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Ofice of the
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COMPANY,
1881 Callowhill st.
Philadelphia, March 90 1908.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Lanston Monotype Machine Company will be held
at the Hotel Fleischmann, Alexandria. Va. at
twelve O'Clock noon on Thursday. the 9th day Of
April l9os. for the purpose of electing board
Of directors to serve for the ensuing year and
transacting such other business as may properly
come before 1t.
Transfer books will he closed on March 30. at
four o'clock pm and will be reopened April
18th. at ten O'Clock am.
By order Of the hoard Of directors
W. ARTHUR SELLMAN Secretary.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

don Lodge Hall will positively he laid on
Wednesday. April l. 1903. at pm All Odd
Fellows and their friends are cordially in
y;ted to he present.
EDWIN II. EASTERLING. Grand Master.
nrhCS
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Condition Of the Water.
Up-River Waters.

Speclal Dlspatcn 10 Inc STAR
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, March 80
The Potomac is slightly cloudy and the
Shenandoah is clear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Giant Ship IS uas ovs' fo'lg' -four
Par Gu. C.mpIelsd.
RlpI1 p2osa:Si lAil MONTH
She'll Plating Has Been Placed and
Riveted, Protective Deck is Laid
and Much o. the Hui Interior
Work Is Completed.

Work On III 26,0u0-ton aitlc3hip
Delaware. building at tn local yard.
advanced nearly per cent. durih;
she month &C September. the ship
being a. pr cent. completed IN
OCt0b T /. as against Io.5 pr cent
on September l.
Every possible effort is being
made II rusn the work on the LEILA
ware an. the yard Officials are graf
ifiri at the showing mad thus taH.
An Ct tn shell plating OF the lover
hull IL in place and rivet'h M. the
protective lcck Is laid. much Of IN"
interior work on the hull Is com,
plete and the blilcrs and auxiliary
engines ara b ing Installed. Tn"
hases for the fivc big Finch gun
turrctS are being cCrstTu:tt / and
the barbe,te arm2r will b. installed
AS quickly "s possihlc.
On Novcmh the Delaware will
be about 30 per cent, or one halt
completed. and she will be put over
board early in January. 1909.
The 4urreti and smokestacks for
the ship are complet and ready
r ins allatlon as soon as the ship
is put overheard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
POPULAR AUTHORS.
The Preacher Finds feady Sale FOR
His Books in His Parish.

Bert on al errand of mercy. city
prowler made his way into a strange
LeishborhOod What impressed him
mos: was the bookstore windows. In
every one for blocks around were
stacks of a new book he had nCTer
heard of by n writer CT whom he had
never heard.
who is this man." he finally asked.
"Why is he so popular hC:caboutS?
lie IS the pastor Of tho Prcsty-
terrain church down in the next block.
said tho stat:Cner Every bookseller
in the neighborhood is maHing a src-
ciaity OF his book. That is the usual
w:y of doing things when clergy
man brincs out a new book. Anybody
else might appear in the publishers
Catalogue every month without arous-
Ing local pride. bit with the preachers
It IS different When minister turns
author that cid saw abont the prophet
being without honor in his own cou7-
try IS disp-ovcd with 4 vengeance.
Every spring there Is considerable
literary output b. the pastors Of Ne"
York churches. The first place where
these volumes arc Eut on sale IS the
bookstores Dca~ ne church where the
minister breaches. and usually the
largest sales are made there.
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Washington and Lee Enthusiasts
Clam The ldvantsg'.
HllD:Oa; SILVER GU IS offtREo
Team Winning TWO in Three Annual
Games Viii Receive Splendid Tro-
phy-Arrangements Complete For
Saturdays Big Contest.

Football enthusiasts are b. ginning
y 70, frame up dope Saturdays
: game on the Casino eridiron between
r Washington ana Lee and the Cniver-
sity Of. Nsrth Carolina. The Wash
, inston ana Leg supporters figure
that the Virginia bows have shad'
! the leit'r Of he thing so far. an1
believe that they have an excellent
rhance for victory here.
{ Saturday before last. North Caro-
. lima beat Wake For st Coileg" IS TO
., and last Saturday the Tarhacls
went down before the University Of
Tennessee to the tune tf ~ to o. The
Tcnrcssrr University unuallv has 4
team ranking slightly below the Caro-
: lima class. f.
Last Saturday Washington and Lee
j. bat Roanoke College in 35 minute
zane by e sore If :7.to rctl'i &.
Folr touchIowns were made in the
first half and then substitutes were
put in. Roanok" COLLEGE gem rally
has team equally rs strong as that
of Wake Forest.
, Unon tho above information. the
Washington ard lie: "rootcrs" has"
their opinion that their champions
will enter the fi7lI hcre with the
+. .t1opc" in their faror.t ~"
At meeting IF tn Merchants AS
rociation athletic committee yester-
day. II was decided TO cfffr a santH-
some silver cup. valne! at $3.50 to he
cont stcd for by the Washington ana
Jer and Univ -sitv Of North Carolina
aleyens. tine team wirning two in
three annual genes here to receive
the trophy. SATURDAYS game will
DO tho first Of tn sores. The cuD
viii h IN erhir'ticn at SDraguo's
iewelry store Friday. AMI on Saturday
. n,,.rning will he taken to Hotel War
wicE. where the teams will make
their headquarters. Each var the
name Of the members Of tho winning
team viii be engraved upon the cup.
Tho trophy r:mains here until it is
firn'Iy won.
The committee vestcrda~ coTplet-
ed arrangements for Saturdays CAM
IT is believed that the crowd in a.
tenda:.ce will number fill 5000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07

TX. COT UaCE.
cc:tlcnd Ward Cetec.kc - caneoeI.
and That Lsa!S to 5 Story.

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Two w,S h,,rcccd j., Now, yor,; on; Of
. ,o.,,, -, ,o, D;s,u,s,,g IN,
rim th., t,d h,,, r;,,xnl IN him NJ
para coiI IN. o,,,, ,oy.
A., cot b,,,. ~ t,oro hare ifIh,d
~. Two scr.I,,a y,rd 4, tca,,,n
q d,nso.o,s i,,iyid,,, +, hu,co
n NV rr".c.r.,t. ,t rn.,,c wore re-.
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io,dod ,b,,, o.,.oc,cr. r,eco,s in
priso,
..yrr r,,,e,,, ,,,v ,.;,l.. r, Scot.
,ard y.-d Won s,.,w. ca;d Nr Pa.e
,noro con,,i,c,p,,, ".,ntI,,a y."d
II w., wv II ,c,c ,.ci, a: ven ny,rv
TINA :, ;s Two ,no ,t,,y ~ Tho witch
.,rhcro wa. yr,ho, mus,. han
u,no-cr choo.mitb bv rom> who
wos ,o,y I,.d ~, Nc ;c,.o a.,"c,,,jv
o,.c- a;n,nr Who, u. ra1 n ho,,jn If
cbom,,c,o :, .,so hin
..VnT ono n;ch, ,f,os a,,,ar Shoe
s~,i,, n,,rrcd =, Cxrn,j ctrrc, i,wc,
avs mn, s.id =, ,ho c,or,.
Nv man WIN, a-n ,hcrc things
,hsrc-tb0.n ror,a M, Him. whitc
m ~. ,,o clio o,d xci,,,,y =, H.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Less Beef, Mere Bacon.

The L>niCn Eoat TIA les Journal
figure; that the United f.i1gtom I'm
ports Of American and Canadian cct-
tie show an IS po- cent. decrease fer
tie frs; five mcn;hs c! this yeas. COM
pared with las: year. and 2aix per
cent. with 1905. TIE American ship
meats Of refrigerated beef fen on
Ici.f.o hundTcd~eisht tcf iie pounds
caChl comrase, win he 1907 period.
While che total increase Of 3a.SSo vas
due to :he hepvy consl-1Eel's FROM
Ar-en'ina. \ sIj;.ai;ial increase o.
ss7.2zs hundrc!~'Jsht IN the We ghi
@. bacon Il dIc 20 IN" tcav:er. ship
meats from the Cnnci States. tn
supplies from Caa,aa and other coun-
tries b3ilS lsEs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
What's an irch Of Pain?

The rain fell in buckets. the thunder
racketcd terribly. and the lightning
drew ziszas lines Of bright god upun
the violet SSv.
Sc you. toe. don't know what 81
inch Of rain l. exactly. said he
weather clerk. as he licked ct his
raia measuring instrument. ".c-y few
peorlc do, il seems. I'll explain It to
you.
An acre is G..72.G4o square inches.
An inch Of water On an acre IS there
fore s.n126io cubic inches. That
amount at 81 cubic inches &c the GAL
Ion. c~uals 22.eoO gallons. or 10000
pounds. or 100 tons.
An inch Of rain is. IN other words.
rain falling at the rate of 100 tons TO
the acre.'-Philldcirti Bulletin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07

II unthrfRfy plants and those deSeF
opang blossoms are wa;cred once IN
,~o weeks with water in which nitrate
Of soda has been dissolved. In TIE
proportion OF . ;easpoon:li TO quar-
of water. tbcy will just boom 1"
soda is more Of s.imulant ihan .
complete food. and for this reason
should be supplemented with some
SORT OF foed: but TO start s'eAS
plant into new life IL has no equal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Baltimore Produce Markets.

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. g
FLOUR-easier. Winter patent t75
a 400; spring patent 80 800.
WHEAT-drn: spot contract Io2 a
lO2A: Spot Red W s;"rn la+ 4 ";
Southern on grade 80 lG2.
CORN-dull: spot naked -: NJ.
. White -.
OATS-s.e M mix d 81 I
5lk
RYE-dull: No. . Western Expor.
SO S3R.
BtTTER-iirmer: .ancv imitation
90 a %: TO creamery ~ a %: i"
laIlc 90 a q: store packed l6 4 Il.
EGGS-firm. "a a 81.
CHEESE-very firm; nv ll.se
1874: do flats 13A: do small IA.
SUGAR-steady; coarse granulat-
ed 500: fine $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Il. Pad No Enemies.

G7n. Brngg's remark NOW hlsttrI'
cali about sveland-"We To-" MIN
for tlc enemiec he has ma1".'.-rS-
minds m" Cf that famous premier or
Spain Narvaez. who IN his dying
rcd. wer rIstd ~ Us cOrtcs ~ No'
forgive. all his crGmlcs. 'm: have
nome replied Mar; =. "Yrs; very
man has some" "eDli"d he priest.
MY son. vol must x :ri'e Christian
charity. Now. try % :HrCi'- %onr
enemies But, / rem = 10 you fath"t :.
that | have none: have had hem IL
shot. From the Nv York Pr IS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. Money OF
call easy. IA pc cent: lulir ;
rate IL: closing |. offered at
Time loans STEADY. So days 2h per
cent. and 80 days } pr cent; SIX
months 81 per cen.
Close: Prime mercantile reNH:
AZ TO Az per cent. Sterling eX'
change strong. with actual husine"
in bank RS bills at 4N5 a 4S5lo fo'
50 days bills and at 1865 for de-
mand, Commercial bills iS+E 4
4s4% Bar silv>r jlI. Mexican
dollars 45.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
ANOTHER MEETING TONIGHT.
Third Ward Citizen Will Attempt to
Settle "pead-Iine Matter.

Another mas. meeting CT citizens OF
Fsst End xiil he heli at Petzold's
hall tonight a. O'Clock for the pur-
nose rf making an EFFORT to finally
settle the trouble ever the resro
families lying in the whit. rssideE-
tiaI district. The negroes who have
not already moved have expressed
their willingness TO 90 So as soon
as thsy have been reimbursed fer the
money they have paid upon their prop
crty. About 5000 is needed 20 end
the trouble. Part of this amount ha5
been raised. and. II is expected that
the rema;nde will he seouf'd T.
night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
MACK cOECAPSES.
Democratic Chairman Suffering from
Oyer>~ork-Not Serious.

CHICAGO. ILLS, Oct. 6.-N0rman
F. Mack, chairman of the Democratic
national committee. collaped tonight
as result Of fatigue and sever
cold. He is under the care Of ply
r;ciaa and trained nurse. The i'll
ness of Mr. Mack came suddenly ana
alarmed fellow meml rs of the Demo-
cratic committee.
DR. Hammond. of the Auditorium
hotel was summoned ami hc said that
MIR. Mack was suffering from "'er-
work and nervous exhaustion. he
did not he lev, the illness serious. and
intimated that the patient wuld be
ah'e 10 resume his duties in fsW'
days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07

Mr.. c. II. Durham. prosperous
farmer and one OF the most widely
know citizens Of Warwick county.
Hell Monday ev Ming at his home near
MCrr. q" from asthTa and drnpsy.
He IS survived ~ enc brother. MIR.
w G.. Burnham. clerk Of the Circuit
Cour, for Warwick. Fuucra, services
will h conduc; Il from the residencc
this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Mark Twain Tells Who His FavoritS
Shcrt.Storx Writer Is.

The Octot er American Magazine
conf, aims short story by o, Henry
In ths table CT contents of the maya
zine the following not appears:
Mark Twain was talking the other
dnv with SON. frisnds. and when
asked Who is the best short-storE
writer tcdav? h replied. o. Henry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Two schooners in Basin.

Tho Bi- sclIccrerc Prescott Palmer
?uJ Winfield 6 Schust-r are havirg
tbei- hrlls caulked. cieaIef and paint
ed in dry dock No. 2. at the shipyarc
They probably will leave the basin
SATURDAY.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
SIN Ger E;al.l!!l!5!a|

8. Which is the Best Sewing Machine for You
TAI that can be said of the Singer Is 40
nothing compared to the way the Singer
speaks for itself. Singer results tell the
story of Singer success.
q The best way to prove the superiority of j
the Singer is to try it-try it in your own
home-test it by the most difficult work
you know.
g.But you may say "a cheap machine will
do all this Perhaps it will to-day-but
how about a year from nowP 20
g The Singer lasts lifetime. The half q
century's reputation behind the Singer
proves its supremacy-why not Let the
millions of Singers in the homes all over
the world prove which is the best machine
for you? $
g You can't get Singer results with anything
but a Singer. Please remember this. i.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
ch.e,e,er shapss Our lives.

We cannot divide eur work fron
o,rscJ rs. por isolate orr future from
onr aYtics. A ship might as veil ny
Z, sail n,rfh with her jib and soS'h
ri,h her n.ainsaiI as a man TO 60 one
w.y in ouN1sc; and another way "a
character. wcat re do belongs to ~nst
". are. AID what We are Is what o.
.o-,,s ,f ..-'{eary Van Dyke.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
ss-is!.e:n - Js-so,

ssocisIisn has TO fcc;l5g In this
county 90 got. nc: & here Inv ind
cation that 81 W.T. raIa footing IN
tie near tut &c I: a. eycu:s. Picr 10
TIE war wi'h Eassa small c~tc-ic
Of men c,iiir= 'fcEas 'l-cs snc!.Fsis
argued vc''cnVn y aTSiRs, she opcH-
Ing OF b = i'iGs al published a
rcwz ra1,I c.yl' - pro- a'r their
creed ~ 70 srn d. I'D 'a'o
insi.ai1. zrcs ut affoueh > iS:i5t'
LAT Of sr-,si'rf s.aIE irSs cpn-
E-us e 1" 90; Z. d Z; has no Ia
eur.sc. r,r sFTgs snv pI' srs =.
a~-a -~r'.y q. 70 f1- 81 Es:rria!
f. octFec "a 4 , 1t -
su,ussf 80. I.Astss hcc.!y
hail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday, October 8, 1908.
Arrived.

Steamer Blue Jack"t Br.) Palmer.
ST. Vincent--to CHI sapaake Il OAio
Coal Agency Company for bunker
coal.
Steamer Kobe. Korc :. Boston-to
Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
in ballast.
Steamer Abarenda. Morrsh, Brad
ford-U. S. raval collier. for coal
cargo.
Schooner ". d. Crf esey, tombstone.
cvidcnce-to White Oak Coal Com
pany. in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
cosstp.

Gossip Is a sort Of smoke that comes
rom INC dirty tobacco pipes Of those
yho disus, n: IL proves n"'hiss bat
tho hid tas'o q, tho sslokcf. -''corsc
TIioi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07

Have your Prescriptions filled BY
Z graduate OF Pharmacy at Alien Drug
a.oss Patents a. ~"e rasA e-S-tw
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Sailed.

Steamer Bay stat. Sncidern. Bos-
ton
Schooner Cara 4. Donne.i, Moore,
Bath; Singleton Palmsr, Potter, Bcs-
ton: Davis Palm r. McKown. Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Leave Dock Today.

Having had her hull below the
waterline cleaned and painted. the
fye-masted schooner Nathanici j.
Palmer will hc hauled out Of dry dock
No. ;. at thc yard today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07

&c, your star Core acsct nov.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
cicared.

Steamer Blue Jacket (Br) Palmer.
Philadelphia.
Steamer HorGa (Nor.) Ed. Haya-
ma.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
IN Yesterdays Stock 1s'kel Il
lew Io'k.
[uao'ell uEW; R;Assuan5
Animated Dealings In Rock island
Preferred contributad Strength at
the Cicse-Souttern Pacific Ru-
nora Failed to be Made Good.
nv Associated Irrss.)

NEW YORK, Oct. G.-Whcth"r o.
account CT the Balkan war ciouC.
or for some other reason. tn re- WIS
much II lvOuSn' manifest in to-
days stock market. Buying 10 cove
by the interest which sold freely in
the final break yesterday. was a"
clement in the squirt. The news ar
irving from abroad by that tina alio
was Of reaSsuring Charact r. The
r,ljOurrme o. the Northern Pac!-
Ave directors for instance. with0n;
declaring that large extra cash d!vi-
hends, which was confidently pre-
dicted vest rGay. proved disc1nc ri
Ing t. considerable speculative
element which had operated conn
IDENTITY on the strength of thes pre-
dictions.
Ths failure OF the Northern Pacific
rumors to come true cas- suspicion
On number If other rumors when
were effective in Yesterdays specu
lation and awakened fear that they
had been prompted simply by specu-
lativ, manipulation. The aftesnoon
weakness was traceablc in part 10
the news OF the embarrassment OF
an important bond buyer. having cor
nectiOns' both in New York and Los
ton. and to the taking of meaSurej
which had to b taken 20 conserve
the large resources involved.
The mark t ended strong under
the influence of the animated CeaI-
irss in Rock Island pref rred
Bonds were irregular Total salrT.
par value s3,92GoO0. United States
bonds were unchanged on call. To-
tai sales today I4S.100 shares. in
Guiding: Sugar. 200: Chesapeake 4
Ohio, geo: Erie. 3l.S00; Louisrill' 4
Nashville. eco; Northern Pacific. So
500; Reading. $4,000: Norfolk &
Western. GOO: Rock Island. pfd.. ST.
SEQ: Southern Pacific, $4,000; SloSs-
Shef rielL. 100: Enion Pacific, G9.I0";
United States ST el. $4,000; Tennea-
see Ccpp r. 3,e00; Virginia-Clro4'na
Chemical = 100
, 1908-04-30
EXPLOSION IN MAGAZINE OF A
JAPANESE VESSEL AND MANY
CADETS LOSE LIVES
BY DROWNING.
Efforts Made at Rescue by Boats from
Other Battleships of Fleet, But the
List Of Dead Will Include Son OF
Baron Chinda and Prince oyama-
Political Disturbances at Port De
France Result in Deaths.

Toxic, April 3O.-Admiral Yoshi-
matsu, commander Of the training
squadron, reports that an explosion oc-
CURED in the magazine of the cruiser
Matsushima at 4 O'Clock this morning,
while anchoring at Makang, a harbor
on the Pascadores islands.
lark TO the Bridge.
? The Matsushima Immediately sank
until the bridge only was visible. Ell
forts at rescue by boats from the
cruisers Hashidate and Itsukushima
were continued until 8 a. m, saving
141 men, including officers. The ma
jority of the officers We're not saved at
the time of the admiral's report.
Many Cadets Aboard.
The cadets umbered f"ifty-eight OUT
a complement of 800. The sons
of Baron Chinda, vice minister Of the
foreign office, and Prince Oyama, field
marshal, were among the cadets that
it is feared were lost. The cause of
the explosion is unknown.
, 1908-04-30
new YORK Delegates
HOLDING CONFERENCE

asked to come prepared to stay over
until tomorrow, long enough to map
out a w~ell-defned plan of campaign"
e. H. Butler, the fourth delegate-at-
large, is in Europe.
Forty-four for Hughes.
Six Of the congressional districts
have not yet elected delegates o Chi.
cago. OF the sixty-six delegates
elected, forty-four are instructed for
Hughes.
Positive Denial Made.
1t had been reported that the an
nouncement of the withdrawal of the
Hughes candidacy might be announced
at today's conference. This was pos.
itively denied by General Woodford.
who said:
Not to Be Withdrawn.
Any statement that Governor
Hughes name will be withdrawn from
the presidential canvass Is absolutely
without foundation. He never sought
the presidency. He consented to the
use of his name and his name is at
the service of the party until a nomi-
nation has been made. He is today
more interested in securing needed
legislation in New York than in any
possible candidacy for Office"
, 1908-04-30
BRIEFLY

End of the month.
Partly cloudy this morning.
Decidedly like spring today.
Bellamy & Son, the engineers.
And. then, there's a new moon to-
day.
The bank barometer today marked
23.1S.
The local water companies are get
ting busy.
Special meeting of the Commercial
club tonight.
Today ends Inc fiscal year of the
school board.
Carload of bicycles just received ut
Johnson's Garage.
Assortment OF flowers in daily at
Mrs. Wallis, Phone 201 Blk.
April is behaving very much like
a lion on the last day and not like
an angel lamb thet il shonld be
The cement sidewalk men are
watching the skies and railing against
the snow. The owners OF ranges ARE
not.
Mrs. Downey will tell Of the first
Laramie Mayday party tomorrow-if
the snow does not prevent her getting
to the library building.
Some of those who will take part in
the beginning of work on the Denver,
Laramie and Northwestern will leave
for Denver tomorrow noon.
j. w. Stryker has received his In
dian motorcycle and now there is a
spirit of rivalry between DIR. Hamilton
and that gentleman. Each has the
better machine.
Primary meetings will be held at the
city hall for the First ward, at the
court house for the Second ward and
at the West Side hose house for the
Third ward tonight.
DR.. Hamilton, the city health officer,
is compelling property owners to clean
their alleys. There ought to be some
way to prevent the use of so many
alleys as dumping grounds.
One of the teachers at the East Side
school has asked her pupils 10 pre-
pare a couple of verses to be READ IN
the English class. Bide Dudley will
have to climb a high tree to see over
directly.
, 1908-04-30
CORONER'S INQUEST
RESUMED THIS MORN

Coroner Ballard today resumed the
inquest in the Kinley matter, the jury
consisting of S. II. Campbell, James M.
Christensen and r. L. George. A
number of witnesses were examined,
including Drs. McCollum, Stevens and
Miller, as to the nature of the
wounds, Drs. Stevens and McCollum
having gone to the ranch at the time
Of the shooting. These physicians also
old of the post-mortem examination
held Monday and of the finding Of the
bullet and the nature of the wound.
Both gentlemen were certain that the
wound would have proved fatal even
tually. The o and County Attor-
ney Downey took the jury to the Kin
ley ranch this afternoon, that they
might examine the surroundings and
make measurements. 1t is expected
that a verdict will be returned upon
their return later in the afternoon. No
new facts were developed Of great
moment in the investigation.
, 1908-04-30
ANXIOUS TO RETURN no
OLD CARRIER SCHEDULE.

AT a meeting last night between the
carriers at the p%ostofice and the spe-
cial committee from the Commercial
club, the carriers stated that they
were DESTROYS of returning to the
Old schedule of Sunday mail delivery,
being convinced that the present plan
of window delivery on that day was
not for the benefit of the patrons of
the office, and at their request, the
committee will recommend to Senator
Warren that he lay the matter before
the postofiice department at Wash
ington for a change to the former
system. The carriers union will be
appealed to in an effort to back up"
and help the people of the city. The
carriers were nearly unanimous in
the matter.
, 1908-04-30
ARRANGING TRIP TO
nENNED Nv Alto

DENVER BY AUTO.
Dwight Smith and others are trying
to arrange for a trip to Denver by au-
tomobile for the beginning of work at
Arvada on the Denver, Laramie and
Northwestern. The party will proba
bly, leave here tomorrow morning,
reaching Fort Collins and spending the
night there, going ON to Denver on
Saturday in time for the exercises at
2:30. The gentlemen who have the
matter in hand believe the expense
will be no more than by train, with a
chance to see some of the country the
road will traverse and spend a night
at Fort Collins, where they will find
excellent hotel accommodations.