Jester-I foil to see
what the king means. He pays about
forty ministers. ard they do absO.
lutely nothing
Second Court Jester-Ah! The Idles
Of the King-The Circle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Mobiack Again in Dock.

The Old Dominion Line passenger
steamer Mobjack was hauled out In
dry dock No 2. at the shipyard yes
terday afternoon to have her hull
cleaned and painted. She will leave
the yard in few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
AIRED.

Steamer Oswestr" (Br) Wattley,
FurnaIdina. Fla.-Chesapeakc L Ohio
Coal Agency Company.
Steamer Cayo Gitano tBrD Gaeter.
Observation-Disclosures l. Ohio Coal
and Coke Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Syccesefsi Revival.

The revival meetings which have
becn On progress a. the Second lap
tisi church fsr the past two weeks,
viii be continucd this week. services
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Capt. .serkeley Called Away.

Commonweaith's Attorney c. C.
Berkeley left yesterday afternoon for
Staunton. where he was called by
news of inc serious Illness Of Mrs
Berkeley.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
No More eessins - eeaning.
(Ry kssncisfed Prsss,

WASHINGTON. n. C.. MAY n -
Tho FINAL action Of Congress toward
shoiishing betting on horse racing at
Tho BenniaR track and prohibiting
-1nb!;ng In the District Of Columbia
VAS taken today when che House. mn
der syspE nsion of rules agreed 20 the
Senate amepdments to the bill
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

A few lines Of type. repeated 4 few
a buyer for Your used
piano or musical instrument comes
along.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

An urs6ver'ieed bargain. IN s'"v1
or a,s~whcrr. had better 10 eyam'n"d
With sosh eves oprn. For. vou. scr.
la.xasns vii "fsrd advertising" "
they are the resl thing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Sailed.

Steamers Oswestry OBJ from New
York; Fernandina: Cayo Gitano OBJ
Rotterdam.
Schooner Elizabeth Palmer. Smith.
pnsfnn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
eiahs sehooners in port.

Eight schconers arrived q, this port
Sunday and Yesterday TO load full car.
sSes OF coal. Mos, Of them were i'm
media:e!y dockec al the coal piers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

Coal for havana.

Coal for Havana.
). Carrying i.1SS tons OF coal. the Nor
Wegian steamship Caprivt Captain
Hol;uag. sailed from this port Sunday
Tor Hayana. Cuba
The Washington times., 1908-07-13

rIlipInOs Not tlt 70 Be independent.
Against Philippine independence i'm
mediateIy there Will also be an ObieC-
tiOn- Mr. Taft viii undoubtedly repeat
his recent declaration that -he FilipinOs
VIII not be ready for independence and
self-government until the next genera
IiOn- With this subject he is better &C
QuaInted than any other man in public
life. and he viii stick 20 his position
on IT.
The Washington times., 1908-07-13
Hot Wave Will Last Two
Days, Says Weather
FOrecaSter.
TODAY'S RECORD
Weather Bureau Afheck' 5

II viii remain hot. Prof. Garriott says
SO, ana he knows II is going to STAY
close 70 the 10G mark for two DAYS, dur
ing which time the public viii be left
to its own devices in the matter OF
remaining cool
At , o'clock this afternoon AffIeck's
thermometer registered 101 and there is
every reason 10 believe that the tenn
perature viii get up there again tomor-
row
Prof. GarriOtt looked cool this morn
ing-as he always does Like all men
OF mind he regards the weather and its
idiosyncrasies with a supreme and LOFTY
contempt He wears crash jacket
and smiles a cheerful little smile when
the mercury is racing past the IOU-
degree mark Ut express speed.
Warm he said; why. yes. il was
warm yesterday. Quite warm. But
with care the ordinary citizen need have
no fear Of heat prOstratiOn- 1 am for
comfort. he whispered. leaning for
ward. "A man who is comfortable and
cool is not In nearly so --uch danger
from heat prostration as a man suffer
ing from a stiff collar and a wooden
coat
Shirt waists are the thing" he con-
tinued Men should wear shirt waists
il they want TO keep cool The trouble
with the average man IS Jh6-t he iS-and
not without reaSOn-inClined 20 be mod
est about displaying hiUSeiE .n neglfgee
He does not appear at his best in z
shirt waist, so he suffers a coat IN heroic
silence.
Another important thing. is TO find
out what TO cat This each man and
woman must do for him and herself
One mans meat is another mans Doi-
son. Now. for instance. one person is
able to consume ice cream without in
jury. while 10 another it has an in
furious effect on the system.
Above all We should be calm. III we
get excited and rail at the weather we
do ourselves harm. We get warm
Coolness is the greatest of all elements
in combating the hot weather"
do you think this weather viii Ia 81
lOnE2'' he was asked
About two days he replied
''Wnl It do anything ans good VIII
it help anything? Is il OF any use2" IN
ouired the interviewer
Yes, II will, said Prof Garriott sad
", '5t VIII do the ice man Eood."
The Washington times., 1908-07-13
America Expected to Win
Among $500 Athletes
From Thirty Nations.

LONDON, July l3.-J. P. Sullivan
of the Irish-American Athletic Club. OF
New York, was first, and J. D. Light
body, Of the Chicago Athletic Associa
tion, second, in the first heat Of the
l,5OO meter run. Sullivan's time was
4:O7 80
Meadows, of Canada, was third in the
first heat.
In the second heat Sheppard, Of the
Irish-A American team, was first, J. p.
Halstead, Of the New York Athletic
Club, second, and Butterfeld, OF Eng
land, third. Time, 4;O5.
ShepPard's time in the second heat
established new record, being p of
a second better than LightbOdy ran this
distance in the olympic games at st.
Louis.
In the first heat of the 400 meter
swim, Battersby, of England, was first
Lastores, Hungary, second, and Good
win. OF the New York Athletic Asso-
citation, third. Time, 5:4S.
The Washington times., 1908-07-13
STEALS PURSE
AS WOMAN BROWNS

CHICAGO. July I3.--WhHe 200 men and
boys sat or stood within a comparatively
few feet of her. and in sight of nearly
1000 others, an unidentified woman fen
or rolled purposely, from the north pier
at the mouth Of the Chicago river ves-
terday afternoon and was drowned.
Although she screamed repeatedly for
assistance. not a hand in the crowd that
watched her struggles in the water was
lifted to save her Instead one stoTe
the woman's purse and hat. which She
had placed on the pier beside her. and
fled
The Washington times., 1908-07-13
WATERLOO FIELD
TO HAVE MEMORIAL.

BRUSSELS. July 13.-An English com
mlttee is 10 be formed in Brussels for
the purpose of raising funds FOR the
erection Of a British national monument
on the battlefield of Waterloo.
The place selected for its erection is
the farm Of Haugaumont, at which
Wellington had his headquarters. ana it
Is proposed that II should be formally
dedicated in June. 1915. on the centen-
airy Of the battle
In an appeal published in the Belgian
press It Is stated that 'it remains for
the British people TO take up the project
and for King Edward to give his ap-
proval 10 the scheme"
The Washington times., 1908-07-13
BILOXI MAN A SUICIDE.

BILOXI. Miss. July 13.-Jacob Kor-
man. aged f1fty-eight years. committed
suicide in this city yesterday afternoon
by blowing out his brains with 8 single
bareled shotgun
The Washington times., 1908-07-13
WEATHER REPORT.

Since Saturday the crest of a warm
wave has moved eastward over the
central valleys. the Lake region, and
the Atlantic coast States, and the tenn
perature IS now slightly below the sea
sonal average from the Mississlpni
river TO the Rocky mountains. Scat
tered showers attended the eastward
movement Of the warm wave and
showers have occurred in areas in the
plains States and Rocky Mountain dis
tricts.
Local rains are likely TO occur dur
ing the next thirty-siX hours in the
Ohio valley, the lower Lake region, and
the middle Atlantic States
Temperature viii moderate gradually
over the eastern portion of the country
steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports will have light to fresh
soutnWest 10 west winds and showers
TO the Grand Banks