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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11
CAN IL az 80.

In the latest number Of the lnde'
pendent Is printed an arraignment of
social conditions in Russia from the
pen Of Count TolstOy. II Is an expo
sition Of the injustice that results in
unearned and useless luxury for one
while another is CONDEMNED to hope,
less. ccaseless, Ill raid toll. II Is en-,
titled Must II Be So." and with this
inquiry the short and sombre sketch
ends. Like all Of Tolstoy's writings
II Is strong. but It's strength is dimin,
ishcd nv the curiousiy slipshod trans
,ation In which Il appears. For ex,
ample:
THE feet Of these people arc batter
ed. thVr hands horny. their entire body
dirty. and not only their fares. hair
ard boards. hut also their lungs. are
penetrated through and through with
lime dust"
WHY a singular ho!y when extreme
care has been taken tn use the plural
throughout the rest 81 the sentence
Again:
He narrowly misses running down
the pilgrim women and throwing into
the ditch q peasant In n shirt cover
cd with ore jogsinS along in an cmpt,
cart
Can't you see?- demands the coach
man. Is 70 remarkable tha, q peasant
IN a shirt covered with ore" does moi
see, But:
This party " followed at liith
distance by = cart occupied hv sm'i
Ing girl Eaudi!y dressed. With art'fc
iaI locks vt hair and white apron
and by > stout rcd faced man xifi
sidcwhiskrrs and Q cigarette bctwccr
his teeth. sitting q, the girls sid" anr
shtsVcrtns snmcthing Int obcr car.
Count Tc,sscv b-'icvcs thst sori
sscSualst;cs ~ b. describes In hi'
assaults on scricty MAY ~ overcuuc
ne nay he usduly Optimistic. bot q
|icsss be u entitled mol TO suffer frou
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11

According 10 q repor; bFouS"'
las, NIGH from NorfoM the tnree
tod,cx cf unknown coaored mn may
-, the crew ~ a small boat. which zen
Norfolk on Tuesday of last week 10
Ash in Hampton Roads. The men
have been missing ever since ,ha'
date and the relatives cf the thrf
me, viii cemc here today To have the
bodies cxhumed.
An undertake. from Smitha"Id IL al
., hcre 20 ,ook into the finding ~
tho remains. - one of IN" pohies "
covered rcscmbi~s q young co'oreo
man Of smith6cId. who is supposed 70
nay. I.-rn drovusd In Hamptoa Roads
Isss week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11
The Early Lite Of = Great Novelist

remember that il was dark when
VIC reached Douglas, and that the
hustle and stir OF the priBcipa'
tnoroushfare. Strand street marrow
still but narrower then. l think. tnan
IL now isl. seemed TO me periious an"
The little town with us
ten thousand inhabitants. or less. WAS
full OF the teeming and tumuttuous
life OF a vast and mighty city. W"
mn, up for the night somewhere I've
hind the market place In house ire
|auentcd hy other farmer butchers from
the county. and We slept In the same
room with four Of them. writes the
great English novelist Hail Caine. IN
the Septembsr Appicton's. In the cot
|taSe in BaIlarSh we had room To
ourselves. Trough II was little and
the roof iay lox, over Il. and when yon
we're living in b,d. YOU could smell
1.-The sweet "scraas" dry turf heG'
|dins-updcr the thaich: hut this vas
a vast chamber. sumc twelve feet ny
fifteen at the least. with three beds
and a shccp.kin by the sid Of cson
LOT them.
Ia Hhite-cycd Marx collie. ana ] re-
mombcr that he slep, On tho srcp
skin by :he brdSidc. while The DOES
Of ouT room- fellows. being 81 quar-
rclsone disposition. had to Sip out
s.da the bcdrcpm door. "a tins
amidst the gossip 80 'hc " as they
talked In the darkness r going "a
Rod. very tired yet WITH large
sense of being a mighty traveller.
fell asleep. I have Travelled a gocd
deal since ;hcn. hut ! do M, think
have ever gone IN tcd IN Africa OF
Asia or America CT within the artit
c,rcIr with 50 s,ruag Q s"n~- Of bcias
xsoIc hrm,spkcrc away irpn homc
Ncx; morning I was the last to NJ
stirring. and ~ the ,smc ihc lvo'hs
were all up IN The nsshct place thcr,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11

Suppose the Republican politicians
should secure The ballot fer the Sole
iers' Home Veterans and the later
should march to the polls and vote for
Bryan. Kern and Jones: upon
whom would be the joke?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11

1t ia an odds-on bet that Mr.. Bat
Ting Nelson has succeeded In licking
the dusky ex-light weight champion.
Joe Cans. right square into the saloon
business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11
ntfrsd at the Newport News. Va
lS6foffics 40 Second-clas7 matter.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1908.
SHOULD be PROP
sRLY REsUkED.

local authorities con'
&tfed In reference to the proposed
tempt to have the inmates OF the
aficnal Soldiers Home at Hampton
to the right Of suffrage In
sabeth City county agree that 1t
Md be impossible to SO constrse
ker the statutes or constitution OF
) s3ate as to give the veterans the
flyflege Of voting or holding ONCE
y VIRGINIA. An act passed by the
lslature on July II, 1870. grant
% the Federal government the
silsge Of establishing and main.
fniax = soldiers home. says in n
Siux clause: Provided, however.
fl no inmate Of any institution
6cted under the provisions Of this
or the act Of Congress therein
srsed to, shall vote or hold ONCE
= tbs state"
kA d said that the attorney who
been retained to conduct test
% for the purpose Of having the
krts pass upon the question OF
oxher or not the inmates Of the
- can qualify as voters Is basing
hope Of success upon section "a.
Les II. OF the new constitution. in
lei. It is stated that inmates OF
Sritabie institutions and students
institutions Of learning shall not
REGARDED ~ having either gained
NJ . residence by reason Of their
ourn IN such institution.
Si)owine that the National Soldiers
- b = charitable institution as
neapaA3ed In the Virginia const''
-, q b dimcult to understand
u the attorney arrives at his con
- that the section o. the consti
- referred to can affect the
= q any considerable number
- inmates Of the home. II the
b such Q charitable institution
nsntemplated In the constitution
saly inmates who could become
- under the section would b
= vho acquired citizenship before
n3nx the institution. II Is vel
DUa that only in q few exceptional
Asys veterans at the home &C
- The right TO vote before enter
Re home. Tho very small mum
1Ao spent t~o years in Virgins
- year Of that time In Eliza
CITY county before going int
hp0e, II they are allowed t.
usu have 20 ap2reciab!s weigh
- cssnty. and will affect tn
ossBuaaI district elections not a
STATED yesterday. The Dali,
= - % idea that this attemp
- The veterans Win he success
- d 6ocs believe that vhoeveI
suuDsnsstss for the moscmcn
y - proVcriy rchaked by In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11
COUPLE MARRIED HERE.
Miss Chambers and Mr.. leaehe MAKE
Hampton Their Gre4na Green.

hamoton Their Gre4na Green.
Mr.. Harry Trimmer Leach arc
Miss Mary Nelson Chambers, botf
claiming Washington as their nome
and each holding a clerical positiot
in one OF the government depart
men,s in that city. came to ramp
ton yesterday and secured hcense
IN marry from the once OF Clers
Of the Courts Harry II. Holt. Inc!
were later married in the Episeops
rcctory by the Rev. Estili, d. d.
Mr.. Leach stated that after sncs
honeymoon he and his bride woui,
return to Washington. and the newly
xcdded pair was very anxious TO kceI
the marriage a profound secret
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO
Steamers to Philadelphia

Steamers to PhfIadelp-13
MONDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY..
Sailing from Philadelphia. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received and delivered
daily at C. & o. Pier No. 6. Office
River Road. JAS. w. M'CARRICK,
Gen. Southern Agent.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co.
IL South Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia. Pa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11

U.s. FOR NEW YORK.
t95Aa From Company's Wharf.
sa6s1 Norfolk. foot OF Church
4 street. every week DAY
at 200 P. n.
FARE+First-class. one way. $500;
Round trip. limit thirty days. $14.O0-
meals and berth In stateroon In
cluded.
Steerage. without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at c. + O. Rail-
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and Berkeley
leave Pier "a" $3.50 every evening.
passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
PANY, James River Day Inc for
Richmond and all James River isnd-
ings. Steamer Pocahontas leaves
Newport News. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 8:45 a. m. Leave
Newport News Monday. Wednesday
and Fiidsy at D. m. for Norfolk and
Old Point.
Steamer Hampton will leave >1e-
"A" daily except SUNDAY. at 500 -
m. going to Norfolk, ana at 4:30 p
m, goiag to Smithfeld. Steamer "Ac'
comac" will leave Pier "A" daily. ex
cept Sunday at 9 a. m. going to Smith
field and about $3.50 p. m, gong
to Norfolk.
All business between New York and
Newport News transacted at pier No.
6.
All business between Newpor. News.
Norfolk, Smithfield and local points
transacted at Pier "A" foot Of Twen-
ty-ffth street.
w. II. LANDON, Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11

the hands of a translator who fills
red faced characters mouth with
cigarette and sidewhiskers.-New York
Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-11
Thew wife Out Of window.

Mike was always good man.
won't make any complaint against inc
lad: sure. he didn't mean II. were
the first words OF Bridget Gleason- ao'
dressed to Pa,rolmar Hughes. OF ihc
East ThiTty-fift.r street station. whcn
he found her on the sidewalk IN front
lof her home last night.
The policeman had seen the woma"
como hurting through the air from q
second. story window. and, before nc
could even ask question as To Tn.
cause of her fsIl. she put In = GOO
word for Mike"
As the poIicp later learned, N'Ec
vas Michaci Gi-ason. husband al
Bridget. and her fsIl had come IN ~ INC
end o; scrne Festivities in the Gleason
apartment. at which a few OF the
iucighbors had gathered. Mike IN
spiri, Of fun, threw his wife ont ~ NC
window. She wss not fatally nnrt-
From the New York Tribune.
Candid Confession.
Peari.u surpriSep WHAT Sou Wv
that young man kiss yoI! why. ! an
surprised. Don't you snos The rar
of our club firmly staic fhzs any gar
VIM lsts q young man MS her VII
b. suspended!
4 Ruhy-WcIi. . ~ss susrcsdcd. desr'
vas In a hammock. -Frua the chi
'eaSo Ncwk
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MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
invariahly In advance

TELEPHONE NUMBERa
nltofial Rooms. .ben 'Pnone NO. II
1SSaness once. Bell 'Phc>s No. III
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OLD DOMINION Line
Daily Service.

Daily Service.
FOR NEW YORK.
From Company's Wharf.
Norfolk. foot of Church
street. every week DAY
at 700 p. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-19
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JULY 10. 1905

The wolf cooked his slightly. and looked about
carelessly, as if to say What's that: then cooly
resumed his serenade.
Nettled by such ostentatious nonchalance. Kane
drove another bullet into the snow within few
inches of the VOLTS fore feet. This proved more
effective. The great beast looked down at the place
where the ball had struck shifted at it curiously got
up all tours, and turned and stared steadily at
Kane for perhaps half minute. Kane braced him
self for possible onslaught. But it never came.
Whirling lightly, the Gray Master turned his back
on the dsturber of his song, and trotted away
slowly, without once looking back. He did not make
directly for the cover but kept in full view and easy
gunshot for several hundred yards. Then he disap-
peared into the blackness of the spruce woods.
Thereupon the yellow mongrel emerging from his
shelter behind Kanes legs, pranced about on the
relief
But Kane was too puzzled to be altogether re-
lieved 1t not according to the books for any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-19
SHOCKING THE BANK OF ENGLAND

THE Bank of England, that staid, conservative
bulwark of British finance has more than once
passed through startling experiences OF these per-
haps the most unexpected was that connected with
a Communication it received from unknown
source a communication vivid any IN the most
flaming me1odramatic novel.
The letter that caused the board of directors 20
sit up and take notice CouChed in the following
extraordinary terms:
mo doubt YOU think YOU are all safe and that
YOUR bank is safe; but l know better. l have been
inside your bank during the last nights, and you
knew nothing about it. As am not thief, and wish
warn you of your danger, invite you to meet me
in the great square twelve tonight. shall
then explain all to you. Let only two of you come.
and say nothing to anyone else.
The next night the square room" the richest
compartment in the world, it has been caled-was
guarded; but nothing happened.
Then came the next phase of the mystery. 4
heavy chest of securities, taken from the strong
ROOM arrived at the bank, with letter complaining
that the directors had notified the police, and that
the writer had therefore not appeared, according to
MS promise. Now, he continued, to prove that he
was not thief he sent with his letter chest of
papers that he had taken from the bank If a few
men would assemble, without the police. in the
strong room the writer would Join them at midnight
Otherwise the mystery would continue unsolved.
After solemn deliberaton the directors decided %
do as they were told. They assembled in the strong
room. At midnight there cry from behind
the stone walls, Put out the lights! They obeyed
Then man with dark lantern entered. His story
soon told. He gained his living by searching
the sewers at night and through sewer opening he
had found his way into the richest room in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-19

wolf great small, to conduct himself in this super
cious fashion Looking back along the white bed
of the brook, the path by which he must return, he
that the sinking of the moon would very soon
involve it in thick shadow. This not as he
wished it. He had had enough of fishing.
GATHERING up his now frozen prizes and strap
- ping the bag that contained them over his
shoulder, to leave both hands free, he set
for home at the long deliberate yet rapid opes of the
experienced snowshoer; and the yellow dog, con-
fdence in his companions proves thoroughly
established trotted heedessly three four PAGES
ahead.
Already the shadow of the woods lay halfway
across the bed of the brook; but down the middle
of the strip of brightness, still five six PAGES
in breadth, Kane swung steadily. AS he went, he
kept sharp eye the Swallowed edge of his path
He had gone perhaps mile when all at he felt
tingling at the roots of his hair, which seemed to
tell him he being watched from the darkness
Peer as he would, however, he could catch no hint
of moving forms; strain his ears as he might he
could hear whisper of following feet. Moreover
he trusted to the keener Senses keener instincts of
the dog to give him warning Of any furtive approach
and the dog was obviously at ease.
He just beginning to execrate himself for
letting his nerves get too much on edge, when sud-
denly out from the black branches just ahead shot
long, spectral shape and fell upon the dog There
was one choked yelp,-and the dog and the terrible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-19


For several minutes stirred nothing
stirred, in all that frozen world. Then feeling the
cold begin to creep in him in the stiffness, Kane
had to lift his thick gloved hands to chafe his
He did it cautiously. but the caution super
fuous. The great wolf apparently had no objection
to his moving much as he liked Once, indeed,
those green, lambert eyes famed over him, but
casually, in making swift circuit of the shores of
the lake and the black fringe of the frs; but for all
the interest that their vouchsafed him, Kane
might as we'll have been juniper bush.
Knowing very well, however that this elaborate
indifference could be other than feigned, Kane
patient, determined to find out what the game
At the time, he could not help the strain
beginning to tell him. Where was the rest of the
pack? From time to time he glanced searchngly
over his shoulder toward the all concealng fir woods
At last, as if considering himself utterly alone,
the great wolf opened his jaws. stretched back his
neck, and began bowling his shrill terrible serenade
to the moon; AS soon as he paused, came far off
nervous barkings and yelpings from dogs which
hated and trembled in the scattered clearings But
no wolf howl made reply. The pack for all the sign
they gave, might have vanished off the earth
And Kane wondered what strong command from
their leader could have kept them silent when all
their ancient instincts bade them answer.
AS if well satisfied with his music, the great wolf
continued to beseech the moon persistently that
at last Kane lost patience. He wanted more variety
in the program. Muttering I'll see if l can't rattle
your fine composure bit my friend!'' he raised his
rifle and sent bullet whizzing the VOLTS head
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WIEsCI z OJCZYZ,N!l,Ylll
II /. Al
z PRUS POLSRIlEC.'Hl5l..

JERUTY. Cd diuzszego csasd
zachodsily " okoliccy tutejjszejj ciag-
gle kradsieke. Prsypadkowo Wy.
kryto " leslie jaskinie s}odsiejskag:
Pewien gluohoniemy : wsi saesle'.
dniej szed}w niedsiele do kosciolaa
y Malyoh Jerutach. spostrsegglssy
dym, unossacy sic; mad . laseem, see
dill q 4 1ssie pal. j don il j 9 tenn kilku
l ! |, q " leslie i, sn male e ro ,,te
i y ogieh,. /. z przy MN woh6d 90
jaskini j przyxao'ano l~edniozeeo,
ktdry najprzdd do jamy strzel laL
Poniewaz Mkt sic ME odzywal lu:
dsie-weszli i natrafiano ma leggo wi.
sk 9. |sIl!o'da l.ivelj Y k t' : nagrom 9ns
d. done one byayyl rome 't''aP ? pr1edmiotyy skra.
dsione. Z}odzieje, slyssaace k:roe|ki, I :
pewne uclekll. w jaskini ~znalezioo
no pomiedzy innemii czerwone ma
krycie : ~oltarza y. y ko6 te1 " Ma !,
ly g J j, 1i:' q ], ii Illka vi, dzba 't ]
. Do n x gssii kpq1ry = Is ey e pa
pierosY, rome likiery ltd. Wszyst-
ko wpakowano ma w6z i z~awieziono
do aoltysa.. Ztodziei Ido9ttyyehczaPss
I. PIE 4@. seohXeyytaao, II. ,yya'k ~. 7miafo !
b~es es!.lll I II e1 e, d 192aty' !'s.I po ):
atepowali; .dowodzi zdarzeppie mar
s}epujaee: Gospodars Garska : Jee1
rut siedzia} 2 rodzlnag pray kolaoyYii,
~ = -. - i.E"-E @-a-t@EEtE sr g.
gdy " tenn wpaad:!lt do izby jake
czloviek 2 rewol FlEtsr q. w :1rs q ]
J, r. lal pilssniggd 5zg Pr1estraszeni lp-
die lis q schhr 1qq zsiis !. po'daassyt6l': J 4
jomy 4stfzelifss rr i ii : seiieeiko syna ggos
podarzs, poczem -uc'ek}.
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K~OsCIERzzYNA. GermaasanaiizzaaucYaa
przez Gsynniki lktosciellne szerzy5. sic |e
" jakis tajemniezy spos6b ] dziw1id
sic trzeba, 4e dotychczas mkt 2 ma
g ssyo'h tssiszy gfosu v tel n%iebezpie.
czpej robooie nlemczeniia a, ME "a
braf.. i. !, ! 1 !. d. !. :..:s=* s.. /.
Ostatn,a rozsy}ka niemieckicb'
ksiazek do nabozehstwa cd Ks prob.
1;o,,aa nod Ror,;.
-, oo,o h,douo,;. ko6c;o,a =
a,oh o,vomn,or,r dot.r,a ID.
ludu polsko- katolioklego j dis jpYz
-aau...u,, : sto,nn toso;e,e :
miods,ez polska, ~aaturalnie : leIp::
..yoh atanov. czyta 20 .nie.niecku
Z dobrowoln,e. sic do zaiemezenia.
pr.y.wyo..ia. Maluo.ko, . organ.
alta sam hedx;e 6niewa} nolakie ME.
.,norv ! n;e6n,. &
Me ;nar.ek ,,,,. ma ], ,zad pruski, ME
vvmyslac ma nikogo, ale raozei o
wemi ksisteoska mi " p,ecu pali6
n;e zatrowa6 dzietvie polskiei