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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-29
EXCURSIONS.


character of the Norfolk and Washing
ton Steamboat Company's weekend
trips are scarce. and hence we'll appTe-
ciated by those who must secure their
Sacations by such excursions. Tickets
giving two nights on the splendid steam
ers and from one 10 three days at the
Hotel Chambcrlin, Old Point Comfort,
cover staterOOm expenses and full ac-
COmmOdauOns at the hotel. the cost
varying with the time to winch the pas
senger limits himself.
Fridays and Saturdays arc the days
OF which these trips are made, steamers
leaving foot of Seventh street at ESQ
p. m. Tickets are sold at the uptown
ticket Office, 900 Fourteenth street eX-
ciusively.
AS the season approaches its close.
Chevy Chase Lake appears To be more
and more the Mecca OF pleasure seekers
in the evening. The weather never in
terferes with things at ''the lake" Il
IS so accessible 10 town there is never
any danger OF being ''mar0Ontd" miles
from nowhere, as visiting other suburb
an places In unsettled weather entails.
and the car service IS always 10 be de-
pended upon.
SpIendid concerts by the Marine Band
section are nightly features that never
appear 10 grow less enjoyable, while
of course there Is no place 10 go fer
dancing like Chevy Chase Lake. No
charge is made for this privilege.
When it Is toe cool to remain out on
deck, the crowds that go down nightly
on the jamestown excursions seek the
dancing deck and the comfortable PaEi.
Garden Both are cOmm0dlOus enough
for good sized crowds and the splendid
orchestra serves TO keep passengers In
pleasant mood throughout the iTlps even
when it's uuseasOnahly cool outside.
Refreshments OF all kinds are served al
popular prices in the Palm Garden.
Leaving at Z, the jamestown is
usually back after her fOrty-mile trip
on the river at II. Tickets can be
secured at the Norfolk & Washington
excursion wharf. foot Of Seventh street.
In the years since water was flrsi
turned upon this once desert land OF
California s Imperial Valley, il has be-
come a garden. While land values are
increasing, they have not anywhere
near reached the income value OF the
land AID investments IN the Imperial
Valley made on The present basis OF
valuation arc certain TO oe sources of
profitable income. A, J. POston, @. A.
Westinghouse Route excursions 10
California, 500 + street or 505 Iiftssn tn
street northwest, can tell you what you
want to know about 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
HASN'T ANNOUNCED.
Glass Says He Didn't Authorize His
Entry Into Contest.

I.NNCHRURG. VA. pee. 2.--R"i"r
ring to a Telegram Sent oui from
Richmond lasI might. supporting l."
civ" All authoritative announr"m'Ht
of his candidacy II Governor. Con-
gresham Carter Glass sand To-Day:
Il have nit announced mNS"!i
candidate for governor. nor an'h"'1|-
,I auNune to STA" 'ha' | viii h" Il
candidate haN" recently been anu
am now considering IN" matter VIII"
Friends with y"w t" an carry de-
ci,ion hut have reached no positive
conclusion. When | shall have de-
cidcd upon ny c"IrS" with references
to the gOvrrnor,hip and particulars
sil sul, cOnclul" 20 BE- a candidate. !
will make a d"iini'' and dlr"ct an
Of thu fact. stating VIVA"
I stan,! for, and what stand a"a'hS'
in state affairs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
Warehouse Of S. 4. Ruad, on
Eighteenth Street, Broken
Inlo and Robbed.
QUANTITY OF STAPLE; TAKEN


Tn" War"hOu%" of : a Nldd. AT
Eighteenth street and the thrSap"lk"
X Ohio Railway larI. va robbed
son,Iim" Tuesday night. the thieves
carving II min" tubs o Hard. valued
at $ij, "A quantity OF hour and meal
and :, NJ" coffee Tn" burglars back
"a ii wagon up to HE door Of III"
Warehouse. forced The lock. loaded IN"
commodities in the wagon and drON"
OFF Tn" robbery WAS discovered
yesterday morning.
The. matter was imm"diatc!y report
81 to lhc police but AS yet no en-"
has ben found TO The identity Of 'h'
mrn. However. il is believed 'ha'
h"v were negroes 1t Is pnSHlhh'
that SOM. arrests in tn" case may be-
,uajr today.
YESTERDAY morning tn" tracks OF
the. wagon and team could b" seen
AROUND the warehouse. hut the F"hi-
Gle culd u" tracked only Il short dis
lance on the road. lis tracks dl>'r%
ing into those OF other wagons.
This is the frs! inStanC" IN winch
rob,,.rS in this city have taken
wagon 10 tn" scene OF thea! "!"'F"
-i,ns to haul off the 'Swag
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
Vaudeville ano Pictures

At the B.u th"ater tonight jack
and Clara Root Will max" an entire
change in their singing and danrl"S
comedy act. and Juggling Nelson viii
jr,r0duc.. some new and novel tricks.
Roth OF these. acts HAY" proved 10 b.
drawing cards, and the Bell has been
having big audiences every aftrh""H
and evening this week
"Hrr Flowers" a c0Ior"d plr'h
of unusual beauty S"c:""d 20 pieh"e
the crowds very much last nl2h'.
TIL. Magic iiandk' rchicf. comedy
film. WAS also a winner and Il VIII
be repeated tonight.
With Prof. Smidts violin added,
III. music has hecom" on" of the
most attractive features of the |" :
iormanCcS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
Letter to Third Ward Couneiimen

A COW OF the following was sent
20 each member OF the board OF aide
m n and common council from tn"
Third ward.
Or Frank u l.oncan.
Memner Of III Board OF Aldermen
from tho Third war e New.
port New.
p.ar Sir
At the Moss meeting Of tn Citiz"n'
~ he Third ward. hold in P"tzod :
Hall on FRIDAY nicht. November -.
1905. with all "f n" CoIncii ana
BOARD Of Aidcrmcr present Of IN"
Third wari. Won made the statement
that Won would ahid" nv IA" wishes
Of III, ueoplc of this ward. present n;
this meeting and am authorized bv
moi ION To notify yUu of IN" action o'
this mUc'irC (nam'lyb in the fir't
place. hc mc"ring vo;Cd 10 adopt Tor
N" ward vItrihcd brick am grant"
curb and they al adopted III" roI."
which is Twrrtr-Cichih street b"E1
ming AT Wickham avenue. Oui 90
ChcStnuf av"luc. and going casirr'y
on CheStnu' avcnU as far as the
money viii 20. This Is the proroSi-
tion as voted on and "" expo vol
10 vote Tor same Whom IN" matter
Cum's M for consideration n he
Council Chamb"rs rrma'1.
Yours respectfully.
oSiEncD &c NCRSWoRTHY.
S"cr"tar, Of n" Citizens Moss Meet
ing Of he Third ward. IT,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
AT THE ACADEMY

Indication are that The Girl QucS-
ton" Will be seen by large audience
AT the Academy Of Music tonight. The
advance sale has been large. and IN"
numerous favorable criticisms appear
ing in the papers of other cities hay"
created unusual interest in The at
traction.
RelJw is q part OF what III" Rich
mond Times Dispatch had 10 say yes
,erday morning:
There has been nothing in its line
seen here This season. which even
approaches The Girl Question
either in originality or in the versa
tility OF It's stars II was hit from
the time ;hc question was put In the
first act unel the answer cam" a.
IFS O'Clock 1t was a scream"r.
There was enough spice in the
lines and enough plot to pleas" tn"
most critical playGo"r. ana enough
good music 20 call forth the com
mendatiCn OF N" sever"st crime.
There were catchy songs. well eX"cu'-
cd vaudeville stunts. COOL dancing
and many surprising specialties
1T was Paul Nicholson. the head
liner, who never failed 10 create
laughter. and Henrietta Tedro. as y"
Forster. a waitress. who starred. In"
play. without musical interpolatirns'
is we'll worth seeing Carl George. AZ
Max Won Tcsmar. Of Germany. was a
hit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03

have suffered n good deal With ma
larta and stomach compla uts. Int. I
hay" now foUni rom. dy that keeps
me WcH. and 'ha; r"m"dy IL Electric
BiticrS. medicine that - medicine
for stomach and liver ir'Ub'es. and
for rIn down rondii on says ".
G KieS;Icr. ~ Halliday. Ark E"ciTtc
Bttcrs purify and enrich tn blood.
tone M tn" nerves. and imUart v'G"r
al energy TO ihc weak N0ur money
viii 10 refunded II Il fails 10 h"ID
YOU. SIC al All Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03

The reafe-s &c this pspcr III. - picss'i {"
lam fhas there j. o. ie.-I ore drNs5ei dis-sS-
that srt~uce res te~n sble - 6Ure ~ a. -
seareS ara fhat s- Csts-rh. Hal sJe'srrh Cr.r~
10 t-e cuiv Positive cure nos ku.sU 90 the
rr~fi~al fraternity. CstsrTh bStrc Cnusti'
sfonai os<~ssr regEtres . ro- stu a''sI t'csi
mont, Hsirs Ca,arra Cr-e 10 taken internally.
ert.rr directly upon Tire blcfsf srf FHUrorgs ,ur
fnses Of the sTs;sn. tSsrssy iFstToyIag the
fo1pdsssoa &C tne discs-c. aud giving TIE 70
tSrot s;,rnytn hy tu.IdiuV Cp tne ccus'ftutt"n
md es~fs.ieg natu.c IN dci"g ~ wo-s The
p,opYs~for~ hsye mnch 18th IN Hs ru-atiy .
, oaers thss ther Ole, One Hnrdr~i p'.llar. fo-
Q nv cs-~ tasi 70 fssi- 20 enre '"Rf f"T IL: Al
tsstf..na.e~
sSd.s-s . .. on SEy 4 CD Toledo o
s~ld rs aii ruexfsis. 80.
fSks Halls Fsmiiy fils 81 On
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
Neqro Athlete Dead.
nv the Associated Press)

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec =
John r. Taylor. tn" former champion
quarter mile rum r OF the University
Of PENNSYLVANIA. died at his home to-
dav from typhoid pneumonia.
Tavior was he first negro yer
picked to carry the American flag on
his breaS, in Olympic championships.
he running in the i0o met"r race %31
In the relay event.
TAYLOR entered Pennsylvania and
immediately became the best quarter
milo runner in the college world and
.w.pt all before him. In the summer
OF 1904 he visited England and r. nc"
and won the majority of his races.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
At Dreamiand.

BABY To-. said to be an "Xc"p'lo
ally clever l'ttl" tocdanc"r ana aero
bat, is the hradlin"r for tn" Vaude-
Vile bill during tn" remainder OF this
", * beginning tonight, al the
Dreamland ihcater Another new act
is provided in Il comedy sketch by
Mccarthy and Brath. AMI MISS la S'
IOwman will Introduce some new
dancing features.
Several new piCtur's are on the
bill! for the performances this after
noon and cveninc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
A Dangerous Operation

is the removal of the appendix Nv q
surgeon No one who takes pr. King
Nv life Pills il ever subjected I"
this frigh,ful ordeal They work 50
q:ic;ly YOU don't feet them They
cure constipation. headache. bi!io Is
ness and malaria - At All Drug
piSrS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
Two Small Rlaxes.

Two small razes occurred within
half hour % each other last night
and the I.aFrancc Engine Company
was called 20 both The first was
chimney frc q; t5i Tw nty-thiri
street. n. alarm being turned in az
Io O'Clock. Scarcely had th" fireman
CXtinCUis he'd tha; Hr" b"icr" SECOND
alarm came In from circuit az nuc
and Twenty 9Th street. That also
was a chimney FIRE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
White Women Jailed.

Nary Kcrrigau and Maui Watson
white women who live al a.. Twenty
third street. were arrested AT War
wick avenue and Twentyth'rd street
about io:an O'Clock last night by ia
trolman Woodward on charges OF dis'
orderly conduct. II is ALLEGED thar
the women engaged III row on IN"
street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
ano,her Game Monday.

For the second tine within week.
he. FOO nall eleven % the local High
school and IN" - NinC"nt's Juniors
will hattie on IN" Casino gNdIron
MonIay aficrnrnH at :; 20 cC'0cs
Last Monday afternoon. IN" High
sch"Ci defeated h" Juniors by \ sc"r''
~ = TO a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03

action being taken by the members
on either branch OF the council con
trary to tn" statements mad" by 'n'm
AT the meeting referred 10.
tSign"dI
&c. II. RlCHARDSON.
chairman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
Funeral Of Mrs. Miller.

The funeral Of TIE late Mrs. Eliza
beth Mi,l,r will jak" plac" his morn
in. at 9:15 O'clock Il, The hon" "f Mr..
Sol Muller. Til" lNdy Will b" aiken
to Petersburg ON tn" 1000 O'Clock
train fOr interm"!t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03
uobpay Seems 10 Have Clear Idea
as 10 Nhat Nil be
Done.
IH|al Wi9O CITIZENS ACTIVE
c, n. Richardson. Who Presided Over
Recent Mass Meet'n. Protests
AGAINST Breaking Of Agreement BY
CounciImen-Petrol Garnet &c
Considered

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entire tine
Nobody seems :" hA'" : N'-H -,
idea ahont what 10" 49,
Som" Of he iH"m3-T~ >.!'. EA'-
trip Of inspection Ia : ---.@ -..--'
very few OF ;heu sea - e. '"S~ "a
on the kind OF matTsi1 -" - 49,.
the streets 10 h. uaV"4 "-s' =.
understanding, Ao""'r'-. - -
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territory shat! b. >2""F j. -
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OPENER, t"'' "">
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and sewers '"t'i''---
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bids are aa'"F'!S1'' '''
Fourth Ward Members MEEK
Alderman Caleb n w.. and Com,
cilmen r. Lee IlariS. l. ]. Ho'i!3z
Norris p. k"tchum and W. +. Sprl,i.
of the Four:h ward. a'!'t ti'E En- S.n'''E
PparSe. met Al me "liy IA i&S' H'-"t
10 dFclu" upon I've. h u" .! ~ go
t"riai 10 o. uA'u II. luz ia 80
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H. ,,,noiIm.n ,no.ba- nea,,n.
will no held this afternoon and il is
expected that al that session tn"
kind OF material TO be used viii b"
finally decided upon.
Third Ward Citizens Active.
Citizens OF the Third ward VINO at
tended a mass me ing h"'d several
weeks ago i"i nv. P,' po'e ~ "
ing ''" '''' va, r,
US o;r,I h,,,o,,s, -, s.o,am.r,.
Which hora hs.n mad. IN the effect
,b,, cortaiu members nj m, cOunCi!
do no. prnnost to abide By the dcci-
sion r. cached a. the meeting
MIR c. II Richardson. who was
chosen chairman of the mass m'.r'-
ing. yesterday ah"r'SS'" tue i"'''M ''S
r''er |" INV '"''"' VI
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-03

Mss D~,uah IL: l. @ Smithhrld.
: - f.,@ru'd HON" after spending
ss.t"r,, ". b in tn. ci'y As IN" greet
- Ms V.'!:n~s, go. Roanok" ave
nm.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-04

on this order were forced upon the
steel trust By the threat Of building
cen works in California by the fruit
growers of that section s
Enormous Dividend Payments.
In striking contrast with the years
record Of deprecated values come the
estimated total dividend disbursements
for Jan. of about 500, ,OOO, 600, and to
this must be added interest payments
amounting to S1,0OO.OO more. This
would indicate an increase Of yield and
decrease Of price.
Neglect Making Of Alcohol. ~
The report of the commissioner Of
Internal revenue shows that since the
passage Of the free denatured alcohol
bill only ten stills have been set up for
turning out this product, .notwithstand-
Ing the fact that the treasury depart
ment has sent out pamphlets instruct
Ing the farmers how to manufacture
the spirits. While the distilleries are
permitted to use any material whatever
In producing this spirit, the product SO
tar has been mainly from corn
Morris tribune., 1908-01-04

| Ing when we provided by law that the
revenues of more than 200, 600 miles Of
railroads, representing more than four
teen billions Of securities, should be
turned over to ratemaking commits
sion Of seven men sitting in Washing
ton. The work assigned to them was
an imp6ssibility Of such magnitude as
to make the proposition an absurdity ;"
Tom Lawson's New Party.
Since calling upon the president last
week Thomas w. Lawson Of Boston
has announced the formal ton Of q new
national party, with Roosevelt and
johnson of Minnesota as it's candidates
In next years presidential race. Law
son says that, although he regards
Bryan as pure, he has not the strength
to stand up against the game of the
System" He asserts that when the
crisis was on the president was COM
pletely surrounded and compelled to
make the move which enabled the sys-
tenn to know that both the Republican
and Democratic candidates would be
satisfactory to it.
The Fleet at Trinidad.
The American battleship feet arrived
at Trinidad Dec "a and dropped an
chor in the harbor of Port of Spain
for Christmas, all the ships being deck
ed out with tropical greens in honor
Of the holiday. The day was one of
jollifcation for all hands, and many
Christmas trees were set in the Off
GERS rooms, bearing presents from the
athletic exercises were arranged for
the men of the different ships.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-04
e x Gu We

| Power Lifeboats a Success.
! The United States life saving service
after a careful test has demonstrated
| the efficiency of the power life1oat in
| rescuing persons from wrecked vessels
! and has arranged for the addition of
| several of these boats to the equipment
! Of the life saving service along the
New England coast.
AIaska's Population $1,000.
Governor W. B. Hoggatt of Alaska
in his annual report estimates the
population of the territory at $1,000,
exclusive of 5000 or 1000 persons of
| mixed nationalities employed in mines,
canneries and railroad construction
during the summer. He reports ex-
tensive prospecting in the various min
ing districts. He considers the whisky
peddler the worst enemy of the native
and recommends legislative restriction
of liquor sales within five mile radius
of any railroad or other enterprise EN-
ploying 100 or more men except in an
Incorporated town
Taft Pleased With Fiipinos.
Secretary Taft. who will soon begin
the preparation of an extended report
on his observations in the Philippines,
In recent interview expressed himself
as highly pleased with the progress al
ready made in the islands. Peace, he
says, prevails throughout the Philip
pines to greater extent than ever be-
fore in their history, and agriculture is
proceeding without fear from preda-
tory bands. He finds the natives re-
ceptive to education and to modern
western conceptions of religion and
politics and says there is no difference
between the educated and the ignorant
Filipino that cannot be overcome by
the education Of one generation. The
secretary thinks the people should not
be fntrusted with self government un-
til their primary and Industrial educa-
tton Is complete, and this may require
more than a generation owing to lack
Of funds for educational purposes AS
to the fitness Of the islanders for the
Jury system and the responsibility of
bearing arms he takes negative
view, believing that these things should
wait for the development Of a greater
sense Of individual responsibility and
self control. s~
It is reported from Washington that
Mr.. Taft in a frank conference with
the president offered to leave the cabi-
net, suggesting that the retention of
his present position might be an en-
barrassment to the administration dur
ing the next few months of political
excitement, but the president urged
him to remain, expressing perfect con-
f1dence in the integrity Of his official
acts and believing that certain lines
Of his work as war secretary could be
better carried on by him than by any
other man.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-04
COMMERCIAL
Railroad Rate War Threatened.

The Erie railroad has announced the
withdrawal of all it's passenger rates
In the Chicago rate sheet, and other
trunk lines were expected to follow
suit. The Denver and Rio Grande has
made rate of $3260 from Denver to
New York via the Missouri Pacific in
consequence. This is less than the
regular first class rate from Denver to
Chicago.
Cotton Mills Pay Dividends.
The cotton mills of New Bedford,
Mass, have paid dividends amounting
to 13 per cent, the largest In the city's
history.
Will Use 800, 100000 Cans.
The California Fruit Gamers asso-
citation has just given the largest con
tract for cans on record to the Amer
lean Can company of Pittsburg, calling
for 800, 600, 900 cans to be delivered at
the rate of 100000 year for FIVE
years. 1t is made known that terms
Morris tribune., 1908-01-04
70 r EIGN
Wholesale Treason Trial.

Wholesale Treason Trial.
At st. Petersburg 1859 members Of
the first douma who signed the Viborg
manifesto against the government
were placed on trial for reasonable
practices. Among them were Professor
Muromtzeff. president of the douma.
and other noted Liberals and Social
lists. Most of the accused plead that
they acted within their rights.
Powers May Coerce the Shah.
Although the shah of Persia had prom
ised the Russian and British ministers
that he would not disregard the new
constitution and would try to work In
harmony with the parliament. the in
fuential citizens Of Teheran refused
to be. reassured and kept their. shops
closed as a protest All the foreign
diplomats assembled at the French le-
cation and discussed plan for Joint
movement to preserve order.
Chinese Edict Disappointing.
The fact that no date is fixed for the
adoption 4of a constitution for China
in the edict issued by the throne %
great disappointment for the reform
Continued ON page 2.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-04

Mr.. Hornaday, it was placed In glass
jar, sealed up and sent to New York.
There an inspection revealed the truth
that it moved sluggishly, although the
eyes had long been useless and it had
neither eaten nor drunk for centuries.
This appears to prove the old theory
that toads can live untold years in a
state Of suspended animation. The di-
rector believes that If he should try
to feed the creature it would certainly
die. It is quite plump and a perfectly
formed medium sized toad Of the
spadefoot variety.
Surgery For insanity. see Er
DR.. N. M, Owensby Of Baltimore has
created something OF a stir In medical
circles by asserting that dementia
praecox, or precocious insanity, had
been cured in recent cases by the use
Of the knife to relieve the thyroid
gland of an excess Of certain chemicals
In the blood or the .secretions. Out of
FIVE cases so treated all but one are
said to have recovered. whereas the
Morris tribune., 1908-01-04

ne Resignation of BroWnson
Brings Bitter Naval contro-
versy Into Public Notice, Sur
geon General Rixey's Plan For
a Medical Man to Command
Hospital Ship Being Favored
by the President-Troops Or
dered Away From Goldfield by
Taft-Foraker's Scoff at Busi-
recs Regeneration - Railroad
r. e War Begun-PoWers May
C~2rce Persia's Ruler-FRst
Douma Members Tried For
Treason.