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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30
THE EpIToR ACCEPTs.


 Here is story from Des Moines that puts love in a practical light. We had never dreamed before that love could be so practical.
 Special to the New York World.
 Des Mones, Ia.-Having lost the coun- ty printing, to which she was entitled, and feeling that she needs a man to do the fighting and swearing for her, Miss Elizabeth Sohm, editor of the Storm Lake Vidette. has taken advantage of leap year and proposed" through her newspaper in this wise.-
 "A constant fight for what rightfully belongs to her is a wear and tear on the nervous system of any woman, and we have come to the belief that in order to stay in newspaper work and maintain our health we will have to marry some good printer It is leap year. and this may be considered as a proposal by any one who would be qualified to fill the vacancy so evident in the Vidette omice. C. A. Craig the bachelor editor of the Lytton Star, accepts the proposal or mar riage coming from such a talented wom- an conditionally in the last issue Of his paper, thus:
 we believe we are eligible to fill the vacancy which Sister Sohm feels exists in her print shop. We are Missouri dem- ocrats of 40 years standing, considered good printers. As to our fighting quali- ties, suffice to say we come from fam ily that kills. On the swearing proposi- tion. our press feeder says that we'd be there with the goods, as we swear in seven different languages at once when things go wrong on press nights. ''But before we would agree to take up fair Lizzie's burdens she would have to show credentials as to her eligibility to the vacancy which we lave known ex- isted for some time at our wigwam. She must know how to make pancakes, fry ham and eggs and make good coffee She must have the staying qualities to chase a dirty shirt up and down washbcard until if becomes clean. She must know how to darn sox and the gable end of our trousers, etc. If the fair editress feels like filling vacancy for a vacancy being filled we might make a swap.
 HARDLY ANY.
 There isn't
 Much bliss
 In a tee-
 Phone kiss.
 New York dressmaker lost her mind because her rich customers wouldn't pay their bills If all dressmakers did that the world would be full of crazy ones.
 A DRY CITIZEN.
 He's everywhere in Georgia, And found in Birmingham The man whose throat is burning up,
 The man who wants dram, His eyes are wild and staring, His mood is most intense.
 For just one sip of "genuine" He'll pay you fifty cents.
 We'd offer him our pity,
 And "Beerine," if we durst,-
 But how can stuff like that console
 A fellow with a thirst?
 While it may be true that the Lord made Congress. we shouldn't hold the Lord responsible for what Congress has .,,ca bean doing PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30
OH, NOl
MEANING THE KISS.

q stole a kiss" Petit larceny" No: it was grand"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30
A TYPE LITTLE KNOWN

A TYPE LITTLE KNOWN. There was a millionaire one time Who led a godly life, Who didn't run with chorus girls But always loved his wife. He got his money honestly
 And no one ever told In sneering whispers at his back The secret of his gold No scandal ever touched his home, His habits were the best His children, by their lovely traits, Outrivaled all the rest Whats more, this was a happy man, Whose days were days of joy; Who slept eight hours every night And ate just like boy. He wore a smile the whole year round AndNhad a thousand friends Who weren't the kind to like a man, Forsooth, because he spends. A most delightful path he trod, This lucky millionaire Without bemish on his past, Without a single care Of course, you'd like to know his name Most anybody would Gee whiz, I'd say just where he lived This minute, if I could! The gentleman described above s Not living anywhere, I've simply tried to tell about The ideal millionaire.
 Just because girl carries money in hel stocking is no sign that Santa Claus put it there. OH, NO! Being sick Is not so bad,
 If a pretty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30
A DRY CITIZEN.

While it may be true that the Lord made Congress, we shouldn't hold the Lord responsible for what Congress has since been doing. PAUL COoh-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30
HARDLY ANY There isn't
 Much bliss In a tele-
 Phone kiss.

A New York dressmaker lost her mind because her rich customers wouldn't pay their bills. If all dressmakers did that the world would be full of crazy ones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30

Atlanta Journal. Cortelyou is the po- litioal ground hog. He saw his shadow andNxetired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30

Atlanta Georgian: That proposition for a home for aged chorus girls is likely to create famine in that direction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30

Here is a story from Des Moines that puts love in a practical light. We had never dreamed before that love could be so practical
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30

Just because girl carries money in her stocking is no sign that Santa Claus put it there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-30

The draqon-wing of night o'er-spreads the earth.
 -TroIlus and Cressida.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Two TESTS, oae Of Gun Fire and
Another Of Torpedo.
HOW THE TuRRET WILL Be hit
ProjcctiIcu From t2-lneh Gut Little
Short in Energy of Penetration, SO
Fragments VIII Fly HarmIessIy
Away-Torpcdo Tcsta Secret.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 81
Firing of shells and torpedoes at the
monitor Florida will occur about May
10, according to the navy department.
THE tests will be in two series, n
guniire test and n torpedo test. under
the joint cognizancc of tho bureaus
OF construction and repair and ord
nance" says the statement.
For the former, the Arkansas, "A
sistcrship, will fire u twelve inch pro.
icctilc, loaded with high explosives, 70
strike the Florida's turrct with an ei:.
crgy little short of penetration. III
such a way that most of the srag
ments will fly across the bows clear
of the ship.
"The shock. under the conditions
above noted, Will be the only shot
fired against The armor but another
slancing blow against one side of the
turrei may possibly be Decided on.
after the inspection of the results
of this test. several shots from TIC
finch ana Finch guns of the Arkan
sas will probably lie aimed at the ex
detrimental military mast that has
hecn erected on the stern of the Flor
ida
u is not desired TO make known
the details of the torpedo test for oh
vious reasons. but it will suffice to
say that one or two torpcdocs may
he exploded against the bottom of the
Florida under such conditions thai
salvage operations, if necessary. viii
not be difficult"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
FLEET WILL BE BACK IN
HAMP TON ROADS FEB. u.
BUB0Nic PLAGUE CLOSES
( PORTS OF VENEZUELA
sanitary Gordon surrounds La QUAR-,
and business suspendcd-scycraI
New Cases of Disease Daily.
iny Associatcd Press,

NEW YORK, April 27.-CARAcAs.
VENEZUELA. Tuesday. Aprr III
as II result of tho decree issued
by president closing the port of II,
Ghnira Tor period of fiftocn DAVIS. In
Hnarla Is completely Isolated and b,,s.
mess is Mt u standstill Tho train. scr.
vice between In Gunrln aud Caracas
mas been discontinued. a military nnd
sanitary Gordon surrounds the mort. no
business Is being done, ami there IA
practically nobody on the stroris.
Ihcrc are several now cases of tho
iaiai disease. every day as well rs soy.
erl deaths from IT,
Houses whore thero huyo bcnn
deaths nrc boinE burned. Tho govern.
mehl has not yet acknowledged tha,
ms Illness is not buhonic plague. ami
III Is impossible to get reliable official
STATISTICS regarding the cases and IN.
inlitirs. According TO information
supplied by the consul corps. there
have been fifty deaths in nyo weeks
There Ia possibility that steamers
VIII stop calling even ut Puerto Ca.
bciio, and ms result the price OF pro.
fisiols IN Caracas is rising rapidly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
CONGRESS INDIFFERENT
TO PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
BIG DEATH LIST FROM
STORM IS CONFIRMED
Floods Follow Great Wind Damage
In Some Southern States and
Mills Shut Down.

ATLANTA, GA, April 27.-All re-
ports toc;y Indicate that the wind
which rolled up Il death list OF nearly
Tour hundred and list of injured Of
about 1.2O0 during last Friday ami
Saturday has passed north. That the
list of persons killed ana injured is
about complete Is probable and there
Is nc reason TO suppose that hclatcd
reports from districts remote from
telephone and telegraph will increase
the figures materially. A careful can
vnss seems To make the death list 37G
Tor the states of Louisiana. MISSISSIPPI
ri. Alabama and Georgia. with Geor.
eia the least sufferer. The dead In
this state will number more than thir
". Tho property damages In four
states is considerable.
Tho storm was peculiar In that It
travelled in circles Yesterday 1t str,cl.
Georgia with terrific force for sec.
ond time. but the lightning. wind ami
rain did no harm TO life or limb. as
report today show. Flood conditions
however, prevail in most of the rivers
In this section and tclesrnphic and
telephone communication from Column
bus, Ga. Indicate serious situation
with riverside mills shut down and
fireet-car service suspended. This
condition exists in other parts of the
state and in hlabama. The rain OF yes.
tcrday being one of tho heaviest I'm
years. Fort Deposit. Ala, was suf
fcrcr from this storm, several build
inGs being destroyed. but no one kill.
cd. Frightened negroes are nocking
into Fort Deposit from all country
districts. The latest reports of the
storm of Friday and Saturday of last
week came from northern Mississippi
and PARTS of Alabama. hIcncon. n
small town, reported fifteen dead last
night and this report is confirmed
this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
'oHNsoN SEEKING FIGHT
WITH CHAMPION BURNS
"spro arrives in London with His
manager and Puts Up FoIfcit
Tor the Match.
Try Associated prcss,

LONDON, April 27.-.Iack .Ionr,c
INC colored heavy weight phyllis, mr.
eoinpanied by his manager. Fitzna,,ic,
arrived here from New YORK tonie,,t
cine, ihcy visited the National sno,tin
cub ana the sporting newgpnnor and
ISSUED a cballangc TO Tommy ,uurns
INC hcavywcight champion. I, goh,
him. '' "cc'pt'Dle TO
Johnson offers to bct Burps 3, rco
mat he will stop him in went, NV
,o',noS. In addition. he will coucndo
10 Burns two thirds OF any nlr1a ,bn9
Is p'i up for the contest 49,
= burns also visited tho Nutio,et
sporting Club tonight but did moi
nlcet Johnson and forestalIed iha In.
Yer by dcposiiing $4,000 Wit, n snort.
ing newspaper for meeting wiz ,hs
nesro. Burns insists tina. no ,n,,st
nave S3o'oOp as his share of The mrs..
nut Johnson can arrange tho side bc,
to suit himself wv
In tho opinion OF Burns a3rxorssa
"a tonight, Il fight between him and
Johnson is now bound to occur. but
In England or in America Jc.
Ponds on the purse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Presidents Program for a Greater
Navy Turned Down by he
United States Senate.
DEBATE At TINE ACRIMONIOUS
Senator'S 5cverdsc and Aldrlch In.
duIoc !" Sharp Language While
Exchanging Their Views on the Sub.
ject-Dobnto and Final Vote We're
Not on Strictly Party Lines.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Aprll EN-,
an overwhelming yutc prcs;d,n,
itoosevclt's battleship program fo,,n,,
~, me Senaic just MS IL did m INC
,i,. Inc amendment for four Int
, ,,,, was introduced hy Senator
Tics ana the llght for It's ndonilon
was Icu ny Senator Dcvcrldgc 1'wcn
'E''irec votes wnro cast for Tho m.
.rr'sed program. the number largely
pon'g male up of recently tlecioo
senators. Fifty senator's yotcdto pu,,.
port Inc House and the rccommcndn.
non OF the Senate naval committee
ships. IVY p"''ic'
The debate on tho ua,tlcsh,p
amendment lasted three DAVIS 10 thc
excursion of all other matters. n wns
ooSun by Senator Bcvcrltlre with nm
cIoqucnt appeal for the snnport of tho
president and u suggestion Inn ia
lnrser navy might he needed for .wo,
W., OF tho committee Unparalleled
."' lnuiano senator for This hint OF
war VIII. another country and soueht
pan. ia
~ V"cs tuo discussion came nonr
Incoming acrimonious, especially tho
I,SSchsnges Occurring hotwoon sona.i
~ Aldrlch and Beverlhge. The for.
' NV, references to Mr.. BEVERAGE nv.
u ,, .enator Smith, OF Michigan IN
lo,cct Gainst tie SENATE chnmhor
ou'ns MISC IA slaughter house for ,hc
Eouhg sehtor from Indiana"
was dyelopol by Senator AIN.
iS2', during TIC dclNtc that there Is n
! icai defined Understanding anon, Tho
lenifc leaders for Ihc au,b"piya, tnu
,jH .Np hattleshIis cab yenr NTH Ii' H."
&SRcan navy is rgardcd MS ann /
II ,u"l 10 meet any delanIs that mny
7 made upon 1t. Al flnall va, n,s "'og !
p''i carries appropriations "c~rc
~ mi"g Si23,ii5,G5o AM nrovi I "es ror
luz c9nStrnctlon of iyo baitlesbin,
'Tnu Two golfers ana tn purcbasn =,
ti IT, nddiiional collIcrs. Mo cons,rnc
.on oil submarines and ,thcr moo ns
o on,s craft ana increases IN. nav or
;,,n and enlisted mon, as wolf H W ~,
licensing both the pa, and tho
strength OF the marine cor,s $50 ''''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
LAgEENH HARDWOOD .DROWD
While SWIMMING eek
Young Man is Supposed to Hafecr
Taken With cramps.
Funeral Today,

Lavcn Ilarwood, a well lsnoFonng
man of Lee Hall, WAS drow Sun
day morning while atteHs To
swim Swift creek. near his e. His
clothing was found on tIbnk of
the crock, and when the I'm was
dragged the body. drawn afugh by
cramps. was brought up.
1t Is thought that theb man
was swimming for b{Stcnding
to get ii ana then rctijor his
clothes. lie was on hiE to the
home of his aunt, Mrs. Curtis.
who lives across the cIrom Lee
Hail.
Funeral services will Conducted
this afternoon at o'cid Lebanon
church.
MIR. iIarwood was 4 Mr.. G. w.
iiarwood, of Ncwsom. lis sister.
Miss Vera. is employfhc draw
ins room ut the .-hipyhd lie was
Il nephew of Messrs. and the
Misses Matte and BJarwocd. of
this city He was in Ply to visit
his sister Saturday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
"THIs IS my LasT,eIGHT
ON EARTH" SAD SUICIDE
W. eosnoy, oonfed|F Fate Veteran
TcId cran1childrenThat the
End Waa Mar.

DhNvILLE. VA. Mu Ed. w.
Gosney. ConfcdcraiR veteran, was
found unconscious in Nh In the home
of his aon-in-law, JILL logan. tins
morning. and died nj $40 o'clock from
an overdose of morplnc taken WITH
suicidal intent.
Gosnoy had been dnl1ing heavily.
When his little grai;chlldren wcrc
gathered around him ldt night he told
Them that II would b{tho last nIph,
they would spend Within OH carin.
fhysicians were Summoned THIS
morning, hut Gosney w beyond med.
ical aid. His wife licdwo years ago.
He leaves four childr}.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
MAY0RALTY CANDIDATES
PAY SEVEHTy-FlVE DOLLARS
CITY Democratic Committee Approves
Plan and Fixes Amount Of AZ.
seesment.

me city Democratic COMMITTEES mot
i iast night ana adopted the report of
me plan committee. Under the man,
me polls VIII open at a. IN. and close
W : p. M. on May 16. The candi.
yates Tor mayor will be assessed s75
ana The candidates for council an
each. There viii be no assessment
AGAINST ,r, candidates for delegate.
INC secretary of the committee viii
slt from 2 to o'clock Saturday after.
noon at the city hall to recoive
notices of candidacy. ''''se
Mr. McNalr was elected to4nll the
vacancy caused by the resignation oS
AR. Rush. in the Second ward ami
mr. hucker was elected TO gllccee5
Dr. Bagby, In the Third ward.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
WILL HAVE STEAMED 42,5OQ NILES
w''' Make Run from Honolulu to
Auckland Australia, a Distance Of
$3.50 Miles Without, Stopping for
c0''--l0naes, Continuous Run Ever
Made by An American Fleet.
Where shIps WIN stop In Orient.
tny Associatod presaA

N.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Anri, ~
.o,ni OF approximately 42.50o mIles
| VIII nave been covered Inv ,bc Ala
NC pattieship feet when il arriycs M
hampton Roads On February % nav,
according To the estimates mad ~,
,ne naval officials. Tho distance ~
10 covered according TO mn itIno,o,.,y
linde public today for Tho yovoyo -,
inc ilect from San Francisco io ;ha
rhliippines thence to China ma ,anan
ana back TO Manila, Is 1928 mi,as
rho longest lup OF thIs dlstancn =,
mat from Honolulu to Auclland .
500 miles, said by naval officials ~ hn
mo greatest steaming distance c,,n,.
made by any battiaship fleet IN m
american navy without stopping ro,
coal. This will require siIphtiv oaor
Jays OF that time tho dennrtment
poets 10 Lo lii touch with no aee,
, ,,,a inc operations OF the wireloss
telegraph apparatus aboard tna ns,'
Veslips and the auxiliaricE nnd ,bo
cable station at the Fill islands Sna
OF the colliorB md two of tho summit,
ships VIII stop at Samao for coal nnS
inc battlcship Illinois which under
>.~''''o'uhNcH cannot carry
enough fuel TO steam four thousand
miles VIII store some coal In bngs on
dock and also take fuel In her jirs
rooms. Regular coal supplies will no
taken aboard at the various stopp,nr
places whom needed.
Approved by the Preaidont.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt today approved
an Itinerary for the feet on its wav
around The world, covering the trim
to The Philippines up TO China ann
japan and then back to Manila A..
cording to this itinerary the feet will
leave San Francisco July Z arrive
honolulu July 16, remain seven DAYS.
arrive Auckland. August o. remain six
Jays; arrive Sydney August 90. 70.
main seven days; arrive Albany. Ans,
rdiia tfor coaD Sepiomber III. remain
SIX days; arrive Philippines October
!, remain nine days; arrive Yokohama
yc,oDer II, remain seven DAYS. AZ
okohama the fleet viii be divides
ne hrst squadron going to Manila
ma scheduled to reach there October
u. Tho second squadron viii go 10
,noy. reaching there October 20. and
'itcr stay of six days will 20 To
lah'ia reaching there November 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Couldn't UnlangIe lhe Knot TVsn
10 Receive Presidents Message.
SESSION PURELY POLITICAL Owe
Membera of the House Only Had Eyes
fo Political Capital and in conse-
ausSee But Little nuaIness was
Transacted.

WASHINGTON, u. c., April 81 =
Tile lSeycd-up House rules To meet tic
Democratic filibuster reacted 10 shut
out n message President Roosevelt
had planned to have read i'm that body
today. II was found impossla,c IN
intangic the snarl of motions to get
inc House out of committee on tho
iwhoie and back into the same com.
mittee tomorrow, and also TO recess
until that time aud finally TO cover
me point of no quorum long enough
10 nave the Presidents message re.
ccived much less read. His socre.
'ary. Mr.. La,ta, who had waita1 FOR
an hour In the corridor was tnrncd
away with the message under lis arm
and made his way 10 the Senate
IL was with an eve single To plliti.
cal capital that the House ,roc coded
throughout the day. The little t;,rt
was accomplished was male The yc
iiicic FOR political discussion. A rrsc.
iuticn was passed authorizing tho
nows print paper investigating cor.
,ni''ee 10 spend the necessary funds
70 carry on the investigation but not
l,h'ii the eNpcdieacy of that I'M ,siica,
"f.c octii discussed,
MT Williams. the minority Ie,a.,
IL as mcthoI az DELAY.
"hiic Republican si rakers mari, ,iuc1
y was being mail, H. good rafh ara
nat report wouil he made Mt ibn
Present session shor,J tho Den,ocrati,.
muster permit n 'mbers of n. co,n.
hialcc'to do their work.
IN sundry cini aDpropria.io,, hi,
vas taken up and three of III. eicnt
'ours decided on COR genera, debate
vas used. In This time Jr. T,wu,v
moved that The House had cu. Tho
ppropriation s1tD.t1o.OOo.
Nirs Rodenborg. oi Illinois a.,I Tho
''niocratic record of the past fev
ears up to rldicule.
MI. Miller. of Dakota. criticised Tho
,.h currency hill; Mr.. singh. of /
''s"issippi, urged Congress to rim, I
southern s;atcs the 100000. 600 cen. /
y, inl.ed In cotton taxes dur.rr he .
WI war ana Mr.. shackelford. of Nils.
'nri' took Republicans gcnc,ailv IT,
lsk, and specifically crltic,seI Tho
'or'ase In the st. LoE,s subtreasurv =
+, nc session was ended at s o'clocl =
begin at IL o'clock tomorrow wlo,, !,
e sundry civil bill will again be com : :
dered. " "s''' 70 con D
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Requim Mass over poad pul,c.

PARIS, April pa solemn reaulm
high mass was celebrated ihls morn
ing over the remains OF the Due tie
Chauines in tho church of ST. Phil
ippc Du Roule.fy The remains were
then removed to the Chauines estate
near Chateau Dammerrc, and tomor-
row they will be placed in the NOR
tuary there. The widowed duchess
has gone TO the Chateau Dampicrre,
accompanied by the Due de Luyne.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Han Million to Cd Justice.

NEW YORK, AprAThousands
of vouchers purporti show that
the Metropolitan Sthilway sys.
TEN paid a vast sumhney TO cor.
rtpt Justice. we're ofn evidence
today at tho resum}f the King
Committee charges |st Distric;
Attorney Jerome. Tchers were
offered by FranklIco, counsel
for the King Comm lie said he
had not tolalled tlIt 1t is said
that they show dislf nts amount
ing to nearly half PA dollars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Isle of Wight Favors White.

SUFFOLK. VA, April 27.-Thcrc
Information from Smithneid that
majority of Isle of Wight lawyers w
favor the appointment of B. d. Whit
of Princess Anne, as judge of II
Twenty-cighth Circuit to succd
Judge Richard Elliott Boyltin, I
ceased.
An effort will lie made by}.
Nanscmond bar to endorse MIR. we
In view of former aid given by Sh-
field TO Suffolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
j. H. Phillips eslled.

ROANOKE, VA, April 27-Thc cor
orher's inquest over the body of Wal.
lcr Boil, who was shot and killed by
j. II. Phillips. resulted In n verdict
that Doll was killed by Phillips III self
defense. Phillips was builcd to-day
In tho sum of $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
RalsuIi sin Alive.
fBy Nsgociatcd Droc,,

A. rAitls. April ga dispatch from
nansicr TO the REQ Dc. Paris saws
mat the report of Raisuli's dsa IA
ihIse. II is true the dispa.ch ,vs
mai band of lflkmcs fired n ycIIev
ut nm from behind the bush but Raj.
sui was not hit. ''"''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Asleep 81 DAYS.
tBy Assoclated Pressi

-, ttN 7 TtSSJ ~
LOS ANGELES. CAL. April 27--No
change In the condition of Mrs. Beu-
IAN hawkins Is reported at the ccun-
~ hospital, where she today entered
upon The s1st day of her strange
trancelike sleep. Physicians a ne
hospital say she may not regain CON
seriousness for a year or more.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Died in Norfolk EIntnl.

NORFOLK, VA, April 97-r r.
s marnier. OF Washington. d. c.. was
h "u,,n dead tonight in the iyanlla zen
n nuo Coroner knight. hold nm in.
, I"cs.' sly's as TIC cause OF dcath.
heart failure. lie was well Row,
Iii Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Dcleuatee.at,LIrne.

at is foregone cinclusion that
Governor Swanson sndISenator Mar
Tin will be two of,tlp dclcgates.at
large 10 the natlonkl convention
while the probabilities hre that sen.
ator Daniel, no matter THAT his views
about Brynn may be, VII be The third
man. hon. Il. Tate fyinc, of big
Stone Gap. and CongrEsman James
Hay. of Madison. Aforementioned I'm
connection with the folfth place. OH
or candidates may also Aevclop at the
last minute"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28
Bristol 10 Have sso noo a..

hHiSIob. VA. April 27.--Ths CITY
council has awarded to stone Brotb.
ers, New Orleans architccts the cor.
tract to furnish plans for the new rIfs
nan TO be constructed here al eos,
Of 100000. = + s'ss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28

MS congressman Hay, sss and Flood
and Speaker Byrd. rye matter un.
doubtcdly is dahatahie ono, VITA
much to hc said pro aha con. And
II Will be debated, rqst assured OF
that.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-28

THE DAILY PRESS is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full news report of tho Asso-
ciated prcss.