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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
WdISJS dI C TIIdUN.
 A SILK SENSATION

Tomorrow we open the second week of our Blue Pencil Sale with list of three trade winners. The kind that sound good because they are good-the kind that will tempt you in your buying just they tempted us in ours This is what you may expect.
 35-inch Black Taffeta, the best of the $ grades, with every yard guaranteed to wear. Blue
 Pencled to-. ......................6 69c
 table full and window full of bright Fancy Silks in stripes and jacquards, Fancy Pongees in stripes and Persian designs Messaline stripes in Co., penhagen and Champagne and in fact, most anything in this Springs fanoies. Their prices were $1.OO and $l.25. Blue Pencil Price Monday is. 69c
 Our Coored Taffeas representing all shades priced 75c, Monday, Blue Pencled to. ......... 49c
 19-nch White Wash Silks that sell for 25c,
 Blue Penciled to. .......................I7c I7c
 3o-inch White Wash Silks of the regular 59c grade, Blue Penciled for Monday to........... 34c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
DAINTY FOOTWEAR

Tomorrow we will show two things to capture your interest window full of them, and a depart ment full of the other. The things which we have in the department are Ankle Straps for Misses and Children-the very article you have been wandering all over town trying to find. The other is this:
 Ladies' beautiful Colonial Pumps and Three Eye let OXfords, made of best Tan Russia Calf, with light extension soIes medium or high heels. They are the real beauties of the season. and are the best of the $5.0 grades. Our price e.................,S4 S4.25
 We claim to sell s. .00 shoes regularly for $4.25, and by these values we confirm it. Take look at the shoes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
@A>>AQ1r&iA &A2> The 19c Bargain Table N

This IS to be spot pickup values composed of odd garments from broken lines Its location will be just " front of the elevator the first floor and it's purpose to sell mer chande by offering you values that help but sell Most of its will be underwear but lots of things will be displayed there that here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

For best advertIsing cuts try The Gawk. Age-Herala building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Baby Caps, simply an odd lot-worth from 25c to 50c. Mondays table
 price ...:................ .l9c
 Ladies' Corset Covers, plain or trimmed, in Torchon Lace, beading, and ribbon. Regular 25c garments. Monday ...... .19c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
EDUCATIONAL WORK IS
URGED UPON DAUGHTERS
More important, Says Mrs. ooodlstt
Than Building Monumente-Pres-
ident General Makes Report.
(by Associated Press.)

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. Is.-An ".
terrsting feature Ct the second day =
session OF the annual convention OF
the Daughters Of the Cnnssd racy
was the report Cf Mrs. l.. II. Raines,
OF Savannah. custodian OF the crosses
OF honor.
A message from Mrs. Caroline
Douglas Merriwethcr GoCdletf. OF
Nashville. founder CT the United
Daughters of the cfederacy. was
read in which she urged tn import
ance OF educational work
Establishment of schools. she dc
clared. was of far more value than
building Of monuments.
4 flag. In commemora,ion Of the
l00dth anniversary of. the birth al
Jefferson Davis was presented TO the
organization by Mrs. Nellie Mag q
Rosenberg. of Texas.
The annual report Of the preside nj
general. Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone
summarized the activity that has
marked tn work Cf the association
for the last year In building CT monu
ments. establishment OF memorials
and great impetus given educational
work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
WAREHOUSE PLANS NAVE
TAKEN DEFINITE SHAPE
Committee Appointed by Farmers
Union Which Shall Have In
Hand Million Bales Of Cotton.
(By the Associated Press. }

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov. r.,
Plans for the large central warehouse
which the Farmers Educational and
Cooperative Union purposes building
here took a more definite shape to-
day.
After an executive session of the
Union covering the greater part OK
the night the following names wer"
today announced as composing the
committee which will take the matter
in charge: T. J. Brooks. Tennessee:
C. r. Hightcwcr. Mississippi: J. Il.
Greene. North Carolina: J. W,
Rowett, Jr.. Louisiana: l.. II. OMAR
Tin, Georgia and L. II. Morris. Ala
bama.
The committee was given authority
10 confer with Il similar committee
representing the business men OF
New Orleans.
1t was stipulated that the commit
tee representing the Farmers Union
should have at it's disposal a million
bales of cotton 10 sell whenever II
deemed the market capable Of absorb
ing that much. The matter OF secur-
ing warehouse certificates for the cot
ton ana making them negotiable at
local banks was also placed in the
committees hands.
The convention also adopted reso-
luton urging all the States tc ar'
roint Agricultural! commissions such
as exist in George. Governor Smith.
of Georgia, who was not able to at
teud the meetings. sent letter IN
which he said that the cotton should
be marketed no faster than the manu-
facturers needed it.
Governor Sanders, Of LOUISIANA. r.
l.. Secley and c. r. Latson. of Allan
10. were the speakers at tolay's ses-
sion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
easal Of niflh Caroline Dealulels
|. Ptsslaa's etnnsiill
tIFEls not OUT 10 allP
TarheeI Executive oeeIarss Or. stiles
and Roosevelt. County Life, Conn
mission Appear to be Attempting
TO .injure, Not 10 States.
tBy Associated Press.)

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 12.-As an
attempt to injure North Carolina
rather than to improve the conditions
In the stale. h the way Governor
Glenn characterizes the talks made BY
DR.. c. ". Stiles. chief Of the National
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service and the member OF the
Roosevelt Country Life Commission.
at Raleigh yesterday.
The governor gave to the press to-
day an Interview criticizing the work
Of the commission. especially the
state ments here BY DR.. Stiles.
Attemp& to Tear Down.
Continuing the governor said:
Il am net n; all pleased with the
Character Of the talks made. az they
had more OF the appearance OF being
an Attempt 10 injure the State than
to improve IT,"
Governor Glenn stated further:
While I am always glad to wei
come any commission to the State
that has for is object the betterment
OF the health AMI the Improvement OF
cur people do not believe that the
coming of such commissions tends 10
do any coed when the statements
made by them are in direct conflict
With true conditions and are given
on, without any thorough investiga-
;icr by artral vis!faiions among the
p.opIr."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
vsntzusIaa President Emp'aess
koun'ain Artillery At Strategic
Points 10 Resist Invasion.
cQunIRr's GATEWAY IS PROTECTED
Doughty South American Executive
is Getting into shape to ME-: Elk.
pected Blockade Of Ports b. Aol.
lands Navy--Merchants and Politi.
clans Preparing to Reap Harvest.
(By Associated PrCss.)

CARACAS. VENEZUELA. Nov. l.:
With the placing IN position last
week of mountain artillery at various
strategic positions about la Guaira.
so as to prevent any attempted land
ing from Hollands warships II they
come TO Venezuela with hostile in
tent. President Castro has now com
pletod his preparations for the Dc
f,nse OF Etnczufla's principal peri
ard gateway to Cafaeas.
No, only have tn" Venezuelan army
md navy mad. preparations for n
blockade. hut the M ,rChants of botn
la Guaira ard Caracas have prrpar
cd them seiycs fer II.
Provisions Being Cornered.
Yesterday all OF the salt In La
Guaira Was purchased by II promi
merit politician. and the entire stock
OF f,our mills was acquired by in8u
entail interests. Unusually large i'm
portations OF rice and other proyis
ions have been received frcm En-
rope by the principal importers. who
instructed their European connt>c
tons to make heavy shipments u
they were convinced, after MAKING
investigation, that Holland meant
business. 3
sThea merchants Of E1e- Guaira .Iecetx
ed their greatest shock, when on
Wednesday the collector OF customs
issued an order to the merchants thai
ly the thirty-first. the date set b,
The Netherlands governments for re
vocation OF Castros traGs-shipmen'
decree. they would be compelled IL
remove all their merchandise iron
the custom house and pay all tft
duties by that date. a..
Staanation 10 Trade.
Stagnation in all lines OF trade hal
been the result Of tn" present uncer
tainty. and great losses will develoI
during the period of expectancy.
Meanwhile. President Castro Is II
such delicate health IS 10 caEse ap
prehension to his friends and phys;
clans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
.Ollr SIX ESCAPE WITHOUT INJURY
Out Of $50 Miners, Seventy-Eisht Arc
Accounted for in Living and Re.
covered Dead 6odies-Rest Are
Given Up As Perished-Fire Hamp-
ers Rescue Work.


HAMM. WESTPHALlA, GER. Nov.
12.-The greatest mine disaster III
many years in Germany occurred this
morning AT the Radbod mine, about
three miles from this place. :
There was heavy explosion in the
mine abou, four o'clock this morning
and almost immediately the min"
took fire. There were $50 miners
working under the gr~und al 'h" tim"
ard only six escaped without injury.
Thrty-fivc were taken out slightly
injured and 81 We're dead when
br,ugh, to the mouth OF the pit.
Over Three Hundred Lost.
The remaining 3o2 nav" been given
up for lost.
The explosion. which was unusual
" violent. destroyed one OF the shafts
which had to be partly repaired be-
fore the rescue work was begun. IN
addition. the flames and smoke prov
I'd amos, insurmountable obstacles
in the early efforts of the rescuinS
party.
A special corps. composed OF the
men who rendered such valuable AID
in the terrible mine disaster at
Courrieres, France. in March OF 1905
arrived upon the scene shortly before
neon. but were unable 10 enter the
mine. being forced to await the ei'
forts of the frcmen TO keep the
flames in check.
Grief of Those Bereavee.
Meantime heaTtrendering scenes
were being enacted at the mine when
the dead and wounded were brought
to the surface. and there were SINH
lar scenes In the town where the IN
iured were transported through tn
streets to the hospitals.
At one o'clock the fire had made
great Roadway. and. later In tne
afternoon. after a consultation OF the
engineers. it was decided that any
further attempts to rescue the en-
tombed men we're vain. owing to the
impossibility Of entering the Caller
les.
Cause Of the Explosion.
At the same time. an order was Is
| sued to food the mine. First re
| ports indicated that the accident was
the result of an explosion OF cca
dust but the statements OF the IN
jured men render this improbable
and I, is net clear just what caused it
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
rvo AND CAPTAIN Lost.
The hampton Goes Down Win ~
ceminsndsr In parAiioo Sound. 4

The Hampton Goes Down Win ~
ceminsndsr In paAiioo Sound.
:; BY, Associated Pressl.
NORFOLK, VA, Nov l&7hes
reached the city. this afternoon of lns
sinking Of the tug Hampton IN Peph-
co sound. NJ c.. durIng the pretaldn9
Of a severe northeast gale. and q I -
loss Of Captain W. J. Rawie5. 600
mander.
The crew escaped.
The tug was bound from Aossa1k
TO Newbern. towing three mnp9
laden barges. -
Struggling with the gale and haAk
cred BIZ the tows, which Captain HeG.
ley stuck to until the last. the 81
suddenly developed q leak ard y
few minutes sark. The t:ew ~
'mediately deserted the boet.
Captain Hawlcy. who vas che 20
leave the sinking craft. was cafr1ee
down and drowned.
The barses have been rescoee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
'lIvns AuD lElD Of CREW lllln
Strikes Too Far Out for Life Limo
Men Finally Reached by Surf Seats
Death Had Ended Suffsrinos ct
Two-Anx;sty for Missins Tug sad
Barge.
NV the Associated Press.>

y
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. -. - The
three masted schooner Florence Shay.
In tow Of the tug Asher Hudson. from
Norfolk to Philadelphia. went ashofa
today a this coast. and will be
total loss. Four men including Cap
tain Gilbert. were rescued and tSo
died from exposure.
Living and Dead Landed.
The living and dead were landed N
surf boats by the life savers Of Lit
lie Island ana False Cape stations.
The life savers had great trouble
in rescuing the men. rs the vessei
struck too far cut for the life line.
and II was 2:3o this afternoon before
a life boat could be gotten TO the
wreck. The tug Rescue went to tho
scene, but was unable to get near
enough to render assistance.
Anxiety for Tug and Tow.
Great apprehension Ii expressed
for the tug and her other ton, the
barge Charles X. Nichols loaded win
lumber. - KS S.
The tug and her tow we're blosn
soyth by the sale. IS
TIE seAoopefs Shsf ~. Z. q ..
freGsster ana 6S1sd By Henri u
Hsdens. d New ycsk. ts.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
10 Settlement Id Of Baseball
Gsgsa'es' Var.
ntv MAJOR lesGuE. nv RESULT
Both Sides Have Taken What They
Term an UnaIterabie Stand-Ssees-
siorists Probably Would. Promptly
Invade Big League Territory.
(Dy Associated PreSs.)

CHICAGO, ILLS. Nov. 1c.-Thc
warning factions Of organized baseball
retreated today with victory perchec
On neither tanner. Pat Powers.
president of the Eastern League and
Joe" O'Brien. president Of the AM
crican Association. who YESTERDAY
boIted the meeting Of the Natio.a
Association Of Professional Baseball
Clubs. today departed early.
The sccalled regulars Of otter ana
more numerous leagues belonging to
the national organization held brie'
session and adjourned without date
10 hold :heir next meeting at Mem
phis. Tenn, probably early In the
new year
Gary Hermann. president OF the
National Commission, was unable 10
respond to n telegram from the two
ether members OF tie com'ssicn 10
come to Chicago and Mr.. Puiiiam lerT
for Cincinnati tonight.
New Major League possible.
Beth sides have taken what they
term an uralerabIe stand. and unless
C:e of them wcakens.. Students Ct
DaSCGaH TO1tlCS otCiate turf' 10 q
likelihood OF aro,hcr msjor or near
major league combination, consisting
Of TIE boi,ing leagues.
!, isOsaid the national commission
viii 20 10 almo. any length 10 avoid
this as tho batting leagues consitu'"
almcs, the o2Iy market for players
whom the american and National
leagues wish TO dispose of.
Outlaws As Invaders.
In the event Of sec ess:oE. !; Is
regarded as practically certain that
.k" outlaw" would put teams 10 ma
j5r league territory, probably Cincin
rali. 81. Louis. Pi'isjUrS and Chca
20.
A rav Of hope vas discovered in -"
statement mad. nv President Power
70 the meeting of the ns'io-ai a.Hoci
alton that he favored organizcf
las, hall. Bur his leaning in TIA, d.
r,c,isp. ike hat q President
OBrien. is not sufficiently strong "a
keep him IN tho organization. uuicss
his dcinsnds are nct--ssmcly. coz
,rw Of tho heard cf arbitration and
the priv ilcsr Of drafting from ih'
Southern and wssfern leagues.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
Cause Of the Excelsior.
EMPEROR VERY IT,.
Chinese Sovereign Victim OF Many
Ai,ments-Rumors Of His Death.
fp,. Associated prcSS)


PEKING, Nov. l2.-It is the COZ
census of opinion in Picking that IN"
emperor OF Chira is very sick and
TODAY ne is reported as still sickihE
He will not accept Western medi
cal attention.
The condition OF the emperor is so
serious tina, 'he various legations
here are sending cabied reports there
on 70 their respective governments
There have been cfrcumsfa7t'ai ru-
mors among tire pecpi" of III" dea. n
Of the emperor. ard his h'ti" broth
or. tho infs-t son Of Primo" Chm has
been brought into III" ralac". The
emperor tas been suffering for ten
years past from chronic nephritis. a
condition now complicated with dia-
b.tes and sciatica. " IS admitted
tina: his brain IS affected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
ANOTHER ARREST
IN caRMlcx CASE
Ex- ShcEH Taken into Custody caaro-
ed With Aiding in Murde. Of
Tennessee Editor.
tBy III. Assnci,tcd Press

NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. Ic.-
Jchr J. Sharpe. cx.shcriT of this
county. was arr, stcd here toiay
charged with murder and aiding ans:
ab"t;ins in the murder OF Senator
CaTmsck last Monday.
II has been understood here TOR
several days tina, warrants wouIj BE-
issucd for 'hc arrest CT Sharp and
hi. arrest today vas no surprise.
" is alleged hat Sharpe was seen
with Colonel n E. Cooper and Robin
Cooper. his sou. shortly before tb"
killing and was also at the scene ~
III. tragedy immediately after Car
m1ck Eel, 20 til ground.
Sharpe vas At once taken 20 jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
Governors Health Benefited.
INV Associated Press)

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Nov. L.
After five months absence at Ashe'
vile. y. C.. whittier he went because
OF III health. Governor Dawson re-.
turned to the city Tuesday evening,
but his presence here was not known
until today.
During his stay at Asheriile ha
gained II pounds and has returned
greatly improved IN health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
Fire IN American once.
tRy Associated prexs,.

NEW YORK. Nv. 18th" edr"
rial and COMPOSING rooms cf tho N"s
York AmeriCau were damaged by FIRE
and water this morning to such an
cx,rnt that tho siaH u reporters ard
corp-siiors who were engaged IN
getting Gu, This mornings isEu- nf
the paper were oompsIi;d 20 Gee to
tn" street
As the ~ SSIsyer is priSicd near
nv i; smother building. however.
ihcrc esS no delay In getting 'hc pa
per OF.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
Life Sentence for wreeker,

SPARTANBURG. :. C.. Nov. T.
Clarence Agnc1. thc negro c:IarScN
With murder and the xrrckiBg 81 a
passenger train on tn" SSutherr
RAILWAY near Duncan. s. C.. wbicr
resulted in the killing 81 the en-
sin~cr and fireman. was found guilty
with recommcniaiioB 80 mercy here
today.
Ito sss sentenced 90 lie imprison
Brut
lie vas one Of the negroes whom
tho NIB sought 10 lynch here feu'
weeks ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
VISIT SPARTANsURG.
Country Life Commission Membe.'s
Attract Many Of All Classes.
ft,r tho Assnciated lprpSsI

by the Associated Press.)
SPARTANBURG. 3. c.. Nov. IL
Two members Ct the commission on
Country Life appointed by President
Roosevelt. DIR. Page Of New York and
Henry Wallace. CT Iowa. accompanied
BY DIR. S. II. Stiles. OF the Marine
Hospital Service and c. l.. Blanch'
ard held 4 public conference here to-
day for IN" purpose Of securing infor'
maticn on the conditions CT country
life in this State.
The conference attracted large
numbers CT prominent farmers. milk
men and educators from ell sections
Of 'he state. o. u. Martin. State
suverintendent of education. Presi
dent Nell. and Professor Harper. Oi
Clemson Agricultural College: Pro
.-ssor Hand. Of the South Carolina
University and Miss Mary Nance
president of the South Carolina
School Improvement Association
FURNISHED information along "duca
tiora' lines and made Suggestions As
10 what was needed for bettcrmcn'
in rural schools.
The commission is collecting iaia
lon prices Ct farm products facilities
fG- banking. sanitary conditions. etc
r. J. Watson. Stale agricultural
commissioner. vas heard at the after
room session on general conditions
in the country.
The commission icft tonight foT
KNOXVILLE. where n BEARING will b.
held Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
BOTH APPEALED.
Argument Begins in Case Of Es
Captain oberIin N. Carter.
fBy Associa:cd Pres


CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. 1c.-ArSu'
nrnts In the double ap.,cai 81 both
complainant aud dcfcrIani from ihc
FINAL dccr-c Of Judge Rofrisaat in tn"
Gaze e Cap,aia Obcriin N. Carter.
were begun today In the United
States Circuit Court o. Appeals.
The government appca'cd TO SECURE
the entire sum Of st.ioo.oeo. which
II alleged Carter bad uronefuuy ap'
propriaird. bu; &,eo.see OF ~hira
5000 900 q which Judge kohisaa; de-
cid.s b~Ionscd % Carter.
Csrtcr's appeal Is On the ground
tia, the cnIrc sl.ics.ooc properly b.
longs 10 him
Arguments viii take several days
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Nov. IL
Thrsr fayoriics aud three GU .sidcrs
wou at IIstcnia today.
The forth event. fer two yrar old /,
at SIX furiongs was the fcsfurs Of
the card and WIS easily Won Ivy Win
tergrccn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
ANNUAL MEETING.
Southern Express Company Resssel
on OfAeess and 0ireeeorA
Inv Associated PresS.)

on ofs,cers and 0ireeter1
(By Associated PressD
SAVANNAH, CA. Nov. 12-rn0
annual me sting Of the starehclosrS
OF the Southern Express Company
was held here tedav. all Of The ele
directors being reelected and ~
they in tur.. Rejecting the oocsn
OF the company.
Il was stated tkst While the 49,
ness Of the company fcr tnc
year has no; been mp 70 the -
standards. improvement Is alresey -
parsn. with excellent chance tor =
year Of hesvy work. =
The officer. elected are: Nostc1 =.
Plant New York. ehajrman: ~ =.
O-Bricn. New York. president: T.
Leary. Atlanta frt v'ce;r stes:
C I. Lecp. Chaftsneoga. seecAa
yice-presIdcnt: G. ". Tijey. ~
York. sc-rc'sry and treasures. = e.
Ais,ca. Atlanta, was resppotstsd 80
.rai counsel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
LIZ aavsr. 70 aeseue.

NORFOLK. VA. Ncv. f2.-An .
kpp-p ttreerassted Schooner
driven asi,orc on the Virginia e.
early today hsiween tho LITTLE t..
Fslse Cape life-sayius ssatsoas.
The hfe savers. after max'ng h.
rcport by Telephone Of the stE1e
of the vessel. russed 70 the -.
cf the crew. s-ds have nos yet
turned - 3, -
The government seacosst teseg9
wires are working badly ana 49,
alton Is m.agre - 10 tse 49,.
The schooner fics asooe
twenty-five niles ses'h q
Henry.
The ~ind b blcwin8 beftySx
m hcur fruU The ecssANSSt
i" = -.
rorsh ssss. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
Five Children Burn.
NV Associates Pre10D,

ELKINS. W. VA. Nov. Five
children Of T.. j Rice. barber az
beverly. near here. lost their lives to-
day in a Are that DESTROYED their
home.
The FIRE followed an rxpicsion Of
gas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
sch.o, Ineresses General.

RICHMOND. VA Nov. 1:.-Onc
million. rwoaty-6yc t5orsaud I'VE
hundred ed fty-ninc dcllsrs snd
dny cuts h the smouni apvropriaief
ror tho urstic schools cf the S'sie.
"'oBi of tho revenues assessed fcT ;hc
year
The apyortipuucut vas msdc pal
lic ,odsr in a sis-en,~ut issucd by
Secretary EsSics'ca. W lois sum.
one.hsIf " avaiIsblr fer school pur-
pcses at this time and the rcmaiudcr
VII b. ready fer the schools at The
end Of the mo,ts q January uc1'.
This money 10 Ia 10 used icaciy sof
the pay merit % teachers. upor var
rants OF district boards Of trustees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13
On Niqht Nidine-

On night riding tnc reior' ssss'
TIE msctiEg Condemns tn ann as
rr.d terms the recent iaw'essncss
throughout q number Of oar southern
states. known as fright riding. and
&c urge that the goverrmcut OF IN"
states where 'hc evil Injuries Go wei
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-13

aCon,isu.d on Second Pasc)
The Washington herald., 1908-04-04
Fire Trnn Is Rcported.

Report has been made to Chief Belt. b.
p W. Nicholson, fire marshal, that afte,
thorough examination he has found
that the premises on part OF lot Is. square
20. between Ward place and n street.
New Hampshire avenue and Twenty-sec-
ond street northwest, is menace to the
adjoining property from fire point of
view, and should be removed. The report
Will be referred to the board of condem-
nation Of lnsanitary buildings. having
been approved by the Commissioners.